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Source: The domestic pharmacopoeia, or, complete medical guide for families. Containing an alphabetical arrangement, in the form of a dictionary, of all the diseases to which the human frame is liable, with the symptoms attendant on each, and the most simple and rational modes of treatment, drawn from high and approved Authorities. The whole preceded by Directions for preserving health, and attaining long life, together with Rules for nursing sick persons, and terminated by an appendix ... of favorite a (1805), narrative-offset-61162.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- a few grains to bark: four or five times a day a glafs of good wine with halfadrachm _ of the beft powdered bark in it
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: They are both made of freth leaves, and may be ufed nearly in the fame manner, foas to increafe the dofe of the powder from a few grains to half a drachm, and to give near four drachms of it in a day, with remarkably good effects, The hem- . lock = 44 CHI lock may alfo be ufed externally, either as a poul-— tice or fomentation. ‘The fore may lkewife be kept clean by inje€ting daily a ftrong decoétion of the tops and leaves into it. As hemlock is the principal medicine recom- mended in this difeafe, we would have given | fome dire@tions for the gathering and preparing of that plant, but as its different preparations are now kept in the fhops, we think it much fafer for people to get them there, with proper directions for ufing them, The deep ulcers ought to be wathed to the bot- tom by means of a fyringe, twice or thrice a day, either with an infufion of the bark, or a decoG@tion of carrots ; and the patient fhould take four or five times a day a glafs of good wine with halfadrachm _ of the beft powdered bark in it.
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- The domestic pharmacopoeia, or, complete medical guide for families. Containing an alphabetical arrangement, in the form of a dictionary, of all the diseases to which the human frame is liable, with the symptoms attendant on each, and the most simple and rational modes of treatment, drawn from high and approved Authorities. The whole preceded by Directions for preserving health, and attaining long life, together with Rules for nursing sick persons, and terminated by an appendix ... of favorite a — The domestic pharmacopoeia, or, complete medical guide for families. Containing an alphabetical arrangement, in the form of a dictionary, of all the diseases to which the human frame is liable, with the symptoms attendant on each, and the most simple and Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-61162.