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Medical
and
Surgical
Journal.
The
tures
of
regarded
as
improvements.
1852.
much
larger
doses
it
their
opera-
tion.
If
the
the horse should
tinc-
ture,
\
(pre-
inflammation
of
the
lungs,
may be
dr.,
[20
to
60
grains,
from
2
to
4
dr.
Camphor
is
reputed
dr.
Moiroud
says
used
as
a
dr.
Cantharides.
Stimulant
It is also
much
irritation
in
large
doses.
J
pint
may
be
given
every
six
is
used
for
of
lime,
a proper
bowels,
abate
inflammation
and in
a
caustic.
Copper,
horses
and
cattle.
linseed tea,
in glanders.
Externally in
the
meal
or
ground
form
nitre,
in
inflammation
of
the
chest;
Elder.
An
infusion
of
the
flowers
VETERINARY MATERIA
to
4
dr.
Calves,
Sheep,
20
to
60
gr.
Generally
gr.
every
rather
larger
than
of
iodine—
from
15
to
30
gr.
of
doses
of
poisons, and
The root of
affections,
metal
are
alterative,
Dose,
demul-
tea. A
Dose
In
instead
of
spirit
of
wine,
for
Naphthaline.
A
The oint-
the
fly,
and
does
not
injure
the
wool.
Oil
of
Spike.
and other
.Dippel's Animal
of
the
to
blisters.
Orpiment.
used in
tions.
Dose,
J
oz.
to
in
sometimes
a little
44 VETERINARY
but
an
generally sufficiently
oz.
of
soot
as
fomentations.
Stayesacre
Seeds.
Poisonous.
drinks
&c.
Sulphate
an
alterative
used
in
oint-
grease,
Tansy.
to
4
dr.
Exter-
nally
and
for
it is
In
some
parts
of
oz.
Turpentines.
They
are
all
stimulant,
diuretic,
and
ex-
pectorant;
and
in
larger
doses,
;
chlorine.
and
sometimes
applied,
bruised,
as
a
cataplasm,
or
in
decoction
as
a
lotion.
Water.
herb,
may
be
operated.
Zedoary.
A
weak
aromatic
stimulant,
formerly
prescribed
3)
9
dr.
5.
Antimonial
diuretic
mass
(No.
1
or
3)
Levigated
antimony
2
to
4
a
ball,
daily.
4.
night and
morning; if
1
dr.
of
aloes.
Clater.
5.
should
and an occasional
of
sulphur
4
oz.,
BALLS AND
4.
Digitalis
1
dr.,
emetic
ball. Spooner.
CORDIAL BALLS.
mass
(No.
6)
\
carry-
ing
off
bad
humours,
and
BALLS AND
8
oz.,
flour
ft).
and
mild
form
may
be
successfully
for 6 balls. [See
J
oz.,
syrup
gr.,
sulphate
of
after
Materia
Medica.
1.
(V.
C.
Cathartic
mass.)
Bruised
B.
treacle,
a
jar
q.
s.
for
one
8.
Scales
dr.,
turpentine
J
ball, to
or
2
dr.,
savin
1J
dr.,
oil
BALLS AND
1
dr.,
liquorice
nearly synonymous with
oz.
for
6
doses.
Moiroud.
3.
Powdered
cassia
and
ginger,
each
1
oz.,
honey
6
ounces.
Moiroud.
TONIC
AND
2
dr.
(rubbed
;
oz.,
rust
;
will
be
less
necessary.
In
inflammatory
fire,
and
of
pestle, for
some time ;
with a stick,
be
or
gripes.
[N.B.
As
benzoin
fourth
part
in
in 3
or 4
hours, if
before it is
cold: in slight
oz.,
soft
water
1
pint,
6
decoction
passages,
especially
arising
from
cantharides
6. Aloes
;
3.
Oil
of
turpentine
3
pints;
boil
to
a
;
add
quarts
of
water,
and
add
Epsom
salts
4
oz.,
honey
6
12
dr.,
of starch
starch
a
quart,
laudanum
J
oz. :
in
diarrhoea.
Cooling.
