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A in:. ediciue will uok, since it ise ALONE. ly have died tH nn^in to d in decom- )i8ou which cesspools, rough water ough the air the bodv it intestines, 1 fever. the patient eadache and che and poor ", with chills roughout the and the pa- time we gen- I fever. The aally getting il, appetite is is vomiting, ag to the in- id of the first lie more pro- ting; the di- tools" resem- 8 in the right of the belly; delirium is common. Fever in the evening is always higher than in the morning and the pulse faster and weaker. About the end of the second week the fever begins to break. The ulceration in the bowels may be so severe as to cause bleeding and severe tenderness. TREATMENT— Always offer the patient water; give often but in small umoi.n . Give hot milk for nourishment, about a «4. 'ssful every three and one-half hours. For the* head- aiche, bone and muscular ache a"*! chilliness, give No. 2, one tablet every two ' " irs for three doses; if the symptoms are relieved, si ip five hours, when, if symptoms return, repent. If the fever is moderate an occasional doae may be all that is necessary. The fever should also be reduced by sponge baths every two hours in tepid water, and con- tinued until the fever breaks. Whenever the heart becomes weak, give a tablespoonful of whisky every three hours. Reserve stimulants as late as pulse will al- low. If diarrhea amounts to more than four movements daily, give No. 4, two tablets every two hours until relieved. ; , PNEUMONIA OR INFLAMMATION OF LUNGS. CAUSES — Any kind of excesses, particular- ly alcoholic ; great change in temperature, raw, cold weather, more especially when the system is run down. There are three stages — Ist, CONGESTION; 2nd, EXUDATION or SOL- IH IDIFICATION; 3rtl, SOFTENING. The lung first becomes congested, then an exudate is poured into the air spaces and the lung becomes solid. After a few days this ex- udate is absorbed and expectorated; however, this exudate sometimes becomes pus, and then the case becomes very grave. SYMPTOMS—Chills or chilly sensations are first noticed, then pain in the side and consid- erable fever rapidly develop. Pain is usually in the right side below the nipple. Breathing becomes hard and rapid and cough husky and painful. Expectoration is at first very little, but about the third day abundant and VERY sticky. Pulse and fever, rather high. About the fifth or eighth day the patient is at his worst, wlien, if the case is not fatal, a rapid change takes place for the better. This disease generally ends about the eighth day. TREATMENT — For the chills or fever give a tablet of No. 2 about every three hours. This remedy should not be given later than the fourth day and only when necessary before. If the pain is severe, give No. 9, one tablet every two hours, until pain is relieved. DO NOT GIVE within one hour of No. 2. Over the seat of pain apply a mustard plaster and keep this on and off for three days, enough to KEEP the skin red. Whenever the pulse is weak or the patient is very much prostrated, a tablespoonful of whisky every three hours should be taken. Nourish with a glass of hot milk every three ^ ING. gested, then an spaces and the 'ew dayg this ex- orated; however, les pus, and then ly sensations are side and consid- Pain is usually ipple. Breathing cough husky and first very little, idant and VERY ler high. About patient is at his lot fatal, a rapid ter. This disease ith day. lills or fever give ^ry three hours. ven later than the necessary before. No. 9, one tablet is relieved. DO •fNo.2. Over the plaster and keep enough to KEEP k or the patient is tablespoonful of 9uld be taken. : raiik every three and one-half hours, SLOWLY SIPPED, densed milk may be used. Con- RHEUMATISM. Rheumatism generally attacks the joints, but sometimes seems to attack the muscles. CAUSES — ^Largely inherited. Damp rooms, lying in damp sheets, exposure to damp and wet when heated or chilling the surface of the body. An acid forms in the blood and deposits around the joints certain salts. SYMPTOMS— For several days the patient will complain of muscular soreness, sometimes pains like neuialgia and stiffness of the joints; soon fever, loss of appetite, great thirst and constipation make their appearance and the joints become hot and swollen. The skin is apt to be moist even during the fever. TREATMENT— Give No. 6, two tablets every three hours. This should be continued during the disease. Quiet the pain by giving No. 9 every two or three hours while neces- sary; this tablet is an opiate and should not be given if the other medicine will relieve. When the patient has practically recovered give one capsule of No. 1 after each meal for two weeks. LA GRIPPE OR INFLUENZA. La Grippe is caused by a special germ or some atmospheric condition. Immediate cause is exposure after fatigue, especially after per- «piring. SYMPTOMS— Nearlv the same as for a !