... of health permits this to be done with safety.J * Principles of Human Physiology, p. 384. f ... stimulants, may not only omit their use with safety, but with very great benefit. The effects of ...

... children. It may be given with the greatest safety, in a little sweetened water, to the amount ... and the delivery was speedily accomplish- ed with safety, both to the mother and child. Had I ...

... 129-132 —Paise (R. 0. M.) Chinoidine anil capsicum m intermittent fever. Metl. Rec, N. Y., 1882, ... of the most eminent physicians, relative to tho safety and importance of annex- ing fever-wards to ...

... several touches of spasm. I ordered to take capsicum with other powerful stimu lants; and camphorated spirit ...

... chronic liver complaint, and may be taken with safety if it does not raise a fever. ... one ounce; capsicum or cayenne pepper, one quarter ounce. Bruise the ...

... ivi111 (D. H.) A scientific standard for the safety of illu- minating oils. Sanitarian, N. Y., 1887, ... Philadelphia, 1882. Pepper. See Piper. Pepper (Cayenne). See Capsicum. Pepper (Bed). See Capsicum. Pepper (Augustus J.) Elements ...

... of about three grains each of camphor and capsicum, with either a drachm of powdered cinchona or ... On spirits of turpentine, phosphoric acid, cam- phor, capsicum, tar- water, green tea, and other stimulants — 1224 ...

... of camphor, musk, and ammonia, with opium and capsicum ; and of the other restoratives mentioned above (<) 60); ... stomachic purgatives, and by en- emata; and camphor, capsicum, and the ace- tate of morphia are prescribed ...

... Part xx.,p. 177. Use of Tincture of Capsicum for Chilblains.—Rub the part well with a ... to be rubbed well Avith a preparation of capsicum, over the abdomen, heart, and calves of the ...

... may be applied. Also, the following: Cayenne Pepper, (capsicum annuum) a teaspoonful. Spirits of any kind, half ... the following powder may be given: Cayenne Pepper, (capsicum annuum) 10 grains. Mint water or tea, one ...