Priessnitz, Memoirs of 1; his Hydropathic treatment, 6; testimony to his system of cure, 8; the Emperor of Austria decrees him a medal, 15; his sentiments on smoking, 84; his replies to enquiries as to the treatment of various affections, 90 Psoriasis, singular case, how treated, 149 Quinsy, remedy for, 185 Rabbit, Hydropathic treatment of, under the influence of prussic acid, 210 Rheumatism, how treated, 100; chronic, 101; in back, neck, and shoulders, 102; fever and gout, 103 Ringworm, how removed, 142, 149; case of, 169 Rubbing-sheet and its objects described, 50 Rupture, case of double, effectually treated, 176 Scalds, treatment of, 130 Scarlatina, how treated, 138 Sciatica, how treated, 104 Scrofula, how eradicated, 175 Sea sickness, remedy for, 130, 168 Shin, bruised, how treated and results, 129 Shivering, cure and case, 146 Shower-baths objected to, 54 Sitz or sitting-bath described, 54 Skin, a practical tr[e]atise upon, 21 Sleep, how procured, 168 Small-pox, Hydropathic treatment of, and detail of cases, 136 Smoking, Priessnitz's observations upon, 84 Sore throat, remedies, 143, 144 Spinal complaints, cases of, and how treated, 164 Sprained shoulder, 132 Sprains, treatment of, 134 Staggers, how removed, 204 Stays, the evils of wearing, 70 Sterility, how conquered, 158 Stomach complaints, cure of, 167 Strangles, how cured, 204 Stricture, how curable, 172 Sweating process described, 50; of horses, 203 Syphilis, treatment of, 172 Tape worm, treatment of, 129 Teeth, how preserved, 147 Teething fever, treatment of, 111 Tendon Achilles, treatment of a rupture, 131 Tepid bath, its composition and application described, 58 Throat, affections of, how treated, 107; sore and swollen, 145 Tic-doloureux, treatment of, 106 Tooth-ache, remedy for, 147 Typhus fever, how treated, 111 Umschlags, see Bandages, 59 Urine, passage of, how accelerated, 158 Vaccination, how promoted, 175 Vein, swelling of, various, how treated, 133 Ventilation of stables, importance of, 202 Water, its great uses, 37; for ablutions, 40; for drinking purposes, 41; observations upon its value when cold, 84 White swelling, case of, and treatment, 187 Whites, certain cure of, 155 Windpipe, inflammation of, 120 Womb, pains in, how alleviated, 154 Wounds, of horses, how treated, 205 End of Project Gutenberg's Every Man his own Doctor, by R. T. Claridge