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Before the morphia which deadens the pain of neuralgia, or the quinine which arrests the fit of an ague, can find their place in our pharmacies, commerce must have perfected its machinery, and science must have refined its processes, through periods only to be counted by the life of nations.

The othadd1er complaint from which they suffered, but which has nearly disappeared from among us, was intermittent fever, or fever and ague.

There are some malarious spots on the edge of Lake Champlain, and there have been some temporary centres of malaria, within the memory of man, on one or more of our Massachusetts rivers, but these are harmless enough, for the most part, unless the millers dam them, when they are apt to retaliate with a whiff from their meadows, that sets the whole neighborhood shaking with fever and ague.

Fever and ague appears to have been of frequent occurrence.

Sir Kenelm Digby was playing his fantastic tricks with the Sympathetic powder, and teaching Governor Winthrop, the second, how to cure fever and ague, which some may like to know.

Are we any wiser than those great men?

Two years ago, in a lecture before the Massachusetts Historical Society, I mentioned thisrecipe of Sir Kenelm Digby for fever and ague: Pare the patient's nails, put the parings in a little bag, and hang the bag round the neck of a live eel, and place him in a tub of water.

Fowler, in consequence of the success of a patent medicine, the Tasteless Ague Drops, which were supposed, "probably with reason," to be a preparation of that mineral.



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