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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
502
If
a
stick
cannot
be
got,
take
a
handkerchief,
make
a
cord
bandage
of
it,
and
tie
a
knot
in
the
middle;
the
knot
acts
as
a
compress,
and
should
be
placed
over
the
artery,
while
the
two
ends
are
to
be
tied
around
the
thumb.
Observe
always
to
place
the
ligature
between
the
wound
and
the
heart.
Putting
your
finger
into
a
bleeding
wound,
and
making
pressure
until
a
surgeon
arrives,
will
generally
stop
violent
bleeding.
1328.
Bleeding
from
the
Nose.
Bleeding
from
the
nose,
from
whatever
cause,
may
generally
be
stopped
by
putting
a
plug
of
lint
into
the
nostrils,
if
this
does
not
do,
apply
a
cold
lotion
to
the
forehead;
raise
the
head,
and
place
over
it
both
arms,
so
that
it
will
rest
on
the
hands;
dip
the
lint
plug,
slightly
moistened,
into
some
powdered
gum
arabic,
and
plug
the
nostrils
again;
or
dip
the
plug
into
equal
parts
of
powdered
gum
arabic
and
alum,
and
plug
the
nose.
Or
the
plug
may
be
dipped
in
Friar's
balsam,
or
tincture
of
kino.
Heat
should
be
applied
to
the
feet;
and,
in
obstinate
cases,
the
sudden
shock
of
a
cold
key,
or
cold
water
poured
down
the
spine,
will
often
instantly
stop
the
bleeding.
If
the
bowels
are
confined,
take
a
purgative.
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