As remedial means, the adult patient should take one of the following pills three times a day, or one every eight hours, and every second morning two tea-spoonfuls of Epsom salts dissolved in a tumblerful of cold water, with a wine-glassful of dandelion-tea every four or five hours, and continued as long as it is necessary to take the pills. _Pills._ Take of Camphor 2 grains. Powdered Opium 2 grains. Blue Pill 20 grains. Mix and divide into six pills. Take of Dandelion Roots, washed and cut small 2 ounces. Liquorice Root and Sassafras, of each 2 drachms. Boiling Water 1½ pint. Simmer slowly for twenty minutes; strain, and, when cold, give a wine-glassful every four or five hours. When the obstruction has been removed, and the cure has been effected—as the restoration of the skin and eyes to their natural colour will indicate—it is sometimes necessary to take a tonic for a few days, to restore the tone of the stomach; this will be best effected by taking a table-spoonful of the following mixture an hour before each meal for four or five days:—Infuse 2 drachms of gentian, 2 drachms of carbonate of soda, and 1 drachm of ginger for six hours in a pint of boiling water; and, when cold, giving it in the above doses. To those subject to jaundice, exercise and sea bathing should be vigorously adopted after each recovery, so as to work the system into an energetic and self-supporting condition; for if not excited out of its torpidity, the body is very prone to relapse into its previous torpidity. BOWEL COMPLAINTS. These ailments are in all cases symptoms of the effect of other causes, and never occur spontaneously, but are the result of indigestive food or excessive acidity of the stomach, the presence of a large quantity of bile in the small intestines, acrid and misacting medicines, wet feet or exposure to cold; the result of disease in the mucous or muscular coats of the bowels, exposure to miasmata or infectious air, and the inhalation of noxious gases. 1. _Bowel Complaint, attended with Sickness and Vomiting._ The vomiting should be first allayed by small effervescing draughts, or wine-glasses of soda-water, with a tea-spoonful of brandy, given every half hour, and a blister the size of a crown piece laid on the pit of the stomach: while for the relief of the bowels the following mixture is to be given in doses of two table-spoonfuls every hour till the relaxation is checked. Prepared Chalk 1 ounce. Aromatic Powder 2 drachms. Sugar 1 drachm. Peppermint Water 8 ounces. Mix well in a mortar, and add Tincture of Kino 3 drachms.