New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-19
sfnGncss ana It's Remedies.

To The Efit0T " Ii6 Iri1RHt.
will thank YOU to give place 10 the following:
John JVesley's Remedy for the bite Of .Had Dogs.
ISL Plunge into cold water daily for % days,-
keep under rs long possible. This has cured,
even after the Ilydrophuha was begun.
ID Or mix tie ashes OF iTcipil, oak ashes,
with hogs lard and anoint the parr bitten
possible repeat twice thrice, al SIX hours inter
mission. This has cured manJ IN England. and III
one instance particularly, a dog bitten on The hose
by mad dog.
3d. Or mix a pound of salt with quart of wafer:
squeeze baihe and wash the wound with this brine
for one hour then bind some the salt on the wound
for Il hours. Tins author Of this receipt bitter
six times by rahiJ, or mad dogs and each time cured
himself nv this simple remedy. The above is
extract from john Wesley { boUk OF receipts for the
Poor Of Eng land.
Hy,irophojia or Canine HainesS Cured.
The Following remedy (says "a certain authorj has
been successfully used by the sporting gentry nj
Ireland whose hounds sometimes get in rab!d
state. The experiment was tined soon alter dog
had bitten II number oil his comrades; all the dogs
bitten hut one had the remedy administered, aud
showed no signs OF madness. But the one which
Gid not lake the remedy, died in n rabid state. THIS
was far experiment.
IN Internal Remedy tor HydropaoJia.
Take Oh filings OF pewter, Oh. rue, the herb,
pulvenzed. 4 %. sarlick 4 o. mithridate, or W.
nee treukle. cut the end garlic fine ANAL,
mix the whole in three quarts of strong beer, puI
the -arne articles vessel that Can be st"ppes!
tig hi put into pot Gt cold wafer. II the vessel
containing the ingredients be Of glass, wind rup:
o hav rOlrd IL - prevent lis breaking when boil
iag. Jet il Smre: f,s ta:ra or four aou:s over
slow fire. Then take the inside vessel olt vi the
pnt OF water md pour the contents, and strain
and press. squeeze The sTsne IN our 81 the herbs,
and bottle the liquor Tor uSe-cork II well. Doses:
For u dog liable spoonful the first day; ! the
second day; the third 'iav The fourth day and
table spnUniuis for dose each day, making nlnc
ia, IN u The same remedy 10 be rahen, and in
the same way, BY man, woman orchid. -: Child
drrn take the remedy IN proPorIlen, under II years
of age. To be taken milne morning. The sooner
the remedy is applied after the bite the betler.-
= Popilice tie wound with the warm ingredients,
squeezing the wound This has the appearance oi
a valuable remedy. Try il.
And vet another valuable remedy for HydrophO-
bla the bite OF Ratllcsnascs, Chunk head or Pilot
SNAKE Spider, &c: Take n white onlon cut II
across Inc grain into four equal pats sprinkle fine
salt on the onion and apply it by bandages to the
wound u soon as fossble after being bitten by dog,
snake or spider, and The poison will up INFO the
onion; repeat every half hour with new piece. or
until there is no dscoorng OF poison in the onion,
and the poison extracted. Then healing plaster
may be used ana the wound healed.
:. RUTMAN. Nc,y.Jersey.
There are accounts in almost every paper OF per-
sons coming 10 an unrimely grave from the bite Of
mad dogs or poisonous sefreuss Hence all tried
anlidoes for these evils ought TO be made as public
as possible Accordingly the writer OF these arti-
Giles ieGs in duty bound 10 do something 10 alleviate
| if possible, the suifrrings o! his fellow men.
| NEw-YoEK. June H. 1874. 5. II. WEED.
ES- Let..each printer OF public Journal or rrl-
gious Periodical, give these recipes insertion in
his papers and he may do something 10 prolong
the lives Of useful persons in the world, and be none
the poorer years hence.