Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-06-19
J. ,.s:ffun.lns eolganbas eeaa Enqulist.ss
Every soldier his own physician.

Fin tbehf}ipestiye gastric iuice Of the stcm
,taob and are,bea;Sa. an,ido,e, n many %
a,be ye,st, III. and ,,S,;iasrnatic no;sons & &
SEs. p.s,,,,,, ana q ,s,,ab ~ as17s IS
,tdels k.,f .,,ns o, ls.. & a. ss,.sd ran
g, y;nsssr an M am ns.rlv s nm q mn 81
i r,,srS a1d then III IS IS 3 nv wen bsate,
i eags @ sio,,Iy e,pakes & monshful: eyery is 3
Iso- minutes Is ihe Intervals SLOWLY suck ,: 81
;lla piece Of alum: If the s attack Is violent
Idip q cloth il hot salted pepper vinegar aud s
3apply il round the throat, !, cover With dr,i
cIothsa III M to get do IA steam, ID and do the same
Ia the ehast = - % G ~
s. For IeHsus PIT sa ssabfespoonfuI q
1saltsd pepper vinegar 10 a cup u 81 warm I'd. va Va
/ tel, 20 to Bed ana drink ;sin two hours drink
q cupof strong water willow bark TED !; il
ttaoE Ehours more 10 another Tablespoonful t,f sol
tths vinegar and warm u, m water, and 90 oii, al.
tsrnatlne, uatiI the fever. is broken up:-
After sweating 4 and before going inc, into The
nt.do,or air, tie bodS. ,onght always I 10 be
Wipsd off viii !. cloth diipued ID. g cold water.
fDoewood will do If :waterspillon cainnos be
obtained. ~; s; ~ 81. 8 s. ss ',.:$
For Msas1ss Put d small piece Of yeast
/ ii q thmbler Of warm sweeteled water, let
tdsaH, aud drink moouthfai every Is -or 30
minutes, and drink plentifally of cold or
| hot oasnip, balsam, hoafhonnd, os alder tea;
land nss ID place, ,of oil os salts, one table,
spoonful molssses, one teaspoouful lard, and
lone tesspuenful saIsed pepper vinegar, melt
together sand take warm: Take .once a
day, If necesssry-keep ont Of the wet tsand
out door air. = -S 3. -, 5
For Diarrtea, "A steaspoonful of the
sailed pepper vinegar every one or, two
hours, Take q teaspoonfal Of the yellow
puffs that grow round oak twigs, powdered
fine; take tHice: a day in one tablespoonful
LOT brandy, SEiines or cordial: If these yel:
low puffs cannossbe found, suck frequently
ON q piece Of alum. The quantity Of: alum
depends ,apon the severity Of the attack
take slowly and little ata time. e, e 5 s.
For Shake Bstes-The best thing is
ons teaspoonfui Of. Lobelia and tel, drops of
Ammonia, taken every few minutes, and a
bottle filed with, lIs.helia and Ammonia,
STONED with the palm, IF the hand and
warmed in painful Of be water; then ap.
piy the bottle to ,thesbite. and it will draw
out and antidote the poison. Either Of
these, LobsIia or Ammonia, will. answer
withoutthe other. Tobacco, or Nightshade
or turtle Burr, or Deartoueue, "a rough.
leafed herb, in flower and appearance like
to hog artichoke1 stewsd in milk : drink
the milk. using the rest as a poultice. The
|la,t.is an Indian remedy. and villscure in I
the aecuie, Of death. =. - i2;-.sel..s;ss
Far the .Chicksu Cholera nom dsoasto.
,;no Ea,ozso,,, PIT one Of. the .Iimston, or
Isms,tovn v.ad Lave, nronarlyy.. called
s,ra u,onium. into the water wat trough eyerv
|day-fre,h: leaves and fresh. water. This
is one of the sriiumphs of Homeopathy, for
we we're lust from psrusal Of one Of their
works, and finding that the chickens died
and made no siipns Of sickness. ,except hold.
Ing their head down, We concluded the he head
must be the seal, Of the plague, and reading
that strarnonium, affected the brain with
manis and stupor, We tried il, and have not
lost . chicken since the using. ;=.e7-s !:
IF other papera will oopy these recipes,
thew u;|, save many lives now sacrificed 10
the negligence Of ,alsried physiciaps, The
Eastern monarch n ), nlanni ouupht to be adopted
to strike off a certain perE cent of Doe.
tor = salary every time be loses a patient
that would soon stop the feast Of Death! :
/ For Canasp, Fsoers tablespoonful
Of saltsd pepper vinegar, slightly seasoned,
and put into . cur; Of warm water--drink
freely and often, from q TO s eupfuls a day,
t with fever or without fever. Pour a;cup.
full, more or less, of the salted pepper viz.
egar into cold water, and keep the body,
Eparticularly the stomach and head, well
bathed with a cloth dipped in it Give
enemaa Of cold water, and for oil use q
tablespoonful, Of molasses, a teaspoonful Of
Hard, and = teaspoorful Of salted pepper
vinegar, melted together'and taken, warm,
If the pepper is too exciting for delicate
patients, leave it out in the drinks aud ba-
things, and use simply the salt and vinegar
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