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Source: The medical directory : or, family physician ... Which contains an appendix and dispensatory . by Bullman, E; University of Glasgow. Library (1810), narrative-offset-323877.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• Of Miscarriages: spring water, six ounces : of purified ni- tre, one diam and a half : peruvian bark, two drams : simple sirup or loaf sugar, a dram : dose, two table spoonfuls every four hours

Method as extracted

1. Mix according to the source passage: Take linitive electurary, two ounces : jalap in powder, or rhubarb, one dram ; of kali, one dram : make into a smooth electuary with sirup of saffron, two drams : dose, the size of a nutmeg every six hours ; the patient's breasts should be drawn 216 Of Miscarriages. often, nothing strong should be given during this ftf’ver. An inflammation of the womb or the pe- <.oneum is known by a fixed pain and great ten- sion of the abdomen, the patient should have ten or twelve ounces of blood taken from the arm, blistering plaster may be applied on the belly, thighs, or legs : the peruvian bark may be taken, half a dram every three hours in a glass of port wine mixed with three parts water, or this : Take spring water, six ounces : of purified ni- tre, one diam and a half : peruvian bark, two drams : simple sirup or loaf sugar, a dram : dose, two table spoonfuls every four hours.

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