A few papers on foreign pharmacy and other subjects / by Joseph Ince.

  • Ince, Joseph
Date:
1859
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    powdered gum and cold water. Mucilage of Tragacanth Sj. oviij. Mucilage of Linseed 3j. 3vj. Camphor mix- ture—Eau Camphree, contains two grains of Camphor to one ounce. Etherial Camphor mixture—Eau Etheree Camphree, nine grains of Camphor, and twenty-five grains of Ether to one ounce. Eau de Goudbon.—Tab Watee. Picis Liquid, oj. Aquae Communis, 3xxx. Shake up from time to time for about teu days and then decant. Un Sparadrap is a plaster spread, as the common Wax Plaster. Toibe de Mai.—Spaeadbap de Ciee. Cerse Albae, gviij. Cl. Amydal, §iv. Terebinth, gi. How English sticking-plaster is made, Sparadrap de Colie de Poisson will reveal, called in plain French Taffetas d’Angleterre. What could the native Briton do without his tea? Not all the ices of the Caff aux Trois Freres would warm his heart, but he would still sigh for his island beverage. Well, then, the Codex, in the kindest manner, offers him the best substitute—a Phtisan. Here are the most popular ones:— Tisane de Casse.—Eau de Casse. Cassias Fistula) (Casse en Gomses), Jij. Aquae frigidaa, Oj.