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Chamomite.-A medical correspondent at Mads
rid, has acquainted friend in ireland with some
Astonishing effects OF the herb chamumi's in certain
inAammalory disorders Of he eye, when every other
remedy usually prescribed, had proved aboitne.
Fhe following, among many wherein the
doctor has been concerned Is mentioned A. proof
Of the virtues of this salutary though common herb
Maria de Maros, daughter of a MASTER carpenter,
had for many years been sfflicted with weeping
eyes, which discharged an acrimonious fluid that
brought on an almo, total loss Of sight Alternatives
were prescribed TO no purpose, nor could q course
OF mercury procure the smallest aneviation. At
length he msde.a strong decoctiun of chan omile,
boiled in sweet cows milk +; with this the patient
bathed her eyes several times a day, as warm as
could be suffered without unea.iness; and in abous
Ave weeks, her eyes were perfectly cured.


Boston Medical Lteligencer.