NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
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ENCHIRIDION  IEDICTJI.
MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL INSTRUCTIONS


    FOR PHYSICIANS AND APOTHECARIES,


         INCLUDING 541 PRESCRIPTIONS


  FROM THK BEST AUTHORITIES, ESPECIALLY FROM FIFTY YEARS PRACTICE OF


              C.  W. HUFELAND,


PHYSICIAN OF THK KINO OF PRUSSIA AND PROFESSOR IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN,
Q.  AEINK,
PHILOSOPH. MEDICINAE, CHIRURQ., ET ART. OBST. DOCTOR, MEMBER OF MONROE
    COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY, AND LATE PRACTICAL PHYSICAIN OF HAGUE,
                   HOLLAND.
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 Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1852, by
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  MY FIRST TEACHER AND BROTHER,
          H. D. ARINK,
        PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
                 IN
    KROMMENIE, HOLLAND,
                 AS
      A MARK OF RESPECT,
               AND AS
       AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
                 OF
HIS NUMEROUS KIND OFFICES,
            THIS WORK
     IS RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED,
                 BY
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PREFACE.
                         --------------<»«»»----------■—

   In  introducing this work to the American  public,  the  aim of the
author has been to present the Medical Practice of the present day in
as brief a form as possible.
   Though it is peculiarly adapted to the wants of Medical Students,
Young Practitioners, Overseers of Bathing Establishments, and Apoth-
ecaries, yet it is firmly believed that its utility will be perceived and ap-
preciated by all who are interested in Medical Science.
   Any intelligent person, by strictly adhering to the prescriptions, and
to the general rules of diet, etc., may not only  understand  how to ad-
minister the different medicines, but also know  what treatment is best
for different diseases.  In compiling the prescriptions, I have uniformly
mentioned the simplest first.   If the work should in any way diminish
the amount of human suffering, or augment the sum of human knowl-
edge,  the time and  labor employed  in  its preparation, will not have
been spent in vain.
                                                   G. ARINK.
  Rochester, October, 1852. 
 
CONTENTS.
                                                                PAGE.
Examples for reading and writing prescriptions..........................   1
Alphabetical Order of Simplicia......................................   6

                     THERAPEUTICS.

                             SECTION I.
                            ACUTE  FEVERS,

Simple Fever.......................................................16
Inflammatory Fever.................................................  16
Nervous Fever......................................................  16
Abdominal Typhus..................................................  17
Putrid Fever........................................................  17
Emigration or Ship Fever............................................  18
Gastric, Bilious, and Mucous Fever....................................  18
Rheumatic and Catarrhal Fever.......................................  18
Contagious Fever, Contagious Typhus.................................  19
Levant or Bubo  Pest.............................................*••  19
Yellow Fever, Black Vomiting.........................................  19
Oriental Cholera, Cold Pest...........................................20
Contagious Carbuncle...............................................20
Hydrophobia.......................................................20

                            SECTION II.
               CHRONIC FEVERS, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, AGUE.

Intermittent  Fever, Ague.............................................  21
Obstinate Quartan Fever.............................................  21
Masked Intermittent Fever..........................................22
Dangerous or Deadly Intermittent Fever...............................22
Chronic or Lingering Fever,..........................................23
Consumptive Fever..................................................  23
Hectic Fever.......................................................~3
Lingering Symptomatic Fever.........................................  23

                            SECTION III.
               INFLAMMATIONS AND CONGESTIONS OF BLOOD.

Inflammation of the Brain............................................  23
Delirium Tremens...................................................  ~f
Hysterical Delirium.................................................  ~*
Brain Fever........................................................ £*
Brain Fever after Delivery....................•....................... **
Inflammation of the  Spinal Marrow...................................j*
                   Throat.......................................... 24
                   Tonsils, QuiEsy................................... 24
Gastric and Bilious Inflammation of the Throat.........................25
Catarrhal Inflammation of  the Throat.................................. 25 
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                                                                   PAGE.
Inflammation of the Palate of the Mouth...............................  25
Inflammation of the Parotis Glands, Mumps,............................  ~j|
Habitual or Chronic Inflammation of the Throat........................  25
Putrid or Gangraenous Sore Throat..................Throat............  ^5
Syphilitic, Arthritic, Scrophulous and Metastatic Sore...................  26
Gangraenous Inflammation of the Mouth............*..................  26
Inflammation of the.Tongue..........................................26
                   Lungs, Pleurisy.................................  26
Bronchitis..........................f................................  27
Inflammation of the Heart.........................................• -  27
                   Diaphragm,......................................  27
                   Stomach.......................................• •  27
                 .  Bowels..........................................28
                   Liver...........................................  28
                   Spleen..........................................  28
                   Mesentery.......................................  28
                   Sweetbread......................................28
                   Peritoneum......................................  28
                   Omentum.......................................  28
                   Kidney..........................................29
                   Urinary Bladder..................................  29
                   Womb..........................................  29
                   Ovaiia..........................................  29
                   Psoas Muscle.....................................  29
                   Eyes............................................  29
                   Ear.............................................  29
Erysipelas...............................  ..........................  29
Zona Zoster.........................................................29

                            SECTION  IV.
                          RHEUMATIC DISEASES.

Acute Rheumatism..................................................  30
Chronic Rheumatism................................................30
Sciatica............................................................30
Rheumatic Pain in the Loins.........................................  30
Acute Catarrh, or Catarrhal Fever......................................  31
Chronic Catarrh.....................................................  3]

                              SECTION V.
         GASTRIC  DISEASES, IMPURITIES IN THE STOMACH  AND BOWELS.

Saburral or Gastric Substance in the Stomach...........................31
Bile in the Stomach................................................31
Mucus in the Stomach...............................................  31
Acid in the Stomach................................................  31
Costiveness.........................................................  31

                            SECTION VI.
                           NERVOUS DISEASES.

Insanity...........................................................  32
Melancholy...................................................!!!!!!  32
Hysterics.....................................................'..'.'.'.  33
Hypochondria...................................................  '  oo
St. Vitus's Dance.............................................f'   ]  go
Catalepsy.....................................................*|  *  03
Epilepsy..................................................!.".!.*."."!!  33
Artificial Sleep Walking................................".*."."!!!."     *  33
Natural Sleep Walking............................... .........     *  34
Nightmare  .......................................'.'.'.'.['.".!.'.'.'.".'.'." 34
Sleeplessness............................................... tmm        04
Itching Sickness.....................................*.*.!....!!!!"  '.  34 
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Tremor............................................................ 34
Tetanus and Trismus................................................ 34
Asthma............................................................ 35
Cough............................................................. 37
Whooping Cough................................................... 37
Chronic Vomiting.................................................... 38
Sea Sickness........................................................38
Hiccup............................................................. 39
Neuralgia.......................................................... 39
Itching............................................................39
Headache..........................................................39
Tic Douloureux......................................................40
Toothache..........................................................40
Earache...........................................................40
Spasm and Fain in the Stomach...................................... 40
Heartburn, (Acid in the Stomach).....................................41
Colic.............................................................. 41
False Hydrophobia..................................................42
Insatiable Thirst....................................................42
Voracity........................................................... 43
False Hearing......................................................43
False Seeing.......................................................43
Uterine Furor, Onanism.............................................43
Apoplexy..........................................................43
Catarrhal Suffocation................................................44
Fainting........................................................... 44
Sleepiness......................................•...................44
Asphyxia...........................................................44
Giddiness, Dizziness.................................................45
Local Paralysis.....................................................45
Difficult Swallowing.................................................46
Dumbness, Loss of voice..........................................• • 47
Difficulty in Speaking, Stammering.................................... 47
Dyspepsia....................................•..................... 47
Appetite for Unusual Things.........................................47
Venereal Impotence.................................................47
Amaurosis.......................................................... 47
Deafness...........................................................48
Defective Smelling..................................................48
Defective Taste..................................................... 48
Insensibility........................................................ 48
Loss of Appetite.................................................... 48
Generative Inability.................................................48

                             SECTION VII.
                       LOSS OF FLESH, CONSUMPTION.

Preventives of Consumption.......................................... 49
Purulent Consumption of the Lungs.................................. 50
Abscess in the Lungs................................................ 51
Floral Consumption...........».....................................51
Tubercle Consumption........«......................................51
Mucous Consumption................................................ 51
Consumption of the Throat........................................... 51
                   Liver............................................ 52
                   Kidney.......................................... 52
                   Bowels...........................................52
                   Bladder......................................... 52
                   Womb........................................... 52
                   Mesentery....................................•• • • 52
Wasting of Flesh.................................................... 52
Emaciation of the Nerves...................................  ........ 52
                 Spinal Marrow..................................... 52 
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Atrophy........................................................... g
Hectic............................................................. w

                           SECTION VIII.
                      DROPSY AND AIR COLLECTIONS.

Dropsy in the Abdomen.......................................-.....53
Dropsy in the Chest................................................. 5J
Dropsy withiu the Pericardium....................................• - - - 54
External and Internal Dropsy of the Head.............................54
Dropsy of the Brain................................................. 54
Dropsy of the Skin.................................................. 54
Swelling of the Hands or Feet.........................................54
Wind in the Stomach and Bowels.....................................54
Abdominal Wind Swelling..........................................54
Collection of Air under the Skin...................................... 55
Flatus or Wind Collection in the Womb................................ 55

                             SECTION  IX.
                        UNNATURAL DISCHARGES.
                             1. Hemorrhages,

Bleeding at the Nose........................-...................... 55
Spitting Blood, or Hemorrhage from the Mouth and Throat...........----56
Coughing Blood from the Lungs....................................... 56
Vomiting Blood from the Stomach..................................... 56
Hemorrhoids, Piles.................................................. 57
Black Sickness...................................................... 57
Hemorrhage from the Bladder......................................... 57
Spotted Sickness................................................... 57

                2. Mucous and Other Discharges Not Bloody.

Salivation..........................................................58
Excessive Perspiration................................................58
Incontinence of the Urine............................................ 58
Morbid Urinary Secretions, Diabetes..................................59
Mucous Discharges from the Bladder....................................59
Gonorrhoea, Clap, Gleet..............................................59
Pollutio et Onania................................................... 60
Discharge from the Ear.............................................. 60
Discharge of the Food...............................^...............61
Discharge of a Substance like Chylus or Milk........................... 61
Discharge of Bloody Water or Mucous Substance......................... 61
Diarrhoea.......................................................... 61
Dysentery.......................................................... 62
Cholera.............T..„........................................... 63

                             SECTION X.
                              SUPPRESSIONS.

Obstruction or Costiveness............___„.........................63
Obstruction of the Bowels with Vomiting of Excretions.................64
Suppression of the Urine............................................. 64
Painful Urination..................................................\\ 64
Defective Urinary Separation in the Kidney........................."][ 65
Oppression of Perspiration.....................................'.'.'.'.'." 65

                             SECTION  XL
                          DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

Small Pox.......................................................... 65
 Chicken Pox,Fake Pox................................."..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...'. 66 
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                                                                  PAGE.
Vaccination of Small Pox............................................ 66
Varioloids.......................................................... 66
Measles............................................................ 67
Vaccination of Measles..............................................68
Scarlet Fever...........-............................................68
Preventive for Scarlet Fever.......................................... 69
Rubeola............................................................ 69
Puislain or Millet Exanthem.........................................  69
Nettle Rash........................................................ 69
Vesicular Exanthem................................................. 69
Purple, White and Red Millet Exanthem............................... 69
Petechiae..........................................................69
Thrush, Sprue....................  .................................70
Itch...............................................................70
Salt Rheum. Herpes........................'......................... 70
Crusta Serpiginoso.................................................. 71
Leprosy............................................................ 71
Red Spots, Small Pimples in the Face.................................. 71
Scald Head......................................................... 72
Fins on the Face.................................................... 72
Purple Spots on the Face and  Nose.................................... 72
Carbuncle.......................................................... 72
Contagious Carbuncle....................-........................... 72
Excoriations or Abrasion of the Skin...................................72
Disruptured Skin................................................... 72
Summer Freckles................................................... 72
Liver or Yellow  Freckles on the Face.................................. 72
Deadness of the  Skin................................................ 73
Callosity of the  Skin, Scirrhus of the Skin............................. 73
Wart.............................................................. 73
Nail, Corn......................................................... 73
Swelling and Pain of the Hair......................................,. 73
Mother Mark.......................................................73
Loss of Hair, Morbid Baldness......................................... 74
Water Cancer, Cancer in the Mouth.................................... 74

                             SECTION  XII.

                      DISEASED  STATE OF  THE FLUIDS.

Pale Sickness....................................................... 74
Blue Sickness....................................................... 75
Scurvy, Scorbutus................................................... 75
Jaundice..................-....................................... 75
Scrophula, King's Evil.......'........................................76
Scrophulous Ulcers.................................................. 77
Scrophulous Bone Sickness........................................... 77
Scrophulous Inflammation of  the Eyes................................. 77
Scrophulous Exanthem.........................................-— 77
Swelling of the Thymus Glands...................................... 77
Rickets............................................................ 77
Gout..............................................................78
Sciatica........................................................... 79
Disease of  the Hip Joint............................................. 79
Knotty Gout........................................................ 79
Syphilis, Venereal Diseases............................................ 79
Excessive Formation of Fat........................................... °2

                            SECTION XIII.
             DISORGANIZATIONS, FALSE ORGANIZATIONS, PARASITES.

Worm Diseases...................................................... 82
Stone Diseases...................................................... 83 
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                                                                     83
Stones in the Bladder and Kidney......................*..............s.
Gallstones........................................................ °*

                            SECTION XIV.
                            FEMALE DISEASES.

Retention of the Menses............................................. „c
Obstruction of the Menses...........................................^_
Excessive Flow of the Menses, or Uterine Hemorrhage...................°*|
Difficult and Painful Menstruation.....,............................... ~jj
Cessation of the Menses.............................................*jj!
General Observations Relating to Pregnancy............................ °z
Head Ache, Tooth Ache............................................. °*
Vomiting During Pregnancy......................................... °L
Preventives of Abortion..............................................^7
Convulsions During Pregnancy....................................... ^7
Attendance in  Childbirth............................................ °8
Puerperal Fever....................................'.................88
Directions to Nurses................................................. °°
Excessive Flow of Milk.............................................. 88
White Swelling, (Milky Leg,)......................................... 89
Leucorrhoea, Whites................................................ 89
Barrenness......................................................... 89

                            SECTION XV.
                          DISEASES OF  INFANTS.

Diet for Infants..................................................... 90
Asphvxia.......................................................... 90
Jaundice........................................................... 91
Abrasion  of the Skin................................................ 91
Thrush, Sprue...................................................... 91
Inflammation of the Eye Lids........................................ 91
Erysipelas, Induration of the Skin.................................... 91
Lockjaw.............................:............................. 92
Asthma from Enlargement of Thymus Glands............................ 92
Syphilis............................,............................... 92
Diarrhoea.......................................................... 92
Vomiting.......................................................... 93
Fevers............................................................. 93
Convulsions, Cramps, Spasms......................................... 93
Difficult Dentition................................................... 94
Pimples, Tetter, Ringworm, Sores on the Head..........................94
Croup............................................................. 64
Acute Asthma.......................................................95
Dropsy of the Brain................................................95
Mesentery Atrophy.................................................. 96
Halting............................................................. 96

Artificial  Sores, Fonticula___........................................ 96 
EXAMPLES
FOR READING AND WRITING
PRESCRIPTIONS.
  The medical practice has but one language—the Latin, and but one
science of Physic, which is based upon the eternal law of Nature.
  Natura sanat, medicus curat morbos.
EXAMPLES FOR  MIXTURES.
             LATIN.
R.* Extract. Taraxac,f
               Unciam Dimidiam,
    Aquae Fontanae,   Uncias iv.,
    Syr. Sennas,       Unc. j.
             Misce.
S.J Omni hora cochleare.
   (In horas singulas cochleare.)
            ENGLISH.
Take of Extract of Dandelion,
                   half an ounce,
       Spring water,  four ounces.
       Syrup of Senna,   one oz.
              Mix.
  Label  it—One   table-spoonful
every hour.
EXAMPLES FOR  SATURATIONS.
R.  Carbon. Potassae,  Drachmas ij.

    Succ. Citri., rec. expr. q. s. ad
      perfect saturat.

    Aquae Destillat.,       Unc. iv.
             Misce.
S. Omni bihoria cochleare.
   (Bina quaque horas cochleare.)
Take of Carbonate of Potassa,
                   two drachms.
        Freshly expressed lemon
         juice, a sufficient quantity
         to perfectly saturate it.§
        Distilled water,   four oz.
              Mix.
  Label—One table-spoonful eve-
ry two hours.
  *R., Recipe, takeof.
  tit ought to be remembered, that pr«scriptions are written in the genitivug, and
are not read Extractum, Aqua, Syrupus, Sulphas, Murias, but Extracti, Aquae, Sy.
rupi, Sulphatis, Muriatis, <fec.
  jSignatura—Label it.
  §It is called perfectly saturated if in it blue lacmus paper ia not changed to red,
or if red lacmus paper is not changed to blue. 
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EXAMPLES  FOR INFUSIONS.
R. Rad. Valerian, concisae,
                     unc. semis.
   Infunde cum aq. fervidae per
     semihoram in vase  clauso
     colat. unc. viij.,
          Adde
Syr. Rubi. Idaei,
unc. i.
          Misce.
S.  Omni trihorio cochleare.
(Tertia quaque hora cochleare.)
R. Fol. Sennae,            dr. ij.
   Semin. Anisi,           dr. i.
   Infunde cum aquae fervid, q. s.
      per horae quadrante colatur.
      uncias vij.

             Adde.
   Syr. Mororum,         unc. i.
            Misce.
  S.  Omni bihorio duo cochlear.
(Bina quaque hora duo cochlear.)
Take of Valerian Root, bruised,
                  half an ounce.
       Infuse it in boiling  water
         half an hour, in a cover-
         ed vessel, until it  is re-
         duced to  8  oz.,  then
         strain  and
             Add
       Syrup of Raspberry,
one ounce.
Mix.
  Label—One tablespoonful every
three hours.
Take of Senna Leaves, two dra'ms.
       Anise Seed,    one drachm
       Infuse it  in  a  sufficient
         quantity of water one-
         fourth of an hour, till it
         is reduced to 7 oz., then
         strain and Add
       Syrup of Mulberry, one oz.
             Mix.
  L. Two tablespoonfuls every two
hours.
EXAMPLES FOR  DECOCTIONS.
R, Rad. Althaeae,      unciam j.

