New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

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emo pepper ~ grains caoel or hydrsrsyrus cum ere
10 grams gum csmphor l5 gum Arsdic and ine same
u ca.cned charcoal mixed together. sn1 given A. one
icse-two table spoons full o cold water oting ne oes'
vehicle The end of towel napkin, wct IN cod wa
ter and Inserted into the mouth, mmed s-e'y after
swallowing the medicine. vii remove the burning pun
sensation IN the mouth. snd aso prevent vomiting
Much wsttr. drank after taxing tee medicine i aft 70
cause vomiting. and . ess erectusl IN s4ayiug the
burning sensation felt r the mouth sEi succs than The
wet nAPSin. IL the aoove composition be vomited an
other should 5e given. bali doses 8; only part De
until east ful dose "a retained on the stomach -
Then tt.e sps Of some sronauc teas ss cnsmonlile,
mint cinnamon, Sc. o. determine q the surface =
the x be cold the ieet and hands. beside mustard
externally hot sali in bags or bot bricks or bottles
nisd si,h hot wster applied around the patent. VIII
assist n starting perspirsron. As soon a. the sSu
gets warm and moist the drnks should be- given more
freely, ar1 the bot applications removed entirely -
Fresh. cool sr 90 be- admitted IN the room from the
commc ucement A. soon the patient begins % sNest
freely warm drinks o. te given freely. cold drinks
DO The patient prefers them 70 j. not necessary. then
thst the drinks should te stimulating or plrgeuf.
warm water itself Vili not vomt when revusiou IS
msde 20 the surface by The sudorhc power lust men
toned. and perspirsuon Induced
The hungry saSorbsnts take Up instantaneously any
bland liquid and carry into the circulation repen
sh the Oss II ths wstery parts Of the blood
occasoned By the disease. The watery flids. taken
int tho stomach and carried into the circulation vii
D. sufficient sttmuant lt is unnecessary then. that
the fluids drank after the perspiraion begins - lw
should be impreznated with sromatcs or simulants.
bic taste. Blsri drinks, grue chicken water beet
tea SC. are better. The persyirston 20 he KEEP, up
from sir TO twelve hours This sweating process doe.
not exhaust, but strengthens II the patient be- freely
supplied with diluent drinks The discharge from the
external surface makes the ahsOrbents opening the
internal surface greedy OF an drinks taken into The
prims via. and thus the hlood.vessels rehed snd
the necessary agidty TO the blood restored.
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