The Druggists General Receipt Book-1878

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THE DRUGGIST'S
24 TETERHSTART
berries,
TETERiyAEY MATEEIA
up
balls,
and
is
thought
to
prevent
griping,
as
well
as
to
preserve
sores,
other
empyreu-
TETEEilfAEY MATERIA
38 TETE'RT?5'ATtT
46 MEDICINES'
ASTRINGENT BALLS.
These are
BALLS AND
BALL MASSES
BALLS AND
BILLS iNi)
the horse
DRENCHES 69
2. Laudanuiu
70 MEDICINES
bladder,
is
dangerous.
1.
Maekham's
Dropsy
Drench.
Decoction
DRENCHES 75
DEE>X'UES
LINIMENTS AND
of
lead
Nine
Oils.
Train
oil
23
fts,
LOTIONS OR
WASHES 91
day.
of
Goulard's
extract
of
lead.—
Yofatt.
2.
Bread
and
Ijarley
meal
equal
parts,
Goulard
water
q.
s.,
lard
OIXTMES TS,
mnstard
8
oz.,
water
to
oil
DRINKS OK
on.
in
season.
in
a
pint
oz.,
water
1
X)int
EMBROCATIONS AND
annnoniac,
1
oz.
of
turpeiitine,
and
i
vinegar.
ASTRINGENT
POWDER
FOR
SORE
FEET,
&c.
Sul-
phate
of
copper
I
oz,,
prepared
chalk
2
oz.,
powdered
alum
dose
is
poured
out.
2.
Powdered
catechu
30
grs.,
alum
20
DRENCHES TO
touched;
and
let
a
finger
Medicines fou
156 MEDICINES
EXTERNAL APPLICATIOiyS
calomel
days,
188 PATENT
NoERis's
Deops.
a
solution
of
tartarized
antimony,
with
a
tinctm'e
of
some
vegetable
substances,
not
ascertained.
Noufflece's
(Madame)
Woem
Medicine.
Powdered
fern
liquor
6
204 FACTITIOUS
208 FACTITIOUS
drops,
tincture
of
musk
2
J
oz.,
Vanilla
cut
very
small
2
oz.,
rectified
spirit
a
pint
223 fElllPtJMEEY
232 SKIN
not
quite
boil)
till
mace,
and
adding
of
the
head,
with
[this
Haib,
246 flAtil
times
dye
in
there
myrrh
add
2
water
16
oz.,
spirit
of
scurvy-grass
2
oz.,
3.
M.
CoTTEREATj's.
Etlicr
saturated
in
the
cold
with
camphor,
ear.
16.
RitiGiNi's.
Alcohol
4
drs.,
creasfite
6
drs.,
tincture
of
cochineal
2
drs.,
272 BEVERAGES
4. French.
Powders,
see
Mineeal
Waters
and
Powders,
at
the
end
of
Patent
Medicines,
&c.
desirable,
though
it
must
necessarily
be
brief
and
incomplete.
Akeow-eoot.
[West
Indian
arrow-root
DIETETIC AETICLES
an
hour,
stirring
it
3
exudes
with
the
others,
add
salt,
spices,
and
other
flavouring
in-
gredients,
semola.
loaves,
and
put
DIETETIC AETICLES
a current
liver
out,
which
serve
as
above.
Stir
up
the
COD-EOE
and
Cod-livee.
Take
a
cod's
roe,
cut
open
the
of the other
Journal
justly
298 CTJLII7AET
usually
re-
quired
in
a
diluted
state,
water
equal
in
weight
to
the
spar,
may
be
put
piece
of
phosphorus,
with
a
few
The
same
acid
will
with
i
01.
of
tin,
at
forms
sur-
geon^
s
agaric.
If
intended
316 TRADE
inches from
tin
general
use.]
1.
Ivory-black,
3
oz.,
treacle
2
oz.,
sweet
oil
i
oz.
unctuous
paste.
MISCELLAIfEOUS PEEPAEATIONS
328 TEADE
in
16
oz.
water,
add
2
oz.
powdered
shell-lac,
clay,
lime,
and
Dissolve
1
part
powdered
gum
shell-lac
in
10
parts
of
strong
solu-
tion
diluting.
thinly
spread
on
shelves.
It
is
so
cheaply
made
by
the
large
manufacturers
for
340 TBADE
MISCELLANEOUS PEEPARATIONS
uninjured.
As
nuidder
gives
out
but
little
of
water,
white
clouds,
\T.triol
poured
on
it,
the
cup
being
placed
in
a
pipkin
of
hot
sand.
Instead
of
the
above
in-
gredients,
some
chloride
MISCELLANEOUS PEEPAEATIONS
a
mercury,
366 TEADE
hours,
nearly
pure
nitrogen
is
obtained,
which
may
be
further
purified
poured
over
it
stood
•i
376 TEADE
approved
kinds
380 Teade
wood
of
alum,
and
obtained.
oz
of
powdered
boraY,
and
2
oz,
of
bruised
shell-lac,
equal
weight
of
pipe-clay,
and
sufficient
MISCELLAIfEOrS PKEPAEATIONS
little
ivory-black,
Indian
ink,
or
indigo,
is
sometimes
used
to
colour
it.
Some
recipes
contain
taining
water
in
full
ebullition
MlSCELLAi^JSOUS
MTSCELLANEOTTS PREPARATIOITS
Archil
impor-
tant
branch
of
manufacture
MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS
404 TEADE
half
an
hour,
then
pump
it
into
a
wouden
vat,
boil
it
bichromate
of
potash
and
2
finely-pow-
dered
galls
and
sulphate
of
iron
heated
till
it
becomes
white.
The
powder
niay
be
pressed
into
the
paper
by
file,
or
by
drawing
the
sharp
edge
420 TRADE
always
be
adopted.
If
the
plates
are
used
dry,
a
preliminary
coating
of
dilute
albu-
men
is
necessary,
but
article,
it
is
far
preferable
it
potash,
dried
in
the
dark,
and
afterwards
exposed
to
sunlight
under
a
negative,
those
portions
422 TEADE
MlSCELLAKEOtlS PEEPARATIONS
Or
75
parts
of
from
time
to
time
till
three
parts
of
potash
in
water,
and
428 tEADE
430 TEADE
of
yellow
prussiate
of
potash,
to
form
a
paste,
and
make
up
to
the
heap
with
a
feather
dipped
in
MISCKLLA^NEOUS
directed,
under
Sixyee,
also
grains
are
given
in
the
After
filtration,
it
strong
infusion
of
the
petals
of
tion
furnished
an
exact
measure
on
boiling;
when
it
contains
albumen,
and
this
pint
and
lacquer
to
produce
the
required
shade.]
Oil
of
turpentine,
a solution
MISCELLANEOUS PREPARATIONS
APPENDIX 469
Weights and
470 APPENDIX
APPENDIX 471
1.
APPENDIX 477
126
?,n
PbO
233
FbCO^
267
Pbl-i
461
APPENDIX 479
INDEX. 503
A OLASSIFIED
liearty
approval
Thera-
peutics.
Sixth
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