   Coque cum aquae fontan. unc.
      x. ad unc. vj. colatur.

             Adde
   Syr. Rhoeados,        unc. j.

   Aq. Lauro Cerasi,    gutt xx.

   Vini Antimonii,
            drachm, un. et semis.
             Misce.
   S. Omni bora cochleare.
   (In horas singulas cochleare.)
Take of Marsh Mallow Root,
                     one ounce.
       Boil it in ten ounces  of
         spring water, until it is
         reduced to  six ounces,
         then strain and add
       Syrup of  Red Poppy,
                     one ounce.
       Cherry Laurel Water,
                   twenty drops.
       Antimonial Wine,
           one drachm and a half.
             Mix.
  L. One tablespoonful every hour. 
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EXAMPLES FOR DECOCTIONS AND INFUSIONS.
R. Cort. Chinae Regii,    unc. j.

   Coque cum  aquae  fontanae
      unc. x. ad unc. vij,.
             Adde.
   Corticis Aurantiorum,   dr. ij.
   Infunde colatur.
             Adde
   Syrup Symplicis,       unc. j.
             Misce.
  S. Omni trihorio cochleare.
  (Tertia quaque hora cochleare.)
Take of King's Peruvian Bark,
                    one ounce.
      Boil it in 10  oz.  of spring
         water, until it is reduced
         to 7  oz., then infuse it
         with  two  drachms  of
         Orange Peel, strain and
             Add
      Simple Syrup, one ounce.
             Mix.
  L.  One tablespoonful  every
three hours.
EXAMPLES FOR EMULSIONS.
R. Amygdal. Dulc,    unc. semis.
   Tere cum aquae fontan. unc. iv.
     ut fiat emulsio;

            Adde
   Syrup. Simplicis,  drachm, iij.
            Misce
  S.  Omni hora cochleare.
  (In horas singulas cochleare.)
R Amygdalar. Dulcium,  unc. j.
   Tere cum 6ub continua agitati-
     one aquae fontanae unc viij.
     ut fiat emulsio;
         Adde
Extr. Hyoscyami,
  gran. iv.

unc. semis.
 Sacchari Albi,
          Misce.
S. Omni bihorio cochleare.
(Bina quaque hora cochleare.)
Take of Sweet Almonds half an oz.
      Rub them  in four ounces
         of  spring  water,   and
         make an  emulsion;
             Add
      Simple Syrup, 3 drachms.
             Mix.
  L. A tablespoonful every hour.
Take of Sweet Almonds,   one oz.
       Beat them into a uniform
         pulpy mass,  gradually
         adding spring water and
         constantly triturating un-
         til it is reduced to 8  oz.
         of emulsion; add
   Extract of Henbane,
                    four grains.
   White Sugar,  half an ounce.
             Mix.
  Label—One tablespoonful every
two hours.
EXAMPLES FOR GUMMOUS EMULSIONS.
R. Pulv. Gummi Ammoniac,
                   drachmas ij.
   Tere  cum  aquae  destillatae,
     unc. vi., ut fiat emulsio;
Take of Gum Ammoniac,
                  two drachms.
       Rub it in 6 ounces of dis-
         tilled water till  it be-
         comes an emulsion; 
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         Adde
Syrup. Amygdalar,
unc. j.
          Misce.
S.  Omni trihorio cochleare.
Tertia quaque hora cochleare.)
             Add
       Syrup of Almonds,
                     one ounce.
             Mix.
  L.  One  tablespoonful  every
three hours.
EXAMPLES FOR OLEOUS  MIXTURES.
.R. 01. Amygdal. dulc, unc. semis.

   Pulv. Gummi Arabic,
                     drachm, ij.
          Misce exacte,
             Adde
   Subcontinua  agitatione aquae
      fontan. unc. vj.
         Adde
Syr. Pap. Albi,
unc. semis.
          Misce.
S.  Omni hora cochleare.
(In horas singulas cochleare.)
Take of Oil of Sweet Almonds,
                  half an ounce.
       Gum Arabic, in powder,
                   two drachms.
         Mix perfectly,
            Ad ding-
       Gradually  6 oz. of spring-
         water,  triturating  con-
         stantly.
             Add
   Syrup of White Poppy,
                  half an ounce.
             Mix.
  L.  One   tablespoonful  every
hour.
EXAMPLES FOR  POWDERS.
R. Nitratis Potassae,
                   drachmam j.
    Pulv. Gummi Arabic,
                     unc. semis.
    Sacchari Lactis,    drach. iij.

    Extr. Hyoscyami,
    Pulv. Ipecacuanhae,
                    aa gran, vj.
        Misce fiat pulvis.
  S. Omni trihorio cochleare par-
vum.
(Tertia quaque hora cochlearcul.)
Take of Nitrate of Potassa,
                   one drachm.
       Gum Arabic, in powder,
                 half an ounce.
       Sugar of Milk,
                 three drachms.
       Extract of Henbane,
       Ipecacuanha in powder,
              of each, six grains.
       Reduce to powder.
  L. One teaspoonful every three
hours.
  (One teaspoonful 4 times  a day.)
R Pulv. Rhei,
drachmam j.
Carbonatis Magnes.,
            scrupulam semis.
Sacchari Albi,          scr. ij.
01. Foeniculi,         gutt. iv.
Take of Rhubarb, in powder,
                   one drachm.
       Carbonate of Magnesia,
                 half a scruple.
       White Sugar, two scruples.
       Oil of Fennel Seed,
                    four drops. 
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        Misce fiant pulv.
   Divid. in IX.  partes aequales.
  S. Mane,  meridie,  et  nocte,
pulvis.
       Reduce to powder and di-
         vide into 9 equal parts.
  L. A powder morning noon and
night.
  (One powder three times a day.)
EXAMPLES FOR  PILLS.
R. Pulv. Rhei,
   Extract. Taraxac,
         aa drachm, un. et semis.
   Ut fiant pilul. gran. iij.
   Consperg. Pulv. Liquir.

   S. Mane et nocte pilulae quinque.
R. Sulphatis Potassae,
   Pulv. Sennae,        aa dr. j.

   Extract. Taraxac, q. s. ut fiant
     pilulae No. LX.

  S. Omni nocte pilulae quinque.
  (In noctes singulas pil. quinque.)
Take of Rhubarb in powder,
      Extract of  dandelion,
        of each one dr. and a half.
      Make into pills of 3 gr. each
      Roll  them  in  powder of
         liquorice.
  L. 5 pills morning and  evening.
Take of Sulphate of Potassa,
       Senna, in powder,
            of each one drachm.
       Extract of Dandelion, a suf-
         ficient quantity to make
         60 pills.
  Label—5 pills every evening.
EXAMPLES FOR POULTICE.
R Herbae Althaeae,
   Flor. Chamomill. Vulgaris,
   Farinae lini,
      singulorum partes aequales.
         Concisa misce.
  S. Species ad cataplasma.
Take of Marsh Mallow Leaves,
       German  Chamomile,
       Linseed Meal,
             of each equal parts.
       Cut and mix.
  Label—Use for poultice.
EXAMPLES FOR  TEA.
R Rad. Bardanae,
   Rad. Liquiril.,  aa unc. semis.

   Fol. Sennae,
   Sem.  Coriandri,
   Sem.  Anisi,    aa drachm, iij.

   Contusa et concisa misceantur.
   S. Species.
Take of Burdock Root,
      Liquorice Root,
          of each half an ounce.
      Senna Leaves,
      Coriander Seed,
      Anise Seed,
          of each three drachms.
      Cut, pound and mix.
  L. Use like tea. 
ALPHABETICAL  ORDER  OF  SIMPLICIA.
           LATIN.

Acetum.
Acetum destillatum.
Acidum muriaticum depuratum.
    "  nitricum      "
    "  sulphuricum   "
Adeps suillus.
iErugo.
iEthiops antimonialis.
    "   martialis.
    "   inineralis.
    "   vegetabilis.
Allium cepa.
  "   salivum.
Aloe lucida.
Alumen crudum.
    "  ustum.
Ambra grisea.
Ammoniacum.
Amygdalae amarae.
    "      dulcis.
Amylum.
Antimonium crudum.
Aqua amygdalarum amarum.
  "  calcis.
  "  communis.
  "  destillata.
  "  fervida.
  "  fontana.
  "  pluvialis.
  "  Jauro cerasi.
Argentum.
    "     foliatum.
Arsenicum.
Asa dulcis seu benzoe.
 "  foetida.
Aurum.
Oxungia porcus.
ENGLISH.
 A
Vinegar.
Distilled vinegar.
Pure muriatic acid.
   "  nitric     "
   "  sulphuric  "
Lard.
Acetate of copper.
Antimonial ethiops.
Martial       "
Mineral       "
Vegetable    "
Onion.
Garlic.
Clear Aloes.
Crude alum.
Dried alum.
Gray amber.
Ammoniac.
Bitter almonds.
Sweet almonds.
Starch.
Crude antimony.
Bitter almond water.
Lime        "
Common     "
Distilled      "
Hot
Spring        "
Rain         "
Cherry laurel "
Silver.
Silver leaves.
Arsenic.
Benzoin.
Assafoetida.
Gold.
Lard. 
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           LATIN.

Baccae juniperi.
  "    lauri.
Balsamum copaiva.
     "    Peruvianum.
     "    tolutanum.
Baryta.
Benzoe.
Bismuthum.
Bolus alba.
  "   Armena.
Borax.
Butyrum cacao.
     "   insultura.

Cacao.
Calcaria usta, )
Calx viva.    J
Camphora.
Canella alba.
Cantharides.
Capita papaveris.
Capsicum.
Carbo praeparatus.
  "   spongiae, )
      seu ustae, j"
  "   vegetabilis.
Cardamomum.
Caricae.
Caryophyllae.
Cassia cinnamomL
Castoreum.
Catechu.
Cera alba.
  **  fiava.
Cerussa.
Cetaceum.
Cineres clavellati.
Cinnabaris.
Cinnamomum.
Coccionella.
Colocynthis.
Colophonium.
Conchae praeparatae.
Cornu cervi.
Cortex aurantiorum.
  "    angusturae.
  "    cascarillae.
  "  chinae fuscus seu officinalis )
Cinchona condammeaHumboldtij
IS
ENGLISH.
Juniper berries.
Laurel berries.
Copaiva balsam.
Peru balsam.
Tolu Balsam.
Baryta.
Benzoin.
Bismuth.
White  bolus.
Armenia bolus.
Borax.
Cocoa  butter.
Fresh butter.
C
Cocoa.
Quicklime.
Camphor.
White canella.
Spanish flies.
Poppy heads.
Cayenne pepper.
Prepared charcoal.

Burned sponge.

Charcoal.
Cardamom.
Figs.
Cloves.
Cassia.
Castor.
Catechu.
White wax.
Yellow wax.
White lead.
Spermaceti.
Potassa.
Cinnabar.
Cinnamon.
Cochineal.
Colocynth.
Colophony.
Prepared oyster shells.
Hartshorn.
Orange peel.
Angustere bark.
Cascarilla bark.
Brown Peruvian bark. 
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ATIN
ENGLISH
Cortex chinae regius, )	
Cinchona angustifolia Ruiz, >	King's Peruvian bark.
Seu cinchona lancifolia Mutis. J	
Cortex chinae ruber, > Cinchona angustifolia Ruiz. $	Red Peruvian bark.
Cortex citri.	Lemon peel.
" cinnamomi.	Cinnamon bark.
" mezerei.	Mezereon bark.
" pomi granati.	Rind of fruit of punica granat
" quassiae.	Quassia bark.
" quarcus.	Oak bark.
" salicis.	White willow bark.
" simarubae.	Simaruba bark.
" ulmi.	Slippery elm.
Ctemor tartarL	Cream of tartar.
" lactis.	Cream of milk.
Creta alba	Chalk.
Crocus orientalis.	Oriental saffron.
Cubebae.	Cubebs.
Cuprum.	Copper.
] Decoctum althaeae.	1 Decoction of marshmallow,
" hordei.	" " barley.
" lini.	" " linseedi
E	
Elaterium.	Elaterium
Emplastrum adhaesivum.	Adhesive plaster.
" cantharidum.	Plaster of Spanish flies.
" cicutae.	" of hemlock.
" diachylon.	Gum plaster.
" hydrargyri.	Mercurial plaster.
" hyoscyami.	Plaster of henbane.
" lythargyrium.	Litharge plaster.
" vesrcatorium.	Blistering plaster.
Euphorbium.	Euphorbium.
Extractum absinthil	Extract of absinth.
" aconiti.	" monkshood.
" belladonnae.	" deadly nightshade.
" cardui benedicti.	" blessed thistle.
" cascarillae.	" cascarilla.
" centaurii minoris.	" centaury.
" chelidonii.	" great celandine.
" cicutae.	" hemlock.
" chinae.	" Peruvian bark.
" conii.	" hemlock.
" dulcamarae.	" bittersweet.
" graminis.	" grass root.
" helenii.	" elecampane.
" hyocyami.	" henbane.
 
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            LATIN.

Extractum lupulii.
     "    nucis vomicae.
     "     ratanhae.
          taraxaci.
           trifolii.

Farina hordei.
   "   lini.
Fel tauri inspissatum.
Ferrum pulveratum.
Flores arnicae.
   "   aurantii.
   "   benzoes.
   •'   chamomillae romanae.
   "       "       vulgaris.
   "   convalaria majalis.
   "   lavendulae.
   "   millefolii.
   "   naphae.
   "   rhoeados.
   "   rosarum.
   "   sambuci.
   "   sulphuris.
   "   sulphuris loti.
   "   tanaceti.
   "   verbasci.
   "   zinci.
 Folio aurantii.
   "  diosma crenata.
   "  farfarae.
   "  lauro cerasL
   "  sennae.
   •'  uvae ursi.
 Fructus tamarindorum.

 Glandes quarcus.
 Graphitis.
 Gummi ammoniacum.
   "     arabicum.
   "     galbanum.
   "     guttae.
   "     tragacanth.


 Helmintochortos.
 Herba absinthii.
   "    aconitii.
    "    althaeae.
   "   belladonnae.
E
            ENGLISH

Extract of hops.
       "  nux vomica.
       "  ratanha.
       "  dandelion.
       "  trifolium.
F
Barley meal.
Linseed meal.
Evaporated ox gall.
Powder of iron.
Leopardsbane flowers.
Orange flowers.
Flowers of benzoin.
Roman chamomile flowers.
German chamomile flowers.
Convallaria majalis.—Linn.
Lavender flowers.
Yarrow, or milfoil flowers.
Orange flowers.
Red poppy.
Roses.
Elder flowers.
Sulphur flowers.
Washed sulphur flowers.
Tansy flowers.
Great  mullein flowers.
Zinc flowers.
Orange leaves.
Buchu leaves.
Coltsfoot leaves.
Cherry laurel leaves.
Senna leaves.
Bearberry leaves.
Tamarinds.
G
Galls of the oak.
Black lead, (carb. of iron.)
Ammoniac gum.
Gum arabic.
Gum galbanum.
Gamboge.
Gum tragacanth.
H
Worm moss.
Herb of absinth.
    "   monkshood.
    "   marshmallow.
    "   deadly nightshade. 
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             LATIN.

  Herba botryos Mexicanae.
    "   cardui benedicti.
    "   centaurii minoris.
    "   cheledonii majoris.
    "   cherefolii.
    "   cicutae.
    "  cochleariae.
    "   conii.
    "  digitalis purpurea.
    "  fumariae.
    "  hyssopi.
    "  jaceae.
    "  lactucae virosae.
    "  linarae.
    "  majoranae.
    "   melissae.
    "   menthae crispae.
           "    piperitae.
    "   millefolii.
   "   plantago.
   "   roris marini.
   "   rutae.
   "   sabinae.
   "   salviae.
   "   stramonii.
   "   tanaceti.
   "   trifolii.
   "   tussilago.
   "   verbasii.
   "   veronicae.
Hirudines.
Hydrargyrum.

Icthyocolla.
Iodum seu iodina.

Kali carbonicum crudum.
Kino.
ENGLISH.
H
   J Chenopodium.
   ( Ambrosioides.—Linn.
   Herb of blessed thistle.
       "  centaury.
       "  great celandine.
   Scandix chere folium-Linn. (Cher-
   Herb of hemlock.            [viL)
   Scurvy grass.
   Herb of hemlock.
       "  purple foxglove.
   Fumaria officinalis—Linn.
   Hyssop.
   Three colored violet.
   Strong scented lettuce.
   Common toadflax.
   Sweet marjoram.
   Balm.
   Spearmint.
  Peppermint.
  Yarrow, or milfoil herb.
  Plantain.
  Rosemary herb.
  Rue herb.
  Savine herb.
  Sage.
  Thorn apple herb.
  Tansy herb.
  Menyantes trifoliata.
  Coltsfoot.
  Great mullein herb.
  Speedwell.
  Leech.
  Quicksilver.

 I Isinglass.
 I Iodine.
H
 I Impure Potassa.
 I Kino.
Lac sulphuris.
Lac vaccinum.
Lapides cancri.

     "  caliminaris.
     "  causticus.
     "  infernalis.
Lichen islandicus.
Milk of sulphur.
Cow's Milk.
Crabstone found in the stomach of
  the Cancri Astaci—Linn.
Calamine stone.
Caustic potassa.
Nitrate of silver.
Iceland moss. 
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LATIN.
ENGLISH.
Lignum Campechianum.
     "  guajacum.
     "  quassiae.
     "  sassafras.
Limatura martis praeperata.
Lythargyrum.
Lycopodium.

