Tobaccoenemas were given by burning leaves in a n insulated metal chamber and then forcing the smoke into the patient by means of a bellows connected to a rectal tube.   Many unfortunate misadventures resultedfrom these rough methods. An exceedingly rare and complete outfit by WEISS 33 Strand, ¼ 19th C:  Containing: Ivory syringe with flexible leather tube with ivory tip to inject stimulants into the stomach, bellows and tobacco chamber with 3 wire bound leather tubes with brass fittings that attach to 2 graduated ivory enema tips and 3 nostril discs, silver neonatal endotracheal aspiration tube, contained in a fitted, brass-bound mahogany case lined with green baize, all in excellent condition.