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Robert Kemp Philp
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2403.
Whooping
Cough.
Dissolve
a
scruple
of
salt
of
tartar
in
a
quarter
pint
of
water;
add
to
it
ten
grains
of
cochineal;
sweeten
it
with
sugar.
Give
to
an
infant
a
fourth
part
of
a
tablespoonful
four
times
a
day;
two
years
old,
half
a
spoonful;
from
four
years,
a
tablespoonful.
Great
care
is
required
in
the
administration
of
medicines
to
infants.
2404.
Roche's
Embrocation
for
Whooping
Cough.
Olive
oil,
two
ounces;
oil
of
amber,
one
ounce;
oil
of
cloves,
one
drachm.
Mix:
to
be
rubbed
on
the
chest
at
bedtime.
2405.
Offensive
Breath.
For
this
purpose,
almost
the
only
substance
that
should
be
admitted
at
the
toilette
is
the
concentrated
solution
of
chloride
of
soda,
from
six
to
ten
drops
of
it
in
a
wineglassful
of
pure
spring
water,
taken
immediately
after
the
operations
of
the
morning
are
completed.
In
some
cases,
the
odour
arising
from
carious
teeth
is
combined
with
that
of
the
stomach.
If
the
mouth
be
well
rinsed
with
a
teaspoonful
of
the
solution
of
the
chloride
in
a
tumbler
of
water,
the
bad
odour
of
the
teeth
will
be
removed.
2406.
Breath
tainted
by
Onions.
Leaves
of
parsley,
eaten
with
vinegar,
will
prevent
the
disagreeable
consequences
of
eating
onions.
2407.
Mixture
for
Indigestion.
Infusion
of
calumba,
six
ounces;
carbonate
of
potass,
one
drachm.
Compound
tincture
of
gentian,
three
drachms.
Dose,
two
or
three
tablespoonfuls
daily
at
noon.
2408.
Ointment
for
Sore
Nipples.
Take
of
tincture
of
tolu,
two
drachms;
spermaceti
ointment,
half
an
ounce;
powdered
gum,
two
drachms.
Mix
these
materials
well
together
to
make
an
ointment.
The
white
of
an
egg
mixed
with
brandy
is
the
best
application
for
sore
nipples;
the
person
should
at
the
same
time
use
a
nipple
shield.
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Purify
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