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and aſcend out of the Bowels of the 
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only in the ſame Latitude, but! ſe⸗ 
veral Parts of the Terreſtrial Globe ; 
for accordingly as the Air is variouſly 
affected with ſuch Effluviums of dif- 
ferent kinds, theſe Vapours being 


put in Action by the heat of the un 


Beams produce different : fects, and 
render the Air in ſuch” Climates 
more ot leſs wholeſome, pernicious 


and depraved: Thus Agues are 
more frequent in Kent, and other Di- 
ſtempers more common and cuſto- |||; 


wow in different Farts of che World. 


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m mary tranſmiſſion of particular Va- 
pours and Effluviums, any Country 


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and Alcenſion of particular Vapours 
out of the Bowels of the Earth at 


The Temper of the Air in dif- 

ferent Climates is alſo altered diſ- 

ferently according to the Quantity 
as well as Quality of ſuch Vapours, 


and as the Air is more plentifully or 
ſparingly impregnated with ſuch pre- 
ternatural Vapours, which alſo in the 
ſame Climates exert themſelves more 
or leſs vigorouſly according to the 


different Seaſons of the Year. Thus 
in Summer time Contagious or Ma- 
lignant Diſtempers rage more vigo- 
rouſſy and univerſally and are leſs Epi- 
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ol the Air varies according to dif- 
ferent Climates, the various quan- 
tities of Mineral Efluviums, and the |} 
different Seaſons of the Vear; ſo we 
find avaſt difference according to thge 
Nature and Qualities of ſuch Mineral! 
Vapours. Some Minerals afford very |! 
| wholeſome and Salutiferous Steams, 
whilſt others are dangerous and per- 0 
-nicious. Thus the Mines in Cornwall |! 
make the Country wholeſome and 
healthful, whilſt others produce Con- 
tagious and Peſtilential QualitiesB, 
vhich render ſuch Countries frequent- | 
ly ſubject to ſuch Diſtempers. 


Thoſe Mineral Effluviums or Va- 
pours which produce Peſtilential Diſ- 
eaſes, are of a moſt pernicious 
kind, and are attended with very 
violent and moſt fatal Symptoms, 
and ſuch are eſteemed, by that moſt 
Worthy and profound Judge of the 
Works of Nature, the Honourable 
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in à great meaſure depends on the 
exceſſive. Heats of the Climate, and 
their way of living; their Blood be- * 
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Courſe of Nature. 


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producing their Natural Effects as 

uſyal in this Climate: For we may 
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laſt paſt} which if it ſhould enereaſe 
proportionably, as the Sun ap- 
proaches, it muſt render the hotteſt 
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Air, but are put and excited into a 
preternatural Fermentation by the 
heat of the Sun; I ſay, we may 
| reaſonably deduce this: — 
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and certain effect at the ſame Diſtance, 
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and Indiſpoſitions, attended With 


Pains in the Head and dizzineſs, and 


: 5 which: appear in, ane or oy 
ufual. 


154 1bngi! EM $550 


77 1 26, ve may We! 


ox at lęaſt ſuſpect, chair we bevitlis, 


is; impfegnated with) Heterogeneous 
Particlesy-as is:ſcems po appent, hol 
only from Bat v have mentiohedi 


but che! Gdden-and ſurprifing Dea 
of leveral Perſons, eſposially of lane 


e W8::continually{>fyek in, and 
1onbidg cheſe Heterogeneous Fartikles 
into our Blood in Reſpiration, it 


5 „ ſeems 


——— — — — —— erit  e 


— T ten ee 


5 ces. in the Natutal Diſpoſition 
of che Air ia one Climate. Cs e 


Fee, Wich ſome Heterg encous 
ours is ident from Ach Mala 


Perſons, as particylat;Favetiſhoblears . 


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what Methods are Proper to p 


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inn! nh. age proper 
torchis purpoſt, it witl® Be 


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hiker worth our while! to « fide 
event 
their ill Effects, if either” ie/ ſhould 
happen, that the Air ſh6bld be more 
ny impregnated with ſuch 

articles; or by long breathing chem 
into our Lungs, the Maſs of B lood 
ſhould be more ſtrongly im rare 


Eee win ill Effects more vig * 


| rouſly. 8 fen Mbnl BHE 
8 BI. e : d Fe? Rib Dr. worn "as 11 ag I's 


9 


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to conſider, What Cailſes'eontnonly = 
concur to — Malignant Peſti- 


lential Diſtempers; from whence it 
will appear, phat Merhods may be 


proper and molttexpediem © pte event 
ch Matadies; and tö ſecure Man! 


8 kind from ſuch Dat gers As may hap? 


pen, wirhour the over olg hand f 
Providence to divert ſuch pernicious 
Qualities which may be more plenl. 


1 entiecee's our ol che Bowels — 9 


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che ne eee we e breathe in. } 


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Ad, firſt, Prot has ab wat : 


aig, it appears ſufficiently, that the 
7 atecedetir Cauſe of Malignant'or 
Peſtilential Diſtempers depends on, 
and is compoſed of extraneous ma- 
5 lignant Mineral Vapours, or Exhala- 
tions riſing out of the Bowels of the 


Earth and Impregnating the Air we 


breathe with eee Particles. 