• i hard cold, onlj' more severe. The patient aches all over, eyes run, weakness great, some cough. TREATMENT— Give No. 3, one tablet every two hours, unless bowels become too active. If the bowels get too loose take No. 2, one tablet every three to five hours, according to symp- toms. Patient should remain indoors until fully recovered. GENERAL FEVERISH CONDITION. Give No. 3, one tablet every two hours until relieved. If the bowels become too loose stop No. 3, and give one tablet of No. 2 every four hours. COUGH AND COLDS. Give No. 3, one tablet every two hours until bowels move freely; if the fever then remains stop No. 3, and give one tablet of No. 2 every four hours to reduce fever. If the cough is severe or distressing give No. 7, two tablets every two hours. If, after a reasonable trial, No. 7 does not control the cough, take one-half of a tablet of No. 9 every three hours while nec- essary; but less often if possible. NEURALGIA AND SCIATIC RHEUMA- TISM. SYMPTOMS— Pain along the course of a nerve. Seldom any fever. Usually tenderness over the seat of pain. The pain causes loss of sleep and appetite. Seen in cases where the blood is thin and patient run down. mym'mm/m^mmm^mtmfm patient aches , some cough, i tablet every too active. If 2, one tablet ling to symp- Indoors until IDITION. 'o hours until :oo loose stop 2 every four S. 'o hours until then remains f No. 2 every the cough is , two tablets sonable trial, take one-half urs while nec- RHEUMA- course of a ly tenderness causes loss of les where the n. TREATMENT— Tn CHRONIC cases take one tablet of No. 1, two or three times daily for ten days. ACUTE form take No. 3, one tablet every two hours until bowels move too freely or until pain stops. After bowels have moved briskly, change to No. 2, one tablet every three and one-half hours. If this treatment does not stop the pain, start in by taking No. 9, one tablet every two to four hours, according to the pain. Apply over the nerve a mustard plaster. LAME BAGK~OR LUMBAGO. Lame Back is caused by straining, packing outfits, etc., catching cold usaally from rest- ing while perspiring. TREATME^nT — Put on mustard plaster, then take No. 2, one tablet every four hours for a day or two. If the trouble becomes chronic, put on one of the STRENGTHENING plasters found in the case. Keep bowels loose with one, two or three pills of No. 8. TOOTHACHE. Take a small piece of No. 13, roll it up into a ball large enough to fill the cavity in the tooth. Press this into the cavity, and change as often as necessary. Should this not answer or should there be no cavity in the tooth, take one tablet of No. 9 every three hours while necessary. HEADACHE^R MIGRAINE. Give one talilet of No. 3 every two hours un- 10 til the bowels move briskly; then take one of No. 2, every three to four hours until headache ceases. CHILBLAIN OR FROST BITE. This results from sudden exposure to cold, especially liable to occur in those debilitated; moderate exposure to cold or even to cold, damp air, followed by sudden increase of tem- perature, induced by an approach to fire. SYMPTOMS— Slight redness, swelling, heat and itching; if more severe, the spots assume a bluish aspect. Sometimes, in fact, small ul- cers appear and, if neglected, become running sores. TREATMENT— Avoid sudden approach to the fire after exposure to cold. Friction with snow is very useful. Keep clean and apply over the spots No. 14. once daily. As a tonic, give one-half tablet of No. 1, three times a day, continued for two weeks. