HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-5-19, Page 7HEALTH 41, empty. Is st not generelly known, gr at
leaet observed, that iodine and its stilts ere
to be admiuistered on ae empty stomecla, as
Gall -Stones the presence of istarch and acids, modifying
The bile aids in promoting the peristatlie or decomposing the preparations of iodine,
or worm.like motions of the intestiues, and would reduce or prevent their effect. The
the digestibility et Mt, It flows Ociustantly acids intended to affect the gastric juices ere
from the liver, where it is secreted, into the to be taken before a meal, in order to pro
duodenerns-the first portion of the ietes- yoke an ample secretion of the gastric: glands.
tines, about six itichee long, -and also ieto If alkalies are to modify the gastric Juices,
the gall bladder, to be poured out as wanted they must be given during the meal ; but if
upon the halfaligested feed in its ?wane their Absorption into the blood is desired,
from the etomach. A large pert of tn e bile they ought to be ingested on an. empty stom-
is re absorbed front the inteetioes luta the AAA, in order not to hinder the procees of
system, chymification by weakening the oxide. Me
About seven.eights of it is water, Of the Mlle salts; especially corrosive sublimate,
rest, some fivegievenths are salts of differed likewise tannic acid, elcohol, and other
kinds, one-fifth mucus and pigment, or drugs, modify or destroy the digestive
coloring matter, one fourteenth fate; and power of pepsine, and are hence to be ad -
about one part in fifty-four is what is celled ministered solely before meals. Small
cholesterin°, and iss eupposed to be the waste quantities of alcohol, as contained in the or -
of net , tissue. dinary and medical wines, do not injurious -
le*
lrei animist as this choleeterine la in ly affect pepsiee like the liquors rich in al.
quant y,-lesa than three parts in one cohol. Iron,phosphates, cod-liyer-oil, and
5h011ifEA d of the bile, -it forma the greater similar medicines may be taken during meal -
pant a IT1Ofit gall -stones. Mixing with the thne.
pigment, or coloring matter, it hardens
around casts thrown from the finer duets of
the liver.
They are formed in the liver, where some
remain, enlarge, and give rise to abscesses.
Others are carried into the gall bladder,
where they may grow by constant accretion.
,' They may occur either singly, or in small ,
or large numbers in the bladder. When
they are numerous, they vary in aize, from
ehe fraction of a grain to ten or twelve
grains; most of them however, are of near:
ly uniform size, between two or three grains.
The solitary galbstone is supposed to be
one that has been left after the smaller ones
have been expelled. Continuing to enlarge,
it may fully block up the passage, and came
the gall bladder to be greatly cliatended with
mucus. Such cases require the surgeon'e
knife and the operation is a sure one and
exceedingly safe.
Sometimes the stone, causing inflammation
a,nd suppuration, works its own way .out,
either through the side, or into the intes-
tines or into the cavity of the abdomen.
In the last case it is fatal. o
It is generally the smaller ,stones which
cause the intense pain of biliary colic. The
duct becomes acutely inflamed by the pas-
sage of the first, and then by others follow-
ing through the inflamed passage in rapid
succession. Powerful opiates are necessary
during their passage. i
It s believed that certana waters prevent
their formation. Of this, aowever, there is
no satisfactory proof.
Common Balt.
The power of the soda used in cooking to
relieve the pain of burns is now extensively
known. Its usefulness is enhanced by its
being so common as to be usually witbin
reach. Somewhat akin to this is the effi-
a,cy of table -salt in certain forms of inflam-
mation. It iis a remedy that finds a place
in nearly all countries and households.
But the very fact that these articles are
t
so fe, neiliar in domestic use makes it difficult
to reg sm eais powerful remedies. It
would b tquite otherwise if they were rare,
and could be obtained only of the druggist.
It may not be amiss, therefore, to refer to
what is marvellous in their chemical com-
position.
The base, or fundamental element, in
each is the same, -a most wonderful metal,
which burns with an intense flame when
heated. to a temperature twenty-two de-
grees less than that of boiling water. This
metal is sodium. Combine it in the proper
proportion with carbonic acid, -the gas
thrown off from burning coal, -and. "soda,"
e
itir
or, more nrnperly, bicarbonate of soda, is
produc let it combine with chlorine,
which fo. eat, in chemical unien with lime,
one of our most powerful disinfectants, and
we have the familiar salt of our tables.
