‘© Take of extract of catechu, four ounces; kino, three _ ounces; cinnamon bark, nutmegs, of

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Source: The London dispensatory by Thomson, Anthony Todd, 1778-1849. n 88067930 (1811), paragraph-9860.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• ‘© Take of extract of catechu, four ounces; kino, three _ ounces; cinnamon bark, nutmegs, of each one ounce; opium, | diffused in a sufficient quantity of Spanish white wine, éwe _ pounds and a quarter ; syrup of red roses boiled to the thick- ness of honey, two pounds and a quarter
• Compound } Llectuary of Catechu. « Take of catechu, four ounces; cinnamon bark, two ounces; | kino, three ounces; rub them to powder, and add, of hard re- ) fined opium diffused in Spanish white. wine, a drackm and a. | half; syrup of ginger boiled to the consistence of honey, _ two pounds and a quarter
• Ten scruples con-~ | tain one grain of opium. } CONFECTIO ROS CANIN:E

Method as extracted

1. Mix them.” ee ‘These are useful combinations of astringents and aromatics; and may be effcaciously given in diarrheeas, and the last stage _ of dysentery, either in the form of bolus, or diffused in some j distilled water.

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