Morning herald., 1839-12-23

rapid. This resulr will be further accelerated the %.
uentiake ssme medicine diaen', Of sudorRc
Lumbago.-The same application for Rho unatism.
Chandelier Spelings-In Scrofulous or other enlarge
largsuent OF the Glands OF the Neck the L:piment well
rubbed in night and morning, is recommen ended. The
Csmphoraed Cerate, No. O. produces nearly the same
effect And where the Inconvenience consists merely In
generally relaxed staie Of the Glands, without any
marked character Of disease the Plain Cerate Ne. l.
has usually snced to restore the of,he par,s and
elect cure.
Scvcfna-In scrofulous enlargement OF the ioins or
affections Of the same character in the extreMeties,
rnercuriazed preparationis deemed advisable by many
Prscoaers but as such preparations ought only to be
applied under medical supcrintendeDce where that ad
vantage cannot be Obtained il will he found that washing
81 shpartwh strong soutioppf the Plain No. l. and
applying plaster Of the Camphoraied Cerate, Ma. q
kept IN its place by banoaee, will be productive Of
very beneficial effects.
Tsmors rapidly dispersed by the use by friction
o the Lia'mens or the Camphoraed Cerae, No. ?, and
the application ofs plaster OF the latter, where the To-
cafty of the Tunor admits eft.
SUslings OF long staRdng otherwise, where there
frequently exists an position the
same effect os Turors from the stimulating qualities Of
the application acting powerfully the absorbent ves-
sells.
Rslared Sore Threats will be relieved by the external
use OF ihe Plain Cerae, No. l. in the same way as in
The less severe cases OF Glandular Swengs; and il
slight application OF strong creamy solution of the
Cerate could be made internally the upper part the
throat without the inconvenience Of nausea the remedy
would be accelerated. This may be done with the aid
of Camel hair pencil
Infamsd Sore Threats may be treated in the way
as the last mentioned, except that the Camphora,ed
should be used instead of the Plain Cerate.
Hopping Cough The Camphora,ed Ceraie No a,or
the Lniment well rubbed the chest, and upon the
back across the shoulders and down the spine two
three times dsy, will be found in cases, eff
fectual cure for this complaint.
Group The Camphoraed Cerate, No. 2. or the Lin
menl rubbed round the entire front and sides orthe
throat and ii.tle way down the chest will tend greatly
10 aud the operation OF any medicine employed Internal
ly for the relief Of this alarming disease.
Sacelied or InGazaed Gums--Rub the part affected gent
y with small quantity of the Plain Cerate, applied by
the end ofhe finger In many the relefis instan
taneous II has rarely failed as prompt remedy
being rubbed on the part affected IT. at night pais
ter Of the be conveniently applied The relief
will be more promptly afforded.
Nerrsns Headache Of this nature, unless
proceeding from disorganzaon of hefunctons OF the
stomach, will be Immediately removed 10y the applca
| tian OF the Lnimentt to the parts affected
Deafness when resulting from any hardened secretion
yields TO milk solution of the plain Cerate, No.
syringed into the ear, which quickly deaches and
moves II. piece ot Wool, saturated with Oil Of Al
monds alone with equal parts of Rectied Spirits OF
Turpentine and Salad OIL or Oil Of Almends put
the ear after Swinging. will usually prevent second
occurrence OF deafness from this In Of
deafness arising from the tube leading from the throat
the ear Ia pcrvious state of which is esse-iia perfect
hearng) being stopped, whether from inifammatory
or relaxed condition of the throat the external appica
lion Of the Plain Cera,e round the eary and thence
der the whee extent Of the jaw strongly reoommend
ed. Whether the stimulating properties Of the Cerate
would be in other and what cases Of
question which the Propretors leave the decision
ofthe experienced Aurist.
External Inflammation. from almost whatever cause
arising is speedily subdued by the Plain Oerate No J.
gently rubbed and then used plaster e, by
washing the inham-d part with strong solution, and
then applying plaster TO it.
Boiis.--Th- nilaramaton and swelling attending the
formation Of Bos. yie TO the application as de-
scribed care being taken apply il % the escoris-
ted part.
Wouads.--Simple incised Wounds, or Cuts, seldom
requue attention, in healthy person. than
brjng the edges the wound together, and keep them
so the action Of the coagulabe lymph provided by
ture being sufficient to bring absut the adhesion and
cure. Therefore, in such the application Of the
Cera,e might be rather prejudicial than e,herwso-
Bat in
uesSss or r, o,hsr Open Ws.na. 5of healthy
mic, No. T. but especially the latter will be found very
effective. Il has also been found very effective in
resembling Psoriasis Ulcers Of unhealthy nature
may be washed with a solution Of the Plain No l. and
then dressed with plaster ofihe Balsamic, No. A.
In Impetigo the Plain Cerate has produced the
satisfactory results The sarts affected should be first
washed with warm solution OF the Plain Cerate in the
proportion Of quarter Of ounce to quarter Of .
pint Of water and then covered with plaster Of the
Ceratc itself
Yars or Frausrsia-a distre ssng pusuar and conta.
gous disease, TO which the iahabadts Of the tropics
chiefly the negroes, are subjeci-has bid defiance
medical treatment with viow its prevenon; and
like the amapox and other eruptve comp] OF
climate IL will leave the constitution only whea
has ran It's During the earlier stages Of the dis
ease, little no benefit be obtained from external
other applications but. when the eruption has ceased
10 multiply enlarge and becomes dry aud scaly, wash.
ing the parts affected with moderately ong solution
Of the PlainCerate, No. the Linimen diluted with
three times ts quantity Of water, cxers stimulating
power that much acceerates the cure by removing the
remains othe eruption and giving visour 10 the crcula
ton. Nearly all cases Of this complaint subject
the peculiarly OF one Of the pusues-usually after the
eruption generally is the misunderstanding much
larger than the resi- assuming tho character Of foul
ulcer, and dschargHg matter Of worry acrid nature
This called the Mottsr Mas<er Ya y and may be
healed BY washing the part with solution Of the Pla,
Ceraie. No l. and then dressing it. with plaster Of
the Balsauic, No. L. Grab Yoss~see after Chigra
Sprains experience the most prompt relief from the
Liniment the Camphoratod Cerats, No. g well ra5
bed upon and round the part injured. twice three
times aday and ifhs stu,ton OF the injury admit ofs
Pais,ss Of the Ceraie being applied secured by baad
age. the relief will be the sooner effected.
Crsnp-The Camphorsteei Cerste, No. 2, or ths Lii
nmen freely and forcby rubbed upon The part imne.
da,ely effected, well above and below IT, will
afford immediate relief and being continued night and
morning for day twe will give a tone and ffransss
to the MUSCLES calculated prevent a return oe the
attack.
Bruises may be treated in tho same way as S,~aius
except in where the shin 10 sensitive TO admit
Of the OF these strong applications when the milder
Imminent, prepared as pointed the head of these
direct-ns, asd the Plain Ccrae, No L. may be substi
tuied for the strong Linment and the Camphogasd Ce
In painfsl to allow Of friction being en-