Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
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THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THE NOBILITY,
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ROYAL BRITISH CERATES AND LINIMENT.
In p,'imordia redigi nequent.

S II A r p s
ROYAL BRITISH CERATEs AND LINIMENT.
In primordia rsdigi nequent.
%s sst fy Ssh nsS IL &
well & syrsss,d was on the strong %
enlarge hs sphere usefulness Of bodies sasa
Of IN ara
q the human frame than any substances NO kdow anu
with the full conviction that they will be found ths most
The Csratwhsh is Of peculiarly deess nature to the
edorous and dested of all prepared in
various euaneoas and which have been
The s sdntE prS .,
their et.i sdSs to pCS
the various modihe to which Lhy nave been
Iia@sn and cersss PREPARED CONSTITUTE gespsctRSEsy
rapid aSSa ss ss%s many fa
stances Of scoiaous and swelings, Yaws Tumogrs
a or tsa%s s Nervous
19 nas sPrs%. = a B:ts
MOSS S iToesS sh chSans B1acn corns
Tender Feet Chgu CraYaws Paray oa local characters
emp from liability some other Of these attacks TO
5% Faas Ssm s5fss be hsy Desirable
The roPre9rs eve their solemn EN- ssraaee that there is
or to be inferred the terms either of the foregoing rmars
every class Of in The private practice Of medical men Of
great respectabty IN the metropolis and that each OF the
aetr is in highest degree in its entire compost
ANXIOUS avoid needless the
sar rather full detail of instructions Cor the of the
ser re9ds IN the TIC cases to Which o E are app
raj adoption OF the Cerates and Linmen will be derived from
had to hem for relief in of the disorders or injuries above
enumerated.
Rs sS5ss consist of with Pf PAN, P@ and c iSnr
phoratcd; No. EmOIent; T. NO. Sui
huraied by which numbers and titles the eAte9rs OF the five
5e remaFks4 that when ISOLATION is spoken of in
P always that ss
of unctuous matter aud PERFECTLY soluble IN 6ong water to
jelly like substance Geless wash according the pro-
viii be ihat be spread lint linen;
In like gold water may be added the Iinmen
Usually in exceeding f. oSS bulk In The state
where less pungent or searching body may be desirable
Eminent Butt i Suggested that mo- more of may be re.
dueed at time than will suffice for single ageaton-t
also recommended that when the Glass stopper
the Lnment bottle should be in its place. and the Csrate
sa should sCns Slight degree 'o OF warmth with The
stopper removed from the Bottle will restore it to clear and
GSah 5rrSprsors armed with variety Of in,
Or ,hl 81 Their m%sd,ae medical nds OF
to the severe insmmaory action attending Gout the
tremtes and joints without the occurrence Of thu
medical OF trasiersnce Of the complaint being
o1 oi s the Plain tsrae No applied BY being Spped ON
the brush, where lOrlds
relief within single hour; and by the addition Of plaster
solution, few Applications have suhced completely to
Rheumatic Ciou--Where Rheumatic Affections are mani
ssy OF equity character the course OF treatment is
Rhep1nas,a whether chronic rapidly yds to
well rubbed in twice oitener during the DAYS and If
GS o. e r iiSr f ran asI H @
further the patient take medicine dill
LInrbago-The same application as for Rheumatism.
of the Glands Neck the L.nmen well rubbed night
and mSrnn L rsc9mmended The Ga1paqraed SeTse No
nlenes consists merely p generally relaxed state Of the
Cerste No has usually suiced TO restore the tone OF the
Scroian scrofuous enlargement Of the joints or aIec-
lions OF the same ehaaetr ~ the extremites mereu azed
such proportions ought only to be applied under medical 81;
be found that washing each part With strong solution OF the
No kept n us place by bandage will be productive very
the Linimrni Cnphoraed Cesic, No The sIp
cation of plaster of the latter where the locality of the Tu
s.siaE, long sndaF e,hsr,,ss vhsrs there fs
feet Tumor from the simuatng qualities OF te application
RaIed Sore 1roats will be relieved by the external
ease. OF GSSr smsaas and II slight aepeaion o
.tG9ng Q. creamy solution 81 The C.rse could V made inter
TIE remedy would be accelerated This may be
Isssd Sore Tsrcais treated in the same way a. the
mentioned except that the Camphorated should be used
Ioopisg CoasI-rbe Csaphorated Cerate, No g or the
the shoulder, and down The spine Or three times day,
will he found. IA most enectual Tor tis
plant.
rubbed well round the entire oa and sides OF the throat and
little down the chest will tend greatly ai the opera
ton Of any medicine employ internally Tor the relief Of tins
srslsl or Unframed Gum&-Rsb the part affected gently
With small quantity the PLAZA Lerse, applied by the end
Of the finger In the relief Instantaneous IL
/ has rarely Tailed a. prompt remedy.
Sreued Face relieved by the Plain Cerae, No, being
rubbed the part Affected n night plaster of the sane
be conveniently applied the relief will be promptly
Nervous eadachs-Afacks Of this nature, unless proceed.
from Reorganization Of the functions of the stomach will
r immediately removed BY the application Of the Lment to
| the arts sff sctsd.
Deafnes, when resulting from any hardened secretions
yields 70 milk solution Of the Plain Cerae No
rnsed into the which quickly detches aud removes H.
piece oo stIrsted oil Almonds alone, or with
squa parts Of ctif : mis- III urpennr and sad OIL ar
O OF Almonds into The after ringing viii usually
prevent Second Of deafness from In
~ the "a priv of which Il essential 20 perfect
earins) stopped. whether from iuammsory
ted condition OF the throat the external application Of Tie
PLAIN terss round the and thence under whole
u the strongly nde Whether the stimulating
properties Of the terste wold DO beneficial n Other and
Of deafness QUESTION which the Prop leave
tlg decision Of TIE experienced Aurist.
External fiatnq alton, from almost whatever arr
speedily subdued the Plaza Cerate. No gently
bed over and then used plaster; or, by wan. the IN
aed part with strong solution and then apply plaser
BesTh. inflammation and swelling attending the fora-
ton 90 bes yields TO the application lt prescribed;
HOVndf-Simple incssd Wounds, Cuts seldom require
attsntou hfay person than bring the edges
s woud together, and sep TIA The action Of the
gaoie lymph provided ~ nature being sufficient bring
about the adhesion sad Therefore such ca.es The as
p,ca9a Of te Cerais might BE- r@tsr prudica than other
flcsrafsd or other ou.a Wounds. Al ~ h..l,hv n,,r.