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Robert Kemp Philp
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2431.
A
Cure
for
Bee
Stings,
etc.
Among
other
simple
remedies
for
this
purpose,
rubbing
the
part
affected
with
sweet
oil,
the
juice
of
onion,
or
the
blue
bag
used
in
washing,
slightly
moistened,
will
be
found
efficacious.
2432.
Nettle
Stings.
The
sting
of
a
nettle
may
be
cured
by
rubbing
the
part
with
rosemary,
mint,
or
sage
leaves.
Dock
leaves
are
also
said
to
supply
an
effectual
remedy.
2433.
Arnica
for
Bites.
A
correspondent
of
the
Times
says:
"Noticing
in
your
paper
an
account
of
the
death
of
a
man
from
the
bite
of
a
cat,
I
beg
to
trouble
you
with
the
following
case,
which
occurred
to
myself
about
three
weeks
ago:--I
took
a
strange
dog
home,
which
produced
consternation
among
the
cats.
One
of
them
I
took
up,
to
effect
a
reconciliation
between
her
and
the
dog.
In
her
terror,
she
bit
me
so
severely
on
the
first
finger
of
the
left
hand,
as
not
only
to
cause
four
of
the
teeth
of
her
lower
jaw
to
enter
the
flesh,
but
so
agonizing
was
her
bite
that
the
pressure
of
her
palate
caused
the
finger
to
swell
at
the
joint
on
the
opposite
side
to
where
the
lower
teeth
entered
the
finger.
In
a
minute
or
two
the
pain
was
about
as
excruciating
as
anything
I
ever
felt--certainly
greater
than
I
have
suffered
from
a
wound.
I
got
some
tincture
of
arnica,
diluted
with
about
twelve
times
the
quantity
of
water,
and
proceeded
to
bathe
the
finger
well
with
it.
In
about
half
a
minute
the
blood
began
to
flow
freely,
the
pain
ceased,
and
the
swelling
abated,
and
up
to
this
moment
I
have
had
no
further
inconvenience
or
pain,
not
even
soreness."
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