Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

GIamdslsr sSsas~ss-In scrofulous or other enlarge
srgsnen OF the GIsnds Of the Neck the L:niment well
RUBBED IN. night and morning. is recommended. The
Camphora,ed Cerase No. q produces nearly the same
eject And where the nccnvenience consists merely in
generally relaxed Of the Glands, without any
marked character of disease the Plain Cerae, No. l.
nss usually suced TO the Of the paris, and
effect care
ScycfGa-in scroulous enlargement Of the joins.
affections OF the same character in the exrenctes
mercuriazed preparatory deemed advisable by many
rracntoners; ou as such preparations ongh only tn be
applied uader medical supernte ndence, where that ad
vantage cannot be obtained will be found that washing
81 shpartwith strong solution Of the Plain No. l. and
applying plaster OF the Csmphoraed Cerate, No. 2.
kept in It's place by banoage will be productive Of
very beneficial effects.
Tumors rapidly dispersed by the USE by friction
Of the Llamen the Camphorated Cera,e No g and
the application ofa plaster Of the latter where the 10
caily of the Tumor admits eft.
Seedlings. Of long standing Otherwise where there
frequently exists nlerssl deposition, experience the
same effect Tumors, from the stimulating qualities of
the application acting powerfully the absorbent
| sells.
Reiared Sore Throats will be relieved by the external
Of the Plain Cerat~, No. /, in the way as in
the less Of Glandular Swellngs and if
slight application Of a strong creamy solution OF the
Cerste could be made internally the upper part the
throat without the inconvenience ofpauses the remedy
won d be acce lerated. This may be done With the aid
oil a Camel hair pencil
Ifamed Sore Throats may be treated in the way
as the last mentioned, except TINT the CainPhoraied
Hopping Cough The Camphorated Ceraie, No. Q, or
the Linment we'll rubbed the chest, and upon the
back the shoulders aud down the spine. two
three times day, will be found in cases, an Ell
fectua cure for this complaint.
Group -The Camphorated Cerae, No. 2, or The LINZ
ment rubbed ell round the front ard sides oil the
throat and e way down the chest will tend greatly
to aid the OF any medicine employed Internal
ly for the relief Of this alarming disease.
SDsiled or Isfamed Gnms-Rub the part affected gent
" with small quantity Of the Plain Cerae, applied by
the end of the finger 10 many the relefs ins,an
taneous. 1t has rarely failed a prompt remedy.
Srelisd Face is relieved by the Plain Cera,e No l,
being rubbed on the part affected il, night, pnis
ter Of the same be conveniently applied, The relief
VII be more promptly Afforded.
Nervous Head achsAttacks Of this nature, unless
proceeding from disorganzaos Of the cnclions Of the
stomach. will he immediately removed 10y the appica
ten OF the Linlment u the parts affected.
Deafness, when resulting from any hardened secretion.
yields milk warm solution of the plain Cerate No
syringed into the which quickly de aches and re
moves il. piece OF Wool, Saturated with Oil of AL
monds alone, or with equal paris OF Rec,ih-d Spirits OF
Turpentine and Sa adj Oil, Oil OF Almsnds, put into
the after Swinging. will usually prevcnt second
occurrence OF deafness from this In cases OF
deafness arising from the tube leading from the throat
the pcrvous Of which 10 essential perfect
hearne) being stopped wheiher from inhdmmsory
relaxed condition Of the throat the external appca
ton of the Plain Csrae round the ear, and thence
der the whele extent Of the Jaw is strongly recommend.
ed. Whether the stimulating properties OF the C-rate
would be beneficial in other and what Of ness,
Isl question which the Proprieors leave e the decision
OF the experienced Aurist.
External Inflammation. from almost whatever cause
arising is speedily subdu-d by the Plain Cerae, No |,
gently rubbed and then used plaster; ~, BY
washing The inhamed par, with strong sou,ion and
then applying plaster to it.
Bois--The inflammation and swelling attending the
frmat,on of bols soon yield the application Last de.
scrbed being taken not to apply it to the excoa.
ted part.
Wounds--Simple incised Wounds, or Cuts seldom
p,,op in hes tby han IN
b ing the edges the wound together and keep them
SO; the action of the coagulable lymph provided by
being sufficient to bring about the adhesion ans
cure. Therefore, in suck the application OF the
Cerae migat be rather prejudcia than otherwise
Bat in
liberated or other open Wesnds. If sf healthy
,ure either tie Emollien, Cera,e, No 3 "r The bass-
mic. No. 4 but especially the latter will b. found very
effective. IL las also be found very effective in
resembling Psoriasis. Ulcers OF Az unhealthy nature
may be washed with solution Of the Plain, No and
then dressed with Plais.cr ofthe BalsaInc, No.
In Iwpefigo, the PLATA Ceraie has produced the most
satisfactory results The affected should be first
washed with warm solution ofthe Plain Cerste. ia the
proportion Of quarter Of an ounce 10 quarter OF
pint of ~ater and then covered with a plaister Of the
Cerate ITSELF
Yaps or Frambesia--a distressing pusular and csnta
pipus disease, to which the nhebilaas Of the tropics
chiefly TIE negroes, are subject-hss bid defiance TO
medical treatment with view to us prevention; and,
like the small.pox and ether erupve complaints Of
climate il will leave the constitution only whes
has During the earlier stages OF the dis
ease, te no bench, can be obtained from external
other apple atoms but when the eruption has ceased
multiply enlarge, and becomes dry and scsy wash
ing the parts affected with moderately strong solution
OF the Plain Ceraie, No. or the Linmen, diluted with
three tines its quantity of water exeris stimulating
power that much accelcrstes the cure. by removing the
remains oihe eruption, and giving vgour to the sircu,
lion. Nearly n cases Of this complaint are subject to
the peculiarly OF one Of the pusules-usualy after the
eruption generally is on the decline becoming much
larger than the rest assuming the character OF foul
ulcer and dIschsrgisg mater If very acrid nature
This i called the Mother Master Yam !; asd may be
koal by washing the part with . SOLUTION Of the Plain
Ceratc. No L. and then dressing II with psister Of
the Il tlsau,ic, No 4 Crab Yars see alter Chigna
Sprains experience the most promp rel'ef .roa the
Ini,nent or the Camphora ied Ceraie, No 2 well rub
bed upon and round the part injured, twice three
times dsy and 6thc situston Of the injury admit ri
plaster IT The Cera'e being applied secured by band
age. the relief will he the sooner effected
Crsmp.--The Csmphorsted Cerste. No. 2. or the Ii
nimenl freely and iorcbly rushed upon the par nrne
dia,ely effected, well as above and below H. will
afford immediate relief and being continued night
morning FOR day two. will give tone and f. mness
the muscles, calculated to prevent return Of the
attack.
Bruises may be treated in the same way Spraius
except in where the skin is seusii sdmi,
of the Of these srons applications when the milder
Linment prepared pointed out the head of these
directi-ns, and the Plain Cerate No l. may be subs
tuled for the strong Linmcn aud the Camphorated De-
rate In painful to allow Of friction being
ployed aud where sbrssion breaking of the skin may
have occurred the of Lin men,s musi be avoided