Macis.
Magnesia alba.
     "   usta.
Manganesium nigrum.
Manna.
Mastiche.
Mel communis.
Mel album.
Mercurius vivus.
Mica panis albi.
Minium.
Moschus.
Murias ammoniae depuratae.
Myrrha

Nuces moschatae.
  "   vomicae.
Logwood.
Guaiac wood.
Quassia wood.
Sassafras wood.
Prepared iron or steel filings.
Litharge.
Club moss seed.
M
Mace.
Magnesia.
Calcined magnesia.
Oxide of manganese.
Manna.
Mastiche.
Common honey.
White honey.
Quicksilver.
Crumb of white bread.
Red lead.
Musk.
Pure ammoniac salt.
Myrrh.
IV
Nutmeg.
Nux vomica.
O
Oleum absinthii coctum.
  "       "    aethereum.
  "    amygdalarum dulcis.
  "       "  amarum aethereum.
  "    animale aethereum, )
  "       "   dippelii,    [
  "       "   foetidum.
  "    anisi.
  "    corticum aurantiorum.
  "    bergamottae.
  "    cacao.
  "    cajaputi.
  "    calami.
  "    carvi.
  "    caryophyllorum.
  "    cassiae.
  "    de  cedro.
  "    chamomillae aethereum.
  "       "       coctum.
  "    cinnamomi.
  "    cortes citri.
       crotonis.
Oil decoction of absinth.
Distilled oil of  absinth.
Oil of sweet almonds.
Distilled oil of bitter almonds.

Etheric animal oil.

Oil of hartshorn, or foetid animal oil.
   "  anise.
   "  orange peel.
   "  bergamot.
   "  cocoa.
   "  cajaput
   "  sweet flag.
   "  caraway.
   "  gloves.
   "  cassia.
   "  lemon peel.
Etheric chamomile oil.
Oil decoction of chamomile.
Oil of cinnamon.
   "   lemon peel.
Croton oil. 
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	LATIN.	ENGLISH.
	o	
Oleui	n cumini.	Oil of cumin seed.
k	florum aurantiorum.	" orange flowers.
u	foeniculi.	" fennel seed.
«	hyosoyami coctum.	Oil decoction of henbane.
"	jecoris aselli.	Cod liver oil.
'•	juniperi baccarum.	Oil of juniper berries.
M	lauri seu laurinum.	" laurel "
(<	lavendulae.	" lavender.
«	lini.	" flax seed.
u	macidis.	" mace.
"	majoranae.	" majoram.
u	menthae crispae.	" spearmint.
tt	" piperitae.	" peppermint.
«	neroli.	" orange flowers.
a	nucura juglandi.	" buttternut
«	olivarum.	Olive oil.
«	origani.	Oil of origanum.
«	ovorum.	" eggs-
"	paperis albi.	" white poppy seed.
((	petrae.	Rock oil.
H	ricini.	Castor oil.
(<	rorismarinl	Oil of rosemary.
«	rosarum.	Rose oil.
(<	rutae.	Oil of rue.
"	sabinae.	" savine.
u	succini.	" amber.
it	tanaceti.	" tansy.
it	terebinthinae.	Turpentine oil.
tt	thymi.	Oil of thyme.
a	Valerianae.	" valerian.
it	vitriolL	" vitriol.
Olibanii.		Olibanum.
Opium.		Opium.
Os sepiae.		Cuttle fish bone.
Oxali	um.	Wood sorrel salt.
Petroleum.		Rock oil.
Phosphorus.		Phosphorus.
Piper	album.	White pepper.
"	Hispanicum.	Cayenne "
«	nigrum.	Black "
Pix vanalis.		Ship's pitch.
Plumbago.		Black lead, (carb. of iron.)
Poma	colocynthidis.	Fruit of colocynth. t
Quassiae. j		Quassia.
Quarcus. |		Oak bark.
 
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           LATIN.

Radix althaeae.
  "  angelicae.
  "  arnicae.
  "  bardanae.
  "  belladonnae.
  "  bryoniae.
  "  calami.
  "  caryophyllatae.
  "  Colombo.
  "  curcuma.
  "  enulae.
  "  filicis.
  "  gentianae.
  "  glycyrrhizae.
  "  graminis.
  "   helenii.
  "  hellebori albi.
          „   nigri.
  "  jalapae.
  "  ipecacuanhae.
  "  iridis Florentinae.
  "   liquiritiae.
  "  paeoniae.
  "  pimpinellae.
  "  rhatanhae.
  "  rhei.
  "   rubiae tinctorum.
  "   salep.
  "   saponariae.
  "  sarsaparillae.
  "   scillae.
  "   senegae.
  "   serpentariae Virginiae.
  "   taraxacl
  "   tormentillae.
  "   Valerianae.
  "   zingiberis.
Resina guajacL
  "    jalapa
 . "    pini burgundica

Saccharum album.
     "     lactis.
     "     saturnl
Sagapenum.
Sal asetocellae.
 "  amarum.
 " ammoniacum depuratum.
 "  culinare.
R
ENGLISH.
Marshmallow root
Angelica      "
Leopardsbane "
Burdock      "
Deadly nightshade root
Bryonia alba.—Linn.
Sweet flag root.
Clove       "
Columbo    "
Curcuma    "
Elecampane "
Male shield fern  root.
Gentian          "
Liquorice         "
Grass root of the Triticum repens.
Elecampane root.        —[Linn.
White hellebore  root.
Black       »    "
Jalap            "
Ipecacuanha      "
Florentine orris   "
Liquorice         "
Paeony           "
Small saxifrage   "
Rhatany         "
Rhubarb         "
Madder          "
Salep
Soapwort        "
Sarsaparilla      "
Squill
Seneka          "
Virginian snake   "
Dandelion       "
Tormentil       "
Valerian         "
Ginger           •'
Rosin of guiac.
      "   jalap.
Burgundy pitch.
S
White sugar.
Sugar of milk.
Sugar of lead.
Sagapenum.
Wood sorrel salt
Bitter salt.
Pure ammoniac salt
Kitchen salt 
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           LATIN.

Sal marinum.
 "  mirabile glauberi depuratum.
 "  sodae depuratum.
 "  succini.
 "  tartari.
Sandaraca.
Snpo alba.
  " medicatus.
  " communis.
Scammonium halepense.
Sebum seu sevum ovillum.
Secale cornutum.
Semen anisi stellati.
  "    "   vulgaris.
  "  cacao.
  "  carvi.
  "  cinae seu santonicum.
  "  colchici.
  "  coriandri.
  "  cumiui.
  "  cydoniorum.
  "  foeniculi.
  "  lycopodii.
  "  paveris alba.
  "  phellandrii aquatici.
  "  sabadillae.
  "  santonici.
  "  sinapis.
Serum lactic.
  "    "   aluminatum.
  "    "   tamarindinatum.
Sinapismus.
Spatum ponderosum.
Sperma ceti.
Spongiae marinae.
    "   tostae seu ustae.
Spiritus frumenti.
    "  nitrL
    "  salis depuratus.
    "  vini alcoholisatus, )
    "   "  rectificatus.  )
    "  vitrioli.
Stannum.
    "   raspatum.
Stipites dulcamarae.
Strobili lupull
Styrax.
Succinum.
Succus citri.
              ENGLISH
8
 Sea salt.
 Pure wonder salt ot glauber.
 Pure soda salt, (carb. of soda.)
 Salt of amber.
 Potassa
 Sandarach.
 White soap.
 Pure soap.
 Common soap.
 Halepens  scammony.
 Suet.
 Ergote.
 Star anise.
 Anise seed.
 Cocoa  "
 Caraway seed.
 Artemisia contra.—Linn.
 Colchicum seed.
 Coriander   "
 Cumin      "
 Quince      "
 Fennel      "
 Club moss   "
 White poppy"
 Water fennel"
 Sabadilla   "
 Cinae       M
 Mustard     " '
 Whey of milk.
 Alum whey.
 Tamarind whey.
 Mustard poultice.
 Heavy tpar.
 Spermaceti.
 Sea sponge.
 Burnt  "
 Whiskey.
 Nitric acid.
 Pure muriatic acid.
 Alcohol.

 Oil of vitriol.
 Tin.
 Powder of tin.
 Stems of  bitter sweet.
 Hops.
 Storax.
 Amber.
 Lemon juice. 
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LATIN.
ENGLISH.
Succus liquiritiae.
Sulphas cupri.
Syrupus althaeae.
     "  amygdalarum.
     "  cinnamomi.
     "  communis.
     "  aurantiorum.
     "  llorum aurantii.
     "  liquiritiae.
     "  mannae.
     "  mororum.
     "  papaveris  albi.
     "       "   rhoeados.
     "  rhei.
     "  ribesiorum.
     "  rubi idaei.
     "  sambuci.
     "  sennae.
     "  simplex.
     "  citri.
     "  violarum.
     "  zingiberis.

Tamarindi.
Terebinthia communis.
     "      Veneta.
Terra japonica.
Thus.
Tragacantha

Ulmus.
Unguentum simplex.
Uvae passae.
   "  ursl
Extract of liquorice.
Sulphate of copper.
Syrup of marshmallow.
     "   almonds.
     "   cinnamon.
Common syrup.
Syrup of orange peel.
     "     "    flowers.
     "   liquorice.
     "   manna.
     "   mulberries.
     "   white poppy.
     "   red poppy.
     "   rhubarb.
     "   currants.
     "   raspberries.
     "   elderberries.
     "   senna
Simple syrup.
Syrup of lemon.
     "   violet.
     "   R'm8'er-
T
Tamarinds.
Common turpentin«.
Venice
Catechu.
Thus.
Tragacanth.
U
Splippery elm.
Simple ointment
Raisins.
Bearberries.
Vanilla
Vinum Hispanicum.
  "    Rhenanum.
Vitriolum album.
     "   coeruleum.
     "   cupri.
     •'   martis.
     "   zinci.
Zincum.
oxydatum.
sulphuricum.
Vanilla
Spanish wine.
Rhenish wine.
White  vitriol.
Blue vitriol.
Sulphate of  copper.
     "    " iron.
     "    " zinc
Z
Zinc.
Oxide of zinc.
Sulphate of zinc. 
THERAPEUTICS
SECTION  I.
neris.
                    FEVERS.

        FEBRES ACUTAE—FEBRES CONTINUAE.
                          ^j   This fever  usually continues  twen-
       ~.   ,  ~            | ty-four hours, and in that time natu-
       Simple ^ever.        , ra]]  comeg to & crisi  after whjch the
  bru&mplex, Nullius Ge- j.^/^  .g ^^   The treatn?ent
                           | should be negative.  See prescriptions
                          J Nos. 1, 2, 3,  4, 5 and 6.

                 INFLAMMATORY FEVER.
                Febris  Inflammaloria, Synocha.
  The  inflammatory fever usually continues  from 7 to 14 days, and
sometimes changes to the nervous or putrid fever.
  Therapia,  (remedy.)—The disease exists  in two degrees.   1st.
Slight.  2d. Violent.   In the first degree the patient  should have a
wholesome diet, but no meat, or anything which causes irritation.  He
should  have rest, cool  air, and frequent draughts of cold water.—
See Nos.  7, 8, 9 and 10.  In the second degree a Venae Sectio is nec-
essary, which  sometimes should be repeated.   Administer a purgative
also, see No. 9,  which should cause three evacuations  daily, and let
the patient often drink cold water.  See also No.  8.  If the patient
is better,  then give a roborant.   See No. 210.

                     NERVOUS  FEVER.
               Febris Nervosa—Typhus Nervosus.
  The  causes of this disease are unwholesome diet, impure air,  un-
deanliness, sorrow, trouble, the result of too many persons residing in
a small room, hemorrhage, Excessus in  Venere, use of hot medicines,
or the inhaling of contagious atmosphere.  The crisis is generally with-
in twenty-one or twenty-eight days.
  Therapia.—This disease  is of two degrees.  1st.  The Simple or
Light Nervous Fever.   For this degree the best treatment is not to do 
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too much.   Let the patient drink cold water freely, or cream of tartar
water: see No. 4.    If there are gastric, bilious or mucous complica-
tions, then see Nos. 5, 6 and  10.   If there are complications of rheu-
matism or catarrh, see No. 32.  In inflammatory complications, make
a  Venae Seclio, but only a slight one.   If there is congestion of blood
to the head, apply to it cold  water or ice.  Other remedies  are  foot
bathing,  mustard poultice on the feet,  and see No. 113.  If there  is
sordes in the stomach, give an emetic; see No. 27.
   2d.  Violent  Nervous Fever,  Typhus.  If there  are inflammatory
symptoms, bleed slightly.  Too much blood-letting causes the fever to
assume a putrid character.   If there is congestion  of blood to the
head, make an  application of leeches on the head; also apply to  it a
bladder filled with cold water or ice.  For an injection, which is good,
see No. 113.  Use mustard poultice on the feet, foot bathing,  Empl.
Cantharid. on the neck, and  allow  frequent  draughts of cold  water.
If there  are no inflammatory symptoms, then see Nos. 11, 12 and 13.
If there  is great weakness, see Nos. 14,  15,  16, 17, 18, 19 and 20.
Other requisites are clean linen, and for drink,  cold water, water and
fruit, or  wine and water.
Abdominal Typhus.
Typhus Abdominalis.
Putrid Fever.
Febris Pulrida,
      sive
Typhus Putridus.
  There are two kinds of Abdominal
Typhus.
  1st.  Typhus  Gastricus, which is  a
combination of impurities in the stom-
ach, with nervous fever.
  Therapia.—Use laxantia and ner-
vosa; see Nos. 5 and  14.
  2d.  Typhus Enteriticus, which is a
nervous  fever,  attended with an in-
flammatory affection of the glands of
the bowels.
  Therapia.—See nervous fever. Ap-
ply leeches on the bowels, or  if there
is great heat, use cold water on them.
For the  internal remedy, see  No. 13.
In obstinate cases, if the patient is not
too weak, resort to the use of calomel.
See. No. 22.
  Therapia.—The  restoratives  are
cold and fresh air, cleanliness,  appli-
cations of cold water on the head and
heart, ablutions of cold water and vin-
egar or wine, and rubbing with ice.
Use no  Empl. Canthar., because they
are likely to produce gangraena  Use
a wash  of diluted  chlorine  water,
(about one part  of  chlorine water  to
six  of rain water.)  The drink should
be  cold  water,  or wine and water.—
2 
9
Give ice pills, and see Nos. 16, 23, and
51.  Chlorine water internally is very
efficient; see No.  13.
              EMIGRATION, OR SHIP FEVER.
                      Typhus Navimigratus.
  Owing to crowded apartments, impure air and uncleanliness, this dis-
ease frequently prevails on emigrant vessels.   To prevent it, the pas-
sengers should remove to the deck twice a day, and in the meantime
the several apartments should be  thoroughly cleansed.   Every ship
ought to  keep chlorine perfumery, with which both the public and most
private apartments of the vessel should occasionally be smoked; see
No. 45.
  Treatment  on Board the  Ship.—If  the  patient  has no regu-
lar evacuations, administer sennae tea. and, after this, six drops of aci-
dum muriaticum  dilutum, in water and sugar, every two hours.  If the
patient is weak, give every two hours from  10  to 20 drops of chlorine
water,  with water and sugar.  The  drink should be cold water.  Milk
is necessary for the health of infants.  In the absence of this,  a  good
substitute is the milk of eggs, (the  yolk of an egg shaken with a pint
of water  and a little sugar added.)  Frequent  baths, too, are excellent.
Ship fever is nervous in its nature, and readily assumes a putrid char-
acter.  The treatment should be like that for nervous and putrid fevers.
Gastric Fever.              ^|
Fever from sordes,  bile and
  mucus in the 6tomach and
  bowels.
Febris  Gastrica, Biliosa,  et
  Muscosa.
Rheumatic and Catarrhal Fe- "^
  ver.
Febris Rheumatismus,
         et
  Febris Catarrhalis.
  This disease is quite prevalent.  The
best remedies have been found to be
emetics and  purgatives, and hence
arose the belief about 50 years  ago,
that all diseases could be  cured by
emetics and purgatives.
  Therapia.—First ascertain wheth-
er the  cause is in  the stomach or  in
the bowels.  If it be in the  stomach,
and  there  is a disposition to vomit,
give an emetic.  If it be in the bow-
els, purgatives are efficacious; see Nos.
5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 49 and 50.

  Rheumatic Fever is an affection  of
the membranae semsae (cerous mem-
branes) which cover the muscles, ten-
dons and bones.   Catarrhal  Fever is
an affection of the membranae mus-
cosae  (mucous membranes) of the
nose,  throat,  bronchiae,  &c,  and is
caused by insufficient clothing and cold
air, which cause irregular action of the
skin.
  Therapia.—Use antiphlogistics and 
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Contagious Fever.
Typhus Conlagiosus.
Levant, or Bubo Pest
Pestis Bubonica.
Black Vomiting.
Yellow F. ver.
Typhus Jcterodes.
]► diaphoretics; see Nos. 7, 8, 24, 29, 30,
 31 and 32.  If there is a congestion of
 blood tothelungs,make a Venae Sectio.
 If there is no congestion, use vesicatoria
 (Empl. Canth.) on the place affected.
 When there is only a slight  fever left,
 then see Nos. 25, 33, 98, 99 and 100.
    In cases of rheumatism and catarrh,
 flannel clothing should be  worn.  If
 from time to time  there  is  pain, use
 leeches or cupping, and an opium plas-
 ter.
)   Treat the same as Nervous Fever-
>• Fresh and pure air is of the highest
j importance.
   This malady is most prevalent on the
 coast of the Levant, from which it de-
 rives its name. It prevails especially in
 Egypt,Smyrna and Constantinople,but
 sometimes it has appeared in London,
 Koningsberg and Moscow. The conta-
 gion is not in the air,  but the disease
 may be taken by touching the patient
 or something which has been in con-
tact with him.  The case of the pa-
 tient is decided in from one to four
 days.   The best treatment is the sup-
 puration  of the glands of the groin
 and armpit,  which are affected.
    Pure air and rubbing with ice, have
 done  wonders.   Use also chlorine wa-
 ter internally and externally.   See
 Typhus Putrid us.
  The Yellow Fever is chiefly confin-
ed to tropical  climes, but sometimes
prevails in  northern latitudes.   The
remedy should vary according to  the
character of the disease.   If it is in-
flammatory, make a Venae Sectio, and
give from 3 to  6 grains  of calomel,
with sugar, every two or three hours.
This is found to be the most effectual
remedy.  Be  careful not to salivate.
Pure air is  also requisite.   See Putrid
Fever. 
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            COLD PEST—ORIENTAL CHOLERA.
                       Cholera Oritnlalis.
  The best preventives of Cholera are a wholesome and regular diet,
exercise, cleanliness, and comfortable sleeping rooms.   Before going to
bed, drink the cholera  tea; see  No. 44.  To regulate the bowels, lake
from time to time one teaspoonful of  Electuary of Sennae.   It should
be remembered that the treatment varies with constitutions.   If it is
a young and plethoric constitution, the treatment should be  a Venae
Sectio, leeches or cupping on the abdomen, then  an emetic, see No.
26,  then calomel, see No. 66.   To discharge the bile, see No.  346.—
When the patient has a weak and nervous  constitution,  use  antispas-
modica and antinervosa;  see Nos. 39, 40 and 350.  Experience has
taught that in all circumstances an emetic should be administered im-
mediately;  see No. 26.   For children,  see No.  503.   Every family
ought to keep  this emetic on  hand  when Cholera  prevails; it has
wrought wonders.  Treat further with a warm  poultice  on  the stom-
ach and bowels, see No. 78, warm bathing, see No. 394, mustard poul-
tice on the feet, injection, see No. 87  or 88, rubbing the abdomen with
see  No. 492, and frequent draughts of cold water, or milk of  almonds,
see  No. 390.  If these prove fruitless, then see Nos. 41, 42  and  43.
Give an injection of cold water,  or one-half ounce of chlorine water,
mixed with six ounces of milk of almonds.  When the Cholera assumes
a typhus character, treat as typhus fever.

