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Source: Slack's herbal [electronic resource] : a treatise on the pathology of disease, designed for the use of families by Slack, George (1892), paragraph-642.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Cholera Syrup — Take a good handful of Blackberry Roots, wash them, put them into a pan, and add two drachms each of Nutmeg, Cloves, and Cinnamon
- Strain off the liquor, then add one pound and a half of lump sugar ; simmer it again till all the scum rises, clear it off, let it cool, and add four ounces of brandy ; bottle, and keep it in a cold place
Method as extracted
- Pour on them a quart of cold water, set them on a slow fire, and boil about twenty minutes.
- Strain off the liquor, then add one pound and a half of lump sugar ; simmer it again till all the scum rises, clear it off, let it cool, and add four ounces of brandy ; bottle, and keep it in a cold place.
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Primary and supporting references
- Slack's herbal [electronic resource] : a treatise on the pathology of disease, designed for the use of families — Slack's herbal [electronic resource] : a treatise on the pathology of disease, designed for the use of familiesPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-642.