Chapter I

Indians, oration on their diseases and remedies, i. 3
----, peculiar customs of their women, i. 9
----, ----, of their men, i. 11
----, ----, of both sexes, i. 12
Indians, their diseases, i. 16
----, their remedies, i. 20
----, comparative view of their diseases and remedies with those of
civilized nations, i. 39
Iron, its preparations useful in destroying worms, i. 232
Imitation, its effects upon morals, ii. 42
Influenza, account of it, as it appeared in Philadelphia in 1789, 1790,
and 1791, ii. 353
----, history of its symptoms, ii. 354
----, mode of treatment, ii. 360
Jaw-fall, or trismus, in infants, i. 254