Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-15

" SIMPLE AND ALLEGED SPECIFIC
ToR CAoLrRA.-After some remarks upor
the ehara eisr Of this disase. the Limerit
Chronicle reminds the following treat
ment as having been found very success
ful; il has, Al least, The meri; of being
simple and easily Procursble:
Though no specific has yet been dis
covered for The cure awfui malady. II may
be advisable TO mention a mode of ire
meni, tested by experience, having beea
PracIiced in Paris, during the prevalence
in the year ls49, when The receipt prov.
ed invariably successful in The premoni-
tary symtoms, and even after the malig>
nant types had commenced. The ingre
dienis Of this safe and simple remedy
consists Of a wine glass of Brandy in q
cup Of pure hot Tea, without cream OF
sugar-a stomachic which excites no irri.
tation, and dose that seldom requires a
repetition for adults Reduced quantities
in the same proportion, are sufficient for
young persons, enfeebled frames. which
may be given under The guidance of in
divldual discretion, and the exercise Of
prudential observation
A prescription so plain and innocent,
connol be too strongly recommended. in
the absence of medical aid, being readily
procured and speedly administered,
where the issue depends on prompt alien
tion. ! he Salutary effects of the chemi.
cal combination in stimulating the pros
trate energies and in producing a critical
reaction are soon precoived in the state
of the patient, The heart begins to beat
qurckly-the pulse revives--warmlh re-
turns--the fluids are put in moton--per.
spiralion sets in profusely-the blood as.
Stimulates and circulaies very freely--the
equilibrium is restored, and convalescence
ensues. By The use OF such means,
blessed with Divine assistance, the pro-
gress of the distemper is generally arrest
ed, and in almost every instance complete
ly stayed.
The cheering assurance that relief is
placed within reach, serves 10 inspire
confidence, to alay depression, and dis.
pei gloom. Neglect, ignorance and de-
lection, are the chief allies of the lo7mid-
able antagonist, Though armed with ap-
paIling terrors, the destroyer will yield,
after slight resistance, to judicious man
agement, active exertion and protest. nal
skill, the providen'ial instruments wisely
destined to subdue the deadly Toe, and to
achieve its ultimate extirpa,ion.
The following extract is from clergy
fyman to the Lord 1t. of Ireland, for The
eflectual prevention and cure of the chol-
era:
The preventive is simple-a teaspoon
full of powered charcoal take three or
four times week in cup of coffee, or
other beverage in the morning.
When attacked with cholera, mixture
Of an ounce of charcoal, an ounce oflaud-
anum, and an ounce Of brandy or other
spirits, may be given as follows-arler
being we'll shaken--a feaspoonful every
five minutes. In half an hour | have
known this eflectually relieve and stay the
disease. As the patient become better,
the mixture may be given at long inter
walls.
have known patient in the blue stage
and colaped, perfectly restored in a few
hours. The remedy Was trled as a pre-
venlive on large nIanta linn tho Mau
ri us, and not a simple individual out of
eight hundred was attached with cholera.