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An Eryfipelas Ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
The White Syrup
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Syrup of Mallows
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Sulphur Pills
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Pills of crude Mercury
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aphrodisiac.
A fpinale Liniment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
A Julep for Child-bed Women
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
A pedl oral Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
A Gargle in the S^nall-pox
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
A par af tic Gargle
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Antiseptic.
An emollient Gargle
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
the opening Syrup of Rofes, two Ounces
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
A camphor ate Electuary
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
A milky Draught
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
A pectoral Decoction
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
An ajiringent DecoEiion, Take Pomegranate - peels bruifed, one Ounce
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
The milder blue Ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
The Edinburgh white Ointment with Camphire
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
and a half
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
UNGUENTUM SAMBUCINUM, Elder Ointment , L
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
UNGUENTUM ALBUM CAMPHOR ATUM, Camphorated white Ointment , L
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
SYRUPUS PECTORALIS, Pefioral Syrup, L
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
PILULAE e STY-RACE, St or ax Pills , L
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
may be given at a Time with Syrup of Marfh mallows
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
JULEPUM e CAMPHOR A, The Camphire Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Silver Leaves, of each 2 Scruples, i Syrup of Lemmons what may fuffice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Aromatic Tincture
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Stomach ache.
Astringent Powder, No
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diuretic.
Tincture of myrrh
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
Powder of TORMENTIL ROOT
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diuretic.
Tincture of JUNIPER BERRIES
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Tincture of JUNIPER BERRIES
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
pound pills of ipecacuanha
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Stomach ache.
galbanuim pills; formerly called pilula
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Distilled preparation of liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
‘© Take of extract of catechu, four ounces; kino, three _ ounces; cinnamon bark, nutmegs, of
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
INFUSUM RHEI
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
“‘ Také of the stronger mercurial ointment, prepared lard, of each four ounces; camphor, an
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
“ Take of simple liniment, five parts ; pepe impure oxide of zinc, one part.” ‘
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Emp.tastrum ResinoruM; olim, EMpLASTRUM ADHZ- sivum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
EMPLASTRUM RESIN
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
~« Take of opium, éwo drachms ; tincture of balsam of Tolu,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Antiseptic.
Distilled preparation of The Onion
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
No. 108
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
No. 105
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Infusion of liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Tincture of camphor
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Syrup of Liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.