CONTAINING THE HISTORY OF THESE WATERS,
THEIR CHYMICAL ANALYSIS, MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
AND PLAIN DIRECTIONS FOR THEIR USE.

By T. GARNETT, M. D.,

Member of the royal Medical, royal Physical, and Natural-History
Societies, of Edinburgh; of the Literary and Philosophical Society,
of Manchester; of the Medical Society, of London; and of the
royal Irish Academy, &c..

Fifth Edition.

Sapientis medici est, eorum locorum aquas ubi medicinam facit,
convenienti examine probe sorutari, quo postea cum fructu.
tam præservandi quam sanandi gratia, iis uti posset. Hoffman.

WITH AN APPENDIX,

By J. JAQUES, M. D.,

Physician at Harrogate, Member of the royal Medical Society, and
a Graduate of Surgeons'-Hall, Edinburgh.

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1810.

Gough Adde Gorkshure

THOUGH the directions given by my late and revered friend, Dr. Garnett, are very full and valuable, and the analysis of the waters very complete, and worthy of such a chymist; yet, I have often thought, that the addition of a few cases would render it more acceptable to the public. By comparing the symptoms of these cases with their own, patients will more readily form a judgment whether these waters will be useful to them. The cases in the following appendix are noted down from my own patients. It would have been easy to have added many more, but these were thought sufficient.

F. JAQUES.

HARROGATE, July 23, 1810.