tp6 Concerning the Cure vent Repetition, the Parotides are to be treated after the fame Manner as Buboes. AFTER this tranfient View, our Me- thod now brings us to the Cure of Car~ buncles fince therefore thefe Eruptions have their Rife from a pefHlential Lixivium, thrown upon feveral Parts of the Body, and their burning them into an Efchar, the Bufi- nefs of a Surgeon herein is dire&ed to three main Intentions. i. THAT the Carbuncle does not Ipread too far, like a Gangrene, knowing no Bounds. 2. T O bring it as foon as poilible to a Separation j and, 3. T O cure it as carefully as it can be done* F O R the firft Intention, fuch Remedies are iuited which give a Reftri&ion to the Part, fo that the venomous Particles cannot ipread - and fuch alio as alTwage the distem- pered Heat, and cherifli and prefer ve that which is natural. BUT