Butter-milk
or
whey,
barley-water,
of
each
a
proof
spirit
2
pints
7
water
of
ammonia
LINIMENTS AND
EMBROCATIONS. 91
and
filter.
oz., olive
sulphuric acid
EMBROCATIONS. 93
;
of
lead
2
dr.,
water
6
oz.
; mix.
Hinds.
Clark's
Embrocatio
Frigorifera.
Vinegar
4
oz.,
camphor
(dissolved
of
J-
oz.,
water
2 or 3
sulphate of iron in
oz.
To
be
applied
Scalding
Mixture
for
Poll-Evil.
1.
2
oz.,
oil
of
turpentine
8
oz.,
dr.,
spirit
2
water
4
hours:
a
pipkin
over
oz.;
night
and
morning.
Taplin.
MUSTARD
POULTICE.
1.
106 MEDICINES
oil of
water
of
ammonia.
Note.
—The
be
powdered
verdigris.
White.
108 MEDICINES
with
warm
milk
and
water.
Bracken.
The milder
fine
powder.
First
wash
the
heel,
oil
of
tartar
1
oz.,
2.
Lard
2
oz.,
finely
powdered
red
precipitate
2
dr.
White.
3.
Sugar
of
lead
oz.
ointment 1
oz., mix.
—
4.
Common
tar
intended
white
Blaine.
7.
White
vitriol
2
oz.,
digestive
organs
in
third or
;
in
bad
gruel,
q.
s.
The
last
two
are
only
proper
oz.
seeds
Epsom
salts
J
&c.
1.
Tartar
emetic
q.
s.
TONIC
DRENCHES.
1.
Cascarilla
3
dr.,
ginger
yellowness
water
a
quart.
Administer
water
10
or
12
oz.
White.
2.
The
loins,
emollient
8
oz.,
oz.,
oil
of
aloes
J-
oz.,
ginger
oz., beer
of
sweet
camphor
nitre
24
oz.
; for
16
doses.
CORDIAL
POWDERS.
1.
Black
mustard
and
morning.
Antiputrescent
ginger
10
2.
wine
2
oz.,
water
turpentine
2
the sulphur,
OINTMENTS. 135
with
a
few
drops
of
water,
then
add
3
oz.
of
strong
mercurial
oint-
ment,
and
J
oz.
of
powdered
camphor.
To
be
rubbed
over
of
common
turpentine,
and
add
1
oz.
of
finely
MEDICINES FOR
SHEEP AND
gruel
4
oz.
MEDICINES FUR
elec-
tuary
1
oz.,
water
pearlash
12
oz.,
water
parts,
verdi-
turpentine
1
ball.
M'Ewen.
6.
Calomel
12
bal-
sam
of
sulphur
to
form
a
ball.
every
third
day.
times
a
day:
Antimonial
powder
2,
3,
No.
4.
Spooner.
Poudre
Kusique
drop, laudanum
20 drops.
bowels,
:
ing
scammony
4
gr.
White.
2.
Aloes
20
to
40
gr.,
oz.,
1,
4
oz.,
tincture
of
aloes
pressure.
When
partially
emptied
give
rue
and
butter.
water.
2.
Rub
seed
1J
tb,
PATENT AND
the
authority
of
Dr.
Paris,
the
Philadelphia
College
of
Pharmacy,
and
1 lb.
of
drops, in
half of
and
the
residue
heated
in
a
boil.
tified
spirit,
is
used
for
2
ft),
boiling
water
six
old
of
true
oil
of
juniper
by
a
gentle
heat ;
or
20
gr.,
ginger
Two
twice
a
or bole.
of
iron
If
considered
necessary
to
give
it
more
colour
and
flavour,
oz.,
carbonate
of
potash
4
few
days.
Then
so-
lutions
are
ex-
tracted,
this
is
much
stronger
than
the
preceding.
4.
Make
a
syrup
with
3
add
16
pints
of
treacle
cool,
add
J
oz.
of
oil
Some
Com-
ether,
fermentation
has
set
in,
40
equal
lozenges.
Each
contains
1
J
gr.
calomel,
2
of
scammony,
and
1
of
jalap.
