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

affections Of the character in the extre .e,ss
mercuralized preparation Is deemed advisable by many
PractoRers but as such preparations ought only to BE-
spped under medical superinendence, where tha. ad
vantage cannot be obtained will be found that washing
the part with strong solution of the Plain No. l. and
applying plaster OF the Camphsrated Cerae, No. @
kept IN It's place by banoage, will be productive Of
very beneficial effects.
Tumors rapidly dispersed by the use, by friction.
OF the Lialmen or the Camphorated Cerate No q and
the application Off plaster OF the latter where the To-
caliy OF the Tumor admits oft.
Seedlings, OF long standing otherwise where there
frequently exists inersal deposition experience the
same effect as Tumors from the stimulating qualities Of
The application acting powerfully on the absorbent ves-
sels.
Reared Sore Troas will be relieved by the external
use OF the Plan Cerate, No l. in the way in
the less severe cases OF Gandular Sweilings; and if
slight application OF a sirong creamy solution of the
Cerate could be made internally to the upper part of the
throat without the Inconvenience of nausea the remedy
would be accelerated. This may be done with the aid
Of a Camel hair pencil.
Iaamcd Sore Threats may be treated in the same way
as the last mentioned except that the CamphoIa,ed
should be used instead Of the Plain Cerate.
Hopping Cough The Camphoraiea Ceraie, No. o or
the Llninent well rubbed the chest, and upon the
back the shoulders and down the SPINE or
three times day. will be found in most cases, eff.
tectaal cure for this complaint
Cronp-The Camphorated Cerate, No. 2, or the Lini
men rubbed we'll round the entire trent and sides ofthe
throat and liae way down the chest, will tend greatly
to aid the operation OF any medicine employed Internal
ly for the relief of this alarming disease.
Sositcd or Iaiamed Gmms.Rub the part affected gent.
ly with small quantity of the Plain Cerae, applied by
the end Of the finger In the reliefi: ns'an
taneous 1t has rarely failed asia prompt remedy
Spelied Face is relieved by the Plain Cerate, No. l.
being rubbed on the par, affected. IT. night, pais
ter Of the same can be conveniently applied the relief
" II be more promptly afforded.
Nerrsus Headache.-Atacks of this nature, unless
proceeding from disorganzatioa Of the functions of the
| stomach. Will be immediately removed by the appca
lien of The Liniment To the parts affected.
when resulting hardened secretion
yields mk-warm solution Of the plain Cerate, No.
syringed into the which quickly de aches and
moves it, piece OF Wool saturated with Oil Of AL
monds alone, with equal parts Of Rec6ed Spirits of
Turpenne and Sa ad Oil. Oil of Almonds, put into
the after Swinging. will usually prevent second
occurrence of deafness from this cause. In Of
deafness arising from the tube leading from the throat
the Ia pervious Of whchis essential perfect
hearng being stopped, whether from infiammatory
relaxed condition Of the throat the external applca
lion OF the Plain Cerae roand the and thence
der the whele Of the jaw is strongly recommend
ed Wheeler the stimulating properties Of the Cerate
would be beneficial in other aud what odeafness,
question which the Proprieors leave tc the decision
| of the experienced Aurst.
External Inflammation from almost whatever cause
arising is speedily subdued by the Plain Cerate Nc /
gently rubbed and then used plaster o, by
washing the inhamcd part with strong solution, and
| then applying plaster to it.
Boils.-The inflammation and swelling attending the
formation Of Bos yield the application last de-
ssribed being taken apply it to the excoria
| ted part.
Wounds--Smple ncsed Wounds, or Cuts, seldom
require more attention, in healthy person. than
bring the edges the wound together and keep them
the action Of the coagulable lymph provided BY
ture being sufficient to bring abeul he adhesion ard
Therefore, in such cases the application OF the
Cerate might be rather prejudcia than stherwise.-
Bat
liberated, other open Wounds, If Of healthy ua-
ture either the Emolent Cerate No. ,, the balsa-
mic, No but especially the latter, vii be found very
effective 1t has also be- 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 Bslsamic, No. 4.
In Tmpctigo the Plain Cerae has produce the most
satisfactory results The affected should be FIRST
washed with solution of the Plain Cerse, in the
proportion OF quarter OF an ounce 10 quarter Of a
pint of water, and then covered with plaster of the
\ Cerate ITSELF
YaSs Fram6asia-a distre ssing pusuar and conta-
gious disease, to.whch the Inhabitants of the tropics
chiefly the negroes, are sukject-has bid defiance 10
medical treatment with view to its prevention and,
like the ANAL pox and Their erupve comp Of our
climate, il will leave the constitution only whea il
has its During the earlier stages OF the dis
ease, litile benefit be obtained from external
other applications but when the eruption has ed
to multiply enlarge and become dry and scay wash
ing the parts affected with moderately strong solution
oi the Plain Cerate No or the Lniment diluted with
three times its quantity of water, exerts a stimuli iing
power that much acceleraes the by removing the
remains ofthe eruption and giving vgour the srcula
ton. Nearly all cases OF his complain, subject 10
the peculiarly of one of the pustues-usually after the
eruption generally is ON the misunderstanding much
larger than the rest assuming the character Of foul
ulcer and dschargisg matter of very acrid nature
This called the Mother Master Yac !; and may be
healed by washing the part with solution Of the Plain
Ccratc. No. and then dressing 1t with plaster of
the Balsan,ic, No. 4 Grab Yars see after Chigua
SProtns experience the most prompt relief from the
Linimea the Camphor ated Cerate No 2, well rub
bed upon and round the part injured twice three
times day and II the situation of The injury admit Of
plaster Of the Ceraie being applied. secured by band
age the relief will be the sooner effected.
crsmp-The Camphorated Cerate, No. Q, or the Lii
nment freely and iorcibly rubbed upon the part mme-
datey effected, as well as above and below IT, will
afford immediate relief and being continued night and
morning for day two. will give a and mness
the muscles, calculated prevent return of the
attack.
Bruises may be treated IN the same way Sprans;
except where the skin is seus We to admit
Of the Of these strong applications wien the mder
Linment prepared rs pointed out the head OF these
directions, and the Plain Cerate No 1, may be substi
tuIed for the strong Linmen aud the c.
In painful allow Of friction being en-
rloyed and where abrasion breakingl of the skin nav
have occurrod, the OF Lin mus, ba avoided
altogether and plaster of lire Emollent Ceraie Ne
3, applied. In all instances where bruises are of ma
trre be attended both by swelling and Ecchymosis
Tor blackness and in the of black eye-ihe i'm
mediate Of the Plain Cerate will reduce the one and
prevent the other
In Barns and Scaids the Plain Cerate, No. 1, should
be immediately applied to the whole OF the part injured
spread on lint linen In affection are the results
striking and beneficial than in Of this kind
ErHspcids Of the infn and dangerous charac-