3. Bruises, Turpentine to Keep Proud Flesh from.--"Rub the injured part
with turpentine and keep warm, and you will find this remedy to be one of
the best to keep proud flesh out and gangrene that has ever been used. I
always have turpentine in my home, and find that I have use for it often.
If once used you will never be without it."
4. Bruises, Bread and Vinegar Quick Remedy for.--"Apply a poultice made of
hot vinegar and bread. A girl bruised her fingers with some iron rings in
a gymnasium. She applied this poultice at night, and they were well in the
morning. Since then I always use it for a bruise."
5. Bruises, Good Liniment for.--"Where inflammation is under the thin
covering of the bone, dissolve chloral and camphor gum together. They
dissolve each other by putting together, and looks like glycerin. Apply
very little with tip of finger, put absorbent cotton on and bind up with
pure gum rubber band to keep it from evaporating as it is very volatile.
Rubber band must not be too tight, as it will cut off the circulation."
6. Bruises, Liniment Used in Ohio for.--"Five cents' worth spirits
ammonia, five cents' worth spirits turpentine, whites of two eggs beaten,
one cup cider vinegar, two cups rain water." This gentleman from Ohio says
he has used the liniment for many years, and his neighbors have used it
with the utmost success. He recommends it as the best he ever used.
PHYSICIANS' TREATMENT. Bruises.--1. Tincture of Arnica applied from
one-half to full strength is very good.
2. Alcohol about two-thirds strength is also very good, gently rubbed in
the parts.