                               This disease is caused by coming in
                              contact with the clothes or body of the
                              patient, but not by contagion in the air.
                               Therapia.—Administer an emelic
                              immtdiately.   See Nos. 26 and 27.—
                              When the  fever is severe,  its tre»t-
                            )- ment should  be  like  that of  Putrid
                              Fever.  The  external treatment be-
                              longs to Surgery. Make a poultice of,
                              see  No. 395.  For ulcers  and  gan-
                              grenous sores, a very successful rem-
                              edy is one part of chlorine water, with
                              four  or six parts of water.
Contagious Carbuncle.
Carbunculus Contagiosus.
Hydrophobia
JUabies.
   Hydrophobia is a poisoning of the
nerves.   It  remains usually  inactive
or secret two or  three weeks, some-
times months or years.
  Therapia.—The  best cure is the
prophylaxis, (preventive method.)  For
this purpose  burn  the wound with a
little gunpowder, or with a red hot iron,
and keep the sore running with unguen-
tum, see No.  48;  at the same  time,
rub  unguentum  around the  wound;
see  No. 46.  Use  No.  47 fourteen
days, internally,  until it produces a 
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y very slight salivation.  The sore ought
 to be kept running one year,  but in-
 stead of unguentum No. 48, use epis-
 pastic paper, see No.  536, or Ungu-
 entum Mezerei; see No. 537.   It the
 Hydrophobia break out, and  the pa-
 tient has a  plethoric  constitution, a
  Venae Seclio  is  necessary.    After
 this use Nos. 46, 47, and 48,  every
 two hours, till  salivation is produced;
 also use warm baths.
SECTION   II.
CHRONIC FEVERS.  INTERMITTENT FEVERS,  AGUES.

           Febres Intermittentes, Lentae, Chroiisae.
Fever every 24 hours.
Febris Quotidianae.
Fever every 48 hours.
Febris Tertianae.
Fever every 72 hours.
Febris Quarlanue.
Fever every 7  days.
Febris Octanae.
Double Quotidian Fever.
Febris LupUcata Quotidiana.
Double Tertian Fever.
Febris Duplicata Terliana.
Double Quartan Fever.
Febris Duplicata  Quurtana.
   When  fever returns periodically,
 (while present, Paroxysmus, while ab-
 sent, Apyrexia,) it is called Intermit-
 tent Fever.   '1 he treatment should be
 according to the cause, (causa morbi.)
   Isd. If the cause is gastric, bilious,
 or mucous, then see Gastric, Bilious
 and Mucous Fevers, section I.
   2d. If it  is rheumatic or catarrhal,
>see  Rheumatic and Catarrhal Fevers,
 section I.
   3d. If it is worms, see Worm Fevsr,
 section XIII.
   If the system and the  tongue are
 clean, the bowels regular,  and the fe-
 ver continues, use  antifibrilis, (fever
 lemedies.)  Seo Nos. 49, 50, 51, 52,
 53,  54, 55 and 60.  A vegetable diet
 is desirable.
Obstinate Quartan Fever.    ^   Sometimes a continuance of the fe
Febris Quurtana Pertinacia.  \ ver is caused by b d diet, the use o
                             Peruvian bark, or Quinine belore the 
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|  system is  thoroughly  cleansed, ob-
!  structions, or by masked Syphilis.  #
    Therapia.—Give first an  emetic,
  see No. 28, after this see Nos. 56, 57,
  58 and 59.   Some have recommend-
  ed arsenicum, but it is uncertain and
3 dangerous, and ought not to be  used.
MASKED  INTERMITTENT FEVER.
    Febres Intermittentes Larvatae.
Fever  which   returns  with
  headache.
Febris Intermittens  Cephalea.
Fever  which   returns  with
  toothache.
Febris Intermittens  Ondontal-
  gia.
Fever which returns with in-
  flammation of the eyes.
Febris Intermittens  Ophthal-
  mia.
Fever which returns with in-
  flammation of the lungs.
Febris Intermittens Pneumonia
   These fevers are masked under the
 forms of headache, toothache, inflam-
 mation of the eyes or lungp.   If the
 fever departs, the patient is better till
:>it commences again.
   Therapia.—If there are symptoms
 of inflammation of the lungs, make a
  Venae Seclio.  The other treatment
 is like that for Intermittent Fever.
   DANGEROUS OR  DEADLY INTERMITTENT FEVERS.
           Febres Intermittens Maligna she Perniciosa.
Fever which returns with apo-
  plexy.
Febris  Intermittens Apoplec-
  tica.
Fever which returns with con-
  tinued sleep.
Febris Intermittens Soporosa.
Fever which returns with con-
  vulsions.
Febris Intermittens Convulsiva
Fever which returns with suf-
  focation.
Febris  Intermittens Suffocato-
  ria.
Fever which returns with chol-
    These fevers are called  dangerous
 or deadly intermittent fevers, because
 every commencement of fever brings
 the  patient in great danger.  It is
 necessary to suppress the fever imme-
 diately,  and  this  can  be done  with
J^Nos. 60, 61  and  62.   If the patient
 has a plethoric constitution,  make a
  Venae Sectio.   After the fever is sup-
 pressed, seek to ascertain the  cause of
 the fever.  If it is gastric, bilious, mu-
 cous, or worms, then see Gastric, Bil-
 ious and Worm Fevers.
Febris Intermittens Cholerica.
Fever which returns with colic.
Febris Intermittens Colica. 
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CHRONIC OR LINGERING FEVERS.
     Febres Chronicae sive Lentae.
Lingering Nervous Fever.
Febris Lenta Nervosa.
  This fever sometimes succeeds Ner-
vous fever.  The causes are over ex-
ertion of ihe mind and body, excessus
in venere et onania,  hemorrhage, flu-
or albus and gonorrhoea
  Therapia.—Use  warm,  aromatic
bathing, see No. 396, malt bathing,
pure air, country resort, and see Nos.
63,  64 and 65.  Pure sweet wine, and
a good climate are beneficial.
Consumptive Fever.
Ftbris Phthisica.

Hectic Fever.
Febris Hectica.

Lingering Symptomatic Fever.
Febris Lenta Symptomatica.
See Consumption, section VII.
See Hectica, section VII.
  This fever is attended with Arthri-
tis, Syphilis or Scrofula.   The treat-
ment is the same as for them.
SECTION   III.
INFLAMMATIONS AND CONGESTION OF BLOCD.
       Inflammationes et Congestiones Sanguineae.
Inflammation of the Brain.
Phrenitis sive Encephalitis.
   Anything which causes irritation of
 the head is liable to produce Enceph-
 alitis, for which a Venae Sectio is nec-
 essary;  also  leeches on the  temples
 and neck,  cold water or ice on the
 head, foot-bathing and injections; see
\ No. 113.  See also  Nos. 5, 9, 10, 66.
 Apply a mustard poultice or Empl.
 Cantharid. on the feet   If the disease
 assumes a nervous  or adynamic char-
 acter, (Phreni is Nervosa sive Ady-
 namica,) then see Nos. 14,15,16,17,
 18 and  20. 
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Delirium Tremens.
Delirium Febrile,
       sive
Encephalitis Nervosa.
]   If the patient has a plethoric con-
 I stitution, make  a Venae  Sectio; use
 | leeches, and cold water or ice on the
 5-head, Empl. Canthaiid. on  the neck,
  foot bathing and injections; see No.
  113.  Use'internally Nos. 5, 6, 7,  9,
  10, 68 and 69.
Hysterical Delirium, and De-^    A   }  Emplastr. Cantharid. on the
  lmum from Onanism.        neck; and see Nos. 19, 20, 21,51 and
Delirium Hystencum et  Ona- V 69   Wine> Rnd aQ emetic> see No. 27,
  mticum  sive                are beneficial.
Encephalitis Aaynamica.     j
Brain Fever, or Delirium from-")
  Sordes in  the Bowels, Bile |    The cure consists in emetics, purg-
  and Worms.               ^-alives  and anthelmetics.   See  Gas-
Encephalitis Gaslrica, Biiiosa ] trie, Bilious and Worm Fevers.
  et Verminosa.             j
Brain Fever after Delivery.    )    See Puerperal Fever.
Encephalitis Puerpuralis.     y

Brain Fever, from a transfer oH    ^   t-,i          ^      , ^
  Rheumatism.Gout,orErup    .  See Rheumatism Gout and Exan-
  tion, to the Brain.          \*wm:  _  AWl7.  Contrast.mulantia,
Encephalitis Metastatica.     J LraPh Cantharld- on the ne^k-
Inflammation  of  the  Spinal}   This originates from  congestion of
  Marrow,  and of the Spinal
  Bones.
Myelitis et Spondylitis
blood,  (especially  the hemorrhoidal
congestion,)  rheumatism,  metastasis,
or external injury.
  Therapia.—The external remedies
are leeches, rubbing with  Ung.  Ky-
drargyr., and  an Empl. Canthar. on
the b7ick.  The internal are Nos 5, 6,
9,  10, and 22.   Also make artificial
sores on the back.
INFLAMMATION OF THE THROAT.
                Angina.
Inflammation of the Pharynx/
Angina Pharyngia sive Pha-
  ryngitis.
Inflammation of the Larynx.
Angina Laryngia sive Laryn-
  gitis.
Inflammation of the Tonsils.
    This is generally caused by taking
  cold.
    Therapia.—In slight attacks wear
  flannel on  the  throat,  apply a mus-
  tard  poultice,  and  gargle  with  el-
  der-flower  tea, vinegar and  honey,
  and use ako a liniment; see No. 397,
| or Nos. 70, 71, 72.   If this is not suf- 
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Quinsy.                      | ficient,  apply leeches  on the throat
Angina Tonsillaris sive Ton- ^-and cup on il-.e neck.   If these prove
  sillilis.                      ineffectual,  and  the  breathing  and
                              swallowing are difficult, apply on the
                              throat an Empl. Canthar., and a poul-
                              tice;  see No. 78; see also No. 73, and
                              for an emetic see  No.  27.   The pa-
                              tient  vomits more easily than he swal-
                              lows.  If the tonsils  are very much
                              swollen, resort to scarification.
Gastric and  Bilious Inflamraa-"
  tion  of the Throat.
Angina Gaslrica et Biliosa.
    The cause is impurities in the stom-
 ach ; the tongue is coated and yellow.
    Therapia—Give  an emetic;  see
> No. 27,  and purgatives, see Nos. 5, 6,
 9 and 10.   If necessary, apply leeches
 on the throat.
Catarrhal Inflammation of the
  Throat.
Angina Serosa sive Catarrha-
  lis.
Inflammation of  the Palate of
  the Mou h.
Angina Uvularis sive Uvuli-
  tis.
  The tongne is white, and the swel-
ling not very painful.
  Therapia.—Give an emetic, see No.
27, diaphoretics, see Nos. 29  and  32,
and purgatives, see Nos. 5,  6 and 8.
If -these  are not sufficient then  see
No. 70.  Internally use No. 146,  and
rub with liniment, see No. 397.   Ap-
ply a mustard poultice on throat,  and
gargle with Nos. 72 and 76.   If these
prove ineffectual, apply leeches on the
throat, and see No.  22.   If  there is
congestion of the blood to the  head,
make a Venae Sectio, and if  necessa-
ry, resort at last to scarification of the
uvula
Inflammmation of the Parotis "1    This usually arises from taking cold
  Glands.   Mumps.          j  or from a bilious affection.  The ireat-
Angina Parotis sive Parotitis. Vment should  be the same  as for in-
                             I  flammation  of the Throat, (Angina.)
                             J  Keep the throat warm.
Habitual or Chronic Inflamma-"]    In this case it  is  best  to  continue
tion of the Throat.            \ the gargle, see No. 398.  Wash with
Angina Habitualis sive Chro- [cold water, and wear silk or flannel on
  nica.                     J  ihe throat.
Putrid or  Gangraenous  Sore~|    Take frequent draughts of cold wa-
  Throat.                    I  ter. and ice pills, and apply ice exter-
Anghta Gangraenosa sive Pu- [nally.   dive an emetic, see  No.  27;
  trida.                     J  see also Nos. 11, 12, 13, 14, 51, 77. 
26
Syphilitic, Arthritic,  Scrophu-"]
 " lous  and  Metastatic  Sore     This kind of Angina is frequently
  Throat.                    I met with, and the  treatment  should
Angina Syphilitica,  Arthriti-  [be the same as fr Syphilis, Arthritis,
  ca,  Scrophulosa et Metas-   Scrophula or Metastasis.
  tatica.                    J
Gangraenous Inflammation of)   The cause is gastric and  catarrhal
  the Mouth.                 j affection.
Stomacace.                   )■  Therapia.—See Putrid Sore Throat.
                            } If the cause is scorbutus,  then see
                           J Scorbutus, Section XIII.
Inflammation of the Tongue.
Glossitis.
~)   Therapia.—Apply leeches  to the
 [-tongue,  rub  with  Unguentum  Hy-
  draigyr., and  at last make an incision
  lengthwise of  the tongue.
J
INFLAMMATION  OF  THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS.

          INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
                Pneumonitis— Pneumonia.
Pleurisy.  Inflammation of the
  Pleura.
Pleuritis.
Inflammation of the Substance
  of the Lungs, (Parenchyma.)
Peripneumonia.
Inflammation  of the  Pleura
  and   Parenchyma  of  the
  Lungs.
Pleuroperipneumonia.
  This disease usually continues from
7 to 14 days, and sometimes is pro-
longed to 21 days.   The causes are,
  1st. Plethoric constitution.
  2d.  Too much animal food, and too
free use of ardent spirits.
  3d.  Taking cold.
  Therapia.—Make a Venae Sectio,
and repeat it if necessary.   Apply
leeches, and after the inflammation  is
gone,  use an  Empl. Canthar.  Fre-
quently drink cold water, decoction of
pearl barley, or marsh-mallow. Fresh
air is requisite, and see Nos.  79, 80,
81, 82, and at last No.  83.
Gastric and Bilious Pleurisy.
Pleuritis Gaslrica et Biliosa.
Rheumatic Pleurisy.
Pleuritis Rheumatica.
1
  A Venae Sectio should be the first
resort, then an emetic, see No. 27, and
after this purgatives;  see Nos. 7, 8, 9,
and  10.
1   Therapia.—Apply an Empl. Can-
  tharid.   If the patient has a plethoric
  constitution, apply leeches, or make a
   Venae Sectio if  it is necessary.  Also
  see Nos.  29, 79,  80,  81 and  82.—
J Flannel clothing is highly beneficial. 
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Adynamic Pleurisy.
Pleuritis Adynumica,
       sive
      Nutha.
"|   This kind of Pleurisy prevails with
 j aged persons.
 *>■  Therapia.—Apply an Empl.  Can-
 j tharid.  or  mustard poultice on the
J breast, and see Nos. 15,16, 17, 36, 83.
Putrid or  Gangraenous Pleu-~|   Make no Venae Sectio, but use cold
  risy.                       | water and ice on the breast.  Let the
Pleuritis Putrida,            ^-patient inhale the vapor  of vinegar,
    sive                     | and see Nos. 11, 12, 13, 14 and 23.
Gangraenosa.                J
Chronic Pleurisy.
Pleuritis Chronica.
Hemorrhoidal Pleurisy.
Pleuritis Haemorrhoidalis.
*]   If the pleurisy returns periodically,
 j it is called Chronic Pleurisy.  Flannel
 }>is necessary, and an artificial sore on
 | the breast or arm. The patient should
J have a good diet.
"]   Apply leeches on  the breast  and
 I anus.   If the patient  has a plethoric
 ^-constitution,  make  a  Venae Seclio.—
 | See Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9.  Foot bath-
J ing is also recommended.
Inflammation  of the  Mucous 1
  Membranes of the Bronchial |
  Tubes.                    )-
Bronchitis,  sive    Catarrhus |
  Pulmonum Inflanimatorius. J

Inflammation of the Heart.
Corditis.
Inflammation  of   the   Dia-
  phragm.
Diaphrag manitis.
See Pleurisy.
  The treatment should be  like that
of Inflammation of the Lungs.
INFLAMMATION OF  THE  STOMACH.
                 Gastritis.
Plethoric Inflammation of the
  Stomach.
Gastritis Plethorica.
  Make a  Venae Sectio,  use leeches
or cupping on the stomach, and  let
the drink be milk and water; see Nos.
84  and 85.   Use no saltpetre.   For
an injection, see No. 87.  For the ex-
ternal  remedies,  see Nos. 75 and 78.
Empl.  Can tharid. and warm bathing
are beneficial. 
28
Metastatic Inflammation of the"!
  Stomach.   Gout or  Rheu- '
matism, &c.
Gastritis Metastatic^.

