Carbonate of Soda nine troyounces ; Clarified Honey three troyounces ; Sugar, in coarse powder,

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Source: The pharmacopoeia of the United States of America by National Convention for Revising the Pharmacopoeia; Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (1864), paragraph-2100.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• Boiling Water two pints
• of Myrrh, in fine powder, one hundred and twenty grains
• of Iodine half a troyounce

Method as extracted

1. Dissolve the salts separately, each in a pint of the Water, a fluidounce of Syrup having been pre- viously added to each pint.
2. Mix the two solutions, when cold, in a bottle just large enough to hold them, close it accurately with a stopper, and set it by that the carbonate of iron may subside.
3. Pour off the supernatant liquid, and, having mixed water, recently boiled, with Syrup in the propor- tion of a pint to the , fluidounce, wash the pre- cipitate with the mixture until the washings no longer have a saline taste.
4. Place the precipitate on a flannel cloth to drain, and, having expressed as much of the water as possible, mix it imme- diately with the Clarified Honey and Sugar.
5. Take of Myrrh, in fine powder, one hundred and twenty grains ;
6. Take of Iodine half a troyounce ;

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