Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03
PATRoSIsED
THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THE NOBILITY,
$ III A h P $
ROYAL BRITISH CERATEs AND LINIMENT
In primordia redigi nequent.

we'll and fully appreciated 1t was on the strong
S % G the sprs Of usefulness
s%on as Of s N dease or ar accidents en the
Of the human ramf than any % Sd sae
with he full CONVICTION that they will G pIS To public sS S
The Ceratewhieh of peculiarly delicate nature to the
sh and a S0s aas "a % in
an % aS ~ s esSay
The leading general 81 add to- so are
era healing Qualities necessarily ekis, in dteren, de-
IN ns s a sf,GGS TO their several intended uses TSe
Lnmsn Ceies thus PreIaas constitute respeetbyey
Ia atc a %nseton Lu@aso GIa9dur swnes, many
Relaxed Sore rhoats Hopping CoGsh Group sweed Face
S S Shs ia al its shapes Bes liberated and other
Wounds Tramp Brqsgs Burns sealds ErysiPsas,
worm ssahcp4 GrSssrs Itch, chilHlaas Bg9iGns ccTas
scaea aad if p9lonre1s As no class OF society is ex
every rank must access to saeh powerful simple
but ffstua remedies hes Be highly desirable :,,. -,
fact stated with rss2eet to The powers these substances
or OF the following directions, which fully established ia
S Of IKE %eoo a h esc % of
% 9 s p9: naSseS IN e%9 s
ton; and consequently be used NTH perfect safety
Propators abstain or al further remark beg end hh
vers remedies particular which they are sppi
sa so 1S s5s the ce sS and SSs 3 be- der %
the clear evidences Of their efficacy rGogrs may be
DIRECTIONS.
The series consist Of Lniment with the Plain and four
sp@Saaio9s OF N NG Plain Ne q Can
phuratcd BY which numbers and titles the eyerios Of the i've
Il must BE- re@are that When Soiio Is spoken of in
Pn s No asay maa tSa S IL n Syo oS
OF unetuoas mater and perfectly soluble in BOILING water
ely like substance 70 desss wash according to the pro,
be rad on int on Ss
In Iiks manner gold be added to the Lnment
S n bis * H. oT SiS IN M
gases where less Punsnt or searching body be desirable
iinimeRG suggested thai no NOR, Of e , 5, re-.
duced time than will suffice for a sing orricaol-t
Is also recommended that when not in u, G stopper
the Lniment bottle should be m ITS Plac ANA tne Sr
Stopper o rSS e Bc af r..,o1 wai| g sa ,
GOu.-Ths rropdetors are armed with variety of in
observation That Of their Immediate md Al friends, of
the infamma9ry action ,,odt IN the SS,
pearanfe Of danger, which they Know i bS s.ay
medical practitioners Of a tralsisrence
ton Of The Plain crate, No. l. applied b,
the part, or by soft shaving brush, where the
use OF friction has, in cases alton. .re re-.
made either from the cold CeSte PLAN or Ramp or t
soati3n Few applications have sufhced completely
R4sansiie Got-lvhere Rheumatic Affections are mani
issty Of equity character, the OF
1 q the Ln'm.nt or the GsphoTated cera,e No
the latter can be conveniently applied f az s sd
neat Of a sudorihe nature.
GiS@diIr sseasa sSr9qioas Or Stb9r esar-em,n
and m9rneg Is Teeommsaded The csmProried Cerais 10
mouuess nearly The SAM s-ss1 And where the ineonse-
.anfs .ios a nh h,rs c,TcS reased state o. the
terate 10 ha usually suifced e. restore the OF the
sehl-In scrofulous enlargement Of the joints or anec
moa' 81 as SAM eharS,fr IN t1e exrsni4es mereuraled
peraena nes wbs Ia Gn 70 % applied snds. medical sg
OIL
No . kep - is place b bandire, productive OF tery
d Laoni or tie cn Gis 6 y S and rfGG ao
cation OF psstr Of the latter, where the locality
scsngs OF long Stealing otherwise where there ire
fse Tumors from ne qualities Of APPLICATION
Rs4fsi Troais viii be relieved Sy the external use Of
Of osasr sw,iass and Il sight apve ls of
saI ot a amy ogo9 q ss crate could b made inter
81 na'ls the remedy would be accelerated THIS nay Be-
Isaam,a Sore TrOq may be treated way tn,
esS oil IN PAN 1 li' '' '""or'ed should be used
Hossi9g Cegsh-The Csmpbortsd Ceraie No 2, or tn,
NH r. Quad r. m e.T et u, anne, i lS 9r tire TINS day
plsinL WIS ''''
GrsrsTT,e Clmphoratsd Cersts, No = or the Lnimept
little dowa the chest, viii tend greatly 10 id the "a
ION Of any medicine employ ed internally for the relief this
sSsisf q ITien.s Gun,-Rrb the par, affected rrn,,
WITH :sa qln,ty Of nc r.ia crate, applied b ~ 81;
has rarely fded q. promp, remedy. y
Scslied Iace d relieved by the Plain
dubbed on te part Affected IT, at night plaster Of same
afforded. " ~ - F'Y"I''
Nervous Heai-achs-Ascis Of this nature us4 p-ooeed
ing from REORGANIZATION Of the functions oil the stomach 81
The pUts an ct-d ~ " ~
" gas, When resulting from any hardeue, .cr,ou.
Tinged into ihe ear ssirh gfr IL 49,, - >
piece Of WOOL saturated with OIL of alone
.4g ptrs 81 hecincd Spirits Of Turpeune
trcten second occurrence, q deafness is cause Ia
80 81 deafness arising from the tube leading fr m H. throat
te ear q perstols stat of which 10 rrlrt
eringJ biag topped. whether from
ram tersi round the and thence under IN whole e,t
~ tse lN - strongly recommended. Whether sfoul.r
o te 'erie would D. beneficial On other. aud
.tses OF dsnes question which Proprietor. s, o
ntei-i'n Of TIE experienced AurIsl.
fsAffnu lufanqfa ears.
ls sPeiy -updu@ - toe Plain crate No gently rub
named part with strong solution aud then applying issier
tas,RIhs inflammation and swelling attending th- form.
~ D. soon yields % the application lsst prescrtrd.
car, being tissn not l. apply thr r,ro-i.i.i
"ohnds-Smfls incsd Wounds. aslf,,, -.-.,-,
ef st niioa On hcahy person. than bring ar 49, ~
y, wound together. aud Keep them - tbe etc. ~
trlsbe mph provided 10 nature h.ing snaent nj b.,.
s,ot the fhsn add cure Thsrcfor such r.srs d. 80
~ tie 'erite might BE- rather prudia thar other
herstsd. or other open wounds # oe b.,l,t ,,,.
si.er M fmpiitsnt Cerste. No g. B..swir =, a
bu especially the latter, viii G1nd
siso been eund effective IN .aembng p,,rs
,i.rs 81 an nnhesthy nstur, BE- washed viii .,i,t.
d. AN No J, and then dressed with plaster Of he Bal
~ in7,igo. the Plain Csrate has produced s mo-, .,;e
s-ls Ihe parts affected should b. first w,.ss Ne
80 - te Plan Cerste ~ the proportion of Ir,
,.red b ~ ," quarter OF rint u water. and then
fnftaa distressing pustuar
negroes. arr sul.,t ft mt oi The tropics, chiefly the