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A new Supplement to the Pharmacopoeias of London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Paris; forming a complete Dispensatory and Conspectus; including the new French Medicines, and Poisons; with Symptoms, Treatment, and Tests
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drops of muriatic acid, Jj of honey of roses, Jiv of barley water, orinfusion of linseed; mix, and use in aphthee and ulcerated inflamma-tion of the throat, taking care that the acid does not injure the teeth.Gabgaeisma iEnuGiNis. Verdigrise Gargle. Take 51) of verdigriseliniment, 5J of honey of roses, Jvj of infusion of linseed ; mix, andemploy for foul ulcers of the throat, and tonsils. It is not a verysafe medicament.

Gargarisma Aluminis. Alum Gargle. Take ^j of alum, Jxij ofdecoction of Peruvian bark, Jjss of honey of roses; mix, and use forrelaxations of the uvula and fauces, and chronic inflammation of thetonsils.

Gargarisma Sub-boracis SodjE. Borax Gargle. Take ^ij of sub-borate of soda, gvij of rose water, 5 j of honey of roses; mix, and usein the aphtha; of children as a detergent. The syrup of mulberriesis more pleasant than the honey of roses, and equally good.

Gabgarisma Capsici. Capsicum Gargle. Take *j of powdered cap-sicum, 3j of common salt, ^iv of vinegar, 51V of boiling water;strain, and use in scarlatina, &c.

Gabgarisma Lini. Linseed Gargle. Take |xiv of infusion of linseed,51J of honey of roses, Xjss of diluted sulphuric acid; mix, and use asa mild astringent.

Gargarisma Myrrh^e. Myrrh Gargle. Take Jvijss of infusion ofroses, 3SS of tincture of myrrh ; mix, and use as a mild astringentand detergent.

Gabgaeisma Oxymubiatis Hydrargyei. Gargle of the Oxymuriateof Mercury. Take gr. iij of oxymuriate of mercury, Oj of distilledwater; mix, and use in venereal sore throat.

Gargarisma Potass.*: Nitratis. Nitre Gargle, Take Oj of barley-water, 5yj of nitrate of potass, Jij of oxymel; mix, and use as acooling application in inflammation of the tonsils and fauces.

Gargabisma Quercus. Oak-bark Gargle. Take Jij of oak bark infine powder, gr. x of alum, 30 drops of sulphuric acid, 3VJ of boilingwater; mix, strain, and use in relaxations of the uvula and fauces.

Gabgaeisma Ros/E. Rose Gargle. Take Jiv of infusion of roses, J jof honey of roses, or syrup of mulberries; mix, and use as a mildastringent.

Gargles. See the preceding 12 articles.

Gaelic. See Alii Radix.

Garlic Vinegar. Peel and chop ^ij of garlic, pour on this a quart ofgood white wine vinegar, digest in a close vessel for seven days,shaking it every day ; decant off and bottle up. A very few dropsto flavour soup, to make mustard, &c. See Essence of Esiial-

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