No. XXVI

_Take Ipecacuanha_ (S), _one scruple: sugar a little lump: water

half a Tea cup full, and make it up into a draught._

This vomit should be well worked off with chamomile tea, or even common

luke warm water; first letting the vomit operate, and then drinking

plenty of the water after every operation. When this is over, the

patient should keep his bed or hammock, and take either the _fever

powder_ (L), or the before mentioned draught, No. XXIV.

The catarrhal fever, and all the other symptoms of cold, viz. cold in

the head, cough, hoarseness, &c. generally keep one another company,

leave the patient generally at one time; and in fact, one method of

cure, namely, promoting a perspiration, serves for all; for thereby the

obstructions become removed, and nature is restored to its primitive

tranquillity again.

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