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. The SYMPTOMS of dyspepsia are so well known that they require but short descrip- tion. After taking food the patient experiences a feeling of weight or fullness, sometimes pain. In neuralgia or ulcer of the stomach then are severe darting pains; but the pain in dyspepsia is more in the way of tenderness over the pit of the stomach, and can sometimes be relieved by deep pressure. After eating there is usual- I take one of il headache ITE. ire to cold, debilitated; sn to cold, lase of tem- to fire, elling, heat ots assume t, small ni- ne running pproacli to iction With and apply As a tonic, imes a day, 'ION. ire so well rt descrip- periences a times pain, h there are n dyspepsia ver the pit be relieved re is usual- I I 11 lysome bloating from the decomposition of the food. The heart is more or less irritable, con- stipation usually present, patient depressed and has "the blues;" appetite not reliable, gen erally wanting, to considerable extent. More or less headache. TREATMENT— Begin by opening the bow els. Take night and morning a pill of No. 8. Keep the bowels in good order, then, just before each meal, take a tablet of No. 5, and continue for many days. If the patient shows improvement the treatment should finally be followed by taking one-half capsule of No. 1, for two or three weeks, after each meal. DIARRHEA AND DYSENTERY. CAUSES — Improper and indigestible food, coupled with hot weather. However, in a cold climate it is often pro- duced by exposure in cold and damp weather when in a perspiring state. SYMPTOMS— Chills or chilliness followed with some fever ushers in this trouble. Pain in the belly and loose stools now begin. Bow- els often distended with gas. DIGESTION of FOOD ALMOST CEASES. This condition sometimes assumes the chronic form. TREATMENT— If from indigestible food, it is well first to assist nature to unload the bow- els. Take every two hours one tablet of No. 3 until the bowels are empty; after which give one or two tablets of No. 4, every two liours until relieved. Should this treatment fail to cure, take one-half tablet of No. 9, every two hours while necessary. To nourish the patient give one-half glass of hot milk every three and one-half hours, slowly sipped. AGUE AND MALARIA OR CHILLS AND FEVER. Caused by living or having lived in a mala- rial country. Give for the chills, about one hour before ex- pected period, four to six capsules of No. 1. Be- tween attacks and to break up the disposition to a recurrence, take one capsule three times a day. ASTHMA. Take a tablet of No. 9 every hour and a half for two or three doses if necessary, after which and before taking more, a skip of four hours should be allowed. BILIOUSNESS AND JAUNDICE. Take two pills of No. 8 every night and morning until the bowels move freely. Follow for a week or two with one tablet at mealtime of No. 5, as a good liver and stomach tonic. If sick headache is experienced in connec- tion with the attack, take for the headache in addition to the above, a tablet of No. 2 every three hours, but stop when the headache ceases. f !atment fail to J. 9, every two one-half glass )nehalf hours, CHILLS AND ved in a mala- hour before ex- JB of No. 1. BC' the disposition i three times a our and a half py, after which of four hours JNDIOE. ery night and reely. Follow it at mealtime tmach tonic. !ed in connec- the headache of No. 2 every the headache PALPITATION OF THE HEART. Lie down with the knees drawn up to relax the abdominal muscles, and take at once one- half tablet of No. 9 every hour while palpita- tion continues. Take at once a tablespoonful of whisky, hot, if convenient APPENDICITIS. SYMPTOMS— Localized pain, tenderness, swelling between the belly button and the right groin. Fever and constipation are pres- ent and oftentimes vomiting. TREATMENT— First, move the bowels gently with a tablet of No. 3 taken every two hours. After the bowels have moved take a tablet of No. 9 every two to four hours or often enough to RELIEVE the pain. Apply over the tender spot a mustard plaster. Keep very quiet in bed and take nothing but liquid food. This disease sometimes goes on and forms an abscess which may break and dis- charge through the skin, and if it looks as though it were likely to come to a head and break, apply poultices. DROPSY. Take a tablet of No. 6 every four hours, two of No. 4 every four hours, so that one or the other would be given every two hours. DELIRIUM TREMENS. Take a tablet of No. 9 every two hours for t tl^: \l 14 three or four doses, peat if necessary. Skip four hours and re- HEART DISEASE. Take a tablet of No. 4 every four hours. If very severe take one-half tablet of No. 9 three times daily, the last dose at bedtime. INPLAMMA'^ N OF THE EYE. TREATMENT— t into twenty teaspoon- fuls of water — use water which has been boiled if possible — as much of the powder in No. 12 as will lie on the point of a pen-knife, which will be an amount as large as a bean. Dissolve this thoroughly. Sit down in a chair and throw the head back, open the eye and then having previously wet a small ball of cotton in the solution, squ r ?ze out the liquid and thoroughly bathe the