Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

.Ihn oh more sowly by frat washing the part with
warm solution Of the Plain Cera,e, No. !, and then
applying it in its solid state.
ScaldHsad 10 relieved by the same course OF treatment
that is laid down for Ringwsrm
Groeers Itch.-The Inconvenience 10 which grocers
are very subject commonly known by this name is also
removed by frat washing the parts affected with warM
solution Of Plain Cerne, No. and then rubbing the
Cerate upon the parts
ChiL5lains where the skin is sound need only be
rubbed with The Linmen the Camphorated Cerale, No.
or a the absence OF these although tits less effective
with the Plain. No. which, with plaster of either
ofthese Cerales, will afford very speedy relief Where
the akin is broken, the Emolent Cerate No. 3, as
plaster, should onlybe applied The applca ion Of the
Emollient will also be eecua in of Sore Ears, 10
which children especially liable.
BxnieRs except of very inveterate character gradu-
ally vie the stimulating properties OF the CSmPhora
ted or Plain Cerate applied by friction and in plasters
C0rns.--Sot Germs will always be cured III very
short re by the in the rs Instance OF warm So
luton and then of plaster Of the Plain Cerate NO l.
Hard CsrHs il is plan. from their standing and charac-
ter, dffieult Of removal. Butby cutting away
so much oflhe Corn be safely attempted iricuei
and paisters ofthe PLAN Ceiate No j. VIII gradually
remove the remaining portion and the re-iormaton sf II
will be generally prevented except through the same
cause which may have originally given rise to i--some
unnatural pressure OF the feet
Tender or Soscd Feet will be relieved by bathing them
for len minutes in hot solution of the Plain CeTa No
l. and the application of plaster OF the same 10 the
part Immediately affected.
Choua-rhe annoy ance caused by this minute insect
eating its way nto and breeding in the feet eli negroes
and others ia The tropical clmateswhich renders the
use of the knife continually necessary-will be com-
pletey removed by the of the Plain Cerate, No l.
the Suphuraed, Ne. 5, the Lnlmen; which, It we'll
rubbed in the part affected, will Immediately destroy
the insect. without creating any sore. Or, in cases
where from long neglect wound may have been made,
tmay be efectually healed by plaster OF the Emoli
ent or Balsamic Cerate.
Crab YaDs-Tumors or excresences allied the dis
ease described under the head Of Yans forming on
the soles Of the feet principally in tropical climates,
49, ntottan yh annntt nrra
their way through the hard skin of the feet They
may be removed by FIRST pairing the outer portions,
then by washing hem well with strong hot solution
of the Plain Cerate, No. and by applying plaster
of the same to the part; which will entirely eradicate
the substance. IT. in doing this, open should
be made sometimes the it may be healed by
p,aster Of the Balsamic Cera,e.
In Paralysis either the Plain Camphorated Cerate
may be used, first freely and forciby rubbed in, and
then applied in The form Ct plaster Or, in cases OF
Contraction Of the Ex,remies, which do Not admit OF
friction in the first instance then by bathing the parts
well with strong warm solution of the Plain, No.
and, afterwards, by the use of plasters The Prepri
etors do Ao of course, presume to sfrr this TO the
Public certain cure in all cases OF Paralysis; being
well convinced that most frequently, the origin Of the
disease 10 beyond the reach s this or ANY other app
cation; and quently that many cases are in their
very nature, altogether irremediable Sul frsm the
sngulary beneficial effec.s that have resulted from its
use in many instances especially in attacks Of
and local nature they feel themselves authorized and
even call urge its application. not only where
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sorted TO- but also where every oher attempt to effect
cure may have failed.
Seiatica-The use Of The Csraies and Linneat has
been attended with the most beneficial effects in this
severe complaint both in instances where has been
confined the Hip joint, aid where has extended
the great Sciatic nerve. Many cases Of a severe
ture which had bid defiance to all sher remedies have
been perfectly cared by bathing the parts with
solution OF the Plain Cerae, and Immediately we'll rub
bling in the Camphora,ed Cera,e, or the Liniment.
Tic doloysur respect TO this distressing com
plant The Propretors feel that they are on very sro"g
ground They are enabled 10 prove that, in very
merous cases. Of from to upwards Of twenty years
standing the OF the Liniment and the Camphoraed
Cerae applied the parts affected on the approach or
OF the paroxysm has not only given prompt
and effec,ua relief when ether applications and
OF Mt has absolutely failed but the perseverng
use Of the remedies has. in many instances relieved
the parties from any renewal o''he attacks
The Propre,ors OF the ROYAL BRITISH CEnATEs
and LIEiMESr perfectly assured, as well by their
own observation the evidence Of several OF their
friends that comprehensive as the preceding list may
appear these remedies further applicable To many
other diseases here enumerated but until their e
fcacy in each 10 ndis2uably proved they decline
insert any specific disorder in their list leaving he
mater to be determined by time and after experience
Ivil be remarked that in speaking OF the treatment
OF many Of the preceding cases OF disease or injury
very prompt relief is stated to be afforded sometimes
nv single application. But il is manifest and must
,xays be borne in mind that attacks which are OF long
Standing or severe in their nature can only be efeetu.
afv relieved BY steady perseverance, in the employ
men, of the proper remedy prescribed.
To the foregoing detail OF the proper modes OF en-
ploying the different combinations. as remedies IN the
ysrous classes Of disease irsry to which they are
distinctly known TO be severay applicable, the Pro.
rietors scarcely feel it necessary TO add that IN the
number Instances the more or less rapa cure
Of aime.s appareny affecting only the exterier OF the
bus,an body will depend in considerable degree, On
the s,ate Of the interior and that disorders OF most
lind. especially where there is any infammatory ac-
ton will be generally most promptly susdued with the
upi,ed aid Of some sperien other medicine, cacse-
ted to give the system or operate geauy upon
the bowels
TgI RoYAL BRITISH CERArEs are made up, IL all
,he;r caoss in Boxes &C four sizes, at 81 cts
81 l-e cis-sl Scots each; and the LisAMEsT IN
Bote. Of three sizes with gteund-gsss StePpers at
az l-2cts-el 5octs and o. 80 Is each; the English
stamp. in all cases included. By permission OF the
Honorable Commissioners of Stamps in London. and
as security to purchasers in every part OF the world.
to ensure heir obtaining at all times. the genuine ar-
clss each Stamp hes engraved upos the name and adj
dress OF the Proprieiors, "SHARr COMPANY, l53
Fleet streets" 10 counterfeit which Is Felony
The Proprietsrs, satisfied Of the unbounded utility
az these preparations to all classes OF the population,
have pepsred FOR general useand especially for ia
miles resident l, the country removed rom immediate
medical advice, as well as for SCHOOLS and other
large Establishmens-a great number o different as
sor,ments embracing every variety Of kind and size.
which ARC kept in state OF sadness at all times. They
,so draw The Alteration Of parties resident IL Seaport
towns to the fact that they have made similar arrange
nents upon suitable scale and IN Boxes adapted to
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