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TINCTURA GENTIANA COMPOSITA
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
SYRUP OF MARSH-MALLOW
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Catarrh.
COMPOUND TINCTURE OF PERUVIAN BARK
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Tincture of Cinnamon
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Tincture of Cinchona
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Soothing Syrup
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
COMPOUND TINCTURE OF SENNA
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
COMPOUND TINCTURE OF CARDAMOM
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Tincture of Cinchona
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Antiseptic.
Tincture of Elettaria cardamomum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Decoction of Marsh mallow
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Catarrh.
Pill of Dipterocarpus turbinatus
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Gonorrhea.
Tincture of Ixora coccinea root
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
Infusion of Coriandrum sativum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aphrodisiac.
Infusion of Coriandrum sativum seeds
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aphrodisiac.
Decoction of the Bark
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Decoction of Logwood
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Aromatic Opening Powder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
How to make a herbal percolation extract
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Headache.
How to Make Smreka: A Fermented Juniper Berry Drink
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
EMPLASTRUM Po eet DrawinG PLASTER
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Poison.
Aloes /even drachms
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
The Colledg] Ta^eof Cinnamon, Cloves, Carda¬ moms the lef, Ifutmegs, Mace,Calamtts Aromaticus,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Decoction of liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Sweating Powder, N° I
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
The /Ethiopic Powder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Charm.
Ointment of Gum elemi
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
A Powder to purge Water
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Aromatic Powder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Syrup of Liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Syrup of Maidenhaijr
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Pe&oral Syrup
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Fomentation of Fotus antbelminthicus
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cathartic.
Gargle of Gargarifma ernolliens
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
until twelve fluidounces of tincture have passed
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Eye Ointment,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Eye Ointment,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Camphorated Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Infusion of Jerusalem artichoke
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aphrodisiac.
Camphorated Julep.—Take of camphor, one drachm; rectified spirit of wine, ten drops
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Infusion of Linseed.—Take of linseed, two spoonsful; liquorice-root, sliced, half an ounce
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Powder of Wild Cucumber
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Syrup of Roses
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Infusion of Sacred elizir
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Infusion of Paregoric elizir
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Compound Powder of
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Stomach ache.
Syrup y of Ginger
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Stomach ache.
Syrup of Poppy
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.