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An Account of the Extraordinary Medicinal Fluid, called Aether |
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Matthew Turner
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Science
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English
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To apply it Externally, you must procure a Bit of Linen Rag, of such a Dimension
as to be conveniently covered by the Palm of the Hand; moisten this Rag with a
little of the AETHER as it lies upon your Palm, and instantly apply it to the
Part affected, pressing it very close, so as to prevent the Escape of it's Fumes,
for two or three Minutes, in which Time the Rag will be found dry, and may be
taken away. It will be more convenient, on some Occasions, (as in applying it
to Paralytic Parts, Rheumatic Pains, and the Gout,) to place the Rag upon a Piece
of a soft, thin Bladder and, when moisten'd with the AETHER, to bind it gently
upon the Part. A slight Redness usually appears upon the Part after the Application,
but it quickly vanishes; but it may sometimes happen, where the Skin is very tender
and too much AETHER has been applied to the Forehead, or within the Ears, that
it may affect the Skin more than
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