The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-14
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The following list gives some of the

4oThe following list gives some of the
more common poisons, and the reme-
dies most likely to be at hand in case
of need. The directions may be old
but, in case you happen to get a good
strong dose of poison down, you will
mot aBject to a cure on account of its
nge: .'sl-'1'
loy Acids these cause great heat and
Ilburning pain from the mouth down to
the stomach. Remedies :soda, magne-E
STA. pearlash, ,for soap dissolved in wa
| ter ;'fhen use the stomach pump or an
bemetic.sG Isns ."sE- . fGof3 s9aod ri o
lfro AIkalies; best remedy is vinegar -
rs Anmonia ;,rernedy; lemon juice or
lBihegar. ia Iyt9s.-s.ls l.Yil- aidsl.r 81
b. Alcohol; first cleanse out the stomach
! by anlemetic, then dash cold water on
Ithe head, and give ammonia (spirits of
hartshorn,) 4;;gs, mi ,ls,s. - Of
lna Arsenic remedies in the first place
seyacuate the stomach, then give lime
water or chalk and water, the white
ofeggs, charcoal and the preparations
ofiron, particularly the hydrate.
o. Lead, white lead and sugar of lead
remedies; alum, cathartics, such as
castor oil, and EPSON salts, especially.
bio Charcoal; in poisons by carbonic
acid gas, remove the patient to open
| air, dash cold water on the head and
body, and stimulate nostrils and lungs
by hartshorh5 at same time rubbing
Dthe chest briskly. e''i'2 .s'9'fi ''5t'fo ?
|sf Corrosive sublimate; give the white
! 1efeggs freshly mixed with water, or
give wheat -four and water, or soap
and water freely. 1dt 80 saisilttr '5It
III Creosote; white ofeggs and emetics.
is4 Belladona; might henbane; give.
eInetics and then plenty of vinegar
land water, OF lemonade. hIz .tsai r =.
la Mushrooms, when poisonous give
iemeties, and then plenty of vinegar
and water with doses of ether, if
iha indy. adf vi .9..iiis 4ulaIisaa} ~ aa
bi Nitrate of silver Qunar caustic y
I give strong solution of common salt
and 6henremetics.s; .G !a.ii h9int< r II
! Opium ;lfrst give a strong emetic of
mustard and water, then strong coffee
Eandiaeid drinks dash cold water OH
4 the head,mg fHt .aa1nasz. 9ll4 -
8 En Laudanum & same as opinm. = iT.ss-
III iNJx yomica first emetics and then
atibrandy. .g34e!5a
fs ONohe acid Greg quently y mistaken for
diEpsom salts.;) remedies; :, chalk, mag
fnesia, Of soap and water, and other
soothinggdrinks. a. ,i;.f ..- ,,,q az
Prussic acid when there is time, ad--
minister chlorine, in shape of soda or
, IiIimef Hot brandy and water, harts-
fhorn and turpentine are also useful.
stT Snake bites, etc, apply Immediately
7 strong hartshorn, and take it internal
ly ;galso, give, sweet oil and stimulants
Y Pfreely apply a ligature tight above
the part bitten, and then apply a cup
ping=glass.. .ua;g g., r.o,.,,s .ye.z. ms
Y Tartar Tartar emetic; give large doses of
ltea, made of gals, Peruvian bark, or
I white oak pal 1 bark.9,f2al. o,f sai ft
II Verdigris; plenty of white of eggs
| ana, a, water. .bitoant5.a noI .r sl
I White yitriol; give the patient plen plen-
ty of milk II and nd water. water. s5Ia gaisd n.
Ik Men are like, ,buugles;; the more brass
4 they coutain the more noise they make
| and the farther you hear tl1em. - T
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