The Water-cure journal, and herald of reforms, devoted to physiology, hydropathy and the laws of life . FxG. 3. ©^- quill or other tube may be used in sucking thewound. (See fig. 1.) Another method recom-mended in such cases, is to ligate the limb alittle above the bite, until suction or other meansof removing the poison can be resorted to. (See fig. 2.) ?— Burning out a poisonous bite has been resort» ed to by some. If it could be done sufScient- ly soon, it would probably prove effectual. This may be done with a common fork, one prong of which has been broken off, and the other heated red-ho
The Water-cure journal, and herald of reforms, devoted to physiology, hydropathy and the laws of life . FxG. 3. ©^- quill or other tube may be used in sucking thewound. (See fig. 1.) Another method recom-mended in such cases, is to ligate the limb alittle above the bite, until suction or other meansof removing the poison can be resorted to. (See fig. 2.) ?— Burning out a poisonous bite has been resort» ed to by some. If it could be done sufScient- ly soon, it would probably prove effectual. This may be done with a common fork, one prong of which has been broken off, and the other heated red-hot in a fire. The burning should [ (See fig. 3.) -G^.. POISONED WOUND. be done thoroughly, if at all.
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