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Robert Kemp Philp
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Sialogogues
are
medicines
which
promote
the
flow
of
saliva
or
spittle,
such
as
salt,
calomel,
&c.
901.
Soporifics
Soporifics
are
medicines
which
induce
sleep,
such
as
hops,
&c.
902.
Stimulants
Stimulants
are
remedies
which
increase
the
action
of
the
heart
and
arteries,
or
the
energy
of
the
part
to
which
they
are
applied,
such
as
food,
wine,
spirits,
ether,
sassafras,
which
is
an
internal
stimulant,
and
savine,
which
is
an
external
one.
903.
Stomachics
Stomachics
restore
the
tone
of
the
stomach,
such
as
gentian,
&c.
904.
Styptics
Styptics
are
medicines
which
constrict
the
surface
of
a
part,
and
prevent
the
effusion
of
blood,
such
as
kino,
Friar's
balsam,
extract
of
lead,
and
ice.
905.
Sudorifics
Sudorifics
promote
profuse
perspiration
or
sweating,
such
as
ipecacuanha,
antimony,
James's
powder,
ammonia.
906.
Tonics
Tonics
give
general
strength
to
the
constitution,
restore
the
natural
energies,
and
improve
the
tone
of
the
system,
such
as
all
the
vegetable
bitters,
most
of
the
minerals,
also
some
kinds
of
food,
wine,
and
beer.
907.
Vesicants
Vesicants
are
medicines
which
blister,
such
as
strong
liquid
ammonia,
&c.
908.
Special
Rules
for
the
Prevention
of
Cholera.
i.
It
is
impossible
to
urge
too
strongly
the
necessity,
in
all
cases
of
cholera,
of
instant
recourse
to
medical
aid,
and
also
in
every
form
and
variety
of
indisposition;
for
all
disorders
are
found
to
merge
in
the
dominant
disease.
ii.
Let
immediate
Relief
be
sought
under
disorder
of
the
bowels
especially,
however
slight.
The
invasion
of
cholera
may
thus
be
readily
prevented.
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