Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-23
What isl he De- Done.

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Nine 10 two Of ipecac. i he
dose lisa teaspooninl. II the am
timony is net at hand, give warm
water, mustard and water or amy
ether simple emetic; dry tie
child, and wrap it carefully in a
warm blanket.
,. Hired girl sprains her an
kfe violently.
First battle IN cold water, then
put the white Of an egg in a
saucer, stir with apiece Of alum,
the size ola walnut, until il is a
thick jelly; place a portion of it
on piece Of lint for tow large
enough to cover the sprain,
changing it as often asst feels
warm or dry; the limb is to be
kept ina. hel izontsl pos tion by
plaemglit on q .chaif, 4
81 Bees swarm yand the8 man
who hives them getg severely
stung in the face.
Tie sting Of a bee is hollow
and barbed, and as it contains the
poison. the first thing toabe done
is to remove it. The pan ts,stung
should then be bathed in warm
water, and-a little ammonia rab-
| bed on them. - -.
4. Some ones nose bleeds, and
cannot be stopped Ito
Take plug of lint, moisten,
dip in equal parts Of powdered
al6hi and g1iifi arabic, and insert
in the nose. Battle the forehead
in cold water.
5. Child eats a piece OF bread
on which arsenic has been.placed
for killing rats.
Give plenty Of warm water.
new milk in large quantities,
Sruel, linseed tea; foment' the
bowels. Scrape iron rust off
anything, mix with warm water
and give in large Faughts fire.
quently. Never give Iarg
-dranghts of fluid until those Civ
en- before have been ycmjted, be-
cause the stomach Will not con-
tract properly if filed, and the
object is to get rid Of the poison
as quickly as possible. 2
s, Young lady sits in q
draught, and comes home with q
bad or sore throat.
Wfapfannel AROUND the threat.
keep ont of draughts and Sudden
changes Ct atmosphere, and eve
~ half hour take pinch Of
chloride Of potash, place it Oh
the tongue and allow it to dis
solve in the mouth.
Z. Nurse suffers from whitIcw
on her finger.
Place the wAitloys in water as
hot as can be borne, then poul-
tee with lihseed meal, taking
care to mix a little grease with
poultice, to prevent it from grow
ing hard. Battle and poultice
morning and evening.
8. Child falls backward against
a tub of byilifg wdtefs ard IS
much scalded. sA
| Carefully undress the child,
lay it on a bed, on its breast, as
the back is scalded, be sire all
draughts arc excluded, then dust
/
over the parts scalded bi-carben-
ate Of soda, lay muslin over it,
then make Il tent, by placing
two boxes with a board over
them in the bed, to prevent the
covering from pressing on the
scald; cover up warmly.
g. Mower cuts drivers leg as
he is. thrown from seat.
Put a tight bahdage siodnd
the limb, above the cnt, slip a
cork under it, in the direction
OF a line drawn from the inner
part of the knee to a line outside
of the groin. Draw the edges
of the cut together with sticking
plaster.
10, Child has a bad earache.
Dip a ping Of cotton wool in
olive oil, warm it, and place in
the ear. Wrap up,the head and
keep out of draughts.
A farmer living near Boise
City, Idaho, is doing a heavy
business in rabbits. He takes
about 400 jack-rabbits a day.
The rabbits lean a brush fence