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Source: The universal dispensatory : containing companions to the tropical, the continental, the family, the country clergyman's, the traveller's, and the military, or officer's dispensaries, or medical chests : detailing the properties, doses, and best methods of exhibiting the contents of each chest, in different climates and countries by Reece and Co; Reece, Richard, 1775-1831; Royal College of Surgeons of England (1814), narrative-offset-78902.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- red rose: of infusion of red rose leaves, seven ounces ; di- luted vitriolic acid one drachm ; Epsom salt three drachms ; compound tincture of cai’damon seeds six drachms
Method as extracted
- Macerate according to the source passage: For indigestion, attended with oostiveness and a feverisii state of tlie system, the following mixture is a favourite remedy of Dr. Take of infusion of red rose leaves, seven ounces ; di- luted vitriolic acid one drachm ; Epsom salt three drachms ; compound tincture of cai’damon seeds six drachms.
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Primary and supporting references
- The universal dispensatory : containing companions to the tropical, the continental, the family, the country clergyman's, the traveller's, and the military, or officer's dispensaries, or medical chests : detailing the properties, doses, and best methods of exhibiting the contents of each chest, in different climates and countries — The universal dispensatory : containing companions to the tropical, the continental, the family, the country clergyman's, the traveller's, and the military, or officer's dispensaries, or medical chests : detailing the properties, doses, and best methods oPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-78902.