Chronic  Inflammation  of the
  Stomach.
Gastritis Chronica.
  Apply a large Empl. Cantharid. on
the stomach, and an artificial sore.
  The treatment should be the same
as in  Cardialyia  Sanguinea, (Spasms
in the Stomach.)   See Section VI.
Metallic Inflammation  of  the"]
  Stomach,   from   Arsenic, I   -^           • i    -n,   -i  rWacti
  c,  , ,.   '       ,   ,    .,       Frequently drink milk, oil, potasn
  Sublimatum, and other Me- >
                            i i
  tallic Substances.
Gastritis Metallica.
and water, and soap and water.
Inflammation of the Bowels.
Enteritis.
    Make a  Venae  Sectio,  and  apply
 leeches, cupping, poultice, see No. 78.
 Use an Empl. Canthar., and see Nos.
.81, 85, 86 and 87; also Unguentum
> ilydrargyr.;  see  No.  7o.   Use  no
 saltpetre.   For a purgative,  use 01.
 Ricini.  If the causa is Hernia  Incar-
 cerata, then operate upou the Hernia
Acute  Inflammation of  the"
  Liver.
Ilepatitus Acutus.
   The treatment for acute inflamma-
 tion of the Liver, should be the same
 as for Pleurisy.  Drink crystal water,
''see No. 4, also decoction of tamarinds.
 If this is not sufficient,  use  Nos. 89
 and 22,  and a pouliice, see No. 78.
Chronic Inflammation  of the J   See Nos. 5, 6, 82, 89, 108,119,
  Liver.                     > 136 and 296.   If these are not  suffi-
Hepatitis Chronica.          ) cient, see Nos. 90 and 57.
Inflammation of the Spleen.
Splenitis.
The treatment is  the same as for
)    The tr
)  Hepalitis,
Inflammation of the Mesentery."
Mesenteritis.
Inflammation of  the  Sweet-
  bread.
Pancreatitis.
Inflammation of the Peritone-
  um.
Peritonitis.
Inflammation of the Omentum.
 Omentitis.
   Make a Venae Sectio, apply leeches
 and cupping, and see Nos. 84, 85, 86,
[78, 88, 89 and  90.
   If theie is inflammation of the kid- 
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Inflammation of the Kidney.
Nephritis.
Inflammation  of the Urinary
  Bladder.
Cystitis.
Inflammation of the Womb.
Metritis.

  Inflammation of the Ovaria.
Oophoritis, sive
Inftummatio Ovarii.
Inflammation
  M uscle.
Psoitis.
of  the  Psoas
Inflammation of the Eyes.
Opthalmia, sive
Ophthalmitis.
Internal  Inflammation of the
  Ear.
Otitis.

Erysipelas.
Erysipelas.
Erysipelas on the Face.
Erysipelas Facialis.
Erysipelas with Pubtules.
Erysipelas Bullos,
        sive
     Pustulos.
ney or urinary bladder, usenonitium
or Empl. Cantharid.
  If it is necessary, make a  Venae
Sectio, apply leeches, and see Nos.  9,
10,  22, 74, 397, 89 and 90.
  Use  leeches,  Empl.   Cantharid.,
warm-bathing,  and see Nos. 22, 89
and 90.
1   If the  inflammation  is very acute,
 I make  a  Venae Sectio;  otherwise ap-
 [ ply leeches;  see Nos, 22,  91 and 9i.
J Consult further Ophthalmical authors.
  Apply leeches,  and  if necessary,
make a  Venae Sectio; see Nos. 5, 6, 7,
9 and 10.

  The Erysipelas is a peculiar inflam-
mation of the skin, generally caused
from  bile or mucus  in  the  stomach,
eating bad food or rare oysters.
  The treatment should be  internal
rather than external.  See  Nos. 5, 6,
7, 10, 26, 32 and 93.  Make  no ap-
plications  of  camphor, lead  prepara-
tions, cold  or warm washes, for there
is danger of transferring the Erysipe-
las to an internal organ, or of produc-
ing  ulcers.
False Erysipelas.  Erysipelas
 united with wounds or ulcers.
Pseud Erysipelas.

Shingles around the Body.
Zona Zoster.
See No. 97.
)   See Erysipelas.  If the Erysipelas
J is chronic, see Nos. 94, 95 and 96. 
SECTION   IV.
           RHEUMATIC  DISEASES.

               Rheumatismus.  Rheumatalgia.
Acute Rheumatism, or RheuO   If the patient has a plethoric con-
  matic Fever.              | stitution  make  a  Venae  Sectio.—
Rheumatismus Acutus, sive    } Leeches, cupping, and Empl. Canthar.
Febris Rheumatica.          | are indispensable.   For the internal
                           J treatment, see Nos. 29, 30, 31 and 32.
Chronic Rheumatism,
         or
Rheumatism without Fever.
Rheumatismus Chronicus.
~\   The patient should wear flannel, or
  the skin of a wild  cat.    Use warm
  bathing, with salt or soap;  also  an
 I Empl. Canthar., and an artificial sore.
 ! Use no camphor, cold water, or appli-
 I cations of lead preparations, for there
 I is danger of producing Metastasis.
 I   For the internal treatment, see Nos.
 I 32, 3d, 98, 99, 100 and 101. External,
J in case of pain, see Nos. 74 and 78.
Inveterate Rheumatism.
Rheumatismus Inveteratus.
    Use warm bathing, with  salt,  pot-
 ash, sulphur or sublimatura; see No.
 333.  Use internally Nos.  101,  102,
^•103 and 104.  If the patient is weak,
j resort to Russian baths and sea bath-
 ing; also roborants.  Use  externally
j Nos. 105 and 106;  also a Fonticula.
Sciatica.    Rheumatic
  about the Hip.
Ischias, sive Coxagra.
Pain^l   In slight cases, apply Empl.  Can-
      tharid., and see Nos. 74, 98, 99  and
     i 100.  If this is not sufficient,  then
     j make an application of moxa, and em-
      ploy the same treatment as in Chronic
     J and Inveterate Rheumatism.
Rheu matic Pain in the Loins. "^   First, make application  of leeches,
Lumbago.                   I and if necessary, a Venae Sectio, \hen
                           /apply the Empl. Cantharid.
                           J   For further treatment, see Sciatica. 
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RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES.
                         Catarrhus.
Acute Catarrh, or Catarrhal ^  If the patient has a plethoric consti
  Fever.                     tution, make a Venae Sectio. Leeches,
Catarrhus Acutus, sive        \cupping, and an Empl. Cantharid. are
Febris Catarrhalis           j indispensable.  See Nos. 7, 8, 24, 31,
                           J 32, 35 and 36.
Chronic Catarrh, or Catarrh  1   In this case an artificial sore (Fonti-
  without  Fever.           | cula)  is highly beneficial.  See Nos.
Catarrhus Chronicus.       J 34,  35, 36, 101, 107, 108 and 109.
                          i For tickling in the throat, use Tinctu-
                          J ra Pimpiuella, with sugar.
SECTION   V.
GASTRIC DISEASES, IMPURITIES IN THE STOMACH AND
                         BOWELS.
        Gastroses, Sordes Primarum Viarum, Infaretus.
Indigestible Substance in the )   If the patient feels a disposition to
  Stomach.                V vomit,  give an  emetic; see No. 27;
Saburra, sive Gattrica.       \ also see Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Bile in the Stomach.         )    gee Nog  5> 6> 7> 9 and 10
Biliosa.                    )


                          I   See Nos. 5, 7, 9, 49 and 50.


                          j-   See Nos. 1, 110, 111 and 112.
Mucus in the Stomach.
Mucosa.

Acid in the Stomach.
Adda.
Costiveness or Constipation of)   gee Nog# ^ ^ tQ> ^ QS> 113> U4(
  the Bowels,
  Infaretus.
the Bowels.               fand 115. 
SECTION   VL
NERVOUS  DISEASES.
        Neurosis.
MENTAL DISEASES—INSANITY.
Insania—Mania— Vesania.
Sanguineous Insanity.
Vesania Sanguinea.
    The patient has, in this case, a san-
 guineous  or  plethoric  constitution,
 which causes the derangement.
    Therapia.—Make a  Venae Sectio
 and use  leeches or cupping on  the
 neck;  also, an artificial sore  or  seton
► on the neck, cold water  on the head,
 and warm bathing.  Employ no opium,
 because it produces more congestion
 of blood to the head.
    See Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 22, 68 and
 188.
Nervous or Adynamic Insanity.
 Vesania Nervosa, sive
  Adynamica.

Abdominal Insanity.
 Vesania Abdominalis.
Metastatic Insanity.
 Vesania Metastatica.
Organic Insanity.
 Vesania Organica.
  See Nos. 14, 15, 16,17,18,19, 20,
23, 116, 117 and 118, and make an
artificial sore on the neck.
  The cause is gastric, bilious,  mu-
cous or worms.  The treatment is the
same as for the diseases of those names
  Insert a seton, or make an artificial
sore on the neck, and see Nos. 25, 28,
29, 30, 31, 32 and 118.
}    Insanity from wounds and fractures
Melancholy, Idiocy and Idiot-"
  ism.
Melancholia, Amentia et Fatu
  itas.
on the head, belongs to Surgery.


  See Vesania.  The best remedy if
purity of thought and action. 
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HYSTERICS.
Hysteria.
Hysterics from Congestion of ""
  Blood.
Hysteria Congestionis,
     sive
Plethorica.
   Resolventia,  or  mild  purgatives
which make one or two evacuations
every day, are  preferable.   Also in-
jections, warm  bathing with  soap  or
salt, sea and river  bathing,  drinking
plenty of  cold water, and leeches ap-
plied ad anum.  See  Nos. 5, 6, 10,
49, 50, 68 and 188.   Give no opium.
Hysterics from Costiveness.
Hysteria  Conttipationis.
Hysterics from Weakness  or "
  Nervous Irritation.
Hysterica Adynaniica
  sive
Nervosa.
  Use resolventia.  See Nos. 50, 68,
82,  88, 101, 113, 119, 188.  Warm
bathing is also efficacious.
    Use resolventia, cold-bathing with
  soap or salt, iron b ithing, see No. 332,
  also aromatic bathing, see No. 396,
  but no bleed'ng or opium.  For con-
y gestion  of  blood, apply  leeches  ad
  anum.   For internal  remedies,  see
  Nos. 14, 19, 20, 21, 64, 88, 113,120,
  121, 122, 123, 124,  125, 126, 127,
  and 128.
Hypochondria.
Hypochondria.
St. Vitus' Dance.
Chorea.

Catalepsy.
Catalepsis.

Epilepsy.
Epilepsia.
"")    Hypochondria is a disease peculiar
 j to males and  Hysteria  to females.—
 y The treatment should be the same as
  for Hysteria;  also exercise and atten-
  tion to morals are beneficial.
See Hysteria.
   See Hysteria. Magnetism has done
good in this complaint.
Artificial Sleep Walking.
■Somnambulismus Artificialis.
~\    The  treatment is the same as for
 I Hysteria.  Apply cold water on  the
 [ head, and a Fonticula on the arm,
J Electricity is also beneficial.

 )    This  is produced by  magnetical
 J manipulations. 
34
                NATURAL SLEEP WALKING.

                    Somnambulismus Naturalis.
   There are six different results of dreaming.
   1st. Having a confused idea of  things.
   2d. Talking.
   3d. Hearing and answering questions.
   4th. Rising from the bed.
   5th. Walking in the sleep.
   6th. Clairvoyance.
   It is not unusual for clairvoyants to  sleep in the day time, and fre-
quently in a standing or sitting posture, when they will not only an-
swer questions, but attend to business as well  as if they were awake,
hence they are called waking dreamers.  In the dark ages, such per-
sons were supposed to be gifted with  supernatural powers,  and  to be
able to foretell future events,  but in this enlightened age, medical sci-
ence has proved  it to be nothing more  than a malady of the  body,
caused by over excitement, or some  other causes  which produce like
results.
   The treatment should be the  same  as for Hysteria.  If the patient
is accustomed to leave the bed, it is advisable to place by the bedside
a tub of cold water in which he may  step,  and thus be immediately
awakened.
Nightmare.
Ephialtes, sive Incubus.
Sleeplessness.
Agrypnia.
Itching Sickness.
Raphania.
~)    In this case persons should abstain
 ! from eating  suppers  just before  go-
 [ ing  to  bed,  and from  lying  on the
J back when in bed. See also Hysteria,
  Weak persons should take one glass
of Malaga wine before going to bed.
See also Hysteria.
    This is caused by eating rye bread,
^ which contains Ergot, (secale cornu-
 tum.)  For remedies, see Nos. 27, 10
 and 129.
Trembling.
Tremor.
    This is caused by the poison in al-
  cohol, or by inhaling arsenic or quick-
  silver vapor.  If the cause is nervous
!  weakness, then use iron bathing,  see
  No. 332, river and sea bathing, elec-
  tricity and  Moxa.  If there is con-
  gestion of blood, apply leeches on the
  back.   See Nos. 123, 126, 127 128.
Inflexibility of the body in a
  Straight Posture.
Tetanus.
  The treatment should vary accord-
ing to the cause of sickness.  If it
arises  from mucus or  bile in  the 
35
Locked Jaw.
Trismus.
Bowing Forward.
Emprosthotonus.
Bowing Backward.
Opisthotonus.
y stomach, give an  emetic.    For in-
j  flammation, make a Venae Sectio, and
  for Putrid  Fever,  use  camphor and
j  moschus.
  The treatment is  the same  as for
Trismus and Tetanus.
Inflexibility of the  Body in a ^    Make a  Venae Sectio  and apply
  Straight Posture, and Lock-  I leeches, cold water, ice, and Moxa oa
  ed Jaw from Wounds.      \ the back.   See also  Nos.  75, 78, 86,
Trismus et Tetanus  Trauma-   87 and 117.  Sometimes amputation
  ticus.                     J
is necessary.
ASTHMA.
Nervous and Spasmodic Asth-
  ma.
Asthma Nervosa et Spasmo-
   dica.

Periodical Night Asthma.
Asthma Periodicum
    sive
Nocturnum.

Hysterical Asthma.
Asthma Hystericum.

Sanguineous Asthma.
Asthma Sanguineum.

Metastatic Asthma.
Asthma Metastaticum.

Adynamic Asthma.
Asthma Adynamicum.

Abdominal Asthma.
Asthma Abdominale.
   Make a fonticula (artificial sore) or
► the arm, and see Nos. 126 and  127.
 Smoke the Herba Stramonium.
  Take a cup  of strong coffee, one
ounce for a cup, and see No. 131.
See Nos. 130, 132 and 133.
  Make a  Venae S«ctio and use veg-
etable diet.
  Make an artificial sore  on the arm
or leg.
  Flesh broth,  wine and  Peruvian
bark are good remedies.
"j   If there is costiveness, use laxantia;
 'see Nos. 5, 7,  34,  82 and 113.  If
 [ there is wind in the stomach, see No.
J 134.
Tubercle Asthma.
Asthma Tuberculosum
    sive
Strumosum.
1
J
!    Riding on horseback, milk diet, and
f No. 136 are efficient 
36
Asthma from Convexity of
  the Spine.
Asthma Gibbosum.
  Sometimes  make  a slight Venae
Sectio.   Leeches and  a lonticula  are
generally recommended.
ASTHMA OF MECHANICS.
     Asthma Mechanicum.
Mercurial Asthma.
Asthma, Mercuriale.
Lead Asthma.
Asthma Saturninum.
Arsenic Asthma.
Asthma Arsenicale.

Asthma from Dust or Powder.
Asthma Pulverulentum.
Miller's and Baker's Asthma
Asthma Pannifcum.
Asthma from Lime  Dust.
Asthma Calculosum.
1   The best antidote is sulphur,  Flor.
 ! Sulphur. Lot., one teaspoonful  every
 L three or four hours.   Also Aq. Cal-
 | cis; give one tablespoonful three or
 ] four times a day.  Use sulphur bath-
J ing, and see Nos. 135 and  143.
   Inhale the vapor  of warm  water.
I Sometimes administer an  emetic, or
Lone  teaspoonful  of  Oxymel  Scilliti-
| cum, three times a day.   If there is
 pain, make a  Venae  Sectio, or apply
 leeches and see Nos. 108 and 114.
ASTHMA FROM ANEURISMA  OF THE
                          TERIAE.
HEART  AND AR-
Fainting Asthma.
Asthma Syncopticum.
Asthma from Affection of the
  Heart.
Asthma Cardiacum.
Pulmonary Asthma.
Asthma Pulmonale.

Mucous Asthma.
Asthma Mucosum.
Asthma from Old Age.
Asthma Senile.
    Sometimes make  a slight  Venae
  Sectio.  Apply leeches and  cold wa-
> ter on the heart, and a fonticula.  The
  diet should be vegetable.  See Nos.
  116 and 137.
1   Make a fonticula, and see Nos. 36,
 i 83,  108, 130, 138, 139, 140, 141 and
J
142.
Asthma from
  (Inflation.)
Asthma   Emphysematicum,
  Pneumaticum, Aereum.
Emphysema, ~)   Make a  Venae Sectio.   Cold air
              and rest are necessary.  At last ope-
              rate upon the emphysema.
Palpitation of the Heart
Palpitatio Cordis.
   If there is congestion of blood, ap-
 ply leeches, cold water or ice on the
 heart.  When the cause is hysterics,
* then treat it as such.  If the cause
 is metastasis, make a Fonticula.
   See Nos. lie and 137. 
37
Acute Catarrhal Cough.
Tussis  Catarrhalis Acutis.

Chronic Catarrhal Cough.
Tussis  Catarrhalis Chronica.
Abdominal or Cough from In-
  digestion.
Tussis Abdominalis sive Gas-
  lrica.
COUGH.

 Tussis.

