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caui’d thc Patient to takc a Quantity of Aciis In a convenient Vchiclc ; uponv-hic!«!, Secreiion being prclcntly tnade, he immtdiatcly Urined in greatQuantity, and was thereby rtstor’d to his Health.

A Mtmbtr ofP arliament, being found in the hke Cordition, was by theiTe of Atids restor’d to his Health. And in feveral Cafes since, he hasfeund it to anlwer with great Succeß.

In another like Suffreßon of Urine , and after many Medicines given invain, Mr. Banißer. propos’d Dr. Baynardh Method, which caus’d the Pa-tient to Urine presently.

LVIII. A Stonewastaken out of the Womb of aWoman, near Trent inSotnersetßnre, by Incilion, in Eafter 1 666. I have seen the Stone, and b y d,. ceaic!”».weigh’dit in Gold Scales, where it wanfed somewhat of 4 Ounces; buthad lost of the Weight it formerly had, being now very light for a Stone ofthat Bulk. It is of a WhitilbColour, lighter than A(h colour; it had nodeep Asperities; and had somewhat cf an Oval Figure, but leß at one Endthan a Hen-Egg, and bigger and blunter at the other End than a Goosc-

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LIX. 1- Mr. Gscdritk (a Chyrurglön of BurySt. Edmttmls) affirm’d to me r srones

that himself cuttinga Ladof the Stone, took out thence, at one time, 96 ,

Small Stones, all of them of unlike Shape, Size, Corners, Sides; fome of Natb.Fairfa*.which were (b bestow’d as to lüde upon others, and had thereby worn f " 482,their Fiats toa wonderfull Slkkruefs. He afiur’d me also, that in the famePlace, another when Dead had a Stone taken front him, almost as big asa New-born Child’s Head, and much of that Shape.

2. M.ye. Braun of Dantz,rck , a Gentleman of 71 Years of Age, beingDead, i Öpen’d his Body to find rhe Caule of thc excessivc Pains, he had en-dured for two Years and a half in his Penis, with a continual Cutting,Burning,and Pressing, of his Urine , Corning from him Dropwise; until at last itcame to a capstam endeavour of going to Stool and of making Water, whicha few Weeks before his Death ended in a continual Runningof Urine withvery Jharp Pain ; after which, about 4 Days before his Death, 10 my Know -1ledge , the Water was torally stopp’d. We found the Bladder quire füll ofStones, of which chebiggest was ot the bignesi ofa PidgeonV Egg, and ldme-what larger. Of the bigger fort there were 16, yet differing in Si$e. Thereit were very small, to theNumber of 12. We found not a Drop of Urinein the Bladder ,, bttt it had already made, on the side of the Orifce of the.Bladder, an opening of a confiderable bignefi ; upon which Death necePsärily enssied. In the Kidnejs, and Urettrs, there could not be found theleast Grain or mark of Sand.

3. Severat öf the lester fort of tbeseTföwr were Triangulär and Quadran-gular ; their Fiats- worn tcra great Smoothnefs, and their Corners biunted. Kireby.,4,The greatest Stone weigh*d 206 Gr. the least z Gr. all the 3 K weigtTtf ^

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