Dysentery " " , 489 Earache " " , 487 Inflamed eyes, remedy for, 487 Epilepsy " " , 486 Food for sick infants, 480 Flames, to extinguish clothing in, 492 Jaundice, remedy for, 491 Jamaica ginger (Brown's), 484 Lime-water, 484 Liniment (a good), 492 " for rheumatism, 492 " for recent burns, 489 Mashed finger, 488 Milk punch, 481 Mustard, 484 " leaves, 485 Nourishing way to prepare chicken, squirrel, or beef for the sick, 482 Ocean salt, 486 Panada, 482 Prickly heat, remedy for, 488 Poison oak " " 2, 491 Poisons, antidotes to, 494-496 Acids, 494 Alkalies, 494 Arsenic, 494 Carbolic acid, 494 Chloral, 494 Chloroform, 495 Copper, 495 Corrosive sublimate, 495 Gases, 495 Glass, in powder, 495 Iodine, 495 Lead, 495 Nitrate of silver, 495 Opium, 495 Phosphorus, 495 Prussic acid, 495 Strychnine, 496 Tartar emetic, 496 Venomous bites of rabid dogs and serpents, 496
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