...scrape out the small white part of the shell, powder finely, and take as much as will lie on a shilling once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. If that affects the system too much leave off a day or two and commence again. " Should an ointment...

...scrape out the small white part of the shell, powder finely, and take as much as will lie on a shilling once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. If that affects the system too much, leave off for a day or two and commence again. Should an ointment...

...the concave shell. The substance thus obtained was reduced to powder and about ten or twenty grains taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or...at least three months was necessary before any good results were to be expected. Sir Spencer Wells, whose attention was called to the above, said he used...

...about twenty years ago, and now adds another reported cure, following the use of calcined oyster-shell. "As much as would lie on a shilling" was taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. ASTHMA TREATED BY BERGEON'S METHOD. Dr. S. Solis-Cohen stated before the Philadelphia County Medical...

...The substance thus obtained is to be reduced to a powder, and as much as will lie on a silver quarter taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. A SIMPLE METHOD OF OPERATION FOR DIVERGENT SQUWT. Readjustment of the insertion of the internal rectus...

...The substance thus obtained is to be reduced to a powder, and as much as will lie on a silver quarter taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea.— Iherap. Gaz. June 15. Biniodide of Mercury in Scarlet Fever.—DR. CLEMENT DUKES calls the attention...

...and left a healthy surface after the course of the remedy, as much as would lie on a shilling being taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. He now reports another case of scirrhus of the breast, in the wife of a physician, in which the treatment...

...The substance thus obtained is to be reduced to a powder, and as much as will lie on a silver quarter taken once or twice a day in a little warm water or tea. — Therapeutic Gazette. This remedy, you see, is not claimed to be a new discovery. It is as much...

...reduced to powder, and as much as would lie on a shilling was taken once or twice a day in a little water or tea. It was said that perseverance for at...necessary before any good result was to be expected. I presume that the powder would be almost pure carbonate of lime, but it might possibly contain a small...

...within each shell ; powder these parts finely, and take as much of the powder as will lie on a shilling once or twice a day in a little warm water, or tea. If this seems to affect the system at all uncomfortably, then desist for a day or two, and afterwards...