...importance; the use of the medicine should never be delayed. Of the tincture, half a drop, or a drop in a teaspoonful of water should be given every ten...or quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards continued every hour. If there be much prostration, and the pulse be feeble and weak, a still smaller...

...importance ; the uso of the medicine should never be delayed. Of the tincture, half a drop, or a drop in a teaspoonful of water, should be given every ten...or quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards be continued every hour. If there be much prostration, and the pulse be feeble and weak, a still smaller...

...importance; the use of the medicine should never be delayed. Of the tincture, half a drop, or a drop in a teaspoonful of water should be given every ten...or quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards continued every hour. If there bo much prostration, and the pulse be feeble and weak, a still smaller...

...use of the medicine should never be delayed. Of the tincture, half a drop, or a drop in a teaspoonfnl of water, should be given every ten minutes or quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards be continued every hour. If there be much prostration, and the pulse be feeble and weak, a still smaller...

...and where there is great weakness and the heart beats feebly, unless care be taken, it may do harm. in a teaspoonful of water should be given every ten...quarter of an hour, for two hours, and afterwards be continued every hour. If the pulse be feeble and weak a still smaller dose must be given. The use...

...EINGER (Handbook of Therapeutics, 3rd edit. pp. 576, London, 1873) speaks in high terms of aconite, half a drop or a drop of the tincture in a teaspoonful of water, every ten minutes or a quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards hourly. If there is much prostration,...

...by emetics (which is the first thing to be done), the decoction of Galls, in doses of 3 or 4 ounces, should be given every ten minutes or quarter of an hour, for four or five times in succession. It is thought to act as an antidote ; in some cases it certainly...

...the intensity of most acute inflammations, if given sufficiently early, and in doses of half-a-minim every ten minutes or quarter of an hour for two .hours, and afterwards in doses of one minim every hour. Its diuretic properties are often beneficial in dropsies. The administration...

...at the beginning of the disease; the medicine should never be delayed ; every hour is of importance. Half a drop or a drop of the tincture, in a teaspoonful...for two hours, and afterwards hourly ; and if there be much prostration, with a feeble and weak pulse, a still smaller dose." To some readers this suggestion...

...on inflamed tonsils, etc., are conspicuous. It should be given at the very beginning of the disease. Half a drop or a drop of the tincture in a teaspoonful of water, every ten minutes or a quarter of an hour for two hours, and afterwards hourly. Alumen is a popular...