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R. Sublimed Sulphur,

Powdered White Hellebore,

SULPHUR.

one ounce.

two drams,two ounces.

sixteen parts,one part,thirty-two parts.

eight ounces.

of each,half a handful.

Lard,Mix. (Ant.)R. Sublimed Sulphur,Muriate of Ammonia,Lard,Mix. (Piderit)

Amst. ; and Niemann prescribe eightparts of sulphur, one part of muriate andsixteen parts of lard. — Ratier — two ouncesof sulphur, one dram of muriate, fourounces of lard, and one scruple of essenceof lemon. — Pierííuin — two ounces of sul-phur, two drams of muriate, two ounces oflard, and a sufficient quantity of oil oforange flowers. — Augustin — three ouncesof sulphur, two drams of muriate, and asufficient quantity of lard to form an oint-ment.

R. Sublimed Sulphur, two parts.

Decrepitated Muriate of Soda,

one part.Lard, eight parts.

Melt the lard, and incorporate. (Form.Hop. Fr.)R. Root of Dock,

Leaves of Fumitory,

------------- Bay,

------------- Uobacco,

Water, a sufficient quantity.

Roil ; then bruise, and pass the pulpthrough a sieve. Add to six ounces of itSublimed Sulphur, half an ounce.

Decrepitated Muriate of Soda,

six drams.Lard, three ounces.

Triturate together. (Bories)R. Sublimed Sulphur, two ounces.

Subcarbonate of Lead, half an ounce.White Precipitate, two drams.

Lard, washed with rose water,

one pound.Mix.' (Sard.)R. Sublimed Sulphur,, Sulphate of Zinc,Bay Berries,Rose Ointment,Mix well. (Hann.)

Sainte-Marie prescribes one part each,of sulphur, of the sulphate, and of the ber-ries, and a sufficient quantity of linseed oil.R. Sublimed Sulphur, ]

Sulphate of Zinc, }■ of each, one part.Oil of Bay, J

Lard, six parts.

Triturate together. (Sax.)

Hisf. prescribes two parts each, of sul-phur and of sulphate, and four each, of oilof bay and of lard. — J5 atav. ; Belg. ; and

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of each, one part,four parts.

Lipp. — two of sulphur, one of sulphate,three of oil, and six of lard.— Swudiaur —an equal part each, of sulphur, of sulphate,and of oil, without lard. — Fuld. — two ofsulphur, one of sulphate, and six of lard,without oil,— Pol. ; and Borus. — two eachof sulphur and of sulphate, and eight oflard, without oil. — Austr. — one ounce anda half each, of sulphur and of sulphate, andone pound of simple ointment.R. Sublimed Sulphur, two parts.

Oxide of Zinc, one part and a half.

Oil of Bay, three parts.

Lard, six parts.

Mix. (Van Mons)R. Sublimed Sulphur, "I of each,

Sulphate of Zinc, j six parts.

Lard, sixteen parts.

Triturate together. (Wurceb)

Dan. ; and Ross, prescribe two parts ofsulphur, one of sulphate, and twelve of lard.R. Sublimed Sulphur, two parts.

Subcarbonate of Potass, one part.

Lard, eight parts.

Triturate together. (Gall. ; Cadet dkGassicourt; Swediaur)

Saunders prescribes two ounces of sul-phur, half an ounce of subcarbonate, andhalf a scruple of essence of lemon. — Dan.— one ounce of sulphur, one ounce of bayberries, two ounces of root of elecampane,half an ounce of subcarbonate, and tenounces of laid.

anti-iierpetic ointment. (Pierquin)

one dram.

one ounce.

two ounces.

two spoonfuls.

of each,two ounces.

R. Sublimed Sulphur,Pulp of Dock Root,Lard,

Lemon Juice,Mix.R. Sublimed Sulphur,Benzoin,

Fresh Butter, a sufficient quantity.

Triturate together.

ointment against tinea. (Bories)

R. Sublimed Sulphur, 1 of each

Powdered Charcoal, J two ounces.

------------- Soot, "I of each,

------------- Cinchona, J one ounce.

Cerate, a sufficient quantity.

Triturate together.

SULPHUR PLASTER.

Emplasirwn mlphuralum resinösum senGuillcrmi servitoris. (Hisp.)

R. Resin, four pounds.

Yellow Wax, one pound.

Turpentine, eight ounces.