Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

1 very beneficial sN.s,s 1870 -" = Va
Is~svs are rapidly dispersed By the use, BY fcsisu
the Lisnen, or the Csnphoraisd Csrsse Ne. g. an,
syP r Ia Of plaster Of the latter, where the 10
csnv Oh me Iumor admits gift.
oDs"sgs, OF long standing otherwise whore Their,
exists an nlerstisia experience tn
same encct Is Tumors from the stimulating Qualities
me sPPcaon acting powerfully the absorbent YES
Relazsd Sore Throats will be relieved by the exerna
use OF the Piam Cerate, No. l. in the same wav A. il
inc less severe cases OF GlanduAr Swelngs; and IL
slight application of strong or creamy solution of ,bs
Cerae could be made internally "a the miner n,, or h
throat, without the OF nausea the reed,
would be accelerated This may be done with the aid
Of Camel hair pencil. -1
Intamsd Sore IAroats may be treated in the same way
as the last mentioned, except that the Camphoral
should be used Instead Of the Plain Cerate
Hopping Cough The Camphora,ed Ce,ate. No Q .,
the Linnent we'll rubbed over the chest and upon the
back across the shoulders and down the spine two on
three times day, will be found in most cases an eff
tectaal cure for this complaint.
Croup-The Camphorated Cerate, No ., or the Lni
menl, rubbed we'll round the entire trent SIDES Of the
throat and e way down the chest, will tend greatly
to aid the operation OF any medicine employed internal
ly for the relief Of this alarming disease.
sweled or Infamd Gnms.--Rub the part affected gent
with small quantity of the Plain Cerae, applied by
the end Of the finger la many the relefis ins,an
taneous. Ii has rarely failed prompt remedy.
Seeded Face is relieved by the Plain Cerate, No. /,
being rubbed on the par, affected II, night, pais
conveniently
VII be more promptly affo rded. HNlm49
Nerueus Headache Attacks of this nature, unless
proceeding from disorganizaiion of the functions OF The
stomach, Will he immediately removed 10y the applica.
tten OF the Lniment To the parts affected.
Deafness, when resulting from any hardened secretion
yields TO nilk-warm solution Of the plain Cerate No.
syringed into The ear, which quickly delaches and re
moves II. piece OF Wool, saturated with Oil OF AL
laonds alone or with equal parts Of Rectfed Spirits Of
Turpentine and Salad Oil or Oil Of Almonds pat into
the ear after Swinging will usually prevent a second
occurrence ef deafness from this IN cases Of
ae"faess arising from the tube leading from throat
the ear Pervous state Of which is essential to perfec,
hearing being stopped, whether from an inhamnlatory
or relaxes condition of the throat the external sppca
on OF the Plain Cerate round the ear and thence un
der the whele extent Of the jaw siroHgly recommend
ed. Whether the ating properties Of tho Cera,e
would be benefcaln ether and what cases of eafness
question which the Proprietos leave to the decision
OF the experienced Aurist.
Eternal Inflammation, from almost whatever cause
Arising is speedily subd aed by the Plain Cerae. No l.
gently rubbed over and then used plaster a., by
washing the niancd part with 4 strong solution, and
then applying plaster to it. -
Boiis.--The Inflammation and swelling attending the
formation Of Boils soon yield to the application last de-
ssroed care being taken NOT apply il the excoria
ted part
Wonnds.-Simple incised Wounds or Cuts, seldom
require more attention. in healthy person, than to
bring the edges the wound together and keep them
so the action of the coagusble lymph provided by a
ture being sufficient TO bring about the adhe sion and
cure. Therefore, in such the application Of The
Cerate might be rather preudical Than s,herwiso.-
Bstin
liberated, or other open Wounds, If Of healthy ma
ture either the Emolient Cerate No g. or the Balss
mic, No. 4 but especially the latter, Will be found very
effective. Ii has also been found very effective in
resembling Psoriasis Ulcers Of unhealthy nature
May be washed with solution Of the Plain, No. and
then dressed with plaster ofthe Balsamic. No. 4.
In Impego the Plain Cersie has prod uced the mos,
results The affected should be FIST
washed with solution Of the Plain Cerate, in the
proportion of quarter of q quarter Of a
pint Of water, and then covered with plaster OF the
Cerate itself.
Ya~s Frambasa-a dstre ssng pustu ar and centa.
gous disease, which the iahabiladts of the tropics
chiefly the negroes, are subec-has bid defiance 10
medical treatment with view to its prevention; and,
like the amallpox and other eruptve complaints Of
own climate, il will leave the constitution only when i,
has its Daring the earlier stages Of the dis
ease little benefit be obtained from external
osssf app but Sas ne ne ISRQ9 A @
three times its quantity Of water, exers stimulating
powe that much sccecratcs the by removing the
remains ofshe eruption and giving vgour the srcula
tion Nearly all OF this complaint are subject 70
the peculiarly Of Of the ater the
eruption generally s on the misunderstanding much
larger than the rest assuming the character Of foul
ulcer and dischargisg matter Of very acria nature
This s called the Mother or Master YsU = and may be
by washing the part with solution Of the Plan
Cera,e. No. ]. and then dressing Il with plaster Of
the Balsanic, No. 4 Grab YaSs see after Chissa
Sprains experience the most prompt relief from the
L;nment or the Camphorated Ceraie No. D. well rub
bed upon and round the part injured, twice or three
times day and if the situation OF the injury admit OF
paistcr Of the Ceraie being applied. secured by band
sge the relief will be The sooner effected.
Crsmp-The Camphorated Cerate, No. Q, or the Ii.
n;ncut freely and orciby Rubbed upon the part imme
ds,ely effected as well above and below II, will
afford immediate relief; and being continued nigh, aud
morning for day two, will give lone and hrmness
TO the muscles, calculated TO prevent return OF the
attack.
Bruises may be treated in the way Sprains !;
except in cases where the skin 10 sensitive admit
Of the use Of these strong applications when the mder
Lnment prepared pointed out al the head oil these
directions and the Plain Ceraie No. may be subs,i
tuted for the strong Linment and the Camphorsed Ce
rate In cases painful allow OF friction being EN-
slowed and where abrasion breskng) Of the skin may
have occurred the Of Lin must be avoided
alrocether; and plaster of the Emollien Cerae. Ne.
g. spelied In all instances where bruises are II M
ture 90 be attended both by swelling and Bcchymoss
Tor blackness)--and in the Of black eye-the in
mediate use Of the Plain Cerse will reduce the one and
prevent the other.
In BSrns and Scsids the Plain Cerse, No. l. should
be Immediately applied the whole Of the part injured
spread lint linen In no affection are the ressts
mere striking and beneficial than in cases cf this kind
Eryapeiss Of themost psinfnl and dangerous charac
ter has also Immediately yielded To the simple aPP
cation last described either rubbed or applied as
plaster according to convenience, depending on the 10
cay Of The part attacked.
nss ~ Bass Of Mosquitoes Bees, Wsys, o. otAsy 10
sscs are relieved by single application o. the Pisis
oerae No L. to the part. It's utility IN bites o. Seor
pons and the less vesomoss Of the serpent tribe not