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Every preparation now distinguishes an exact source-stated use from editorial verification, same-plant context and an unstated use. The relationship stays visible on the card and inside the record.
Infusion of United states
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Bath of Starch- gum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Powder of Starch- gum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Distilled preparation of Raw cotton
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Powder of Russian or American
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Infusion of Russian or American
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Powder of tragacanth in an ounce
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Emollient.
Tincture of Cantharides,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of myrrh
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Pill of Treatment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Tincture of Myrrh
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Tincture of Hops
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Tincture of Catechu
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Tincture of Myrrh two pints
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Syrup of Orange peel
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Infusion of Hops
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Infusion of Cloves
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Croton Oil 1 minim
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Emollient.
Pill of Glycerine of Tragacanth a sufficiency
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Emollient.
DECOCTIONS
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Purified myrrh, each one ounce ; Powder of carduus benediftus, two fcruples
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Cordial Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Pill of Socotrine aloes
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Tumor.
Powder of Socotrine aloes
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Tumor.
Tincture of Wine of Rhubarb
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Oleum chenopodii
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Eed whortleberry leaves
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Antiseptic.
Infusion of Pale-bhie or greenish-bine
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Distilled preparation of Aqua Anisi Indefinite fruit
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Syrup of Oil of Allspice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cold.
Distilled preparation of Unguentum Aquae Eosas
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aperient.
Distilled preparation of Idasi ad lib
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aperient.
Distilled preparation of Rubus trivialis
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aperient.
Distilled preparation of Primula officinalis
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aperient.
Distilled preparation of Ovate-lanceolate or elUptical
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aperient.
Tincture of Uva blood-red
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Not given
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Pulvis Tragacanthae Compositus
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Physiological action
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of Bolving in ammonia
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Pill of Rhus glabra
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Draught of Mercuric oxide
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Draught of Other metals
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Infusion of Spearmint
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Infusion of For scrofula
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Fever.
Distilled preparation of caraway
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Powder of cinnamon
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Diuretic Mixture.— Take of mintiwater, five ounces; vinegar of squills, six drachms ; spirit of
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.