The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-03
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Or. A. Brown, U. s. N, states in
she Medical Record that he has
Iounu u specific TO the troublesome
eruptlons produced by the poison
OAK or poison ivy so common in orr
moods and along orr old iences.
Luis specific he finds ia bromine.
WhIcn he has nsed with unyarvinv
IN at least forty eases. M.
SEES the drug dissolved in olive oil.
comoiine, or g~lycerine, in the
strength OF ten to twenty drops of
oromlne to the ounce of oil and
Fuos the mixture on The aff.cted
parts TWO or three times a d.v
Inc oromile is volatile that the
solution should be renewed every
twenty Tour hours. The eruntio1
never extends after the FIRST
thorough application, and it
promptly disappears within twenty.
Iour nours IT the application is per.
hasslan medical Journal makes :
pubic a system of treatment for !
acute articular rheu matism. which :
Is represented as having been en-.
p'oyed with great success for TWEEN.
" Years past by DR.. L. Grineyetrki
vi hoSton on the Don. He admin. =
lstefs Two drains OF nitrate of DOT. q
ash 10 raspberry syrup, distributed
III doses given every two hours. 2
AT the same time, for external use =
morning and evening, he p~rescribes =
an ointment composed of oIei :
nVoSc., 2 o.; uughydrarg. cineri, 1
dr. This treatment is said to cure.
IN almost all cases, in from one TO
two weeks. La
The juice OF halt a lemon in a
glass OF water with sugar will fire.. 2sr
quently cure a sick headache. IF
The hands be stained there is moth.
-ng that will remove the stain BET. n
.er THAN a lemon or a lemon and {
'ait. After the juice has been =
squeezed from the lemon the refuse Gu
be used for this purDose. N
lemon juice is also a very eood "
emedy for rheumatism and the so.
allied biliousness OF spring. In the
case tllejuice should be taken ia
efore breakfast. The pulp NAV
$50 be eaten, avoiding every parti.
of skin.
II Is said that those who have -
inered intensely from asthma Gre
ave found almost instant relIet linoi
a single teaspoonful of warm Nj
'ney. a professor of medicine =
IS declared that honey diSturbs
e formation OF fuugoid growths.
III has therefore, been of great o
o as a preventive of thrush in striI
'Oles. 1t is also claimed that an his
made of honey and 8our plail
an excellent remedy tor boils. tom
le medical authorities claim that sary
internal use cannot ba toob ioh. sit
praised. up Fl
a new method of dressing III
9nds, by which their healing is va.r
u 10 be FASTENED and the pain ~ n
de to disappear at once. has mint
Oroughs into notice by a trouI
men surgeon. 1t consists in the sbaIl
lllcation of congresses wet with ta;Io,
OF thirty parts OF yalo. ssFor
D root III one hundred parts of in q ,
ter. -
rom recent experiments by DIR. men
sons on the disinfectiOu of how 4,
hes and bedding by heat, the cts in
ciuSion Is reached that the -.
ms OF the ordinary infectious Lie
Eases can not withstand an ex. anu u
ure of an honr to drr ia. boy
degrees Fahrenheit, or an ex. oven
are OF five minutes to boiling 1loh'
er or steam or 212 degrees. your
ne London Lancet saws that aronn
urea who are allowed to 90 mine
9iooted enjoy almost perfect tneh
lnnlty from the danger OF "cold" must
accidental chilling of the feet, Inatf
they are altogether healthier some
happier than those, who, in BET
hence 10 the usages of social Berth
wear shoes and Stook;n- -