)   See Nos.  8,  24,  35, 61, 82, and
( 108.
  Make a fonticula, and see Nos.  34,
36, 49, 83, 107, 109, 145, 146, 147,
and 148.
   See prescriptions Nos. 1, 2, 5, 6,
'10,  50, 119, 146,  148 and  149.
Nervous or Spasmodic Cough. )    Warm  bathing, riding on horse-
Tussis Nervosa sive Spasmo- > back, and a milk diet are  efficacious
  dica.                      ) See  Nos. 14,  19, 40, 42, 144.
Cough and  Vomiting in the
  Morning, by Brandy Drink-
  ers.
T'ussis Matutina Vomitoria.
  This is caused by using brandy too
freely,
  Therapia.—Use cold water and no
brandy.  See Nos. 160,117 and 149.
Cough from  Congestion  of )    Make a  Venae Sectio and use veg-
  Blood to the Lungs.       V etable diet.  See Nos. 5, 7, 8, 9, 24,
Tussis Sanguinea.           ) 35, 81 and 82.
Metastatic Cough.
Tussis Metastatica.

Pulmonary  or   Consumptive
   Cough.
Tussis Pubnonalis, sive
Phthidca.
j  flan
An artificial sore and  the use of
 nel clothing, are curatives.
See Phthisis.
Cough from  Enlargement  of  )    An operation on the uvula is neces-
  tlu' Uvula.                 >•  sary.
Tussis Uvularis.              )

                     WHOOPING  COUGH.
                        Tussis  Convulsiva.

1st.  Feverish  and  Irritable  ")    If there is pain in the breast, apply
  State.                      !  leeches and see Nos. 150 and 151.—
Stadium  Febrile et Irritatio-  [  Sometimes give an emetic.   See No.
  nis.                       J  503. 
38
2d.  Nervous and Spasmodic ")
  State.
Stadium Nervosum seu Spas-
  modicum.

3d.  Adynamic or Weak State. ~|
Stadiam Adynamicum.
  See Nos. 132,  133, 152,  153, and
154.
I
  Use malt baths, and  see Nos. 155.
and 1 56.
  Some recommend cochineal.   See
No. 393.
                    CHRONIC VOMITING.
                            Vomitus.
Vomiting  caused  by  some ~|
  Indigestive  Substance  in  I    See Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 27, 49 and
  the Stomach and Bowels.   \ 50; after this Nos. 119, 149 and 158.
 Vomitus  Gastricus,  sive Sa-
  burralis.                 J
Vomiting caused by Rheuma-
  tism,  Gout,  and other Me-
  tastatic  affections  of  the
  Stomach.
 Vomitus Rheumaticus,  Ar-
  thriticus, et Metastaticus.

Vomiting caused by Conges-
  tion of Blood to  the Stom-
  ach*
 Vomitus Phlogisticus.
  If there is congestion of blood, use
leeches, cupping on the stomach  and
after these an  Empl.  Canthar., fon-
ticula and foot  bathing.    See Nos.
29,  3 2, 33, 100, and 113.
  Make a  Venae Sectio, and  use
leeches and cupping on the stomach,
frequent draughts of milk and water,
and see Nos. 84 and 85.
Vomiting caused  by Indura- "j    Use cold water, ice pills, and some-
  tion, Scirrhus, or Cancer of  |  times leeches on the stomach; also,
  the Stomach, Liver or Pan-  y one teacupfull  of  milk  every  two
  creas.                     |  hours.  See  Nos. 1, 78, 157", 105,
 Vomitus  Organicus.         J  106, 118, 134, and 159.
Vomiting caused by Nervous,
  Spasmodic  or   H) sterical
  Affection of the  Stomach.
 Vomitus ATervosus,Spasmodi-
  cus, sive Hystericus.

Morning Vomiting.
Brandy Drinkers' Vomiting.
 Vomitus Matutinus.

Sea Sickness.
 Vomitus Marinus.
    See Nos. 1,157, 21, 128, 134, and
y 158.
  Use no brandy, but cold water, and
see Nos. 160,  117, and 149.
  Lie horizontally near the mizzen
mast, and use light diet; see No. 161. 
39
Hiccup.
Singultus.
See prescriptions Nos. 110, 111, 112,
and 157. VVarm bathing is beneficial
                      NERVOUS PAINS.
                           Neuralgia.

  Neuralgia is differently named,  according to  the part of the body
affected.   If the head, Cephalaea, if the face, Prosopalgia, if the stom-
ach, Gastrodynia, if the bowels, Colica, if the back, Notalgia,  if the
hip, Ischias, if the loins, Lumbago, etc.  For treatment, see under.
Itching.                     "J    Employ  the fonticula,  cupping,
Pruritus.                      Russian vapor  bathing, and see No.
                             i 162.   For itching of the  genitalia,
                              wash with cocoa oil soap and see No.
                              163.   If  the  cause  is Exanthem.,
                              treat also.
    HEADACHE.
Cephalaea— Cephalalgia.
Headache from Indigestion.
Cephalaea Gastrica.

Vomiting  Headache.
Cephalaea  Vomitatoria.
)    Sometimes give  an emetic.   Se«
j" Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10,  27, and 119.
  Use  mustard foot-bathing,  iron-
bathing, sea bathing, and see Nos. 1,
2, 164, 165, and 158.
Headache from Congestion of
  Blood.
Cephalaea Sanguinea.

Nervous,  Hysterical and Hy-
  pochondriacal Headache.
Cephalaea Nervosa, Hysteri-
  ca et Hypochondriaca.
  Use leeches on the head, and foot-
bathing.  Apply cold water on th«
head.  See Nos. 5, 9, and 10.
  Use mustard foot bathing  and see
Nos. 164 and 166.
Metastatic   Headache  from "]    Treat with  cupping on the  neck
  Gout or Rheumatism.       j mustard foot bathing, a fonticula on
Cephalaea  Mdaslatica.        y the neck, tobacco smoking;,  and Rus-
                             j sian bath.  See Nos. 98, 99, 100, and
                            J 167.
Headache  from  Insects  or }
  Worms in the Nose, or in  I   Use tobacco smoke in the nose, and
  the Sinus Frontalis.         j sternulatory powder.   See No. 168.
Cephalaea Verminosa.       J 
40
        PAIN IN  THE FACE—TIC DOULOUREUX.
                         Prosopalgia.
Tic Douloureux from Indiges-
  tion,                     j.   See Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 119.
Prosopalgia Gastrica.
Tic Douloureux from Conges- )   Use leeches, cupping on  the neck,
  tion of Blood.             V and foot bathing.  See Nos. 5, 9 and
Prosopalgia Sanguinea.      ) 10.
Nervous and Hysterical Tic
  Douloureux.                   Use mustard foot-bathing, and see
Prosopalgia Nervosa et Hys- [ see Nos. 164, 166 and 169.
  terica.
Metastatic  Tic  Douloureux ^   The remedies are  cupping on the
  from Gout or Rheumatism
Prosopalgia Metastatica
Congestive Toothache.
Ondonlalgia Sanguinea.
Nervous Toothache.
Ondontalgia Nervosa.
 neck, fonticula, foot-bathing, see Nos.
 98, 99, 100, and  167,  spirting cold
► water on the face with  a small syr-
 inge, electricity, magnetism, and for
 caries, extraction of the  tooth is nec-
 essary.
TOOTHACHE.

  Ondontalgia.
        The remedies are,  leeches on the
     gums, Empl. Canthar. on the neck, a
     pill of Extr. Hyoscyami in the teeth,
     and see No. 78.
^   Use Empl. Cantharid. on the neck,
 j see No. 78, a pill of opium  in  the
 y teeth, and see Nos. l70and 171. For
 | caries of the teeth, extraction is nec-
J essary.
Earache.
Otalgia.
"I   See No. 78, and put a small Empl.
 I Cantharid. behind the ear.   If there
 | is inflammation, apply leeches.  See
j Otitis, section III.
SPASMS  IN THE STOMACH—PAIN IN  THE STOMACH.
                  Cardialgia— Gastrodynia.
Congestive    or    Plethoric
  Spasms in the Stomach.
Cardialgia Sanguinea.
  The curatives are, a Venae Sectio,
leeches on the stomach, cupping, foot-
bathing,, and see Nos. 84 and 85. 
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Nervous or Hysterical Spasms ^    Douches with cold water or mine-
  in the Stomach.            ! ral water, are good.  Also  see  Nos.
Cardialgia Nervosa sive Hys-  [ 78, 172,  173 and  174.
  terica.
Spasms in the Stomach from
  Indigestive Substance.
Cardialgia Gaslrica.
See Nos. 5, 7, 9, 10, and 119.
Catarrhal, Rheumatic or Me- "|   The remedies are Empl. Canthar.,
  tastatic Spasms in the Stom-  | fonticula on the stomach, foot-bathing
  ach.                       \ and see Nos. 29, 32, 33,100 and 118.
Cardialgia Catarrhalis Rheu-  j Flannel clothing should be worn.
  matica et Metastatica.      J
Acid in the Stomach, (Heart-
  burn.)
Soda, Pyrosis.
  Let the diet be good, and see Nos.
1, 2, 3, 110, 111, 112, and 175.
Plethoric Colic.
Colica Sanguinea.
COLIC.

 Colica.

"j    Make  a Venae  Sectio,  and apply
| leeches.   Use first Nos.  78, 88, and
 ► 176, and after these Nos. 5,  6,  7, 9,
  and  10.  Dispense with the use of
  opium.
Nervous/Spasmodic and Hys- ~J
   terical Colic.               I    Use warm bathing,  and see  Nos.
Colica Nervosa,  Spasmodica  f 78, 84, 87, 88, 132, 133, and 176.
   et Hysterica.              J
Colic from  Bilious and  Indi-
  gestive  Substances in the
  Stomach and Bowels.
Colica  Gastrica, Saburralis
  et Biliosa.


Colic from Worms.
Colica  Verminosa.


Colic from Wind.
Colica Flatulenta.
    See Nos. 1, 5, 6, 7, 9,10, 88, and
y H3,
  See Nos. 78, 84, 88, 22, and 183.
See worm diseases.
)    Se
\ 140.
See Nos. 176,  113,  111, 19, and 
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Colic from Metastasis, Gout or
  Rheumatism in the Bowels.
Colica Metastatica.
Colic from Syphilis.
Colica Syphilitica.

Adynamic Colic cause by Ex-
  cessus in Baccho et Venere.
Colica Adynamica.

Colic from Stones in  the Gall
  Bladder, or Kidney.
Colica Calculosa.
  Put an Empl. Canthar. on the ab-
domen, let the clothing be flannel, and
make an artificial sore.   See Nos. 176,
32, 33, and 98.
  Use warm bathing,  and see  Nos.
22 and 75.
  Bathing, washing with cold water,
and douches, are recommended.  See
Nos. 63, 64 and 65.
  Warm bathing is good.
75, 78, 84, and 88.
See Nos.
Colic  from Enlargement  of ~)
  the  Liver,  Pancreas,   or     Bathe, and see Nos. 119, 120, and
  Spleen.                    [ 180.
Colica  Visceralis, sive   Or- j
  ganica.

Mercurial or Arsenical Colic.
Colica Mercurialis et Arseni-
  calis.

Lead Colic.
Colica Saturnina.
  Use sulphur internally, and sulphur
bathing.   See Nos. 135 and 143.
  In every kind of Colic, mucous and
oleous preparations are first requisite.
See Nos. 78,  88,  and  176.  Reject
opium, because it produces constipa-
tion.
  In case of lead colic, see Nos. 88,
and 181; after these, use Nos. 115,
135, 143, and  182.  An evacuation
is necessary.  Sulphur bathing is very
useful.
False Hydrophobia.          ^
Symptomatic  or  Imaginative      The restoratives are Empl. Canth.,
  Hydrophobia.              [  mustard poultice or ice on the neck.
Hydrophobia      Spontanea,  [  See Nos. 78, 117, 132, 133, and 134.
  Symptomatica,  sive Imagi-
INSATIABLE THIRST.

       Polydipsia. ~*
Nervous Insatiable Thirst.
Polydipsia Nervosa.
  Cold bathing and sea bathing should
be the treatment.  See No. 185. 
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Insatiable Thirst  in  Brandy "1    Abandon the use of brandy, and
  Drinkers.                  !  use Tinctura Absinthii, one teaspoon-
 Polydipsia Potatoria.        j  iul four times a day;  also brandy with
                            J  Tart, Emetic.   See Nos. 184 and 186.
VORACITY.

 Polyphagia.
Voracious  Appetite  without "*
  Vomiting.
Bulimia.                    .
Voracious Appetite with Vom- [
  iting after Eating.          |
Fames Canina.              J
Treat as Dyspepsia.
False  Hearing---Imaginary "|   The remedies are mustard poultice,
  Hearing.                   j foot bathing, cupping on the neck, and
Pseudacusis, Paracusis.       V Unguentum Cantharid.  rubbed  be-
                             I hind the ear.  If this is not sufficient,
                            J treat as Hysteria.
False  Seeing, Half  Seeing, "^
  Double  Seeing,  Imaginary I
  Seeing.
Pseudopia.
  The treatment is the same as  for
Hysteria.
Uterine Furor, Onanism.      "J   The best remedy for this malady
Nymphomania,   Satyriasis, j is manual labor.  Moral purity, vege-
   Onamsmus.               y table diet, and  cold baths, are very
                            j efficient.   Also see  Nos. 10, 18,  25,
                            J 50,  97, and 187.
APOPLEXY—PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN.

        Apoplexia—Paralysis Cerebralis.
Plethoric or Congestive  Apo-
  plexy.
Apoplexia Sanguinea.
    The remedies are, a Venae  Sectio
  on  the unaffected side, mustard foot-
  bathing,  cold  water or ice  on  the
  head,  and an  injection,  (using four
  ounces of vinegar, with four grains
> of Tart. Emetic.)  See Nos.  119 and
  189.   Use no  emetics,  ammonia, or
  perfumery,  because  they   produce
  more congestion of blood.   If  the
  patient is relieved, use No. 190. 
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Nervous, Spasmodic and Ady-
  namic Apoplexy.
Apoplexia  Nervosa,   Spas-
  modica et Adynamica.
}    Use Empl. Cantharid. on the neck,
 | mustard foot baths, and an  injection
 I of vinegar.  Use perfumery and am
 | monia, because there is  weakness and
 | coldness.  See also Nos. 14, 15,  16,
J 17, 18,  19, 20,  113, 132, and 133.
Bilious and Gastric Apoplexy. "^    First  make  a Venae  Sectio, then
Apoplexia Biliosa et Gastrica. |  give an emetic; see No. 27, and Nos.
                            y 113, 5, 6, 9, and  10.   Mustard foot-
                              baths, cold water and ice on the head
                              are beneficial.
Apoplexy from a transfer (Me-
  tastasis) of Gout, Rheuma-
                                 Make a Venae Sectio, and use mus-
                              tard foot baths, cold water and ice on
  tism, Erysipelas, &c, to the y the head, and an injection;  see Nos.
  Head.   '                  J  98, 99,  100, and 101.
Apoplexia Metastatica.       J
Catarrhal Suffocation, or Ap- ~]    First make a  Venae Sectio, then
  plexy of the Lungs.         j give an emetic, see No.  27.   Apply
Catarrhus Suffocativus,       y an Empl. Cantharid. or mustard poul-
       sive                   j tice on the breast, and use foot-baths.
Apoplexia Pulmonum.       J See also Nos. 113, 190, 14, 15 and 20.
Fainting.
Lipothymia, Syncope.
  Let the patient have fresh air, and
sprinkle  the  face with cold  water.—
Wash with No. 192, Eau de Cologne
and  ammonia liquida.   Use a little
wine, see Nos. 132, and  133, and foot
baths.   If the face is red  and warm,
use no perfumery or ammonia liquida,
but cold water  or ice on the head,
footbaths, and  if necessarv, make a
 Venae Sectio.
Sleepiness.
Lethargus.
  The treatment should vary accord-
ing to the cause.  If the cause is cos-
tiveness, give purgatives.   Also foot-
bathing and sea bathing are excellent.
ASPHYXIA.
Suspension of the Action of"
  the Heart.
Suspense of Life.
Asphexia.
Suspensio Vitae.
  Pure air is necessary. Also keep the
patient in  a bed warmed with bottles
of warm water or warm sand.  Make
a warm bath of Herba Menthae, salt
or potash.   Blow  air into  the lung6, 
45
Asphyxia from Lightning.
Asphyxia from Impure Air.
Giddiness, Diziiness.
Vertigo.
[  and  rub the patient with amnion.
  liquid., or see No. 192.   Cupping  on
  the heart, see Nos. 132 and 133, and
  a Venae Sectio are beneficial.   So al-
  so are  electricity  and galvanism.—
  Keep the body  after  decease  until
  putrefaction commences.
Asphyxia from Congelation.   "|
  Avoid all warmth.  Keep the pa-
tient in snow  or cold water.  Warm
injections are injurious.   If the  body
is thawed, then treat as Asphexia.
    Bathe the body  with cold water,
 cover it with sand, (not the mouth, of
" course.)   Make a  Venue Sectio and
 use opium internally.
  Pure air is necessary.  Bathe with
cold water, wash with vinegar, give an
injection of vinegar, and make a Ve-
nae Sectio.
  Use cold water, on the head, mus-
tard poultice or cupping on the neck,
and wash the head and temples with
No. 216.
  For internal treatment see No. 193,
also make a fonticula on the neck.
                     LOCAL PARALYSIS.
                        Paralasis Localis.

  This  Paralysis is  differently named, according to the part of the
body affected.  If the nerve of the eye is affected, it is called Amau-
rosis.   If the ear, Cophosis.   If the tongue, Paralysis  Lingualis, <fcc.
There are different causes which produce Paralysis, as:
Plethoric Paralysis.
Paralysis Sanguinea.

Metastatic Paralysis.
Paralysis Metastatica.
  The remedies are bleeding, cupping
and Nos. 7, 9 and 68,
  Use Empl.  Canthar., a  fonticula
and see Nos. 99, 100, 101, 102, 103
117, and 203.
Sympathetic  or  Abdominal ^    This disease arises from sympathy
  Paralysis.                  I  0I" tne Nervus Sympaticus, caused
Paralysis  Consensualis, five  V by costiveness or constipation.
                                 Therapia.—Use laxantia; see Nos.
                               5, 6,  7, 9» 10, 49, 50, 114, and 115.
Abdominalis* 
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Paralysis from Organic Pres-
  sure of  the Nerve.
Paralysis Organica.

