New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
WHOLE No. 3Jl3.

o. tae CITY l l prospect of Giscsse removed trou
n lff, nc NE rilfi thoroughly AIRED and puun.d.
d. Elf Re- When % does come As tear il o
At others The most dchAtsrne sgent. the tmd shoult
never expose themselves IN the chambers o.. the ,ick
fehiltstoi person perfectly free from tear would
W lrrY believe. = csrrfll % avoid exhaustion and
. usl3s Wholesome food. LSsys escape the di>es.c
1rest numbers of persons escape snd make iiAer
ence in their i,t even toe dehlated sri imprudcnt
- "e - the intern p,rste Those who value directions
Va. ac careful % use that food most dsestble ard
avoid the causes already enumerated Beet snd mutton
oofd or rotstei-oroths % meat without vegetshes-
wei boiled or roasted fowls-never eaten coliN stale
bread nee. snd uisay potatoes vii DO o- the wrsk
and ufnd 10 accustomed % wines they should By nc
means oc discontinued good brandy j. - ter II Il
does not bind the bowels Il medicine must ~ ken
rhubsrb . the best but t had better be avoided .t
sefhrr unless under re,ishla sivice The announce.
meut % the quack p monsers in The newspaper. sr-
enough q make blush for the hcsrtless cuoiity
0f human nature ST forth hv these wrrtchei trac
ers IN human life, and % make ~ desire the iespotc
laws ot Germany 20 requisite the sSic OF medicine When
the bowels disposed % b. loose advise audNnuul
n doses OF two % twenty ave drops every lew hours
according % the sge Warmth % the skin viii BY pre.
serving 'he heat O me body retain the electricity and
preserve the contrsctihiiity Flannel muslin should
BE- useiarrn l1ei. The person should make 10 part
of bis rr -ous duties the tcp.i bath sni Crash
towel daily Winter and Sunmrr--iad t0 B,
cAl.ed We have known number. o. cases 20 come on
With ch.ls. from too ittle clothing or damp feet
AT we have as vet said either az diet medicine,
relates 70 prevention when the diarrhcs becomes
tive ~ any time during the existence of cholers, We
would euieayor 20 stop i az once without regard 90
theory.
To 10 This sni stop irritation a. quickly a. possible
would place the patient between enough ofblsnkets,
not 20 sweat hum. but 20 keep him warm. We would
then give % an adult three grams OF gum csmphor.
two oi .ugar OF cst and two Of opium for the first
dose and rub the skin gently and assiuously with a
flannel glove, or the foot OF wooden stocking the
hand dipped IN equal parts 0i dry aour and mustard
Violence = not necessary continued gentle friction,
without exposing the body 70 the air by three
pairs OF hands with intervals Of quarter halt an
hours rest. l. the proper plan
should the fret dosc above directed not sensibly
stop the darrhcs t should De- repeated every hour til
u does Meanwhile give the patient constantly should
he desire 10 after trying, and not ese) small Jumps of
cc which he may swallow. Iced water. or the coolest
that De- bad may also b. given In tea table spoons
u a. often he retain t remember Il II Il neces
sary to make up the liquid he has rapidly los, BY
stool both ice and iced water Will raTE him. tor u
Quiets the stomach sis the veins. and thus Keeps up
the circulation and warmth. ss we have already eN
planned
should the disease sill progress. and cramps and
sweating set in would increase the doses 20 double
the amount above directed. snd give many pills Of
Cayenne pepper the sz' of pea as the stomach
would bear two or three az time every ll minutes
in a spoonful OF icc-wster and brandy. We have said
that the electricity and heat OF the body rapidly de-
creases in Cholera Cayenne pepper libcrates more
heat than any substance can bear within the human
stomach ~ roud Herg gire calopol 'H any form rhai
srg.
When the patient j. recovering his diet should con
sist exclusively OF beet tea with no vegetable nor
even the fibre oi the meat lie will soon bear u, how
and should then have the tender oin Of beef and
ricc alone but he have some special longing tor
some particular article of food, would be very
ful not 20 deny 10 20 him hold thar the natural in
stincts OF ali guides the most reliable.
AZ this article Is for the people, we DO not feel
obliged 10 defend our views Of tresment' the proies
sion understand them lt would occupy too much
space 10 explain them in the present number we VIII
cheeriully do So should IL be- desired in future
Let every one that is attacked send tor intelligent,
physician.
Fortunately for them there noble spirits in olr
profession who are never backward in umcs Of dan.
ger 90 iulil their duty 10 the wrgtched