The domestic medical guide : in two parts. Part I, The family dispensatory ; or a complete companion to the family medicine chest, &c. Part II. The modern domestic medicine ... / by Richard Reece.

  • Reece, Richard, 1775-1831.
Date:
1805
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Credit: The domestic medical guide : in two parts. Part I, The family dispensatory ; or a complete companion to the family medicine chest, &c. Part II. The modern domestic medicine ... / by Richard Reece. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    smith. Dr. James Camich—his testimony of the superior effi- cacy of the essential salt of bark, 33 his method of destroy- ing infectious vapours by fumigation, 90. Solicitor of the Stamp Office—his eloquence exerted in favour of quackery, 367 5 a question to, on the subject of quackery^ ibid. Soluble Tartar—see tartarized kali, 6. Sore Eyes in Children, 143 ; see eyes, inflammation of. Throat—see quinsey. Specks on the Eye—see Films. Spermaceti—its properties, doses. See. 55. ■—*—— Ointment of, 57. Spirits—cautions respecting, as a wash for children, 146. Spirit of Lavender—its properties, doses, &c. 9. — Nitre Sweet—its properties, doses, &c. 15. Spitting of Blood—how to ascertain its source, 38/5 causes and treatment of, 3 89; Spotted Fever—see typhus. Sprains—see bruises, I7I. Squill Pill—its properties, doses, &c. 58. Troches of—recommended in cases of asthma, 160, Stag’s Horn Shavings—properties, &c. 87. Stains in Cloth, &c.—how to remove, 29, Steel, Salt of—see salt of steel. Steer’s Opodeldoc—objections to, 90. Sterne, the Rev. Lawrence—his sermon on quackery, quota- tion from, J 67. Stimulating Mixture, 68. Stol, Dr.—his method of prescribing ipecacuanha, 30, 31. Stomach—cramp of, 231. Stomachic Mixture, 62. Stone, The Rev. Mr.—his account of the willow bark, 48. Stone—see gravel. Strangury—description, causes and treatment of, 39]. Sugar of Lead—Dr. Buchan’s recommendation of, cautions re- specting, 14 5. : of Lemons—a paltry preparation, how made, 30. Sulphur, Liver of—its effects on mineral poisons, 106- —' Washed—its properties, doses, &c. 53.