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Strong Mustard Poultice

Mix add 140 grains starch, and heat to 240° Fahr. the best English ground mustard with strong 5014. Schacht's Glycerinated Petro- vinegar; spread it on a piece of book or leum. Rub 1 drachm petroleum with 70 tarleton muslin, to prevent its adhesion to the grains starch until quite smooth, then add skin. Wet the part first with vinegar, and gradually 1 fluid ounce glycerine.

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