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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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Used
internally,
it
acts
as
a
very
useful
stimulant
when
diluted
and
taken
moderately,
increasing
the
general
excitement,
and
giving
energy
to
the
muscular
fibres;
hence
it
becomes
very
useful
in
certain
cases
of
debility,
especially
in
habits
disposed
to
create
acidity;
and
in
the
low
stage
of
typhus
fevers.
Dose.--It
is
impossible
to
fix
anything
like
a
dose
for
this
remedy,
as
much
will
depend
upon
the
individual;
but
diluted
with
water
and
sweetened
with
sugar,
from
half
an
ounce
to
two
ounces
may
be
given
three
or
four
times
a
day.
In
cases
of
extreme
debility,
however,
much
will
depend
upon
the
disease.
Caution.--Remember
that
alcohol
is
an
irritant
poison,
and
that
daily
indulgence
in
its
use
originates
dyspepsia,
or
indigestion,
and
many
other
serious
complaints.
Of
all
kinds
of
spirits
the
best
as
a
tonic
and
stomachic
is
brandy.
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