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Gargle of Camphor of Borneo
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Poultice of Quassite of quassia
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
Decoction of French white-wine
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
Powder of Dublin process
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Poultice of Colocynth pulp contains
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cathartic.
Pill of Colocynth pulp contains
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cathartic.
Tincture of opium with camphor, now called compound tincture of camphor, or paregoric,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Tincture of Cantharides
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Pill of See Colic
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Headache.
Ointment of Mercury
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Tincture of Bloodroot
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Tincture of Opium
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Tincture of Nux vomica
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Canicide.
Tincture of Colchicum seed
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cancer.
Tincture of Cayenne pepper
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Rheumatism.
Tincture of Camphor
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Tincture of Aloes
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Compound Infusion of Flaxseed
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Infusion of Cayenne pepper
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Rheumatism.
Powder of Muriatic Acid
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Canicide.
Oil of Cloves ^ minim
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Pill of Camphor and Hyoscyamus
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
White Ointment, | Take of olive-oil, one pint; white wax and fpermaceti, of
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Emollient 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.
Eye Ointment
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.
Infusion of Jerusalem artichoke
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Aphrodisiac.
Julep of Seeds are thin
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Julep of Diarrhoea and Constipation
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Julep of Inflamed Piles
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Powder of Lum- inous
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
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.
The Common Decoction
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Aloes, half a scruple; opium, three grains ; syrup of buckthorn, to form a mass
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
The Mi/d Pill
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Almond emulsion, two ounces ; rose water, one ounce; camphor, five grains; corrosive sublimate,
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
— An excellent remedy for a Cold
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Powdered opium, one drachm ; compound camphor liniment, one ounce
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
— Ointment for Chilblains
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
— Pleasant Cordial for Low Spirits
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Headache.
Syrup of roses
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Rheumatism.
Syrup of roses
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Rheumatism.
Infusion of elder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Infusion of elder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Thirty-two grains of opium are contained in one ounce of the ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.