Paralysis  from  Weakness or
  Excessus in Venere.
Paralysis Ady arnica.
  Mechanical Pressure of bones, &c,
on the nerve, belongs to Surgery.
   In thiscomplaintall bathing is good,
 artificial or natural,  such  as warm
 bathing, spring  bathing, salt, soda,
 potash, sulphur,  and  steel  bathing,
 bathing in  malt, Russian vapor  bath-
 ing, drop bathing, and spout bathing.
 Use also Empl.  Canthar., fonticula,
 moxa and flannel.   See Nos. 17,  18,
 19, 20, 21,  106, 178,  194, 195,  196,
 198, 199, 200, 201,  and 202.  Em-
 ploy also the Endermic method, which
 is to apply  an Empl.  Cantharid. as
 large as a three cent piece.   After
 the blister is  formed,  cut it  off and
 put  on the place  every day  half a
 grain or a  grain of Extract.  Nucis
 Vomicae, Morphium,  Belladonnae or
 Strychnine, and cover it with a little
 Empl.  Adhaesivum.   Galvanism and
electricity are beneficial.
  For  Paralysis Dorsalis, use 01. Te-
rebinth.,  30 drops four times a day.
If there is congestion of blood, apply
leeches.
              DIFFICULTY OF SWALLOWING.

                          Dysphagia.

Spasmodic or Hysterical Diffi- ^j   Apply a mustard poultice or Empl.
  culty of Swallowing.        i Canthar. on the neck.   See Nos. 106,
Dysphagia Spasmodica, she   f 117, 204, and 205.
  Hysterica.
Atonic and Paralytic  Difficul- ~)    Apply an  Empl.  Cantharid,  and
  ty ot Swallowing.          (  see Nos.  196, 197,  198, 200,  201
Dysphagia Atomcu et Para- { 202,  and 205.
  ti/ti™-                     J    Electricity  is useful.
Metastatic Difficulty of Swal- )   Employ Empl. Cantharid., fonticu-
  lowing.                    . la, and see  Nos.  99, 102,  103,  and
Dysphagia Metastatica.       ) 118.
Difficult Swallowing from Af- ")
  fection of the Glands.       (    See Nos. 206, 207, and 208.  Make
Dysphagia Mecha >aca, sive   f a fonticula (artificial sore) on the arm
  Scrophulosa.                                       ' 
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Dumbness, Loss of Voice, Dif- ")   If the cause is Paralysis, use Nos.
  fi.ulty in  Speaking.         1 196, 197, 199, 200,  and  205,  elec-
Aphonia,  Dysphonia,  Dyslo- j tricity and galvanism.   For stammer-
  gia.                        J ing, (balbus,) it is well to speak slowly.
Dyspepsia, Weakness  of the "*
  Stomach, Indigestion.
Apepsia, Dyspepsia.
    If there is constipation  or  costive-
 ness, use laxantia.  If there is conges-
 tion of blood to the stomach, then
 resort  to leeches or cupping.   If  the
 cause is Metastasis from gout or rheu-
 matism, use  an  Empl.  Cantharid. or
>■ fonticula, and mustard  f ;ot baths.—
 If the cause  is Atonia,  (weakness)
 then see Nos, 199, 200, 201, 209, 210,
 211, and 212.   Cold diet, cold water
 or ice, and douches  are beneficial.—
 Exercise  is  one of the best stomach
 remedies.
Appetite for Unusual Things.
Pica, Malacia.
    In some  diseases instinct inclines
 the patient to desire acids,  in  others,
 lime  substances.   These  should  be
>■ given according to  the  inclination.—
 But when the complaint is Hysterics
 or Hypochondria, it should be treated
 especially for that.
VENEREAL IMPOTENCE.

         Impotcntia.
Impotence from Weakness.
Impotentia Adynamica.
}    See Nos. 213, 214, 215, and  217,
 ! Animal food, sea bathing, river bath-
 [ ing and douches are also recommend ■
J ed.
Impotence  from Disorganiza-  ^
  tion.                       f
Impotentia Organic a.         )


Paralysis of the Optic N-tvc.  }
Amaurosis.

                         ■    >
This belongs to Surgery.
  If there is congestion of blood, ap-
ply leeches or cupping,  also make a
fonticula on the neck.
  If there is costiveness,  use laxan-
tia.  See Nos.  194,  and 197.  Elec-
tricity and mineral magnetism some-
times effect a cure. 
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Deafness.
Copkosis.
   Give injections in  the ear, with a
decoction of Althaeae or white soap-
suds, and cup  on the neck.   For  ca-
tarrhal and rheumatic  affections, put
an Empl. Canthar. and keep a fonti-
cula on the Processus Mastoideus, (be-
hind the ear.)  See Nos. 218, and 168.
If there is weakness,  see Nos. 119 and
220.  For  costiveness, give  purga-
tives.   Injections in the Tuba Eusta*
chiana, and electricity,  are of utility.
Defective Smelling.
Anosmia.
Defective Taste.
Agustia.

Insensibility.
Anaesthesia.

Loss of Appetite.
Anorexia.
Generative Inability,
Anaphrodisia.
1
  This is generally caused by catarrh,
and disappears with it.
  This is generally caused by Paral-
ysis, and should  be treated for this.
Exercise and good  humor are exceh
lent restoratives.  See Nos.  49,  50,
63, 119, and 149.
  See Nos. 213, 214, 215, and 217.
Animal  food, sea bathing, river bath-
ing, douches, exercise and cheerfulness
are all beneficial.
V 
SECTION  VIL
                  LOSS  OF FLESH.

                         Emaciationes.

              CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.

                      Phthisis Pulmonalis.

            PREVENTIVES OF CONSUMPTION

                     Prophylaxis Phthisica.

  There are no  diseases which destroy more lives than consumption
and what is the cause of this awful mortality ?
  1st.  The want of better medical  laws in regard to licensing Phy-
sicians.                                                     .
  2d.  Taking cold.  Tissot says,  there  are more who die by taking
cold than by "contagious diseases.  Hufeland, Suringer. and Vrolik are
of opinion that one-third of the consumptions are produced by taking
eold.                                   .
  3d.  Measles, which often make tubercles in  the lungs.
  Persons predisposed to Consumption should avoid every thing which
is likely to produce  irritation of  and congestion to the lungs, such as
pepper vine-ar,  mustard and  pickles, and all  perfumery,  smoking or
Shewing tobaoco, impure air, cold north-east winds, warm sleeping rooms
■ind all improper exertion,  such as dancing, running, loud speaking, or
singing and blowing wind  instruments.  All spirituous liquors are bad.
Use more vegetable than animal diet, such as purslane, spinach, as-
paragus  small  carrots, chicory, dandelion, new beans, peas,  endive,
salad5 boiled soft, according to the taste, to be eaten with a little butter
and salt   Other requisites are flannel clothing a calm  mind, not too
early marriage, and moderate exercise on horseback.  In symptoms of
inflammation make a slight Venae Sectio, also a Fonticula on the arm,
which should be kept constantly open.
   If there is  predisposition  to  Consumption, (Phthisiois.) m order  to
prevent it the following symptoms ought to be observed:

l«t  Pain and  Dry Cough, or ^    Take from  four to six  ounces  of
                               blood, see Nos 32 and 221, give the
                             ► whey from  milk, and the juice  of
                               grated cucumbers.  Use no mercury
                               or iron preparations.
H. 1WU Mi.v.  ~-J----=» ■
 Symptoms of Inflammation. 
50
2d.  Symptoms  of  Atonia, ]   Riding on horseback  is beneficial
   (weakness.)                | Also see  Nos. 222  and  223.   For
                            y great weakness, cold drinks, cold food
                            |  and washing the breast with cold wa-
                           J  ter, are beneficial.
3d.  Rheumatic, Catarrhal, or
  Metastatic Affections of the
  Lungs.
    The remedies are, an Empl. Canth.,
  leeches, cupping on  the breast, fonti-
  cula on the  arm, and No. 107.  If
y there is weakness, see  No.  109.   For
  Scrophula, No. 208.   For Psoriasis,
  (exanthem.,) use  sulphur; see  Nos.
  143 and 147.
4th. Nervous Weakness of the
  Lungs and Body.
    The patient should drink plenty of
  milk, s-uch as  cow's  milk,  ass' milk,
  or goat's milk, live a eountry life, and
  take moderate exercise on horseback.
> The diet should be  pearl barley, ar-
  row root, oysters, or any other light
  diet, and for weakness of the nerves,
  see No. 252.  For nervous irritation,
  see Nos. 224 and 225.
5th.  Consensus of the Lungs )
  from  Impurities  in  the >
  Stomach and Bowels.       l
See Nos. 5, 82, 108, 113, and 150.
  This is called the prophylactic  or  preventive  cure, and experience
has taught that it brings many safely past the dangerous rock, for the
older the patient, the less liable is he to Consumption.
Purulent Consumption of the "
  Lungs.
Phthisis Pulmonalis Purulen-
  ta.
  The recommendations  are  sea-air,
sea voyages, the  air of eow-stables,
 northern climates, and Nos. 221,222,
 223, 224, 225, 226,  139,  140.  141,
 227, 228,229, 231, 232, 233, 234 and
 235.   For congestion of blood, apply
 leeches, or take two or three  ounces
 of blood, and ase No. 236.   If there
 is costiveness, see Nos. 5,82, and 108.
 For night-sweats, see No.  230.  For
 colliquative  diarrhoea, see Nos.  237
 and  241.   For  Haemoptysis,  the
 treatment should  be as for Haemop-
 tysis.   To obviate the putrid  smell,
boil tar, or sprinkle  chlorine water  in
the room.   For sprue, see  Nos.  238
and 239.  For great distress,.see No
240. 
51
Abscess in the Lungs.
 Vomica.
See preventives of Consumption.
Floral   Consumption.    (So-
  called from the redness of
  the cheeks.)
Phthisis Florida.

Mucous Consumption.
Tabes Pulmonalis, Phthisis
Pituitosa, sive
Blennorrhoea Pulmonum.
See preventives of Consumption.
    The remedies are flannel clothing, a
  fonticula on the arm, aromatic bath-
  ing, see No. 396, sea bathing, exer
  cise, country life, and see Nos.  242,
> 243, 244, and 245, and if the breath-
  ing is free, use Nos. 246 and 247.
    Gout, Syphilis, or Metastasis to the
  lungs, ought to be treated like trout.
  Syphilis or Metastasis.
Atrophy of the  Lungs, Tu-
  bercle Consumption, Dry or
  Scrophulous Consumption.
Atrophia Pulmonalis, Phthisis
  Tuberculosa,   sicca   sive
  Scrophulosa.
Consumption of the Throat.
Phthisis Trachealis et
Laryngea.
    See preventives of Consumption.
 For all symptoms of inflammation, it
 is necessary to take 2  or 3 ounces of
 blood.  Also  apply leeches, cupping,
 and after these an Empl. Canthar. on
 the part affected.   Make,  too, an ar-
 tificial sore.   Calomel  is  dangerous,
 because it is likely to  produce irrita-
, tion.   The juice of the HerbaTussi-
 lago, Cherefolii, freshly pressed out,
 is very effectual.   So,  too,  is that of
 the cucumber.  Give,  also, decoction
 of  Dandelion, Rad.   Graminis, and
 fresh honey, and take moderate exer-
 cise.   Riding  on  horseback,  flannel
 clothing, and  a fonticula on  the  arm,.
 are good.   See also Nos. 80,107,108,,
 137, 144, 208, 221, and 224.
  Sometimes  apply leeches,  and a
fonticula on the  arm.   The  patient
should not sing, and should converse
but little.   Bathe with  salt,  and be-
fore  breakfast  drink herring's milk,,
which  is made  of  pickled  herrings
boiled  in  milk;  see No. 248.  Use
the juice of freshly pressed leaves of
Herba Cherefolii, or Tussilago, and
see Nos. 107, 116,144, 146, and 224.
Put a plaster around the throat, see
Nos. 249 and 250.  For great weak-
ness see No. 251.   For Scrophulosis
or Syphilis, see Nos. 89, 90, and 190 
52
 Consumption of the Liver.
 PJ!Uhisis Hepalica.
■Consumption of the Kidney.
 Phthisis Refialis.
 Consumption of the Bowels.
 Phthisis Intestinalis.
Consumption of the Bladder.
 Phthisis Vesicalis.
 Consumption of the Womb.
Phthisis Uterina.
Consumption of the Mesentery
Phthisis Mesenterica.
    Liver and kidney Consumption eas-
  ily produces abscess.  The attendance
y should be the same as for Consump-
  tion.  For Consumption of  the  blad-
  der and .uterus, give injections.
Wastin
  haus'.
fabes.
of Flesh from  Ex-
:: of the Fluids.
]    If the sickness is ,caused by exces-
 j  sus in venere etonania, salivation, hc-
 I  morrhage, use of liquors, opium, too
 f  much purgatives, menstrua,  haemor-
 |  rhoides,  diabetes   mellitus,  (fee,  it
J  should be treated accordingly.
Emaciation of the  Nerves, or
  Lingering Fever.
Talcs  Nervosa  sive  Febris
  Nervosa Lenta.
  The patient should  have  a good
diet and  take cow's milk, ass' milk,
and beef tea.  See  Nos. 222, 223,
125, and 149.  To regulate the bow-
els, No. 114.  See fuither, Nos. 158,
160,178,180, 209. 210, 211, 214,
252, and 253.  Other restoratives are
porter,  old  wine, exercise,  country
life, warm bathing and aromatic bath-
ing; see  No. 396.
Emaciation of the Spinal Mar- ~^    The treatment should be like that
  roiv.                       j for Tabes Nervosa.   For congestion
Tabes Dorsalis,               y of blood, use leeches,  muxa, and  a
  sive                       | Fonticula on the back
Medullaris.                  J
Atrophy.
A trophia.
~)    When  the  cause is  worms,  they
  consume the food in the stomach and
  bowels, and thus produce Atrophy.
     Therapia.—See   worm  diseases,
 ► section XIII.   For the treatment of
  the cancer of  the tongue or stomach,
  see Chronic Vomiting, section VI.—
  For external atrophy, (atrophia  loca-
  lis externa,) apply No. 216.
Hectic.
Hectica.
  The frequent use of blue pills and
calomel makes, alas, too many hectic 
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  constitutions.  So, too, does arsenic,
  bad attendance  of Syphilis, Exan-
y them, Gout, Rheumatism or Fevers.
    Therapia.—Let the  patient  take
  frequent  draughts  of milk  or  beef
  tea, and use warm baths and sulphur
  baths.   See Nos. 210, 211,  252, 253.
SECTION   VIII.
            DROPSY AND AIR  COLLECTIONS.

                   Hydropes et Pneumatoses.

                DROPSY  IN THE ABDOMEN.
                       Hydrops Ascites.

  The treatment should vary according to the cause of the disease.—
If the cause is inflammation, make a  Venae Sectio, and use Nos. 4, 5,
7,0, 22.   If the cause is Atonia, from  hemorrhage, then use quassia and
martialis.   For syphilis, use mercurialia.  For oppression of exanthem,
(Psoriasis,)  use sulphur internally and externally.  If the cause is con-
stipation of the bowels, then use'Extract. Taraxac, with diuretica.
  For promoting the diuresis,  see Nos. 254,  255, 256, 257,  258 and
259   The  endmnic method has been practised with great success.—
It consists in applying an Empl. Cantharid. as large as a  cent on the
middle of the Linea Alba.   After the blister is formed, cut it off, and
put on the  place every day, three grains of Pulvis or Extract. Scillae,
and cover it with  a  little  Empl. Gummosum.  Frequent draughts of
cold water, with a little Rhenish wine, is very good.
  If this treatment has not the desired effect, and the patient is  not
too weak, use the drastica in combination  with diuretica,  which, if
carefully'administered, will prove very beneficial.  See Nos.  114,115,
<>00 261, 262, 263,  264, 265, 260, and 267.                 #
   if this does not relieve the patient, Paracentesis Abdominals is nec-
essarv   After every paracentesis, roborantia with diuretica should be
administered.  See Nos. 149,  186, 209, 210, 255, and 256.
Dropsy in the Chest.         1    The treatment for Dropsy in  the
 uJrlhnmx                I  Chest should be the same as for  As-
Hodro<norax.                |  ^^   ^ diuretica  has  done the
                              most good.  See Nos. 254,255, 257,
                              258, 261, 264, 268, 269, and 270. 
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y   Apply a Fonticula on the arm, or
  mustard poultice on the feet.   If the
  water mak?s a swelling between  the
  ribs, the Paracentesis Thoracis is nee -
  essary.
Dropsy within the Pericardi-
  um.
Hydrops Pericardii

External and Internal Drop-
  sy of  the Head.
Hydrocephalus  Externus  et
  Interims.
Dropsy of the Brain.
Hydrencephalon.

Acute  Dropsy  of  the Skin,
  (caused by taking  cold in
  Scarlet Fever, &c.)
Anasarca Acuta.

