| A clyster of tobacco-smoke may be thrown up as a last resort. |
| When the pain is extreme, warm fomentations to the belly, or a carminative clyster, will generally give relief. |
| In severe cases a clyster with ten or fifteen drops of liquor ammoni is said to do good. |
| Item, the clyster repeated in the evening, as above, thirty sous. |
| For more severe pain a clyster is useful, with a hot poultice upon the cheeks, and hot water containing certain medicaments held in the mouth and frequently changed. |
| Cnelius a physician being sent for, found his costiveness alone to be the cause, and thereupon gave him a clyster, by which he was speedily recovered. |