Black
Currant
Paste.
Soften
12
6
oz.,
mu-
sugar,
and
a
drachm
of
powdered
pow-
dered
senna
J
oz.,
powdered
ginger
30
gr.,
sulphate
of
:
salt
2
Murray's
Gout
Specific.
It
tube may
twice a
—
10 days,
powdered
rhubarb
1
J
;
2
to
6
drachms.
Used
in
Normandy.
Turlington's
dish
whiting,
and
diluted
sulphuric
acid,
and
is
forced
by
a
pump
into
the
watery
and allowing
SALINE CARBONATED
pint of
water. It
water
of ordinary
orange-flower,
cinnamon,
&c.
of
precipitated
acid
2
scruples ;
rectified
spirit
a
Honey
Rectified
spirit
8
pints,
oil
of
8
oz.,
coriander
seed
8
oz.,
fresh
lemon-peel
1
oz.,
cloves
f
oz.,
nutmeg,
ben-
zoin,
7
of
calamus,
of
lavender,
and
of
SPIRITUOUS WATERS.
be-
violet,
&c,
may
be
obtained
by
the
and
of
Bergamot.
Fresh
Essence
(or
Tincture)
of
small, and
rectified
spirit
principle
of
of cloves, each
J
bergamot,
with
cochineal,
POT POURRI.
of
each
J
oz.
camphor
J
oz.,
concentrated
acetic
acid
2
oz.,
strong
vine-
gar
8
lb.
all
bruised,
of
each
1
dr.
20
drops.
Mix.
2.
Calamus
alternate
with
a
third
of
orange-flower
water
for
two
G
oz.,
bergamot
peel
neroli
20
drops,
ivory
black
1£
oz.,
\\
mucilage,
of
cloves
4
scruples,
nitre
J
oz.,
charcoal
6
oz.,
mucilage
of
tragacanth
q.
s.
Lemon
Cream,
for
cucumbers
3
ft) ;
it settle,
dr.
of
tincture
of
tolu.
Lemon
Cream.
Melt
8 oz.,
and stir
honey with 16 oz.
gradually,
in
alternate
portions,
32
to
above,
substituting
20
or
30
drops
of
Peruvian
balsam
for
the
otto
gentle
heat
till
does
still,
most
of
and form
of
pow-
dered
camphor.
Mrs.
Symond's
Soap
Paste,
for
the
hands.
Best
soft
soap
(from
more
mild.
Shaving
of
white
soap
with
1
oz.
of
COMPOUNDS TO
lemon
juice
238 HAIR
dr.,
sperma-
bear's-grease 2
to
beef and mutton
care. The following is
or
watery
liquid
which
have
subsided
pass
with
making
jessa-
mine,
violet,
and
orange
pomade,
put
the
same
using
of
the
finest
quality.
The
perfume
is
two
jessamine
flowers,
carefully
deprived
of
Some
^
decanting the
clear oil.
to
perfume
it.—
Gray.
Marrow
pleasure.
is
probably
named
for
an
hour,
and
shake
frequently
oz.,
rose-water
a
pint
quired
to
strain
through
hair,
beginning
a small
tooth
American
.Tooth
Powder.
bone
to
be
used
for
Charcoal
30
drops.
colour.
French
Tooth
Powder.
(See
Coral
macerate
16
days,
and
strain.
Eau
de
colour with
to
the
teeth
from
acid
immediately after
purifying
16.
side
of
the
mouth.
Dr.
Downing'
s
Aneuralgicon
would
probably
powdered mastic
of
cloves
and
burnt
cadmium, and
the
tooth.
Or,
way
of
warning
against
employed
as
cold. Strain
fermentation.
As
sugar. When
whole
tartaric
acid.]
dried orange-peel,
oz. of
sugar, and
on the
soda,
2
dr.
of
sugar,
4
drops
of
essence
of
Some
recipes
directs
a
Effervescing
treacle,
and
set
near
the
fire
for
3
hours;
strain,
and
add
7
pints,
then
add
the
infusion,
and
bottle
the
syrup.
the
earthen
2
has
then
instead of
done.
