Cure for Epilepsy.
Dear Sir.—A dav or so ago an inquiry appeared in your paper concerning a cure for epilepsy. Up to the present, no cure has been discovered. When I was a boy, the parish priest used to procure:—Bromide of potash, grs 480: tinct belladon, ms 80; tinct valerian, ms 80; water to make, ozs 8; one teaspoonful in water two or three times a day. The chemist will make this up for about 2s 6d. It is well worth a trial. Cures have been effected.—l am, etc., APOTHECO.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20540, 15 February 1935, Page 6
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