... vesicants besides cantharides may be used, such as mustard poultices, common- ly called sinapisms, a poultice of ... brush, impregnated with plenty of dry flour of mustard. BOOK III. OF EXANTHEMATA, OR ERUPTIVE FEVERS. 584.] ...

... bed ; disposition to sleep encouraged. During reaction, large mustard plasters to chest and below shoulders will greatly ...

... ears ; cataplasms, composed of rye meal, vinegar, and mustard, to the soles of the feet; bathed its ...

... Mousear Mud plantain Mud wort Mugwort Mulberry Mullein Mustard 154, 249, Myrtle 241, 276, [486, O ui + ...

... bis moist wings to dry. Spenser. VOL. II. Mustard-seed gather for being too ripe, And weather ...

... injection of one-half grain of morphia, applied mustard to the epigastrium, the nucha, the spinal column, ... first of food and the disinfecting fluid (after mustard and water); afterwards tendency to vomit from slightest ...

... of the lesions caused by the application of mustard gas and other vesicant substances to the horses' ... pied roughly three times the area of the mustard-gas burn; the tenderness and induration were more ...

... radish. " Take of fresh Horse-radish root, sliced, Mustard seed, bruised, of each, an ounce ,- boiling water, ... property of which is aided by that ofthe Mustard. It is particularly serviceable in paralysis, and in ...

... enness give an emetic of warm water or mustard and warm water. Cold wet cloths may be ... place the feet in hot water to which mustard has been added (a heaping teaspoonful to the ...

... sulphate of mag- nesia, etc., before exhaustion (R). Mustard Bath, on recession of rash in eruptive fevers ( ... macteric, ir$> 1-30 a sufficient dose (R). Mustard, in hot foot bath, or as poultice to ...