Dr Chases Recipes Or Information for Everybody An Invaluable Span Classs
Dr Chases Recipes Or Information for Everybody An Invaluable Span Classs
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Es, then wait 15 minutes, and commence again as before, and continue the camphor for 30 minutes, unless there is returning heat. Should this be th case, give one more dose and the cure is effected; let them perspire freely, (which the medicine is designed to cause, ) as upon this the life depends, but add no additional clothing.
Lady Ponsonby, who had spent several years in India, and had proved the efficacy of the foregoing, returned to Dublin in 1832, and published it in the Dublin Mail, for ...the benefit of her countrymen, declaring that she never it to fail.
180 DR. CHASE'S RECIPKS.
I would say, be very sure you have the cholera, as the tea- spoon of hartshorn would be a double dose for ordinary cases of disease.
8. NATURE'S CHOLERA MEDICINE. Laudanum, spirits of cam- phor, and tincture of rhubarb, equal parts of each. DOSE One table-spoon every 15 to 30 minutes until relieved.
In attacks of cholora, the patient usually feels a general uneasiness and heat about the stomach, increasing to actual distress and great anxiety, finally sickness, with vomiting and purging, surface constringed, the whole powers of the system concentrated upon the internal organs, involving the nervous system, bringing on spasms, and in the end, death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Es, then wait 15 minutes, and commence again as before, and continue the camphor for 30 minutes, unless there is returning heat. Should this be th case, give one more dose and the cure is effected; let them perspire freely, (which the medicine is designed to cause, ) as upon this the life depends, but add no additional clothing.
Lady Ponsonby, who had spent several years in India, and had proved the efficacy of the foregoing, returned to Dublin in 1832, and published it in the Dublin Mail, for ...the benefit of her countrymen, declaring that she never it to fail.
180 DR. CHASE'S RECIPKS.
I would say, be very sure you have the cholera, as the tea- spoon of hartshorn would be a double dose for ordinary cases of disease.
8. NATURE'S CHOLERA MEDICINE. Laudanum, spirits of cam- phor, and tincture of rhubarb, equal parts of each. DOSE One table-spoon every 15 to 30 minutes until relieved.
In attacks of cholora, the patient usually feels a general uneasiness and heat about the stomach, increasing to actual distress and great anxiety, finally sickness, with vomiting and purging, surface constringed, the whole powers of the system concentrated upon the internal organs, involving the nervous system, bringing on spasms, and in the end, death.
What to read after Dr Chases Recipes Or Information for Everybody An Invaluable Span Classs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A W Alvin Wood Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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