The greatest care is requisite, and daily medicinesare applied to heal the fearful wounds on the legs which even the softest ropes occasion.
The medicineswere at length administered, and, with a pleasant consciousness of comfort and attention, he fell asleep.
Upon a narrow cot, in the Hospital apartment of the jail, they laid Rodney, and immediately prepared the medicines suited to his case.
Stanton asserted emphatically his late patient's detestation of drugs or medicines of any sort, adducing thereby the extreme improbability of the poison having been self-administered.
Aunt Lucy's aversion to drugs or medicines could have been overcome by few people, but Pauline could have wheedled her into taking it by some misrepresentation of its healing qualities or something like that.
Commander Hall had forbidden the admission of liquor on shipboard, but it had come with the medicines whether of them or not.
Daylight and game would be important medicines for the sick.
There is the scantiest of sick diet left, medicines are more or less exhausted, only the simplest drugs remaining.
Kut apparently is not the easy mark it seems, for at different times quite a few parcels, detonators, money, and medicines have got the other bank or the enemy's lines here.
It was an important station on the route for smuggling gun-caps, quinine, medicines and other contraband from the North.
Si received the medicines with a proper show of thankfulness, saluted, and left.
As it was not far out of their way, they agreed to call at the poor man's cottage, whom they found much better, as Mr Barlow had been there the preceding night, and given him such medicines as he judged proper for his disease.
Boyle assures us that it is one of the useful medicines commended and given for falls and bruises.
Various medicines have been recommended to prevent these attacks; amongst others, saffron and peony: and several learned commentators have endeavoured to prove and disprove that they were only specific in the form of an amulet.
Surely we should reap some flourishing revenue from fashion and credulity, when we find our government awarding L5000 to a certain Johanna Stephens for her discovery of certain medicines for the cure of calculi!
Hence classifications of medicinesare too frequently erroneous and imperfect.
While nature was thus supposed to mark the virtues of her productions on their external configuration, man assumed the same authoritative power, and marked medicines with certain signs or seals.
As well might we reject the use of medicines known to possess specific properties, from our utter ignorance of their modus operandi.
So innumerable, indeed, are all these singular effects attributed to various medicinesthus experimented, that no memory, however retentive, could possibly bear them in recollection.
As relief is not to be had here, these medicines are too mean for so high a disease.
It praises Thee because Thou hast left us such medicines and ointment for our wounds, which not only heal them on the surface, but remove all traces whatever of them.
Patent medicines may benefit some, but in the majority of cases, the consumer is like a man who boards the nearest street-car hoping it will take him to his destination.
And yet people imagine that they are avoiding the use of drugs and medicines when they take "simple herb remedies, prepared at home.
To render these medicines more effectual, a third or half a grain of calomel may be given nightly, and an infusion of dandelion, or some other popular diuretic, may be taken ad libitum.
If we don't mind she'll go messing about with those silly old medicines half the day.
You see," she continued, "medicines are very confusing.
Mixing medicines sounds much more exciting, though, I think, if I might have had my choice of anything, I'd have been one of the keepers at the Zoo.
Then I could have come and been a cowboy with you, instead of mixing silly medicines among the smuts and chimney-pots.
Was it possible the making up of medicines was to be her portion indefinitely?
At moments she longed passionately to be with Jack galloping over the grass plains of the Argentine; and her heart was sore at the fate which had condemned her of all people to mixing medicines in a dingy suburb.
And hereby there may be some mistake in the due dispensation of Medicines desumed from this animal; particularly of Diatettigon commended by Atius in the affections of the kidnies.
So in Feavers, where the Heart primarily suffereth, we apply Medicinesunto the wrests of either arm; so we touch the pulse of both, and judge of the affections of the Heart by the one as well as the other.
As they travelled, he instructed Lono (on account of the accident to his foot he was called Lonopuha) in the various diseases, and the different medicines for the proper treatment of each.
This was perhaps the origin of sickness and the art of healing with medicines in Hawaii.
All the medicines on Blackbeard's list were carried down to the float and put on board the long-boat under Nicholas Carter's supervision.
II Five days Antony stayed on board the pirate ship, while Blackbeard doctored the sick men of his crew with the medicines he had obtained in Charles Town.
Some Kings, who are compassionate, take or apply certain medicines to enable them to enjoy many wives in one night, simply for the purpose of satisfying the desire of their women, though they perhaps have no desire of their own.
During all the years, the hospital has been conducted upon homeopathic principles, following strictly the practice and principles of homeopathy in the selection of medicines and treatment of patients.
Such places are unquestionably very disagreeable, for the prevailing prejudice forces magistrates and guardians to dispense medicines to each of the sick prisoners.
The prisoners were treated by a homoeopathic practitioner, and this measure reduced the charge for medicines to a very low figure indeed.
Cleaning Up the Patent-Medicine and Other Evils In 1892 The Ladies' Home Journal announced that it would thereafter accept no advertisements of patent medicines for its pages.
The Editor got the Women's Christian Temperance Union into action against the periodicals for publishing advertisements of medicines containing as high as forty per cent alcohol.
He exposed the testimonials to patent medicines from senators and congressmen then so widely published, showed how they were obtained by a journalist in Washington who made a business of it.
But so strong a public sentiment had been created against the whole business of patent medicines by this time that the jury gave a verdict of only sixteen thousand dollars, with costs, against the magazine.
We always took three days and stopped at every house to gossip with the woman folks, and dispense medicines and syrups to the sick, for in those days all had the chills or ague.
The advertisements of nerve medicines alone speak loudly to one who studies in the least degree the physical tendencies of the nation.
Where is the use of taking medicines to give us new strength, while at the same time we are steadily disobeying the very laws from the observance of which alone the strength can come?
His suggestion that the soporiferous medicines are likest to do it means that he thinks the delusions of witches subjective and produced by drugs.
She was expected to make her daily journeys on horseback; and, in connection with the work of the school, to visit the people at their homes, furnish medicines for the sick and give instruction in regard to their care.
She became the home physician, administering the medicines and caring for the sick.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "medicines" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
