SECT. XII.

Besides the dressings I have mentioned (§ X. and § XI.) for these

kinds of wounds, we must likewise make slight scarifications upon the

neighbouring parts, and sprinkle them with the powder; after this

treatment, embrocate all the sores with oil of turpentine, and then

lightly bandage up the whole with plain linnen cloth, which must be

kept moistened, night and day, with warm fomentations.

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