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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
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1321.
Lime
in
the
Eye.
Syringe
it
well
with
warm
vinegar
and
water
in
the
proportion
of
one
ounce
of
vinegar
to
eight
ounces
of
water;
take
a
purgative,
and
exclude
light.
1322.
Iron
or
Steel
Spiculæ
in
the
Eye.
These
occur
while
turning
iron
or
steel
in
a
lathe,
and
are
best
remedied
by
doubling
back
the
upper
or
lower
eyelid,
according
to
the
situation
of
the
substance,
and
with
the
flat
edge
of
a
silver
probe,
taking
up
the
metallic
particle,
using
a
lotion
made
by
dissolving
six
grains
of
sugar
of
lead,
and
the
same
of
white
vitriol,
in
six
ounces
of
water,
and
bathing
the
eye
three
times
a
day
till
the
inflammation
subsides.
Another
plan
is--Drop
a
solution
of
sulphate
of
copper
(from
one
to
three
grains
of
the
salt
to
one
ounce
of
water)
into
the
eye,
or
keep
the
eye
open
in
a
wineglassful
of
the
solution.
Take
a
purgative,
bathe
with
cold
lotion,
and
exclude
light
to
keep
down
inflammation.
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