THE WATER-CURE.

STOMACH COMPLAINTS

AND

DRUG DISEASES.

NAPOLEON

AT ST HELENA,

IN THE SECOND YEAR OF CANCER OF THE STOMACH.

"Inever had for abstract fame much passion,
But would much rather have a sound digestion
Than Buonaparte's cancer. could I dash on
Through fifty victories to shame or fame,
Without a stomach_what were a great name?"

An Engraving of Napoleon in the Second Stage of Cancer of
the Stomach.

TO WHICH 13 APPENDED

TWO LETTERS

TO DR. HASTINGS OF WORCESTER,

ON THE

RESULTS OF THE WATER-CURE AT MALVERN.

BY JAMES WILSON, M.D.

PHYSICIAN TO HIS SERENE HIGHNESS PRINCE NASSAU, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL
COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF LONDON, LATE FELLOW OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL AND

CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, &c. &c. &c.

AUTHOR OF THE "WATER CURE," AND OF 66 A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
CURATIVE EFFECTS OF VAPOUR APPLIED LOCALLY."

"We are unwilling to believe that great effects may arise from simple causes, and so WATER
fell into disuse."-MS. Notes of Professor Macartney's Surgical Lectures.

Second Edition.

LONDON:

J. CHURCHILL, PRINCES STREET, SOHO.
1843.