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Robert Kemp Philp
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A.
White
of
eggs
mixed
with
water,
given
as
above;
milk;
flour
and
water,
mixed
pretty
thick;
linseed
tea;
and
barley
water.
T.
Give
large
draughts
of
warm
water,
if
you
cannot
get
anything
else;
strong
emetic
of
ipecacuanha,
the
stomach-pump,
a
dose
of
castor
oil
and
laudanum.
Apply
poppy-head
fomentations
to
bowels,
and
leeches
if
the
belly
is
very
tender.
1348.
Antimony.
(Tartar
emetic;
butter
of;
Kermes'
mineral.)
E.
A
rough
metallic
taste
in
the
mouth,
nausea,
copious
vomitings,
sudden
hiccough,
purging,
pains
resembling
those
caused
by
colic,
frequent
and
violent
cramps,
sense
of
choking,
severe
heartburn,
pain
at
the
pit
of
the
stomach,
difficult
breathing,
wildness
of
speech,
cramp
in
the
legs,
and
death.
A.
Decoction
or
tincture
of
galls;
strong
tea;
decoction
or
powder
of
Peruvian
bark.
D.A.
White
vitriol,
ipecacuanha,
as
emetics.
T.
Give
large
draughts
of
water,
or
sugar
and
water,
to
promote
vomiting;
apply
leeches
to
the
throat
and
stomach
if
painful;
and
give
one
grain
of
extract
of
opium
dissolved
in
a
wineglassful
of
sugar
and
water,
as
soon
as
the
vomiting
ceases,
and
repeat
three
times
at
intervals
of
a
quarter
of
an
hour;
and
finally,
one
grain,
in
a
little
castor
oil
emulsion,
every
six
hours.
1349.
Tin.
(Butter
of
tin;
putty
powder.)
E.
Colic
and
purging.
A.
Milk.
T.
Give
warm
or
cold
water
to
promote
vomiting,
or
tickle
the
throat
with
a
feather.
1350.
Zinc.
(White
vitriol;
flowers
of;
chloride
of.)
E.
An
astringent
taste,
sensation
of
choking,
nausea,
vomiting,
purging,
pain
and
burning
in
the
throat
and
stomach,
difficult
breathing,
pallor
and
coldness
of
the
surface,
pinched
face,
cramps
of
the
extremities,
but,
with
the
exception
of
the
chloride,
seldom
death.
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