meimbranes. If this smarts for more than two minutes, dilute. Re- peat this every two hours. Always use clean handkerchiefs or cloths around the eye. PARALYSIS. Take No. 5, one tablet every four hours, fol- lowed by one-quarter glass of water. LOCKJAW. The treatment of Lockjaw is very important to a man in far-off Alaska. Keep the part in hot watar for an hour at a time if the wound is painful. Give No. 9, one tablet every three hours so long as the patient is in pain. Keep hours and ro- ttur hours. If of No. 9 three me. E EYE. ■nty teaspooii- as been boiled der in No. 12 i-knife, which ean. it down in a open the eye a small ball out the liquid anes. If this s, dilute. Re- ays use clean le eye. lur hours, fol- iter. ?ry important p the part in if the wound 't every three 1 pain. Keep u the wound wrapped in hot cloth wrung out of hot water. KIDNEY TROUBLE. Drink hot water, one pint, three times daily. Take No. 3 every two or three hours to relieve distress or fever. Stop and take No. 4, every three hours, if the bowels become too active. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER. Drink large amounts of hot water. Stop the use of baking powder for a few days, then, if pain is severe, take one-half tablet of No. 9 every two hours, but, if necessary, a whole tab- let may be taken. DROWNING. In drowning, water usually enters the lungs so it becomes of first importance to get this water out of the lungs as quickly and thor- 'cighly as possible. If possible, send or have ready warm cloth- ing, hot drinks, stimulants and hot applica- tions like plates, bricks or stones. If you have an assistant build a fire by which you can warm clothing and heat stones. With your fingers pull out the tongue and care- fully see that it is kept well forward. Keep the mouth open, if necessary, by wedging it open by rolling up a handkerchief, a cork, or a chip inserted. PLACE ON THE FACE and stand astride of the victim facing his head. Grasp him around the stomach or lower ribs y^py^i^ u and lift the body bo that the water may run out. Hold in this position and count five slow- ly, then relax and repeat three times. Roll him over on his back, see that the TONGUE is WELL forward and MOUTH OPEN, then kneel at his head facing the body. Reach for- ward and grasp the elbows on both sides, raise the arms now above the head so as to dilate the chest, count five and then replace the arms along the side ()f the chest. When arms have been replaced along the chest press as hard as possible against the lower part of the chest, as if attempting to squeeze out any air or water that might remain therein. Repeat every four or five seconds. Another method is to have an assistant raise the arms above the head and hold them in that position, then standing astride of the victim facing his head, place your hands on either side of the lower part of the chest and then by a QUICK squeeze press the walls of the chest Inward, count three and then QUICKLY re- lax. Count three and repeat. When he begins breathing fairly well, wrap up in hot clothing and apply bricks, stones, etc., to the extremi- ties. Give hot stimulants and rub the body briskly under the dry clothing. SCURVY. Scurvy is a disease caused by improper food and bad hygienic conditions. A diet lacking in vegetable qualities will cause this disease in time. 'ater may run aunt five slow- nes. Roll him i TONGUE is OPEN, then y. Beach for- )th sides, raise 8 to dilate the lace the arms len arms have ess as hard as f the chest, as 1^ air or water eat every four issistant raise I them in that of the victim ids on either t and then by 8 of the chest JUICKLY re- hen he begins 1 hot clothing I the extremi- pub the body mproper food diet lacking his disease in 17 - SYMPTOMS— The patient experiences great muscular weakness; and on the slightest exer- tion the heart action becomes greatly in- creased. Muscular pains soon become manifest. Great suffering from cold weather is noticea- ble. There is no fever and pulse remains slow, unless the patient exerts himself. The skin as- sumes a pale yellow hue and becomes mottled with brownish spots. The outer skin becomes dry and brittle and looks like "goose flesh." After several weeks the gums swell and be- come tender, the mucous membrane looks bluish and bleeds very easily. The breath is now very foul. Small dark spots appear under the skin, at first mostly around the hair. They may become so severe as to look very much like bruises. Soon vesicles form and quickly break down into ulcers. These ulcers are then covered