...parts of caustic soda and lime, moistened with a little absolute alcohol. The caustic lime and soda, finely pulverized and intimately mixed, is kept in...funnel-shaped, is dipped into the paste, and a greater or lesser portion of the surface touched, as occasion may require." It is better that the patient should...

...consistency. If too thin it is apt to find its way to parts which ought not to be touched ," if two thick or lumpy, the paste will not readily stick,...a glass rod of sufficient length ought to be used. One end of it, which must be smooth and slightly funnel shape, is dipped into the paste, and a greater...

...of equal parts of finely pulverized and well mixed caustic soda and unslacked lime is kept on hand. When an application is to be made to the tonsils,...a glass rod of sufficient length ought to be used. One end of it, which must be smooth and slightly funnel shaped, is dipped into the paste, and a greater...

...application is to be made to the tonsils, a little of the powder is put into a small porcelain cup, and a few drops of absolute alcohol, which is kept near...a glass rod of sufficient length ought to be used. One end of it, which must be smooth and slightly funnel shaped, is dropped into the paste, and a greater...

...ready for use. Care must, however, be taken that it be of the proper consistency. If too thin, it U apt to find its way to parts which ought not to be...apply the paste, a glass rod of sufficient length may be used. One end of it, which must be smooth and slightly funnel-shaped, is dipped into the paste,...