Mr. Rymer's cardiac and nervous tincture / [James Rymer].

  • Rymer, James, active 1770-1833
Date:
[1791]
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Credit: Mr. Rymer's cardiac and nervous tincture / [James Rymer]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE, r?OR all nervous affections and corporeal wealeucfs, dizzinefs and buzzing noife in the he$d, wind and other dif o ers of the domicil and bowels ; for faintnefs, linkings, low fpirits, Unguqr, anxiety, aha debility; for tvant of appetite, and indigefbon, four oeichings, or heart- barn, hiccup, fpafmpdical and convullive pip chi tig's- in the itomach and inteftine,.; for the dry belly-ache; for bilious fi'ck net's and gri pings in advanced rears, and for ali the fymptoms of the irregular or flvim- gout, and rhaumatvfm, the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTUREf in- vented and prepared by Mr. JAMES RYMEii, Surgeon and Apothe¬ cary, at Reigate, is a molt excellent remedy. The dpfe is from one or two tea-fpoonfuls to one table-fpooriful, three or four times in the day, upon a lump of fugar, in water, wine, camomile-tea, gruel, or any kind or drink, or by id elf. To be taken early and fading, an hour before dinner, and at bed-time. But it may be taken at any time when com¬ plaints are urgent.—Shake the bottle. This Tincture is a molt powerful antlfeptlc and corroborant; whence its great efficacy in all cafes of putrid bile ; putrid, bilious, and malig¬ nant fevers, of hof climates, &c ; and as an immediate and elegant cordial, it invigorates every principle of life in cafes of extreme languor and faintnefs induced by violent fatigue, exercife, Ac. In the Indies, and other hot and unhealthy climate3, In every cafe of nervous debility, mufcular and vafcular relaxation', attended with fever, faintnefs, linkings, languor, and lofs of appetite rand fpirits; and in.*11 low, nervous, putrid, and contagious fevers, the patient will reap ellen- tial benefit from the ufe of this Tindture. The Public may be allured that the above Cardiac TinTure is prepared from fome of the moil valuable and efficacious articles' of the Materia Medica. Recapitulation of the Complaints and Disk ASESjfor the Relief and Cure of which the Cardiac and Nervous 1 infturc is fo eminent, Firft, For diforders of the head, Itomach. and bowels ; as, I. Head-aeh, with derangement of thought, confufion, and giddinefs ; 2* Dyfpepfy, or indigeftion and lofs of appetite, with bilious crudities and retchings, yellownefs of the eyes and ikin, flatulence, pain, fpafms, heartburn, and hiccups ; 3. Gnpings, colic, and coitivenefs. Secondly, For all the fymptoms of the atonic or flying gout, affedting dangeroufiy the vital and animal functions. Thirdly, For all fuch affections of the nervous fyftem as are attended with depreiiion of fpirits, paralytic and apopledtic difpofinons, proftra* tion of ftrengt-h, timidity, tremors, ftartings, palpitations, and fain-tings. Fourthly, For bracing and flre’ngthemng the mufcular and vafeuiar fyitems, in Hates of relaxation and debility. LafUy, As. .a mofS: powerful antifeptic, for ecu'iterating infe&ion, or preventing and curing putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, pre¬ vailing