...journeys into Suffolk, in passing through Ipswich, that he had the most alarming attack, Havin^ left ny mother at the inn, he walked into the town alone,...man. His countenance was never ordinary, but health of itself gives a new charm to any features ; and his figure, which in his early years had been rather...

...by;" for his fall was attributed to the bottle. He was assisted to his room, and the late Dr. Clubbe was sent for, who after a little examination, saw...man. His countenance was never ordinary, but health M of itself gives a new charm to any features ; and his figure, which in his early years had been rather...

...;" for his fall was attributed to the bottle. lie was assisted to his room, and the late Dr. Clubbe was sent for, who, after a little examination, saw...man. His countenance was never ordinary, but health of itself gives a new charm to any features ; and his figure, which in his early years had been rather...

...with great judgment. ' There is nothing the matter with your head,' he observed, ' nor any apopletic tendency ; let the digestive organs bear the whole...but slightly increasing dose of it may be attributed bis long and generally healthy life." P. 163. Dr. Seymour, we must not omit to remark, has been led...

...blame ! you must take r,piatts.' From that time his health began to amend rapidly, and his con"titution was renovated : a rare effect of opium, for that drug...be attributed his long and generally healthy life." P. 163. Dr. Seymour, we must not omit to remark, has been led by the results of his experience to the...

...effect of opium, for that drug almost alwavs inflicts some partial injury, even when it is necewary ; but to him it was only salutary, and to a constant but slightly increasing dose of it may I«- attributed his long and generally healthy life. His personal appearance also was improved with...

...' ; for his fall was attributed to the bottle. He was assisted to his room, and the late Dr. Clubbe was sent for, who, after a little examination, saw...be attributed his long and generally healthy life." The son makes no reference to any possible effects of this " slightly increasing dose " upon his father's...

...by' ; for his fall was attributed to the bottle. He was assisted to his room, and the late Dr. Clubbe was sent for, who, after a little examination, saw...attributed his long and generally healthy life."' The son makes no reference to any possible effects of this "slightly increasing dose" upon his father's...

...began to amend rapidly, and his constitution was renovated ; a rare effect of opium, for that drag almost always inflicts some partial injury, even when...be attributed his long and generally healthy life." The son makes no reference to any possible effects of this " slightly increasing dose " upon his father's...

...always inflicts some partial injury, even when it is necessary ; but to him it was only salutary—and to a constant but slightly increasing dose of it may...be attributed his long and generally healthy life." The son makes no reference to any possible effects of this "slightly increasing dose" upon his father's...