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Source: A New Compendious Treatise of Farriery, 1757 by John Wood (1757), narrative-offset-262321.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Horehound flowers: Thefe will very well anfwer their Title, and be of Service in the Yellows, and all Colicky Diforders, The following Compofition is recom- mended as an eftablifhed Remedy from Ex- perience APPENDIX, 53 perience for Coughs and Afthmatic Affec- tions of the Lungs. Take Juniper-Berries, Anifeeds, Foenu- greek-Seeds, and Cummin-Seeds, of each two Ounces, four Ounces of Elecampane- Root, Half a Pound of the Flowers of Sulp
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: Thefe will very well anfwer their Title, and be of Service in the Yellows, and all Colicky Diforders, The following Compofition is recom- mended as an eftablifhed Remedy from Ex- perience APPENDIX, 53 perience for Coughs and Afthmatic Affec- tions of the Lungs. Take Juniper-Berries, Anifeeds, Foenu- greek-Seeds, and Cummin-Seeds, of each two Ounces, four Ounces of Elecampane- Root, Half a Pound of the Flowers of Sulphur, Honey, and Tar, of each four Ounces, two Ounces of Garlick, fix Ounces of Cold-drawn Linfeed-Oil, an Ounce of Balfam of Sulphur prepared with Oil of Turpentine, and three or four Ounces of Syrup of Horehound.
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Primary and supporting references
- A New Compendious Treatise of Farriery, 1757 — A New Compendious Treatise of Farriery, 1757Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-262321.