... confi- dence. Weak animal broths freely charged with capsicum, may be given with great safety, even to the youngest infants ; and though it ...

... entire confidence. Weak animal broths, freely charged with capsicum, may be given with great safety, even to the youngest infants in this condition; ...

... neither dis- order the brain, nor aggravate inflammation. Capsicum, compo- sition, or ginger tea, may be used freely and with safety. Simple herb teas may be employed for the ...

... neither dis- order the brain, nor aggravate inflammation. Capsicum, com- position, or ginger tea may be used freely and with safety. Sim- ple herb teas may be employed for ...

... are the Peruvian bark, and other bitters, the capsicum, and other spices, common ... will in general be the safety of those who must be, in some degree, ...

... capable of blistering or otherwise disorganizing the skin. Capsicum is the mildest and most harmless of this class. It is quite incapable of in- juring the skin, and may therefore be employed with safety on the most sensitive subjects. The following instances ...

... of bowels (P). Collodion, as protective covering (P). Capsicum, a weak solution ... consistent with safety (B). Zinc Sulphate, dried, dusted over (B, R). ...

... purpose tannic and gallic acids, kino, rhatany, opium, capsicum, cranesbill, ... can with safety recommend my • ' Restorative Assimilant " as a sure cure ...

... against fevers. Such are the Peruvain bark, the capsicum, and other ... consequences will in general be the safety of those who must be in some de- ...

... suffoca- tion, and add to the comfort and safety of the patient. In addition, gargles are advantageous, and of all remedies suited for this purpose capsicum stands unrivalled. The extraordinary poAver of this remedy ...