... in scorbutic cases—wine, beer, quinine, acids, soups, arrowroot, &c. Few? however, that reached this stage recovered, ... powders four times a-day, and to have arrowroot and milk and beef tea at short intervals, ...

... it get perfectly cold, and turn out. 45. Arrowroot Blancmange. Two tablespoonfuls of arroAvroot, three-quarters of ... It is best to cover till cold. 74. Arrowroot Drink. Mix tAvo teaspoonfuls of arroAvroot in about ...

... the first time. Make a half ounce of arrowroot into a thin paste with milk. When perfectly ... peel and while the water boils add the arrowroot and sugar according to taste- 270 NURSES AND ...

... and water; milk and soda water; gruel; milk arrowroot; water arrowroot with small quantities of brandy; beef-tea; veal, ...

... of fresh meat, with vegetables, rice, tea, sugar, arrowroot, &c., also an occasional supply of oranges.” One ... Wine. G do. of Brandy. 56 lbs. of Arrowroot. 56 lbs. of Tea. 56 lbs. of Candles, ...

... pound of su- gar, and four ounces of arrowroot, a few tins of essence of beef, some ... THICK BEEF TEA. Dissolve a tea-spoonful of arrowroot in a gill of water, and pour it ...

... and respread every morn- ing. Diet, beef tea, arrowroot, mucilaginous drinks. Other remedies to meet special symptoms, ... be employed in the room. Diet: milk punch, arrowroot, beef tea, gruel, ripe fruit. As a drink, ...

... some epigastric oppression; no headache or pain. Ordered: Arrowroot Avith a tablespoonful of brandy. Pulse 44; no ... one o'clock, after taking one-half tho arrowroot and brandy\ Skin quite cool; no uneasiness of ...

... epileptic. COOKERY, Culinary art. COONTIE or COONTI, see Arrowroot. COOPERTOR1UM, Thyroid cartilage. COOSTRUM. The middle part of ... contra-indicated. Sago, French, see Solanum tuberosum, and Arrowroot, common—s. Portland Island, see Arum maculatum. SAGOU, Sago. ...

... or twice a day with thin sago or arrowroot. Clothing.—The clothing of infants should be warm ... of a mild nature, consisting of preparations of arrowroot, sago, barley, etc.; but as the disease advances, ...