A
compounds
are
usually
white
with
a
little
grated
nut-
meg
272 DIETETIC
convenient
preparation
to
1
J
so
made
is
less
agreeable.
Iceland
and
sweeten
to
the
reduced
to
a
third;
shavings
(previously
washed
in
warm
water)
in
a
quart
of
water
till
moulds,
and
leave
it
until
Arabic 4
case even with much
the cacao beans
arti-
ficially
granulated,
resembling
Bullock's
Semola.
Ervalenta
Paris
consists
of
the
flour
of
French
beans
powder to
and
sometimes
times
and
for
proportion
Vegeta-
ble
Relish.
or
December,
dry
custards,
&c.
Lemon
Flavour.
Fresh
lemon-peel,
cut
thin,
3
dr.,
essence
oz.
2
onion
tribe.
Dr.
Kitchener.]
Wines
of
not
boiling.)
Mace-
rate
for
24
hours
and
strain.
Mix
with
flour
of
mustard
q.
s.
286 CULINARY
each
gallon.
Some
add
a
clove
of
proportions, the ingredients
but for
Red
Cabbage.
and
put
them
in
layers
in
a
PICKLES. 289
them with
throw
them;
put
them
in
lie
in
fresh
water
all
night.
Next
day
put
them
on
a
cloth
to
drain
Brine,
or
a
nipulations
of
sugar
of
lead.
When
the
mixture
parts
of
oxalic
acid
in
parts
of
concentrated
sulphuric
acid
to
1
part
of
dry
chromate
of
lead,
leave
the
paste
for
12
hours,
then
treat
it
with
fits
into
a
bottle
of
the
same
iodine sublimes and
again
with
the
of.
limb.
Into
a
bottle
surrounded
sulphuric
acid,
and
lute
into
a
water.
1*5
298 TRADE
By
from
the
freezing
of ob-
The
platiniz-
ing
it
to
a
proper
consistence.
2.
Zinc
1
first
in-
stance.
water
a
pint.
corrosive
sublimate
5,)
parts,
in
100
of
water,
with
2
of
oz. of
of
indigo.
cream
of
tartar,
A
solution
and
washing
away
the
extraneous
of sulphate
water a
all
the
bugs
will
settle
of
pine
apple.
Camphine.
in
MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS.
powdered
sal
ammoniac
soon
as
Cements
for
Masonry
of
Chambers
for
Chlorine,
fyc.
Equal
when
used.
odour
it.
through
various
shades
of
colour
from
solution of
muriate of
:
put
7
chrome ore
converted
into
bichromate
by
adding
sulphuric
acid,
or
rather
acetic
acid,
to
press
it,
and
wash
it
in
a
stream
gradually in
2
gallons
of
water.
One
fixed by
diastase; one
manga-
nese.
of
lead,
when
cotton, linen,
allowed
to
cool
for
of pearlash,
putting
red
salts
of
iron,
soda,
in
the
proportion
of
Or mix
and
the
silk,
&c,
im-
with
J-
oz.
of
alum,
in
weak
alkaline
mony.
These
are
fectly
mixed
8 oz. of sper-
in
its face
at
500°.
[For
Perfumed
ammo-
dissolved.
powder, and
2. White wax
falls
to
powder.
The
chlo-
rate
of
White
of
;
soluble
in
water,
and
the
filtered
fatally
entangled.
Flowers,
Compound
for
Promoting
part of nitre,
mixture
tartar,
before
de-
flagration.
Dr.
Christison's
Flux,
for
reducing
arsenic.
be
coarsely
pulverized
but
too
much
of
1J
oz.,
rectified
of
naphtha
should
the
quantity
of
ingredients.
When
the
Its
much
strong
nitrous
acid.
The
to
be
very
held
to
keep
the
of turpentine
the
dyer's
are collected
in
be
collected
over
mercury
substituted for
it. To
wax,)
again
exposed
soluble
in
4
to
form
a
thin
paste,
with
a
moistened
with
mastic
varnish.
to
with
and
a
pint
of
muriatic
acid
retort
The
al-
cohol.
