Improvements in or relating to liniments or embrocations / [Edward Smith].

  • Smith, Edward.
Date:
1903
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Credit: Improvements in or relating to liniments or embrocations / [Edward Smith]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    N° 25,112a A.D.1902 Date of Application, 15th Nov., 1902 Complete Specification Left, 28th July, 1903—Accepted, 10th Sept., 1903 PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION. “ Improvements in or relating to Liniments or Embrocations.” I, Edward Smith., of The Kennels, Quorn, in the County of Leicester, Stud Groom, do hereby declare the nature of this said invention to be as follows: — This invention relates to improvements in liniments or embrocations suit- 0 able for animal use, and consists in compounding a liniment which is a simple and efficacous remedy, and one easily applied to the affected part. The liniment consists of the following ingredients mixed in preferably equal proportions or nearly so; oil of amber, oil of riganum (thyme), spirits of sal ammoniac, spirits of hartshorn and spirits of wine, well shaken together. 10 The compound is intended to be used in cases of enlargements, strains and sprains, and other like ailments peculiar to animals, and requiring out¬ ward attention principally. Dated this 12th day of December 1902. BOTJLT, WADE & KILBURN, 1 5 Agents for the Applicant. COMPLETE SPECIFICATION. “ Improvements in or relating to Liniments or Embrocations.’1 I, Edward Smith., of The Kennels, Quorn, in the County of Leicester, Stud Groom, do hereby declare the nature of this said invention and in what 20 manner the same is to be performed to be particularly described and ascer¬ tained in and by the following statement:—* This invention relates to improvements in liniments or embrocations suit¬ able for animal use, and consists in compounding a liniment which is a simple and efficacous remedy, and one easily applied to the affected part. 25 The liniment consists of the following ingredients mixed in preferably equal proportions, or nearly so, by measure: — Oil of amber, oil of riganum (thyme), spirits of sal ammoniac, spirits of hartshorn, and spirits of wine, well shaken together. The ingredients may be added to one another in any order. 30 The compound is intended to be used in cases of enlargements, strains, and sprains, and other like ailments peculiar to animals and reauirino* ontl ward attention principally. ° Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of this said invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what 35 I claim is: — A liniment or embrocation consisting of oi] of amber, oil of riganum, spirits [Price Sdi]