...with anything, is said by an ingenious writer (Whytt on Nervous Diseases), to have repeatedly proved a certain cure for a palpitation of the heart, after many of the medicines called antihysteric had been tried in vain. This conjecture is confirmed by a similar case which Dr Bisset...

...fuch is the uncommon difpofition of the nerves of the ftomach in fome cafes, that a table fpoonful of the juice of lemons, unmixed with any thing, has...tried in vain ; and, agreeably to this, we are told by Riverais, that а draught, or a clyfter of vinegar and water, has often given immediate relief in a...