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Egyptiacum Salve

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I. Take carbolic acid, 1/2 fluid drachm, and lard, 1 ounce. Triturate together in a porcelain mortar. II. Take carbolic acid, 1 fluid drachm, and lard, 3 ounces. Melt the lard at a gentle heat, add the carbolic acid, and triturate until the mixture is cold.

III. Take carbolic acid, 1 fluid drachm, and ointment of white wax (see No. 4939), 7 drachms . Prepare as No. II. (See No. 4993.) gent application for foul ulcers, &c. Mix by

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