It should be impressed on the minds cf
our readers that there is the highest medi-
cal authority for the statement that there is
nothingbetter than common salt for a
iany or-
dinary nflammation of the throat, mouth,
or nasal passages. Dissolve a dessert spoon-
ful in a coffee cup, and gargle the solution,
or snuff it up the nose until it comes out in-
to the back -mouth. Repeats two or three
times a day until cured.
Dr. Thackery, of Philadelphia, has found
that salt is effective in the most violent at-
tacks of orpeipelas, and, moreover, leaves
no unsightly scars behind. He uses a satur-
ated solution -that is as strong as it can
be made, -and simply keeps the parts cov-
ered with a cloth wet with it. At the same
time he cools the system with a dose of Ep-
som salts, mixed with lemon juice, and
orders a light farinaceous diet.
As erysipelas is so sudden in its attacks,
and so speedy in its action, those located at
a. distance from doctors would do well to
make a tpocial note a thie.
Infection.
With .regard to the channels through
Which the contagions organisms are spread
a few words will suffice to state what is
known on this point, which is intimately
connected with the subject of disinfection.
Air and water are the chief media for the
propagation of infectious disease. In the
ease of scarlet fever, which has been taken
as the type, the scales detached from the
skin and similar tisanes from the throat
contain the germs of the disease, and these
find their way into the atmosphere and are
received into the lunge. They attach them-
selves also to articles of clothing and fur-
niture, and are thus:often carried to long dis
tames. In the cases of cholera and typhoid
fever, the discharges from the Patient find
their way into water, which thus becomes
channel by which the diseases are pro-
p, ted. Food, too, may become similarily
con iiiinated. Milk, fer instance' has been
often known to conyey the poisons of ty-
phoid fever, of ecarlet fever, and of diph-
theria. En the case of the first, the contarnin,
alien has been probably due to adulterating
milk with foul water containing the disease
germs, but it may have arisen in some cases
from the typhoid emanations having been
absorded by the milk. The poisons of seard
let fever and diphtheria were propably trar s-
mitted to the milk from the skins and,
throata of persons employed in the dairy,
and recently convalescent or scarcely recov.,
eted from attacks of these diseases. The
germs of certain other infectious diseases'
find their way into the system through
abraded eerfacee of the body.
What is the Proper Time to Take Medi -
The question whether a presenbed me -
eine should be taken before or after a nseal
is often put to the physicia,n, and occasicei- '
all re tires seine special consideration.
The medicinee which act a,e local irritants, ,
sueh a's the zelts of copper, iron, zite,
and arsenic, in large doses, are to be taken'
after a meal when the stomach is full, while
Bolan doses of medicines acting on the gas -
trio, terminations of the vagues. ought to be
taken before it meal. In some IA95011.008 ,IVO
haoe 50 consider chemical ehanges. Oxide
and nitrate of silver, if intended to act local-
ly on the gastric mucous membrane, must
likewise be administered when the stornech
Little Brother Bill.
BY 1088 L. liENEY.
"Please buy ,sorne cress, a ;nanny just ;
You'll like em if you will,
Then I can buy an orange, sir,
For little brother Bill.
"You see we're all alone, now, sir,
For father's gone away,
And mother ahs' e in Heaven, sir, -
Least eo the folks all my.
Andleill, he seems so tired like now,
Res lips so hot and dry,
And i( you'd see 'em hands of hie,
'Twould make you ahnost cry.
" And when I left this morninsir,
He looked so tired and white,
I vowed I'd got an orange sir,
If for it ryi to light.
"They cost a big five cents, you see
I'd like to get him two; .
Tve never made a cent to -day,
I don't know what ru do.
It knocks me all to pieces, sir,
To see him lyin' there,
His eyes, like mother's, big and bright
But, oh I so damp his hair.
'Its time I'd been to see him now,
I'm sure he'll feel real bad.
For when / left this mornin"deed
A out was all be had.
"i gathered these this mornin', sir,
They're nice and fresh you ane;
I covered them with thie wet moss,
And stood beneath this tree.
