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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.
Ointment of Calamine
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Poison.
Camphorated Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Ointment of Camphor
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Powder of Camphor
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Stomach Plaster
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
White Ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
1 allow Basil icum Ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
The Common Decoction
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Stomach Plaster
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.
Infusion of Linseed
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Camphorated Emulsion
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
White Decoction
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Astringent.
Decoction of Sarsaparilla
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Decoction of Althcea
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Decoction of Althcea
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Fomentation of Anodoync fomentation
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Camphorated Julep
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Yellow Basilicum Ointment
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Infusion of inseed.— Take, of linseed, twospoonsful ; liquorice-root, sliced, half an ounce
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
end, half an ounce of sassafras wood, and three drachms of liquorice
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
Decoction of Sarsaparilla
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Japonic Confection.— Take of Japan earth, three ounces; tormentil root, nutmeg, olibanum, of
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
Infusion of aloes viilh canella
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Headache.
Infusion of lime- tree and elder
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Diaphoretic.
Powder of Metallic Salts
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Bath of NUX VOMICA ALKALOIDS
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Canicide.
Opium , Tincture of, or Laudanum
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
Mercurial Pill
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Tincture of broom
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cardiotonic.
Julep of For bilious affection
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Tincture of For bilious affection
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cardiotonic.
Powder of For bilious affection
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cathartic.
Distilled preparation of Remark
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Tincture of Remark
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.
Simple ointment, twenty parts; Acetate of lead, in very fine powder, one pat
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Piscicide.
Tuis electuary is a warm brisk purgative
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Carminative.
| pound camphor liniment, and ihe volatile tinctures in gene- pral
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Powder of Efflorescent salts
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Stomach ache.
Syrup of Sherry wine
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Alterative.
Powder of Dilute acetic acid
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Cough.
Powder of Dilute acetic acid
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
Julep of Tinct
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Toothache.
COMPOUND TINCTURE OF MYRRH
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Depurative.
FEVER POWDER
Use not stated in the extracted passage. Related historical context for the same plant includes Anodyne.