TO PREVENT GALLING IN PERSONS CONFINED TO THEIR BEDS.—(Most valuable.)—The white of an egg, beaten to a strong froth, then drop in gradually, whilst you are beating, two tea-spoonfuls of spirits of wine, put it into a bottle, and apply occasionally with a feather. A CURE FOR BLISTERED FEET.—Rub the feet, at going to bed, with spirits mixed with tallow, dropped from a lighted candle into the palm of the hand. On the following morning no blisters will exist. DRAUGHT FOR PALPITATION OF THE HEART, WITH GREAT NERVOUS IRRITABILITY.—Tincture of foxglove, ten drops; camphor mixture, one ounce; tincture of columba, one drachm. This draught may be taken twice a day. FOR HEARTBURN.—Carbonate of magnesia, ten grains; carbonate of soda, five grains; ginger in powder, five grains; liquorice in powder, fifteen grains. Take as a powder two or three times during the day. FOR INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES.—Brandy, one tea-spoonful; white-wine vinegar, one tea-spoonful; soft water, nine tea-spoonfuls. Mix—and to be used frequently. USEFUL MIXTURE FOR DIARRHŒA IN INFANTS.—Carbonate of magnesia, half a drachm; rhubarb, in powder, twenty grains; dill water, three ounces; aromatic spirit of ammonia, thirty drops; sugar a tea-spoonful. Mix. Two tea-spoonfuls may be given two or three times a day. MIXTURE FOR CHILDREN TEETHING WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DISORDERED.—Chalk mixture, fifteen drachms; tincture of cinnamon, one drachm. Mix together. Two tea-spoonfuls to be given three or four times a day as required. ELECTUARY FOR SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS.—Peruvian bark, powdered, half an ounce; aromatic confection, half an ounce; syrup of oranges, a sufficient quantity to mix the bark and confection; and take a piece the size of a nutmeg, three times a day, in a glass of seidlitz or soda-water. DRAUGHT FOR HYSTERIC PATIENTS.—Camphor mixture, one ounce; fœtid spirit of ammonia, two drachms. FEVER DRAUGHT.—Almond mixture, one ounce; carbonate of potass, twenty grains; syrup of poppies, one drachm. Pour into this a table-spoonful of lemon-juice, and drink while effervescing. APERIENT ELECTUARY.—A very useful family medicine, particularly good for those who are troubled with asthma or rheumatism. One ounce of senna powder; half an ounce of flour of sulphur; two drachms of powdered ginger; half a drachm of saffron powder; four ounces of honey. The size of a nutmeg to be taken night and morning. APERIENT FOR CHILDREN.—Gingerbread, made with oatmeal instead of flour, is a very useful aperient for children.—J. D.—[Good.] DEAFNESS FROM DEFICIENT SECRETION OF WAX.—Take oil of turpentine, half a drachm; olive oil, two drachms. Mix. Two drops to be introduced into the ear at bed-time. REMEDY FOR DEAFNESS.—Oil of almonds, half a pound; garlic, bruised, one ounce; alkanet root, a quarter of an ounce; infuse and strain. In deafness, a little to be poured into the ear.