If
care
be
taken
to
exclude
gum
Arabic.
Put
alum
2
oz.,
sulphate
the whole
a
loosely
corked
9.
Reade's
and mix the
ground
Brazil
wood
4
oz.,
diluted
enamelled
boiling.
persulphate
(which
a
quart
of
water;
dreen Ink.
and
of
cloves.
4.
Hauseman's.
and
sufficient
lamp-black.
If
2
nate
passed
over
the
as others,
Mr. Redwood's
potash.
The
of
the
other
ingredients.
acetic
kelp
(after
half
the
iodine.
He
then
decants
the
iron
filings
Russian isinglass,
they
are
obtained.
New
York
isinglass
is
substitute
the
colouring
matter
it in
in
small
Dr.
thus,
and
-J
oz.
of
camphor,
in
phorus
w
T
ith
a
solution
of
16
washed
witrh
an
alkaline
solution,
then
in
water,
heated,
and
sponged
or
water; 1
2
sulphuric,
and
18
is
also
used.
Mordants.
See
Dyes,
p.
330.
Nitrate
of
Barytes.
Weiss
(avoiding the gas
add
sulphuric
acid
in
equal
settle.
of
tan,
next
quantity
the
ley
be
enough has
pro-
priety
size,
by
a
which
and
gunpowder.
380 TRADE
hyposulphite
of
soda
in
If
solution,
the
and
when
over
with
a
solution
of
12
gr.
of
nitrate
of
solution:
—Dissolve
120
grains
sensitive
muriated
papers,
or
the
bromide
clear liquor,
hour.
Then
add
3
J
oz.
of
the
boiler
with
boil
for
few
days,
till
half
dry;
form
it
into
in a
add
the
cotton,
a bag,
added
with
the
alum
Rose
Pink.
Boil
6
ft)
of
Brazil-wood
and
2
ft)
of
peach-wood
in
water,
with
J
lb
of
alum
silicious
times
its
weight
of
fresh
hydratecl
alumina.
When
dry,
to
Chrome
Red.
salt
from
the
heavy
sediment,
and
wash
the
of
arsenic,
now
Wash
the
precipitate,
through
a
gauze
sieve.
to
burn
White
Lead
is
or
causes
constantly
evaporating to
also
termed
acetone.
Pyrophorus.
This
name
is
given
to
several
compounds,
prepared
by
calcination,
which
combustible
blue flame.
a
slow
fire,
clean board,
warm
water
(about
150°
Fah-
oz.,
white
wine
The
silver
when
thoroughly
washed
need not
it
water,
and
treating
the
product
in
the
same
way,
fresh water,
and again
various
changes
are
supposed
to
indicate
changes
of
weather,
but
Boil
water.
[For
other
Syrups
as
to
be
or
wood, and dry it. [It is rendered purple or violet
by
alkalies
gentle
heat
till
grayish
colour
alkalies
change
it
violet
the
air.
Iodide
of
Potassium
to ozone. Chlorine
408 TRADE
starch
paste.
Cotton
cord
leaves be
acid
(equal
to
J
oz.
infused in
a little
more water
and acid,
A
for
use,
chloride
of
calcium
solution
is
thus
made:
a
neutral
solution
is
obtained
using
this
test,
see
Dr.
Clark's
pamphlet,
or
Parnell's
Chemical
Analysis.]
Solution
of
Carbonate
of
of silver to be
sufficient
solution
of
potash
to
render
of
neutral
tartrate
of
solution into
vapour;
with
2
In
Germany
it
is
also
made
by
the
direct
acetification
of
spirit
by
means
of
platina
black.
fine ribbons,
wax
is
removed
into
boiling
water,
till
this
no
longer
produces
the
same
of
3
pyrophosphate
is
to
be
effects of
is
dissolved,
add
3
cobalt,
sulphate
of
copper,
(page
407,)
Make a
strong infusion
X
1>t-HCOb-
SMiO^CDOOSrHNCOONONiOO
divided
into
24
grains.
Bologna,
0*9653
sulph. zinc boil.
ph.,)
Besides
the
difference
526.
the
skin.
. 387
INDEX. 455

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