Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THE NOBILITY,
S III A r p S
poyAI BRITISH CERATES AND LINIMENT.
PArkoNIsED BIT
In primordia redigi neauent.

time they brought general nSss high rssuaa
English meopOls whom their valuable properties were
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to enlarge tbs ssrs Of % s Oh
of relief diseases accidents Affecting the exterior
s offered s snr Population ts the , limited States
sse valuable submitted to public
The Cerate-which is of peculiarly delicate nature
% asd Sash sa al Os N
different adapted TO the sso Of the
cd to sld 10 the nasnss Of
Sf sss sGmsa.S1s
sriu healing qualities which necessarily sss r different de-
Subjected adoption their several intended The
rap sna s sas Remedies
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Relaxed Sore Threats Hopping Cough Group sSsled Face
nal ia ali shapes Biies TlcsTaisS other
osaas Bs s S ss
seadheaa, Grcesrs Itch Chilbains Buni9ns, Cons
sSass and III as oSs class Of is
but shseiaal remedies, be highly desirable.
not stated y respect powers these Substance
or G h he o9% U s
sTeai the ps that es Of the
most istsa in is remedial cha
tom and may eq@sequeny, be used With perfect safety
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the clear evidences Of their efficacy wherever may be
enumerated
The series consist Of Linmen with the Plain and four
ms Of % SH Plain and Ne Gam sn
phSlated By which titles s.tsri9rs the five
boxes m. % ss% bs w5sn ss IS Of
these Directions, whether distinctly not, the
Of aaTsc if'Gs G's
Jelly like substance adelssts wash according the pro-
@ Of wssr %pGy a Wsa ss S %
lint being generally pTsffrable.
ws f.ss5 if sg and srs
ea Where punrent or Searching body %ay BE- desirable
Such body may Be STAINED By mixture water
ueed at one time than Will suffice for single aPpcaton-i
i S'f ace %
boxes Be Kept closely esvss s 4 in eOd wsahr hs Linz
stopper the Bottle, will it clear and
GSa.~The ProprietOrs armed with variety of in
hsi e 3sr n %sda!s medical friends
ireme aud joints, without the occurrence Of the sghesta
medical practitoners the complaint being
s%i ars sas VIA ' op sI
u , p Of e ts in esss Afforded excessive
relief within single hour and BY the addition Of plaster
Solution few applications have suiced completely to
Rhesmaiic Gout.-where Rheumatic Affections are mani
fssy of sgouty character the course of treatment is
Rtmstis" whether recent chronic regidIy Yields
well rubbed in twice or oltener suring The day and if
sdc o. the f re r viii be the more Th result se
further if the patient take medicine dill
L,mbego.-TbS same application as for Rheumatism.
Of Pc Glands The Neck Li% s We'll rubbed ag5
produces neay the same eject And where the income
9nss consists consists merely T. generally RELAXED stat Of the
Ceate has usually sufeed to restore the tone OF the
seragia-Iu crouioqs enlargement of the joints eec
preparation deemed advisable By many Praetone but
s s G S b aggsd SnS5r medical
be found that washing each part with strong solution Of the
No kept ia its place by bandage will be productive very
TFm9urs RAPIDLY dispersed BY the BY friction Of
or o ian e9te SC and he sPP
ss Of GGs Rs" Gsy Ts:T t 1sss
eet Tumors from the stimulating qualities Of the application
RsiussS Sore frosis relieved By the external use of
cases Of GisiSar swsings Sigh, application Of
nelly the upper pat Of the throat wls9g e % &c
Soas with Ss aid %S barr pas i"' may be
famed Sore Thross be treated in the the
Instead Of tbs PLAIN Esrsis ''''
Lin@sn well rubbed chest upon the back across
W be oSn IN most cases s an ca eur rs1 for tbs eo
CroqpThe Camshorated Cerate, No q or the Linimsnt
rubbed well round The entire front and sides Of the throat and
ton Of any medicine employ internally for the relief Of this
Seeded ~ Isarnss Ga,ns-Rub the par, affected gently
the the relief IL
has rarely failed rs promp, remedy.
Seeded Face relieved by the Plain Cete No being
can be conveniently applied, the relief will be promptly
Hsoas Of this nature, unless proceed;
ing from dis ganzaton Of the functions Of the stomach will
be Immediately removed By the application Of the Linen
the parts affected,
Deafness when resulting from any har,rned secretions
yields to milk-warm solution Of the Plain No ~
rnged into the which quickly detaches aud it,
piece Of Wool, saturated with OIL Of Almonds aone with
Oil Of Almonds, put into the after syrneing will usually
second deafness
eases Of deafness arising from the tube leading from the throat
20 the "a peryiou state Of which essential perfect
harng) being stopped, whether from nhamnaterv or
laNed condition Of the throat the external application
fsn Cerae round the and thence under the whole extent
Of the Cerse wOud be beneficial IN other What
Of deafness question which the Proprcors leave
4 the decision Of the experiences AurisL
Eternal ItInr1affon, from almost whatever
subtued the PLAN Cerate.
bed and then used plaster; b washing the
amed part with strong solution, aud then APPLYING plaster
/ To a.
BcThe inflammation and swelling attending the forr.a
tion Blos Yields thu aypcation last nrescsd
WoundsSnple incsed Wounds, or Cuts seldom require
more attention. n healthy person. than bring ode Of
gulabc lymph provided b. stature being sufficient 40 brine
about the adhesion and Therefore eases The a
pcaton Of the Cerate might be rather prudca than ohcr
Ulcoatsd, or other open Wounds if Of healthy nature
either the tmoisnt Cerste No. 3 the Ba-afaic No a
but especially the latter, be found very eectye'
also been found very effective resembling Psoras
Ulcers Of unhealthy may be washed with solution
Of the Plain No and then dressed with plaster the Bal
IL Tpeiigo the Plain Cerate has produced IN. mos,
ory results The part affected should be first washed