| It can neither be poulticed nor cured, it must be interred and a new one born. |
| The foot is now to be poulticed for a day or two, or until the lameness and suppuration have ceased. |
| I was again inspected about this time by a stranger doctor, and immediately after he left, my leg was lanced and poulticed. |
| Mmm, he may have heated some dampened rags by the stove and poulticed them on the clay to render it supple. |
| The foot should now be placed in a warm bath for half an hour or longer and then poulticed. |
| I took Dutch drops for it, and poulticed it by day, and I was bad for three weeks. |
