MEDICINE CHEST

Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: Medical Dictionary · 1909 · p. 3
A small store of drugs and medical eels for a Ea cla of i to ae exclusion of on a planes are highly desirable in any home, and in dis pens- | otbers is met with in certain idiots; thus, one inmate ab when scr aid is not easily procurable. The | 4 large ae oe a the exact number of articles sent remedies to be kept handy, which we think desirable in | to the wash each week for years past, with perfect accuracy, pedlerary ‘ar given Gre, and eshte a 0 of mrs pat Rupr noahing a The uy Alpe ti branes is which recourse shou on nh which an event unconnec with one sell is rememwhen no doctor is obtainable within twenty-four hours. In bered as if one was closely concerned with it. Such @ all cases, it is wise to have two medicine chests or cupboards | condition is most often met with in insanity of alcoholio —one for outward applications, and the other for remedies | origin, and is often the starting-point ot claborate delusions. to be taken by the mouth. MENIERE’S [s. 386]
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