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Robert Kemp Philp
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639.
Scrofula.
Pure
air,
light
but
warm
clothing,
diet
of
fresh
animal
food;
bowels
to
be
regulated
by
No.
6
and
No.
26,
taken
regularly
for
a
considerable
time.
640.
Scurvy.
Fresh
animal
and
vegetable
food,
and
the
free
use
of
ripe
fruits
and
lemon
juice.
Avoid
cold
and
damp.
641.
Small
Pox
A
well-ventilated
apartment,
mild
aperients;
if
fever
be
present,
No.
7,
succeeded
by
diaphoretics
No.
8,
and
tonics
No.
13
in
the
stage
of
debility,
or
decline
of
the
eruption.
642.
St.
Vitus's
Dance.
The
occasional
use,
in
the
commencement,
of
No.
5,
followed
by
No.
7,
afterwards
No.
46.
643.
Thrush.
One
of
the
powders
No.
6
every
other
night;
in
the
intervals
a
dessertspoonful
of
the
mixture
No.
18
three
times
a
day;
white
spots
to
be
dressed
with
the
honey
of
borax.
644.
Tic
Doloreux.
Regulate
the
bowels
with
No.
3,
and
take
in
the
intervals
of
pain,
No.
27.
Avoid
cold,
damp,
and
mental
anxiety.
645.
Toothache.
Continue
the
use
of
No.
3
for
a
few
alternate
days.
Apply
liquor
ammoniae
to
reduce
the
pain,
and
when
that
is
accomplished,
fill
the
decayed
spots
with
silver
succedaneum
without
delay,
or
the
pain
will
return.
A
drop
of
creosote,
or
a
few
drops
of
chloroform
on
cotton,
applied
to
the
tooth,
or
a
few
grains
of
camphor
placed
in
the
decayed
opening,
or
camphor
moistened
with
turpentine,
will
often
afford
instant
relief.
646.
Typhus
Fever.
Sponging
the
body
with
cold
or
tepid
water,
a
well-ventilated
apartment,
cold
applications
to
the
head
and
temples.
Aperients
No.
4,
with
refrigerants
No.
9,
tonics
No.
13
in
the
stage
of
debility.
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