DISEASES OF BONES 195 



fomentation and compresses, but not sufficiently hot to 

 scald or blister the skin. When all the acute symptoms 

 have subsided, the application of a bhster will sometimes 

 prove beneficial. As a cooling lotion, equal parts of 

 vinegar and water will be found serviceable. A linen 

 bandage neatly adjusted will serve to keep the compresses 

 on, and over this a flannel bandage should be applied. 

 Dress the injured part three or four times a day. 



