Meanings of proper medicine in English

Extermination seemed to be the proper medicine for such creatures as this.

Still, it's a good way to make sure you are using the proper medicine.

Prominent annoying symptoms should be met with the proper medicine.

There, so restrained, without exercise or proper medicine, the fever of insanity came upon him in its wildest form.

The colonel was dying of consumption, but he hoped that, with proper medicine, he might remain alive a few months longer.

The proper medicine for any disease is the one which is capable of producing a similar group of symptoms when given to a healthy person.

Speaking of it in after-years, he observed: It is my opinion, my dear Emperor Joseph, that grape-shot is the only proper medicine for a mob.

It would not be serious if I were in a settlement where I could obtain a good doctor and proper medicines.

They endeavor only to give to nature a fair chance, and sometimes to assist her by the intelligent employment of proper medicines.

"Prescribe me some proper medicine, man; I am dying."

Competent nurses, sanitary kitchens, proper medicines, means of humanely transporting the sick and wounded, all were wanting during early months of the war.

"Is it not proper medicine for him?"

Many other articles could not be produced in the Southern States, and the Confederates suffered much from the want of proper medicines and surgical appliances.