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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
509
A.
For
the
two
first
give
copious
draughts
of
milk,
and
white
of
eggs
and
water,
mucilage,
and
olive
oil;
for
the
third,
carbonate
of
soda,
and
warm
water
in
frequent
draughts,
with
the
same
as
for
the
other
compounds.
T.
Relieve
urgent
symptoms
by
leeching
and
fomentations,
and
after
the
vomiting
give
castor
oil.
For
the
chloride,
use
friction
and
warmth.
[BREATH
MAY
BLOW
OUT
A
CANDLE,
AN
EXTINGUISHER
PREVENT
FIRE.]
1351.
Silver,
Gold
and
Bismuth.
Silver:
(Lunar
caustic;
flowers
of
silver);
Gold
(Chloride
of);
and
Bismuth
(Nitrate;
flowers
of;
pearl
white),
are
not
frequently
met
with
as
poisons.
E.
Burning
pain
in
the
throat,
mouth,
accompanied
with
the
usual
symptoms
of
corrosive
poisons.
A.
For
silver,
common
salt
and
water;
for
gold
and
bismuth,
no
antidotes
are
known.
T.
Give
milk
and
mucilaginous
fluids,
and
castor
oil.
1352.
Acids.
(Hydrochloric,
or
spirit
of
salt;
nitric,
or
aquafortis;
sulphuric,
or
oil
of
vitriol.)
E.
Acid
burning
taste,
acute
pain
in
the
gullet
and
throat,
vomiting
of
bloody
fluid,
which
effervesces
when
chalk
is
added
to
it;
hiccough,
tenderness
of
the
belly,
cold
sweats,
pinched
face,
convulsions,
and
death.
A.
Give
calcined
magnesia,
chalk,
soap
and
water.
Administer
frequent
draughts
of
water
to
weaken
the
acid
with
carbonate
of
soda,
potass,
or
magnesia,
to
neutralize
it;
thick
soap-suds
made
with
common
soap;
chalk,
or
in
default
of
the
alkalies
and
chalk,
break
down
the
plaster
of
the
wall
or
ceiling,
mix
in
water,
and
give
the
sufferer.
Excite
vomiting,
and
repeat
the
remedies
till
all
the
acid
is
neutralized.
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