...kneading with the fingers, thumb, or entire hand, variously modified and employed, from the eitreme parts to the trunk, in the line of direction of absorption...an adjoining apartment, the temperature of which is nut interior, when he enters it, to that of the shampooing room ; but after he has reclined for some...

...acquire a high temperature. The parts affected with rheumatism are completely enveloped in the mud, for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the case. I have met with two patients who made trial of the remedy, but they soon objected to its uncleanliness,...

...exclusion of Ihe air; and in submit, ting the bottles to the heat of boiling water, in i water-bath, for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the article. Fruit inteMed to be preserved, either whole or in quarters, ourht not to be completely ripe,...

...utricula, which constitute the more internal layer of the outer bark, to macerate leaves in pure water for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the leaf and the state of the atmosphere. In examining from time to time the leaves in such a state of...

...high as the ring of the bottles. 4thly. In causing the water to boil, and continuing the ebullition for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the substance contained in the vessels. In this process we see that nothing more is required than a boiler...

...redistilled, and divided into fractions by refrigerating. They are treated with concentrated sulphuric acid for a longer or shorter time according to the nature of the shale employed. Twenty-four hours are ordinarily sufficient, the oil being agitated from time to time....

...redistilled, and divided into fractions by refrigerating. They are treated with concentrated sulphuric acid for a longer or shorter time according to the nature of the shale employed. Twenty-four hours are ordinarily sufficient, the oil being agitated from time to time....

...parched, pain in the head, with or without delirium, comes on ; and this state of things continues for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the disease, until at length the skin resumes its function, a profuse perspiration ensues, and the patient sinks...

...then poured till it is almost up to the corks; 4th, The water is then heated to a certain degree, and for a ' longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the contents of the bottles. The lid of the copper or boiler is made to rest upon the bottles or jars,...

...pain is remitted without any restriction ; but there generally remains a temporal pain to be undergone for a longer or shorter time, according to the nature of the sin, and the disposition of the penitent ; and this necessary atonement must be made either in this...