Freese's combined system of practice for physicians and families.

  • Freese, Jacob R., 1826-1885.
Date:
[1856]
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Credit: Freese's combined system of practice for physicians and families. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    Directions.—Apply to the nose as often as necessary— keep the bottle well closed when not in use. No. 75.—Dr. Boudet's Depilatory Powder. It is sometimes proper and expedient to remove tlie hair from low down in the neck, from a portion of the fore- head, etc.; to do which Prof. Boudet has presented us with this preparation. Directions.—Hub up a little of the powder with water; apply to the part, and, in a few minutes, remove the hair with a wooden knife. No. 76.—Dr. Ainslie's Cutaneous Powders. This most excellent preparation for the cure of Itch, Im- petigo, Acne, and other cutaneous diseases, is unequaled by any other ever presented to the profession. Its effects are to purify the blood and secretions, and thus effect, not a partial, but a perfect cure. Dose.—One powder three times a day. No. 77.—Dr. Radius's Bone Restorative Powders. In the cure of Rickets, softening of the bones, spinal curvature, etc., the recipe from which these powders are made, has always stood foremost in the estimation of the profession. Dose.—One powder three times a day, in a little sweet milk. 78.—Dr. Ellis's Tooth Powder. This is prepared according to the celebrated recipe of Prof. Ellis, and is now recommended by all the leading physicians and dentists of this country and Europe. Directions.—Apply with a tooth-brush, morning and night; after which rinse the mouth with cold water. No. 79.—Dr. Taylor's Poison Antidote. Chemists have pointed out a particular antidote for each particular poison; but as these can not always be had just at the moment, and as the nature of the poison is some-