My dear Sir

There is no objection to your taking the Chalk¹ the urine, not becoming turbid   I should fear stone if the urine continued in that state— Phosphate of Iron is a very useful medicine²—one I often prescribe—but I am inclined to the opinion that it the iron which does the good & that the phosphate of iron is a form in which it can in some be better or more easily taken into the system—& which sits better on the stomach of some—

The Iron if it agrees will certainly improve the vigour & give strength—

So my advice is continue the phosphate ⁠⟨⁠of⁠⟩⁠ I⁠⟨⁠ron⁠⟩⁠   Take C of Magnesia C. of Am. & sp. of HorseRad. & occasionally add the chalk—³

Yours very truly | W^m. Jenner.

P.S. | I am sorry that your letter having had to be forwarded to me has occasioned delay—⁴ I expect to be home on 27^th. Oct^r.