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GUMMI TRAGACANTHA. GUM TRAGACANTA.

Oil of Anise, six drops.

Mix. (Fuld.)R. Liquorice one half part.

Starch, one part.

Sweet Almonds hlanched, | of each,

Gum Arabic, / threeparts.

Tragacanth, four parts and a half.

Sugar Candy, seven parts and a half.Mix. (Van Mons)R. Powdered Tragacanth,

------------- Gum Arabic,

------------- Sugar,

------------- Liquorice,

of each,two parts.

one part.

Mix. (Saunders)R. Tragacanth,Gum Arabic,Starch,Liquorice,

two ounces.

ten drams.

half an ounce.

two drams.

Mix. (Bruns. ; Wirtem.; Spielmann)

R

Tragacanth, two ounces.

Gum Arabic, ten drams.

Starch, half an ounce.

Liquorice, two drams.

Four major Cold Seeds, of each,

two drams.Poppy Seeds, three drains.

Mix. (Palat.)Dose, two scruples.

pectoral bolus. (Saunders)

Compound Powder of Tragacanth,

one scruple.Spermaceti, half a dram.

Simple Syrup, a sufficient quantity.Mix.

astringent pectoral bolus. (Saun-ders)

R. Compound Powder of . , .

[half a dram.

R.

Tragacanth,Electuary of Scordium,

Syrup of Poppies, a sufficient quantity.Mix.

mucilaginous pastilles.

Tabella diatragacanthce. (Sard.)

R. Compound Powder of Tragacanth,

one ounce and a half.White Sugar, one pound.

Mucilage of Tragacanth,

a sufficient quantity.

RED PECTORAL TROCHISCS. (PaLAT. j

Wirtem.)

of each,one ounce.

R. Compound Powder ofTragacanth,Armenian Bole,White Sugar one pound

Mucilage of Tragacanth,

a sufficient quantityMake trochiscs.

ANONYMOUS POWDER. (WlRTEM.)

two drams.

of each, one dramand a half.

R. Seeds of White Poppy,

---------- Purslain, *"

---------- Quince,

---------- Mallow,

---------- Cotton, J

Chick Peas, half a dram.

Cinnamon,

Tragacanth, J- of each, two drams.Starch, J

Juice of Hypocist, ]Armenian Bole, of each,

Calcined Hartshorn, | half a dram.Ivory Shavings, JSugar Candy, six ounces.

Make a powder. Dose, from one to twodrams, in inveterate catarrhs.

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END OF THE FIRST VOLUME.

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