"You'll take them all? Oh, thank you, sir
How Billy's eyes will shine,
Them oranges will be more to him,
Than any big gold mine.
"Como home with me? yes, if you Wee,
There ain't much though, to see,
A broken chair and little bed
It just holds Bill and me.
"We use the chair as table, and
The bed is good enough;
For standire.round like this, you know,
, It makes a fellow tough.
"Just wait a moment, I'll be back,
They sell the oranges there;
My I won't they be a jolly treat
To spread on Billy's ohair.
'Yes; this is where we live sir, wait,
I guess ru go ahead;
Ive always got to lift Bill up,
And let him sit in bed.
" Ile's gone asleep, I know he's tired.
Here Bill I wake up arid see,
'fraid he's pretty sound this time
Bill1 Billit's time for tea I"
The stranger moved the lad aside.
And o'er wee Billy bent;
He folded down the wasted hands,
And smoothed the curls unkempt.
Then turned to his companion small,
Whil'et tears stood in his eyes-
" Wee Bill will never wake my lad
He's gone above the skies."
The boy gazed at the sileht form
Hls eyes with anguisb wild,
Then with a great heartrending cry,
Sank down beside the child.
The stranger tookhim to his home,
And o'er him watched with care;
But all in vain, his heart still ached,
Wee Billy was not there
And now they're lying side by side
Within the churchyard gates;
And one there is who pauses there,
And muses as he waits.
And fancies as he silent stands
That he can hear him still:
"Please buy I then I can get an orange
For little brother Bill."
Neste.
BY AWARE RAM.
Away from the busy turmoil of life
Dwelt a couple infirm and old,
Their cheeks were farrowed with many a ears,
Their forms were bent, and gray their hair,
For sorrow had etamped its impress there,
But their hearts wive far from cold.
In that hidden nook a maiden fair,
Gifted with beauty rioh and rare,
And used to trouble, toil, and rare,
Was thine ale people's stay.
A foundling on their doorstep left,
Of parents; friends, and all bereft,
A pretty babe scarce sfx months okl,
ieft there to perish in the cold
One bleak December's day.
These good old people found the ehild,
And raised her as thoir own,
And well does she repay their care,
For with a love beyond compare,
This lovely creature, young and fair,
Makes gay their humble home.
Sweet Neste is a winsome maid,
And counts her labors well repaid
By one endearing glance or word
From grandma, by the fire.
Oh happy, happy is the cot
Where content is the inmates' lot,
Happy the home where love and joy
Lacks mixture with the base alioss-
Though humble Is the cottage roof,
Blithe Nesta is a living !woof
That claims of love ne'er tire.
Oh, may sweet Nesta always be
As winsome and as good
As she is now, and then she may
Pus on her way without dismay,
From early morn till evening gray,
Nor fear the bad or rude.
"The Man That Ett yer Paither I"
SOTENIIFIC AND USEF CIL ,
An excellent brass laequer consists of eight
mimes shellac, two ounces sandarac, tWO
ounces annotto, quarter-ounee dragon's -
bleed resin, one gallon spirits of wine. The
article to be lacquered ,shonld be heated
alightly, and the lacquer Applied by stone
of
it soft camel -hair brush.
An ingshioue proeese fpr giving it silver
Surface to iron has reoeutly boon devised in
A.ustria. The iron is first covered with
moreery, and silver is deposited upon its
surface electrolytioally. The iron is then
heated to about 300' C., and the mercury
evaporates, leaving the layer of silver on the
eurftese of the iron.
Organ -pipes are made of equal parte by
weight of tin and led, which melts at three
hundred and aeventy degrees rolled in eheets.
The wilder is made of one and a half part
tin, one part lead by weight, which melts at
three hundred and thirty-four degrees. Sol-
der vvith a copper bit and resin. Some care
must be used and a little practice to accom-
plish the soldering smoothly, so as not to
melt the pipe. If the solder ehould be found
not tractable enough, add half a part bis-
muth,
The Sivt.,A;lest Gtrl SehoOl. I fibrous Alsturio
SPOONER'S OOPPERINE
" sho'D the "weetest girl in relinc'IP "' 00o gox*Motal for setiMal beerier in inaohiner
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thusiastically exclaimed one yeung miss to Guaranteed cepper mixed, amis. es every require -
another, ey passe own
SPOONER, Patentee and Menufooturer, Port flope.
other. " Edith so kind and gentle end
unselfish, every oite likes her. And she brie • a Decorated Wok.
