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To Arrest Bleeding at the Nose Introduce, by means of a probe, a small piece of lint or soft cotton, previously dipped into some mild styptic, as a solution of alum, Friar's balsam, solution of blue stone, or even cold water
Doesn't come in tins or cans anymore
When confined, they are usually fed with a paste made in the following manner:Take a portion of bread, well-baked and stale, put it into fresh water, and leave it until quite soaked through, then squeeze out the water and pour boiled milk over it, adding two-thirds of the same quantity of barley meal well sifted, or, what is better, wheat meal
Chenille needs still more careful handling