with a brown scab, underneath which a foul smelling discharge is seen. TREATMENT— Strict attention to hygienic conditions is necessary. The use of pure water is also very important. Give a mixed diet into which no salt meats enter. Citric acid is perhaps the best and most con- venient method of treating this trouble. Put a teaspoonful into a glass of water and dri_ . as lemonade three times daily. This supplies to the system certain salts necessary. Sweeten to the taste. If ulcers form apply No. 14. HVRiiERY. GENERAL TREATMENT OF WOUNDS AND OTHER SURGICAL SUBJECTS. A cleaii-eut wound will oftentimes heal without dischniging, especially so if there is care used in cleansing the wound. Get out all dirt and foreign bodies very carefully. Whenever the wound is dressed, dissolve two tablets from No. 10 in one pint of water- wash out the cut or bruise with this solution' This solution SHOULD NOT be made in a METAL dish, but in glass or granite. Dress the wound as often as may be necessary, and after cleansing it with this solution, put on over the wound a small piece of Absorbent Cot- ton, first wetting the cotton in this solution- then apply a bandage over all ; then keep this cotton SLIGHTLY moist with the solution. HEMORRHAGE~OR BLEEDING. To stop the flow of blood take a handker- chief, a strap, or a strong string, and tie the same around the limb between the cut and the heart; then put through, between the skin and the handkerchief, a stick and twist until the flow ceases. Then apply over the cut and above, toward the heart, a compress of cloth or cotton and bandage the same very tight Let this remain on for two or more hours when, if it has caused swelling or severe pain below the cut. remove very slowly, keeping the OF WOUNDS OICAL oftentimes heal ly 80 if there is iind. Get out all arefully. Iressed, digsolve le pint of water; itii this solution. ►T be made in a granite. Dress s necessary, and solution, put on f Absorbent Oot- in this solution; ; then keep this I the solution. -EEDING. ake a handker- Ing, and tie the en the cut and Btween the skin and twist until ver the cut and npress of cloth me very tight, or more hours, ' or severe pain ^ly, keeping the 10 piirt «'lt'Viil«'(l. Then put on another bandage wilhoiit rt'iiioving the compress, but not tight •'iiuugli to caiiHj' puin or swelling. I'ain, if scvcie, niiiy be controlled by a liiblet of Xo. 5) every two to four hours while it reiniiinH. If the loss of blood has been great iit't'p the iiiiticiit (jtiiet and give whisky. If Home Hpeciiil blood vessel is bleeding which • an be seen, it can be tied with silk thread I'tnnd in the ease. To sew up a wound cleanse very caiefuUy and put in stiteheH, one at a time, and then draw together and tie; then put on 8(» as to draw the cut together, strips of adhesive plas- ter. In small arteries where there is more bleed- ing than is safe for the patient, or which is liable to exhaust the patient if left uncon- trolled, apply No. 11, by sprinkling over the oozing or bleeding surface; or the powder may be first sprinkled onto the dampened cotton. Then apply over this a compress of cotton, wet in a solution described under the head of "Gen- eral Treatment of Wounds." Bandage this on rather tight. By this method you will have no trouble in controlling any ordinary bleeding. For bleeding from a tooth, take a pledget of cotton wet in water and sprinkle the pow- der over the cotton, and pack into the tooth socket. Then a large piece may be rolled up and placed between the teeth, which should now be tightly closed, go as to compress the first piece closely into the cavity. 1i^ S Vd t>9i foT ino ' vKi Vk;; ^n>.V;,> j ilhfw inaoii mhA- vi h./f- r-sy,;. •:; ■■/ sL n f j- i ^ "-■a J batr-n i ur . — ■ sciS: rtv: ^;2i»a«^vitl • • •' • ' ■'V C019TSNTS OF KLONDIKE DOCTOR MEDICINE C Absorbent Cotton. Bandagbs. Blue Ointment Bromo Culnine Comp. Tablets. Carbolated8alve Cough Balsam Tabjets. Colic Tablets. Condensed Klondike Liniment Castile 8oap Dyspepsia Tablets. Dli^rhoea Tablets. Kye Water Mixtttie. Fever Tablets. Ligatures. Hesquito Cinch. Mustard l-Iasters. Pain Killer. Pain Tablets. PIle;OintmeBt. Porous Plaster. Powder for Bleeding. (iulnlneTableu. Kheumatic TlUUate. Sponw. atoui«c» gjiwirt. Burgeon's FtiMter Roll. Tonic Tablets. Touihjichc Semedy. Vegetable Liver PJlli. ! Tl^c Klondike Doctor. Case contains about twelve times its weight and hulk in ordinary medicines. J^o glass bottles to get broken and each package is waterproof. ...Put np l>y... G. 0. G^y^ Pt»- G. licadmg Driifiglst. ¥fl