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Ietanas.-In this complaint no remedies are now
SO generally in use opium and the warm bath
a German Physician has recently written on the
subject and condemns The use of these means. He
has met with great success by FIRST bleeding the pa
tieht freely, and next applying bladders OF ice to
the head and along the spine After four hours
the Jaw falls; an emetc oi an,mony ia then given,
followed by an enema Of flaxseed tea, and hall an
ounce OF spirit OF ,urpentine, and ieaspoonIul or
two oil laudanum BY these means, he says, the
proper connection between the muscular and nerv-
Gus system is restored, and The patient is in no dan
ger OF relapse. The use Of the ce should be per.
severed IN till spasm be subdued.


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