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Start Over Authors Hutchings, Thomas Gibbons. ✖Remove constraint Authors: Hutchings, Thomas Gibbons. Titles The medical pilot, or, New system: being a family medical companion, and compendium of medicine on a totally new plan, and by which all diseases can be treated successfully without minerals or any poisons whatever : especially the following complaints, consumption, liver complaint, dyspepsia, dysentery, diarrhoea, rheumatism, diseases of the heart, fevers, bronchitis, dropsy, eruptive diseases, and all their concomitants : containing also a treatise on the diseases incident to the female sex : the whole being adapted in simple and familiar language, suitable to every capacity, forming a new era in medical practice, illustrated with anecdotes and many costly engravings ✖Remove constraint Titles: The medical pilot, or, New system: being a family medical companion, and compendium of medicine on a totally new plan, and by which all diseases can be treated successfully without minerals or any poisons whatever : especially the following complaints, consumption, liver complaint, dyspepsia, dysentery, diarrhoea, rheumatism, diseases of the heart, fevers, bronchitis, dropsy, eruptive diseases, and all their concomitants : containing also a treatise on the diseases incident to the female sex : the whole being adapted in simple and familiar language, suitable to every capacity, forming a new era in medical practice, illustrated with anecdotes and many costly engravings

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  • The medical pilot, or, New system: being a family medical companion, and compendium of medicine on a totally new plan, and by which all diseases can be treated successfully without minerals or any poisons whatever : especially the following complaints, consumption, liver complaint, dyspepsia, dysentery, diarrhoea, rheumatism, diseases of the heart, fevers, bronchitis, dropsy, eruptive diseases, and all their concomitants : containing also a treatise on the diseases incident to the female sex : the whole being adapted in simple and familiar language, suitable to every capacity, forming a new era in medical practice, illustrated with anecdotes and many costly engravings1