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186
600
MISCELLANEOUS
VALUABLE
RECEIPTS.
No.
412.
Sallenders
Require
the
same
treatment
as
mallenders,
which
see.
No.
413.
Strains.
In
whatever
part of
the
body
this
accident
occurs,
the
treatment
should
be
perfect
rest,
moderate
bleed-
ing,
and
purging
till
the
inflammation
is
reduced,
when
any
stimulating
embrocation
may
be
used.
No.
414.
Strangury.
Take
away
1
quart
of
blood,
and
throw
up
a
laxa-
tive
clyster;
then
give
1
ounce
saltpetre
and
1
fluid-
ounce
sweet
spirits
of
nitre
in
a pint
of
water.
No.
415.
Strangles.
This
is
known
by
a
swelling
between
the
jaw-bone
and
the
root
of
the
tongue.
If
a
large
tumour
appear
under
the
jaw,
apply
the
suppurating
poultice.
When
it
is
ripe,
open
it,
squeeze
out
the
matter,
and
re-
apply
a
warm
poultice.
In
a
few
days
it
will
run
oflf.
Give
warm
bran
mashes
and
s:entle
exercise.
&'
No.
416.
Thrush.
9
Kemove
the
shoe,
and
pare
oflTall
the
ragged
parts