Gr. 10-gr. 30 in powder, pill, or decoction: 313.-3j. to f3 vj. Extractum krameriæ Tinctura krameriæ. Of.-iv. pro Mistura scammonii. An opaque, white, Given as an emollient| emulsive liquid, with in irritation of the pul- die. a bland, sweetish monary and digestive ortaste, and a faint gans, and as a nutritive and peculiar odour. in consumption; used Sp. gr. 1.030. also as an antidote in poisoning by caustic and acrid substances. M LAUROCERASI FOLIA Lauroregio, foglia di (It.) LIMONIS CORTEX Epidermis baccarum citri Smooth and shin- Thin slices of a Applied as a sedative Used as an aromatic, Gr. 5-gr. 15 Infusum aurantii yellow colour, dot-stomachic, and as a in powder. and aromatic, and of a slightly bitter taste. compositum *Abernethy's direction for Poultice.-The basin should be first scalded with a little hot water, a small quantity of finely powdered linseed meal is then put into it, and then a little hot water, taking care to incorporate it thoroughly; then add a little more meal and a little more water, and work it together till no lumps remain, and it becomes the consistence of a pancake. |