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Mathieu's Vermifuge

Tin fil- Carbonate of lead, 4 drachms; sulphate of ings, 1 ounce; fern root, ounce; worm-seed, morphia, 15 grains; stramonium ointment, 1 ounce; resinous extract of jalap, 1 drachm; ounce; olive oil, sufficient to make into an sulphate of potassa, 1 drachm; honey to form ointment. an electuary. A tea-spoonful every 3 hours 5255. Ditchett's Remedy for Files. for 2 days; then substitute the following: Spermaceti ointment, 8 ounces ; powdered jalap, 2 scruples; sulphate of potassa, 2 scru- galls, 1 ounce; powdered opium, 1 drachm; ples; scammony, 1 scruple; gamboge, 10 solution of diacetate of lead, 1½ ounces. Mix grains; made into an electuary with honey, well. and given in the same dose.

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