A
lovely golden hair and pretty eyee. Isn't it ' wnngs I dawkilsatite site.
Persons who are bubject to asthma. should.
be extremely careful in their diet. As a
rule, bulky foods should be avoided, and
not much 'lipid taken. Toast should be
eaten rather than bread, and all raw or un-
derdone vegetables and meats must be re-
fused. Stramonium in the form of cigars
ettes afferds relief. Vegetable stimulants,
such as pepper, capsicum, and mustard, fa
cilitate digestion, and are teerefore helps in
asthma, but alcohol should be avoided, or
taken only on an emergency. Of all aloe -
hello stimulants whiskey -and -water or
brandy -and -water would be most suitable.
A great point is to keep the bod.y, and es-
pecially the feet, always warm.
Take ten fibres of the filling in any silk,
and if on breaking they show a feathery,
dry, and lack -lustre condition, discolortring
the fingers in handling, you may at once be
sure of the presence of dye and artificial
weighting. Or take a small portion of the
fibres between the thumb and forefinger,
and roll them over and over very, gently,
and you will soon detee't !the guff, mineral,
soap and other anarsedie0s of the one, and
the absence on'them In the other. A simple
but effeertive test of purity is to burn a small
quantitai ef the fibres. .Pure silk will in-
stantly crisp, leaving only a pure charcoal ;
heavily dyed silk will smoulder, leaving a
yellow, greasy ash. If, on the oontrary, you
cannot break the ten stramis, and they are
of,a, natural lustre and brilliancy, and fail
to diecolour the fingers at the point of con-
tact, you may be well assured that you have
a pure silk that is honest in its make and
durable in its wear.
a pity her complexion is so bad ; it spoils .ii Wia 1 41
tail, at the Orme.
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headaehee "! The girls skipped aleing, but West, Toronto. NAZONAL DIANUI ACeUR co,
it happened 'Edith's mother had ticarcl what tc rn
be dene for thoee headaches and the rough, ShorthigecV?Py:srsieti duVotrklineniner i!olidays, iu
University and Shorthand Institute, Public 1.0.:rary
her gentlf.3 daughter, She recalled what she
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THOS. BENOOLTGII, President.
covery, and on the spur of the moment she CHARLES 11. 13ROOKS, Manager,
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" Vhill you haf aometings in my line to-
day ?" he blandly queried, as the young man
stopped in front of the clothing store.
No, I guess not."
"No goats nor pants ?"
"1 sell you a two dollar hat for twelve
shil ling. '
"I've got hats enough. I'm just weitin.g
for a car."
"Say I let me show you sometings. Look
at dot linen duster. He vhas oudt of a new
lot Shust come in dis morning. I sell
you—"
"Oh, no you don't 1 I know all about
linen dusters I" •
"1 sellyou dot duster for two dollar."
"Not any! I bought one two or three
years ago, and I got my eye-teeth cut."
"My frendt, now vhas dose eye teeth
cut ?"
"Why the thing wasn't good for anything
except to travel in, and I never travelled a
rod all that year !"
The minister of a rural parish belts; once
sent for to a shepherd's house to christen
a wean," a big fat cock was killed for the
christening tea. Like most herds' children,
those in the house in question 'were allowed
to run about half wild, and glowered with
holy ...ear from belaincl doors and chests at
the man of prayer, Who was observed to eat
meet of the cock himself. The youngsters,
doubtlese, made many sage reflections on
his verse -lots appetite, but took good care
to keep out of his roach. A month or two
after wheii the minister was visiting in the
parish, he came back to the shepherd's co
again an& as he tcated hirnself lit an arm.
chair by the fire, a hen and chickens
marched in, having the run of the home as
usual. The children seemed terrified, but
at last moiled in between the poultry and
the mitister, and cried, Glee wa'--gae
'we I" Then they " whusht " the heti and
chielsens out of the hotise, exclaiming as they
seampered over the doorstep, " Whish -
Whish Rin, rin ! That's the man that et
yor faithor I"
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