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Robert Kemp Philp
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2387.
Deafness.
It
is
now
considered
injurious
to
use
water
for
the
ear
in
cases
of
ear
complaint.
Pure
glycerine
has
been
found
to
act
most
beneficially
as
a
solvent.
In
some
forms
of
ear
complaint
powdered
borax,
as
a
constituent
of
the
"drops"
to
be
used
has
been
found
useful,
and
tannic
acid
in
other
forms.
Carbolic
acid
mixed
with
glycerine
is
used
when
a
disinfectant
is
necessary.
So
delicate,
however,
is
the
structure
of
the
internal
ear
that
in
all
cases
it
is
desirable
to
consult
a
medical
practitioner.
[ONE
IS
NOT
SO
SOON
HEALED
AS
HURT.]
2388.
A
Cure
for
Weak
and
Sore
Eyes.
Sulphate
of
zinc,
three
grains;
tincture
of
opium,
ten
drops;
water,
two
ounces.
To
be
applied
three
or
four
times
a
day.
2389.
Squinting.
Squinting
frequently
arises
from
the
unequal
strength
of
the
eyes,
the
weaker
eye
being
turned
away
from
the
object,
to
avoid
the
fatigue
of
exertion.
Cases
of
squinting
of
long
standing
have
often
been
cured
by
covering
the
stronger
eye,
and
thereby
compelling
the
weaker
one
to
exertion.
2390.
Pills
for
Gout
and
Rheumatism.
Acetic
extract
of
colchicum,
two
grains;
powdered
ipecacuanha,
four
grains;
compound
extract
of
colocynth,
half
a
drachm;
blue
pill,
four
grains.
Divide
into
twelve
pills;
one
to
be
taken
night
and
morning.
2391.
Gout
Mixture.
Wine
of
colchicum,
one
ounce;
spirit
of
nitrous
ether,
one
ounce;
iodide
of
potassium,
two
scruples;
distilled
water,
two
ounces.
A
teaspoonful
of
this
mixture
to
be
taken
in
camomile
tea
two
or
three
times
a
day.
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