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SULPHUR.
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EXPECTORANT LOHOCH. (HaNN.; BoRIES ;
Pierquin ; Sainte-Marie)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, one dram.
Sugar, two drams.
Linseed Oil, one ounce.
Balsamic Syrup, one ounce and a half.
Mix. (Hann.)
R. Syrup of Violets, one ounce and a half.
Oxymel, one ounce.
Sublimed Sulphur, half a dram.
Benzoic Acid, fifteen grains.
Mix. (Bories ; Piercuin)
R. Honey, 1 of each,
Pulp of Raisins, / two ounces.
Sublimed Sulphur, Í of ea( ., Qne dram _
Benzoic Acid. J
Syrup of Wild Mustard,
a sufficient quantity.Mix. (Pif.ro.din)
Sainte-Marie gives the same formula,but substitutes the pulp of rennet applesfor that of raisins.
SULPHUROUS POTION.
Mixtura Sulphuris prœcipitati. (Augustin)
R. Precipitated Sulphur, two drams.
Fennel Water, three ounces.
Cinnamon Water, one ounce.
Syrup of Opium, half an ounce.
Mix. — Dose, one spoonful every twohours ; in diabetes and in affections fromthe abuse of mercury.
TINCTURE OF SULPHUR. (WlRTEM.)
R. Sulphur, one ounce and a half.
Fuse it slowly in an earthen dish, andadd gradually to it,
Subcarbonate of Potass, three ounces.
Increase the heat till the mass flows ;then pour it into a heated mortar : reduceit to powder, and add,
Concentrated Alcohol, ten ounces.Digest and strain.
It is stimulant, and is recommended inaffections of the chest, itch, and scorbuticulcers. — Dose, fifty or sixty drops in an ap-propriate vehicle.
SIMPLE BALSAM OF SULPHUR.
Balsamum Sulphuris simplex, Oleum sulphu-ratum, Linimenlum e Sulphure. (Lond. ;Edinb.; Amst. ; Ant.; Belg. ; Bruns.;Dan.; Hisp. ; Fuld. ; Hann.; Lipp. ;Olden. ; Palat. ; Borus. ; Sard. ;Sax.; Wirtem. ; Brugnatelli ; Ca-det de Gassicourt; 1'iderit; Spiel-mann; Swediaur ; Van Mons)
Oleum Salphiirctuni.
R. Washed Sulphur, two ounces.Olive Oil, one pint.
Add the sulphur gradually to theoil heated in a very lange iron pot,stirring the mixture after each addi-tion till they perfectly unite. (Lond.)
R. Olive Oil, eight parts.
Sublimed Sulphur, one part.
Boil with a gentle heat in a large
iron vessel, stirring constantly, till
they unite. (Edinb.)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, one part.
Oil of Almonds, six parts.
Digest in a sand-bath for several days,and decant. (Sard. ; Wirtem.)
Spielmann prescribes the same propor-tions, but requires the oil of walnuts insteadof that of almonds. — Ant. ; Belg. ; Dan, ;Ferr. ; Hann.; Olden.; Borus.; Sax.;and Van Mons — one part of sulphur andfour parts of linseed oil. — Bruns. — one ofsulphur and four of oil of almonds. — Fuld.;and Coxe— one of sulphur and four of oliveoil. — Hisp. ; and Piderit— one of sulphurand four of walnut oil. — Lipp. — one of sul-phur and four of linseed oil. — Cadet deGassicourt — one of sulphur and three ofwalnut oil. — Bruns. — one of sulphur andtwo of linseed oil. — Amst. ; Brugnatelli ;and Swediaur — one of sulphur and eightof olive oil. — Swediaur — an equal parteach, of sulphur and of olive oil.R. Sublimed Sulphur, two ounces.
Oil of Clove-pink,
one pound and a half.Wine, half a pound.
Digest for eight days ; then boil to theconsumption of the humidity. (Palat.)
anisated balsam of sulphur.
Balsamum Sulphuris anisatum. (Ant. ;Bruns. ; Dan. ; Hisp. ; Gall. ; Lipp. ;Palat.; Sard.; Wirtem.; Cadet deGassicourt ; Niemann ; Pierquin ;Van Mons)
R. Sublimed Sulphur, one part.
Oil of Anise, four parts.
Digest in a sand-bath. (Ant. ; Bruns.;Hisp.; Gall.; Cadet de Gassicoukt ;P1ER0.UIN ; Van MonsJ
Palat. ; Sard. ; and Wirtem. pre-scribe one part of sulphur and six parts ofoil.
R. Simple Balsam of Sulphur, one part.Oil of Anise, five parts.
Mix. (Dan. ; Lipp. ; Niemann)