The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-06

fensivc; the tongue coated; dizziness:
weakness aud loss of appetite; Disagree
,bIe feeling in the throSt; splitting anil
swallowing; often with enlargement OF
iansIls upon the insiie; small thin.
white patches make their appearance
upon the tonsils; slight pain from the
--sr through the tonslls; the patie:,t be-
comes f-verish; the pulse quick and
sinking 1T tunes; til. head ach :; paiu il
the back and limbs; also swelling com
'nencilx npon the outside of th. throat.
TREATMENT.--If taken violently,
give III sm.tic the Erst thing: then
prepare gsrRIe far the threat by fak-
ing two table sp,oufuls Of Cayenne
pepper. one table spoonful nf fine salt ;
put them i" an esrthen vessel, pnur Oh
natf pint Of bpaling water. let il stand
~ hour an then strain it through q
cloth; add half pint Of strained vi,e-
gar. Pr.lnlre two bags: each If sufh
cient length to cover the throat an | tn
reach f'Om ear TO. ar. FL zach bag with
ashes; add to each bag two table SD on
fnls If fis,s set; lay one i,ag IN an
esrtheu vessel: pour on boilsng water.
take the bag from the water. ps'ur Oh
TWO spoonfuis ut vinegar; press III. bag
So that the water will not rus, duwn on
the stomach; take piece Of while dan
nei lite larger than the bag of ashes
and lay it between the throat ant the
bag OF ashes; take . flannel to cover be-
whole and pin it over the heal; hr snrt
and keep tho poultice confined snug to
the throat; apply il as bot as the p.
tient eau bear. Commence to gsrxle th-
throat once in fifteen minutes; gargie
one table .sp0onful snd'spit IL Ont, anil
repeat once more, then swallow one
tesspoonful of the ga-gle. which shonld
be wsrm; change the loultice before it
brc0mes c'ld. Why speak Of two
bags, is; that while the cool one is b~,,sg
removed the hUt ui'e inxy bS applis-d
immediately 80 that no cold air shall
come 10 the thrnat C>e this pouitice
until the throat bee ,n,es irrit ted and
amsil biixtsrs xpp~ar. then prepArs two
hannels four d.mble and the size Of the
Mshss poultice, 70 ~ to ihoid the heat q
n,uch - possible. then dip in hot water
and rub with CASTLE or common bar
soap, until it makes thick lather, and
apply il to the threat as hot es it can
bs cUgne. Be very particular to chsnge
tlssnsp poulsice every twe,ty minute.
or soOner il Il becomes e6ol to the
throat; apply the so.p poultice from
six to ten hours. then take fl nnrl bay
snd put txihc spoonful Of 6ne salt
intO each stsd 60 Ms ~ cOvcr the t0nsils,
dip into hot water tho same as the poul-
-, ard ~ the salt 0issDlves add more;
IT. remain until the patient re
NJ Chsngs as often a. il becomes
pogh this treatment give stimu-
6x1cis ~ wine or new rum: 1t
uld b. hot aud swsetemei with loaf
ar. IF the pat,ent grows worse, ap-
mustard drafts To the feet. If too
<rv, remove them ard apply the rind
brk; let It remain ON six or eight
then apply the mustard drafts
]. II is ~ portsnt that the patient
|6l have good alr. If th.. limbs By
pnmb. rub them IN alcohol or rum
hey frel natural. MAKE q strong
Ssnscs s,mke-root. give two table
tull every tour. Keep the bow
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lar by giving Castor Oil or
lfthsrs shoald he any ds@-
the urins, 4. ub.e the dose Of
e 10 until u becomes natural:
40 1 use silver nj gnose-grAss.
bhee on th4 tonsiis become ul
i've ISOLATION OF CASTLE sap.
p0onfull ~ gargie. TIE