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JUNIPERUS.
Distil forty parts, draw off the oil, andpreserve the water. (Van Mons)R. Oleo-saccharum of Juniper,
one dram.Distilled Water. eight ounces.
Dissolve. (Cast. Bonus.)
SPIRIT OF JUNIPER.
Spiritus Juniperi. (Ant.; Bruns. ; Füld.;Hann. ; Hass.;Lipp.; Pal at. ; Wir-tem.; Herbip. ; Piderit ; Van Mons)
R
Juniper,Alcohol,
one part,twelve parts.Macerate for twenty-four hours, and dis-til. (Fuld.; Hass. ; Piderit)
Ant. ; and Lipp. prescribe one part ofjuniper and twelve parts of alcohol. —Bruns. ; Pai.at. ; Wirtem. ; and Her-bip. — one of juniper and two of alcohol.R. Juniper, one part.
Alcohol, four parts.
Water, a sufficient quantity.
Distil at the end of twenty-four hours.(Hann.)
R. Juniper, fifteen pounds.
Sugar, half a pound.
Yeast, two ounces.
Add a sufficient quantity of warm water
to mix the whole well together, expose it
to the temperature of from + 15 to + 18
degrees R. ; after the fermentation, pour
it into an alembic : add twice its quantity
of water, and eight pounds of spirit from
grain. Distil a spirit marking from 18 to
20 degrees.
compound spirit op juniper.
Spiritus Juniperi compositus, Alcohol Juni-peri compositum. (Lond. ; Edinb. ;Dubl.; Amer.; Batav.; Belg.; Suec;Coxe ; Swediaur ; Van Mons)
R. Juniper Berries, bruised,
one pound.Caraway Seeds,
bruised,Fennel Seeds,
bruised,Proof Spirit,
Water, a sufficient quantity
to prevent empyreuma. Maceratefor twenty-four hours, and distilone gallon with a moderate heat.(Lond.)
Dubl. gives the same formula, butrequires the maceration to be con-tinued for two days.
Edinb. requires nine pounds of
of each,one ounceand a half.
one gallon.
alcohol and the same quantity of theother ingredients as Lond. ; and ninepounds to be distilled after two daysmaceration.
Amer ; Batav.; Belg.; Suec; Coxe ;and Swediaur give the same formula.R. Juniper Berries, six parts.
Fresh Leaves of Black Currant,
one part.Seeds of Wild Carrot, "i of each,
----------- Black Currant, J two parts.
Spirits from Grain, thirty-six parts.Water, one hundred and eight parts.Distil twenty-four parts. (Van Mons)
It is carminative and diuretic. — Dose,from two to four drams.
liniment of juniper.
(Augustin)two ounces.
of each,half a dram.
Linimentum Juniperinum.R. Spirit of Juniper,Oil of Cloves,Expressed oil of Nut-meg,
It is extolled by Rosenstein in ecchy-moses and cold tumours. — Chrestiex em-ploys it in frictions to the spine and loinsin women disposed to abortion.
DIURETIC LINIMENT.
Linimentum resolvens et diurelicum.(Brera)
R. Spirit of Soap, three ounces.
------------- Juniper, one ounce.
Mix. — To be rubbed upon the abdomen,morning and evening, in ascites with de-bility.
HYDRAGOGUE TINCTURE.
Root of Round Birth-wort,
---------- Long Birthwort,
---------- Ginger,
Horse-radish,
R.
Dried Squill,
Tops of Wormwood,
Lesser Centaury,
(Bories)
of each,one ounceand a half.
of each,half an ounce.
of each,one ounce.
Juniper,Subcarbonate of Potass
half an ounce.Spirit of Juniper, six pounds.
Macerate for eight days, and filter.
It is excitant and diuretic. Boerhaaverecommended it in dropsy. — Dose, oneounce, four times a day.
infusion of juniper.
Infusum Bacearum Juniperi. (Cast. Bo-rus.; Wurceb. ; Augustin ; Niemann;Ratier)R. Bruised Juniper Berries,
one ounce and a half.Boiling Water, one pound and a half.