3328 


: Theſe Mineral Butan or Va- ö 


: pours. Firſt and Primarily affect Hu- 


man Bodies, and being ſucked into 


the Lungs in Breathing gradually im 


pregnate the whole Maſs of Blood | 


with their Poiſonous Steams. . "661GRK 


Theſe Panos Particles * Mi- 
neral Vapours, at the firſt are ſo 


ſmall in quantity, that they are not 


on to produce any ill Effects, be- 


ing lodged and baabe d amongft 5 
: he more e Phlegmatick and groſs Parts 


of 


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gradually more ſtrongly impregnated 
with theſe depraved and Heteroge- 
neous Particles, and ſome Parts of 
the Maſs of Humours attenuated by 
their corroſive Qualities, they begin 
to diſcover thoſe Qualities; run them 
into a more fluid form by their cor- 
roſive Faculty, and ſeparating them 
from the reſt, the perfect Mixture of 
the Maſs of Humours is by this 
means broke, and made an imper- 
. tected Mixture, the groſſer Parts be- 
ang caſt off and ſeparated from the 
tthinner, and by this means rendered 
bo. ” „ unapt 


wilt | che more — — COrr 


1 | —.— — Cataſtro 
man Bodies, and putting the w 


. fabrick into diſorder, produce thoſe | 
as in Peſtilential and Mas Fi} 


guat Diſtempers; as 
Ulcers, Inflammations, Delinumns 
5 and Death: 
Glandulous Parts they "produce | 
Buboes, in the fleſhy. Pains) Car- 


buacks and Blotches, in the Nervous 
Parts, eſpecially e Membranes of 


the Brain, Inflammation, Delirium 
and Phrenſy, in che Glandulous 
Parts of the Brain, and other noble 


Parts, Hr goo na, wh fud- 
den E Deach. 25 . ont 


. 3 MN 


Theſe 8 ad Peſtilential 
Diſterapers being thus formed, and 


c Veſſels, 


deſtroy the continuiry | 
ls, whoſe joint Effects 
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contained aur ahe Fs 4 


chan; dah the — — 
f and promoted De theſe 
Etfluviums from human Bodies u- 
niting with thoſe!-cont; ined- in che 
Air, and thoſe ef col nn in 


the Maſs of Cages Wes Wan 
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But beſides - cabal — 580 

Sdcundary Antecedent Cauſes to pro- 
duce Malignant and Peſtilential Di- 
ſtempers, there are other acceſſory 
and Concurring: Cauſes requiſite; 
for ſince, all are not equally ſubjec 
to them, but ſeveral continue a long 
time amen t ſuch Perſons without 
prejudice, till at the laſt their Conſti- 
kene are r depraved and 


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ſtroy ing the-Contic 
gels occaſions an Extravaſation but 


even to produce. that Effect, the Hu 
mours muſt be very ſharp before — 


can break the Veſſels, as _ as the: 
Lil -fecly, face che 
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delled by the force of Circul 
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may too much extend t hem 
tribute to ſeparate” and d 
continuity of their Dal ts; but ſin 
there is N⸗ —— in che 
Blood and Serum, and this may be, 
and frequently is too great; this u. 
nited with thoſe Corroſive Qualities, _ 
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Air, which deſtroys the due ene by 


of che (Maſs of Blood, and makes 
an Alteration in its Texture is very 
evident, ſince we ſee, that this Diſ- 
caſe is often times Epidemical, and 
rages more N at one time 
chan another. | 
And that the Di emen of of che 
Air, in this: Caſe, deſtroys the Tex- 


ture of the Blood, appears from kr 
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I ſhall only g's chat t e 
this Diſtemper the Purgeing Hlixir 
may be uſed once a Week, and the 
Tad beſore- mentioned 1 5 
Days chat ate free from Purgeing, and 

tine aſter, which are alſo : 
Mia 


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nchiſpaſcely ande furniſhed; with Viti- 
aus depraved Humor z Verchen 
=f baiefly-a&)1(Gininting-vf he differ 
rundes of thoſe? Contagious: Vapou 
and; Exhalations which produce: theſe 
different Effects; the Effects varying, 
as tb before took notice according 
to the variety of the Oauſ et. 
diAnd firſt Watry Exhalations ren- 
Aer the Air chick and moiſt; and ob- 
noxious to Athmatick Perſons, aß 6 
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Calden Hon, at St. Margarets-Fill,: Seuthiiark ; Wes ="; 
Mr. Scaggs's an Inftrament Makers. $4 Wappi 104 
Nene Stare, Wapping; Mr. Dyſons, at the Wool- 
ack in Burchin- Lane, near the Royal-Exc 5 
Tredwells, a Toy-Shop, at theiCorner of Se. 
BlirtiheLe-Crand,  NewgatesShreet. 5 Hgokes, 
| - Baokſaller, oppoſite to St. Dunſtan 
- - "er Temple- Barr : 3 Mr. Hargraves, 
_ Colfee-Houle, over againſt the 
Oatey, Grocer, at the Golden- Sngat- L 1 
as near Piccadiiy; Mr. Ewens, a oy-S nop, 
| N Stars, 5, near Tork Buildj t 


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Toy Fr he Author. þ. ay 7 85 
Trae of the Reaſon of dual 
tion, or the Efficient Cauſes of th Leon. | 1 
Faction or a Muſele. nn 
A Treatiſe of the Reaſon of he Heat of the _ 
Blood, a and of the, Uſe of the Lung 8, 


, ee 


1 An ab of Mr. 
in Three Volumes, wi "his 48 
A Syſtem of Rational and Prac cal — 
A Treatiſe of the Gout, King's-Evil, Lues 7 
nerea, with an Eſſay of the Reaſon of Intermit- 
ing Fevers, and the Effects of the Cortex Peru. 
A Compleat Hiſtory of Witchera ft, Ge. in 
Two Volumes. Octavo. 1 
A Vindication of the ſame agairit Refleions. 
of Dr. Hutebinſons, now Biſhop- of Dowz an 
Connor. To which is added, an Eifay on the 
Nature of Material-and Immaterial Subſtances. | 
An Eſſay on the Plague printed at Dublin. 


