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Historical use wording: i externally all repellers, and give cooling phyfick twice a week
Source: The gentleman's farriery: or, A practical treatise, on the diseases of horses : wherein the best writers on that subject have been consulted, and M. La Fosse's method of trepanning glander'd horses is particularly consider'd and improved; also a new method of nicking horses is recommended; with a copper-plate and description of the machine. To which is added an appendix. Treating, 1. Of particular disorders of the feet. 2. Observations on shoeing horses ... by Bartlet, J. (John), 1716?-1772 (1759), narrative-offset-227121.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Jallap: The W Hide-Bound; «~~, ., 01 Bo ~ The wet furfeic, which is no more The moit than a moift running fcurvy, appears pee a on different parts of the body of a horfe, : attended fometimes with great heat and | inflammation; the neck oftentimes 4 {wells fo in one night’s time, that great quantities of a hot briny humour iffues forth, which, if not allayed, will be apt to colleé& on the poll or withers, and produce the pol
Method as extracted
- Boil according to the source passage: The W Hide-Bound; «~~, ., 01 Bo ~ The wet furfeic, which is no more The moit than a moift running fcurvy, appears pee a on different parts of the body of a horfe, : attended fometimes with great heat and | inflammation; the neck oftentimes 4 {wells fo in one night’s time, that great quantities of a hot briny humour iffues forth, which, if not allayed, will be apt to colleé& on the poll or withers, and produce the poll-evil or fiftula, This difeafe alfo frequently attacks the limbs, where it proves | obftinate, and hard to cure; and in fome horfes fhews itfelf {pring and fall. In this cafe bleed plentifully, avoid The cure i externally all repellers, and give cooling phyfick twice a week; as, four ounces of lenitive electuary, with the fame quan- tity of cream of tartar; or the latter, with four ounces of Glauber falts, quick- ed, if thought proper, with two or three drams of powder of Jallap, dif- folved in water gruel, and given in a morning fafting, é nies three or four ge thefe purges, Nitre re oe two ounces of nitre made into a ball withcom- |, honey, may be given every morning for mended. % ei afortnight;- 2 2xgh = he mangede- tawny, thick, and full of wrinkles, ef- {cribed, asi Of Surfeits, Mange, and a fortnight; and if attended with fuccefs, repeated for a fortnight longer. The powders above-mentioned may alfo be given with the horfe’s corn; ora {trong decoction of guaiacum fhavings, “or logwood may be given alone to the quantity of two quarts a day.
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- The gentleman's farriery: or, A practical treatise, on the diseases of horses : wherein the best writers on that subject have been consulted, and M. La Fosse's method of trepanning glander'd horses is particularly consider'd and improved; also a new method of nicking horses is recommended; with a copper-plate and description of the machine. To which is added an appendix. Treating, 1. Of particular disorders of the feet. 2. Observations on shoeing horses ... — The gentleman's farriery: or, A practical treatise, on the diseases of horses : wherein the best writers on that subject have been consulted, and M. La Fosse's method of trepanning glander'd horses is particularly consider'd and improved; also a new methoPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-227121.