What is the proximate cause of gout and rheumatism? : and how do the Buxton baths cure those diseases? : with directions when and how to use the baths / by James Byron Bradley.

  • Bradley, James Byron, active 1853.
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1853
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    I <fo'y WHAT IS THE PROXIMATE CAUSE OE GOUT AND IIHEUMATISM. ? AND HOW DO THE BUXTON BATHS CURE THOSE DISEASES ? WITH nniMCTIONj^ WHEN AND HOW TO UHE THE BATHS. BY .TAAIES BYRON BRADLEY, • V Member of the Royol Colleye, of . Physicians of London t Bachelor in Letters and Doctor in. Medicine of the University oj Paris; formerly Hospital Staff-Assistant in the Peninsular lUar,- Physician to the Westminster General and South London Dispotsaries ; Lecturer on the theory and practice of Physic in the lilenheim-Street School of Medicine ; 54-;- MJinher of the Westminster Medical Society^ ^ and of the Literdry and Philosophical Society of Liverpool; V ■'^^ Vi -i FOR MANY YEARS RESfDENT PHYSICIAN IN BUXTON, “Hast ever /tad the Gout? I have not had it— I But I may have, and you too, voadev—dread it!” Byron. MANCHESTER: PR^INTED BY ISAAC SLATER, FOUNTAIN STREET. SDtD BY W. D. SUjTTON, SPRING GARDENS, AND BATES BROTHERS, HALL BANK, BUXTON. '/KT k . 1853. PRICE ONE SHILLING. .tv’'