Morning herald., 1839-12-23


slseh Do very severe, will usually be accomplished
nree or four days. Ia pliser oflhe Sulphcrated ed Gel
rso can De kept in contact with the part affected The
cure Will be the rapid.
C'oo'cyaOs, species Of Itch peculiar TO the nerru
ano 20 called by them, il cured by the sumo spyli
hrgHovw-The course last prescribed whenever the
attack Is OF an inveterate character will be found
speedy remedy for this disorder But As an sppcatior
o, tne ouiphuraed Cers,e--hewever little obiectiona-
ole IN the form in which it is here prepared-s STILES
. nan one o. the Plain the may be effect
co. aihosgh more slowly BY frat washing the part with
warm solution OF the Plain Cera,e NO l. and then
applying il in It's solid state. -
Scaidhead relieved by the same course Of
that ia laid down for Ringwerm
Grocers' Ich.-The incony enience n, x-h;cb orocers
are very subject commonly known Nv this name is also
removed by first washing the parts affected with warm
souono OF the Plain Cerate, No. and en rubbing the
ChadIains where the skin is sound need oulv to be
rubbed with the Lniment, the Camphora,ed Cerate No.
or n the absence OF these although it's less effectively
with the Plain. No. which with plaster OF either
ofthese Cerates, will aoA very speedy relief Where
the akin is broken, the Emellient Cerae, No. g. as
paister, should onybe applied. The appica ion Of the
Enoent viii also be efecual in Of Sore Ears,
which children are especially liable.
Bunisxs. excep of very character gradu
ally yield to the stimulating properties of the Csmphora-
ted Plain Ccrate applied by friction and in paisers.
Corns--Soft Corns will always be cured in a very
short tsfe by the use in the first Instance, of
luton and then of plaster of the Plain Cerate No. L.
Hard Ceras it is pla.n from their standing and charac-
Ter, are more difficult of emoval. But by cutting away
SO much otihe Corn be safely attempted, fricon,
and paisters ofthe PLAN Cesate, No J. will grad aally
remove the remaining portion, and the formation sf il
will be generally prevented; excep, through the
cause winch may have originally given rise to i,-some
unnatural pressure Of the feet.
Tender Sssclied Feet will be relievedby bathing them
for minutes in hot solution of the Plain Cerae No
l. and the application Of plaster Of the same 10 the
part Immediately affected.
ChiJua-Thc annoy nee cailsed bv this
eating its way lno and breeding in the feet groes
and others in the tropical clmaes-which renders the
use Of the knife continually necessary-will be cem1
petey removed by the of the Plain Cerate No. Il
the Suphurated Ne. 5, or the Linmen; which, If wei
rubbed in the part affected, will immed dstey destroy
the insect without creating any sore. Or in cased
where from long neglect wound may have been made
it tmay be efec,ualy healed by plaster of the Emo
or Bal3amic Cerate.
Grab Ycrs-Tsmors or excresences allied ia the dis
described under the head of. Yars" forming o
the soles OF the feet principally in tropical climates
and ameng the African population, which cannot force
their way through the hard skin of the feet. They
may be enoved by first pairing away the portion
then by washing them well with a strong hot soutioI
Of the Plain Cerate, No. l. and by applying plaiset
of the to the part; which will entirely eradicats
the substance. IT. fn dong this, open should
be made as sometimes the case it may be healed bs
plaster Of The Balsamic Ceraie.
In Paralysis either the Plain Camphorated Cerate|
may be used first freely and forcibly rubbed in and
then applied in the form cf plaster Or in cases o
COntrdCton OF the ExtremueS, which do not admit
friction in the first instance then by bathing the. part
well with strong solution Of the Plain, Ne.
and. afterwards. by the ofplaisters. The propr7
etors do not, OF course, presume to offer this TO th
Public certain in all Of Paralysis; bein
well convinced that most Frequently, the origin of th
disease il beyond the reach oil this, aay other app
catien and conse quenty that many cases in thei
very nature, altogether irremedabe. STILL fre thS
snguary beneficial effects that have resulted from it
in many instances especially in attacks of receu
and local nature heysfeel themselves authorized,
even call upon 10 urge ito application, not only whe
no other means of remedial character have been re
sorted to- but also where every other attempt effect
cure may have failed
Sciatsr.-The use Of the Ceraies and Lininent he
been attended with the beneficial effects in th
severe complaint both in instances where il has bee
confined to the Hipjoint, and where 1t has extended
the great Sciatc nerve. Many cases OF z severe nj
ture which had bid defiance 70 all sther remedies o. hav
been pei fectly cared by bathing the parts with war;
solution Of the Plain CerAte, and imrnedai ~ well IN
binc in the Csmphorated Cers,e, or the Lniment.
Ticdosoresr-With respect to this distr sssing com
paint the Proprietors feeithat they very
gro md. They are enabled ts prove that. in very nd
I'D rous cases, of from TO upwards Of twenty yea
tandng the use Of the Lniment. and the Gsmphorats
Cerzte applied 10 ihe parts affected, the approach
occurrence OF the paroxysm has not only yven Prom
and esfectual relief, when ether application and cours
Of treatment has solstey failed but the perseverir
use OF the remedies has, in many instances, recvc
the parties from any renewa al Of tho sttacks.
The Proprietors OF the ROYAL BRITISH. .CxRArj
and LISIMEST are perfectly assured, well by the
own observation on the evidence Of several OF the
frieads that comprehensive the preceding list ms
srpsar, these remedies further applicable
other diseases not he bat until their
fracy in each s indisputaby prov sd, they decl
toinser any specific disorder in their list; leaving
matter to be determined by time and after experieoc
will be remarked that, in speaking of the treatme
OF many Of the preceding cases OF disease injpr
vevy prompt relief 10 stated to be afforded sometime
by single application. But II 10 manifest, and mu
always be borne IN mind. that attacks which Of e
standing, severein their nature. only be efec
ally relieved by steady perseverance, in the smplo
ment Of the proper remedy prescribed
To the foregoing detail Of the proper modcsof %
ployng the different combination. As remedies in Il
various classes os disease or injury 10 which they
distinctly known be severally applicable, the Ps
pretors scarcely feel il necessary add, that in
greater number Of instances the or less rapid Gu
Of ailmeais apparently affecting only the exisrsr Of
human body, will depend in a considerable dsgree,
the Of the interior and taat disorders OF mo-
kinds especially where there is any inflAmmstory
tion, will be generally most promptly subdusd with Il
united aid OF apcrient ether medicine, cslcul
ted give scns to the system, operate gently ups
the bowels
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their notifications, in Boxes Of four sisss "a 2
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secsrity TO purchasers ia every part Of the wor
their sbtantng ut all times. the genuine ar
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