Chronic Dropsy of the Skin.
Anasarca Chronica.
See Dropsy in the Chest.
    The treatment is the  same as for
[  Dropsy.   Douches  of cold water on
'  the head are very beneficial.
  See Nos. 271, 116, 137, 254, 255,
25b, and 190.
  The treatment should be like that
for Dropsy in the Abdomen.
Swelling  of the  Hands  or  ^   If the appearance  of the  skin in-
  Feet.                       dicates inflammation, resort to leeches
Oedema.                       and cupping.   If the skin is cold and
                             ► dry, use No. 272; also  smoke  Gum
                              Mastiche or succinum.  Put a flannel
                              bandage on the  swelling,  (expulsive
                            3 bandage.)
Wind in the  Stomach  and
  Bowels.
F latulentia.
  The cause  is weakness  of the di-
gestive organs.   In this  case, pre-
scribe roborantia, cold diet, cold meat,
ice, cold washes,  douches, exercise,
old Malaga or Madeira wine.  Also a
cup of cumin seed tea  morning and
evening; see Nos.  199, 274, 275, 276,
277, 276, and 173.
Abdominal Wind Swelling.
Tympanites.
  If there is inflammation,  make  a
 Venae Sectio, and apply leeches or
cupping on the abdomen.   If not, see
Nos. 132, 174, 176, 178, and 279.—
If there is acid  in  the  stomach, use
Magnesia.  If there is sordes in the
stomach, give an emetic.   For putrid
fermentation  use acids, see No.  538,
and jcold water.   If this is not suffic- 
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y ient, then exhaust the air with a syr-
  inge with an elastic  tube, a foot or a
  foot and a half in length, inserted in
  the rectum.   This  is called  clysma
  inversum.
    Punctio with a trocar may be per-
  formed.
    After the air is out, put a bandage
  aroand the abdomen and  give robo-
  rantia.
Collection of Air in the Tuni-
  ca  Cellulosa  (fat coat) of
  the Skin.
Emphysema.
J
  For local  Emphysema, apply dry
aromatic cushions, See No. 272.
  If there is a general Emphysema,
use diaphoretics, see Nos. 29, 30, 32,
and 199.
Flatus, or Collection of Wind
  in the Womb.
Physometra.
For treatment see Hysteria.
SECTION   IX.
UNNATURAL    DISCHARGES,
                  Profluvia.

            1.  HEMORRHAGES.
               Haemorrhagiae.
Bleeding at the Nose.
Epitaxis, Haemorrhagm Na-
  rium.
    If the discharge is not sufficient to
 produce paleness or dizziness, it ought
 not to be checked. If it does, then ap-
 ply cold water on the head.  Use also
 vinegar, alum, or sulphate of iron in so-
 lution.  Other remedies are an injection
 in the  nose,  feet and head bathing,
>■ chewing a piece of blotting paper, cold
 water on the genetalia,a tampon of cot-
 on, with a solution of alum in the nose,
 frequent draughts of cold water, and 
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Spitting  Blood,  or  Hemor-
  rhage from the Mouth and
  Throat.
Sputum Cruenlum, sive Hae-
  morrhagia Oris et F'aucium.
see Nos. 4,11, and 538. For plethoric-
constitutions, see Nos. 9 and 10.  For
scorbutus or putridity,  see  Nos. 12
and 53.
    Generally the cause is  scorbutus.
 See Nos. 280 and 281.
    Sometimes the cause is Haemor-
" rhoides Faucium, instead of Haemor-
 rhoides Ani.  If so, the treatment is.
 the same as for Haemorrhoides.
          COUGHING BLOOD  FROM THE LUNGS.
           Haemoptysis sive Haemorrhagia Pulmonum.

  The patient should rest much and speak but little.  Cold drinks and
cool air are requisite.  In case the constitution  is  plethoric, make a
 Venae Sectio, and give  one teaspoonful of powdered kitchen salt, to
be taken dry and swallowed with a little eold water,  l'epeatthe dose
every quarter of an  hour if necessary.   Haemoptysis is of four differ-
ent kinds:
  1st. Inflammatory or Plethoric.  For this kind make a Venae Sec-
tio, and  use Nos. 282 and 283, foot  bathing, and  cold water on  the
chest, and an injection.   If there is suppression  of the menses, or hae-
morrhoids, apply leeches ad anum.
  2d. Spasmodic.   If there is congestion of blood, apply leeches, and
see further Nos. 283, 2.84, 285, 280, and 288.   Also put a  lukewarm
poultice on the  chest, see No. 78.
  3d. Gastric or Bilious  See Nos 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
  4th. Weakness of the Lungs, arising from Phthisis Pituitosa, or Scor-
butus.  Apply cold water and ice on the chest.   See Nos. 290, 291,.
and 292.
  After every Haemoptysis, a good diet is necessary.
        VOMITING BLOOD FROM  THE  STOMACH.
              Haematemesis sive Vomitus Cruentus.

  In all cases of  vomiting blood, it should not be checked too sudden-
ly, because there is danger of causing inflammation and induration of
the stomach.  Commence by administering mild  astringents, see Nos.
1, 84, and  85.  Apply vinegar on the stomach, and  a warm narcotic
poultice on the lower part  of the  abdomen, see No.  78.   Use  also
mustard foot baths, see Nos. 88  and 293.  For suppression  of the
menses or haemorrhoids, apply leeches on the anus or  genitalia.  For
Spasms, see Nos. 294 and  287.   If this is not sufficient,, apply cold
water or ice on the stomach,  also  give ice  pills, see  No. 290.  After
every discharge of blood, let  the patient have a. good diet, and. admin-
ister resolventia,, see No. 295. 
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                   HEMORRHOIDS— PILES.
                          Haemorrhoidcs.

  When the patient is affected with  Hemorrhoids, he  should not fol-
low any sedentary employment, but take continual exercise, long jour-
neys on foot or horseback are good, have more veg.-table than animal
diet, and abstain from all stimulating drinks,  not  taking  any aloes or
bilious pills, because they produce more plethora a"bdominalis.  The
best medicines for regulating the bowels, are resolventia,  (mild purga-
tives,) see Nos. 296, 297, and  298; also Oleum Ricini.   Natural or
artificial sulphur bathing is good.  If there is weakness make applica-
tions of  cold water and give injections of  cold water.  Give  als - the
tea of Flores Millefolii, the use of which sliould be  coniinucd,  giving
one cup of two drachms each, morning and evening.
   External Piles.—Therapia—Replace the protrusion.   If there  is
inflammation,  use  leeches, cold water,  and 01. Hyoscyami; see Nos.
 299 and 300.
   Haemorrhoides Scirrhosae belong  to Surgery.
   The piles flux ought not to  be  checked, if it does not cause weak-
ness.  It the piles flux cease  and cause inflammatory colic, make a
 Venae  Seclio and apply leeches ad anum.
Black Sickness.
Melaena sive Morbus Nig
  The  difference  between Vomitus
Cruentum and Black Sickness, is, that
Black Sickness is a vomiting of a cor-
ruptive,  tar-like,  black  blood, and
Vomitus  Cruentus,   (vomiting  of
blood,) red blood.  The cause is great
debilitv.   See Nos. 1, 285, 290,290,
295, 301,  252,  and 253.   Use vine-
gar on the stomach, aromatic bathing,
see No. .196, an injection  of beef tea,
and continue  the use of Flores Mille-
folii tea.
Hemorrhage  from the  Blad- "
  der.  Urination of Blood.
Ilaematuria, sive  Mictus Cru
  enlus.
    The treatment should vary accord-
 ing to the cause of the disease.   See
 Haemoptysis.
    It is more frequently the adynamic
 urination of blood, and may be known
 by the absence of pain.   Make ap-
 plications of cold water ad  regio re-
 nalis. and see  Nos.  216,  301,  290.
 and  292.   Use no beer, wine or ci-
>• der,  but take good rest.
    For spasms,  see Nos. 294 and 287.
    In case  of  injury from  external
 causes, make a Venae Sectio,  apply
 cold water,  and see No.  302.   For
 unskilful use of CanthariJes, see No
 289. 
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  In all cases of Haematuria, one ta-
blespoonful of oil of almonds, morn-
ing and evening, is very beneficial.
Spotted Sickness.
Huematosis, Petechianosis,
         sive
Morbus Maculosus, Haemor-
  rhagicus  Werlhojii.
  Small and  large  dark  blue spots
appear on the skin, caused by weak-
ness and impure blood.  This disease
belongs to the category of scorbutus.
See Nos. 11,  12, 51, 184, and  253.
Oak bark baths are also beneficial.
2d. MUCOUS AND  OTHER  DISCHARGES, NOT BLOODY.
                        Blennorrhoeae.
Salivation.
Ptyalismus.
    The cause is the too long continued
  use of quicksilver preparations, exter-
  nally or internally.
    From time to  time administer pur-
  gatives, and use sulphur and warm
  baths, see No. 30f.   Also give opium
  and lastly iodine; see Nos. 303,  445,
*  135,  143, 147, 153, and 206.  For a
  mouth wash, see No.  304.
    If the cause is scorbutus, then treat
  as scorbutus.
    Sometimes the cause arises from a
  bad habit of spitting,  and from chew-
  ing and smoking tobacco.
                EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION.
                           Ephidrosis.

   This is generally a symptom of  other diseases, as Phthisis, Scorbu-
tus, Nervous Weakness, Cessation of the Menses, &c.
   In the 17th century, it prevailed as an epidemic in Europe, called
Sudor Anglicus.
   The cause is frequently weakness of the  skin.   If  so, use Acida
Mineralia; sec- Nos. 290, 306, and  307.
   For perspiration in case of consumption, hectic or scorbutus, wash
with vinegar, cold water, and a very weak solution of acidum  sulphu-
ricum, with water.  Use also ice externally and internally.
   More frequently it is Ephidrosis Localis  (local perspiration) of the
genitalia, hands or feet.  In this case, bathe with an infusion  of Ger-
man chamomile and sage.
Incontinence of Urine.
Enuresis,  sive  Incontinentia
   Urinae.
  If the cause is spasms, use Hyos-
cyami, see No. 224.   For  costive-
ness, purgatives.   For worms, an  in- 
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|  fusion of semen santonicum.  If the
y cause is gravel, see Nos. 308 and 217.
    For Enuresis  Alonica,  use robo-
  rantia, exitantia, and astringentia; al-
  so douches of  cold water  and  elec-
  tricity.
              MORBID URINARY SECRETIONS.

                             Diabetes.

   There are three kinds of Diabetes:
   1st. Diabetes Spurious.—Urine like water.
   2d. Diabetes Verus.—Urine like milk or wine, showing the color of
the person's drink.
   3.  Diabetes  Mellitus.—Honey or  sugar urine;  sweet but without
smell.
   The quantity is sometimes very large.   Hufeland cites cases in which
the discharges have  been  from  50  to  100 lbs.  in  24 hours.  One
pound of this urine contains one ounce of sugar.
   Therapia.—If the cause is Rheumatism, Hypochondria,  Hysteria,
Gravel, Worms or Metastasis, treat accordingly.
   For Diabetes Mellitus, bathing, animal food, and  No. 309, are gene-
rally effectual.
Mucous Discharges from  the "}    In  Cystorrhoea,  the  mucus  dis-
  Bladder.                     charges every time with the urine.—
Cystorrhoea sive  Catarrhus    The cause is irritation of  the bladder
   Vesicae.                     from gravel, stones, or chronic inflam-
                             ► mation, sometimes from piles.  In this
                              ' case, apply leeches, and give  sulphur
                               internally.  For catarrh, rheumatism,
                               or metastasis, flannel, warm bathing,
                               and a fonticula are  efficient.
                             CLAP.

                           Gonnorrhoea.

   The true Gonorrhoea is the Gonnorrhoea Syphilitica, but there is
likewise a bastard Gonnorrhoea (Gonnorrhoea Spuria,) which is caused
by taking cold, (catarrh,) or rheumatic,  gout, scrophulous, hemorrhoi-
dal or metastatic affection of the membranae mucosae, and should be
treated accordingly.   Also inject up the  membranae mucosae the Bal-
samus Copaiva, which acts as a specific;  see No. 331.  Use no injeo-
tions, because  the  disease is apt to  produce metastasis.  This disease
continues from three to eight weeks. 
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                SYPHILITIC  GONORRHOEA.
  Gonorrhoea Syphilitica sive Primaria.—In Females, Fluor Albus.

  This, disease has two periods:
  1. The inflammatory period, in which quiet rest  is necessary.   Let
the patient eat no meat, or anything which  produces more  irritation.
Frequently drink a Decoctura Semen Lini; see Nos.  84, 85,  and 310.
Wash with warm water, and  wear a suspensory.
  If there is pain apply leeches.   For plethoric constitutions, make a
 Venae Sectio.   Give no injections, because they produce contraction of
the urethra.   To make a  wash, see No. 311.  For painful  erections,
see  Nos. 129 and 73.   Also  apply a lukewarm poultice, see  No. 78.
This period  continues about  fourteen days,  when  the  second period
commences.


         SECOND  OR CHRONIC  PERIOD—GLEET.

                Stadium Secundum sive  Chronicum.

  Commence with  the Balsamica, see Nos. 331, 312, 313, 314, 315,
316, and 318.   If this is not sufficient, then give  injections of aqua
calcis, or see Nos. 319, 320, 321, 322, 3 23,  324, and 325.   Also cold
bathing is beneficial.   The physician ought to notice whether there are
complications, as scrophula, rheumatic or other affections of the mem-
branae mucosae.   For the  treatment  of the syphilitic  cancer, see
Syphilis, section XII.


                   POLLUTIO  ET  ONANIA.

  The pollutiones  nocturni  (night  pollutions) arise  from  different
causes, as  from  worms, costiveness, constipations, plethora abdominalis,
imagination, bad company, the reading of  obscene  books, too luxurious
living.  In this  case the patient should have a vegetable diet, no meat,
eggs, wine or beer,  take  plenty of exercise, sleep  in cool rooms, not
lie on the  back, or sleep too  long, and  bathe  the  genitalia  with cold
water.   Use camphor externally,  river and steel bathing, see No. 332,
See also Nos. 11, 184, 326, 209,  210, 211, 327, 169, and 328.


               DISCHARGES  FROM THE EAR.
                           Olorrhoea.

  This is generally a disease  of children, caused by scrophula  or me-
tastasis, catarrhalis, rheumatism, or caries.   The treatment should  be
in accordance with  the cause.  If it  is scrophulous  or rheumatic affec-
tion, apply from time to time an Empl.  Cantharid., or make a fonticula
back of the ear, and cleanse  the ear  with lukewarm milk, or  soap and
water.
  All zinc, lead, or quicksilver preparations must be avoided, for there
is danger of  transferring the disease to the nerve of the ear,  and pro-
ducing deafness. 
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Discharge of the Food.
Lienteria.
  If the cause  is worms, metastasis
rheumatism, or  gout,  it should be
treated  accordingly.   For cleansing
the stomach, see No.  50.  See also
Nos. 326, 134, 149, 210. and 211.—
Also use good sweet old wine,  Mala-
ga  wine, and  porter,  and wash the
stomach with No. 216.
Discharge of a Substance like ""
  Chylus or Milk.
Fluxus Coeliacus.
Discharge of Bloody  Water
  or Mucous Substance.
Fluxus Hepaticus.
  The treatment should be  as  for
Hemorrhoids.  Prescribe  also amara
and roborantia.   See Nos. 326, 210,
211 and 88.
J
  The  treatment  ought to vary  ac-
cording to the  cause of the  disease.
If it is scorbutus treat it as  such.—
Use also Amara; see No. 148.
DIARRHOEA
                    SUMMER DISEASES.
                       Diarrhoea Aestiva.

  Rheum in small quantities is a true Specificum Antidiarrhoicum.
  The patient ought to have a strong diet,  no acids, fruit,  cider, beer
or o-reens, but rice, barley, chicken or beef  soup.   See Nos. 340 and
343.   If the evacuations are like water, use No. 342,  and if there is
a disposition to vomit, administer an emetic, see No. 26,  and then  sec
No. 343.  If there is pain in the bowels, use No. 344.  Apply a poul-
tice on the abdomen, see Nos. 78 and  345.   If this is not  sufficient,
see  Nos. 346, 347, 348, 349, and  350.  Give  an  injection of starch
with opium.
Rheumatic Diarrhoea.
Diarrhoea Rheumalica.
    Let the  patient  drink  German
 chamomile tea,  barley or rice water,
 and wear flannel.   If there are  bil-
> ious  complications,  the  treatment
 should be the  same as for summer
 diarrhoea.  Apply an Empl. Canthar.
 on the abdomen.
Chronic or  Habitual  Diar-
  rhoea.
Diarrhoea Chronica sive Ha-
  bitualis.
    See Nos. 351, 352, 353, 354 and
  355.   Rub the abdomen  with  see
  No. 216.   The patient should wear
  flannel and use the aromatic bath, see
y No.  396.   For  great  weakness, 
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                              douches, milk, and cold meat  are
                              beneficial.   For metastasis,  make a
                              fonticula.

Colliquative Diarrhoea.       "}    This  is a  symptom of comsump-
Diarrhoea  Colliquativa.       \^ tion, tabes, hydrops, or hectic.
                                 Give  an  injection of starch  with
                              opium.   See Consumption, &c.

Putrid Diarrhoea.            [    This is a symptom of scorbutus.—
Diarrhoea Putrida.          \ For treatment see scorbutus.
Purulent or Pus Diarrhoea.   ~)   See Nos. 290, 252, 253, and  307.
Diarrhoea Purulenta.         I Give an injection of two drachms  of
                              Copaiva Balsam, mixed with the yolk
                              of an egg and water.
                         DYSENTERY.
                           Dysenteria.

   The difference between Dysenteria and Diarrhoea is,  that in dysen*
teria there is an obstruction, and in diarrhoea a discharge of foul mat-
ter.   In dysenteria, there are violent pains  (tenesmus) and fever, in
diarrhoea there are none.  Dysenteria discharges only a little blood or
mucus, diarrhoea a large quantity.   If in dysentery the discharges be*
come larger, the patient is saved.  The general character of dysentery
is rheumatic-bilious.  In this case it is necessary to give an emetic of
ipecacuanha.   After vomiting, use Nos. 5, 9 or 10, to be used  twenty-
four hours.
   If the patient is no better, see Nos. 350 and 356, giving frequent
draughts of bread, barley or rice water,  or gum Arabic with water.—•
Rub the abdomen with see  No. 357.  If, however,  the patient is no
better, and the abdomen painful, make a Venae Sectio or apply leeches.
See also Nos. 84 and 358.
   If the tongue is foul, and there are no symptoms of inflammation,
use No. 10.   If the evacuations are like water,  prescribe  an emetic
and after vomiting, use Nos.  359  or 360.  If there are no symptoms
of foulness or inflammations, and the sickness continues, it is  what is
called Rheumatism of the  Bowels,  (Rheumatismus  Intestinorum.)—
LTse in this case, Empl. Cantharid. on the stomach, warm bathing, and
see Nos. 356  and  237.   Give an injection with starch and opium.  If
the sickness continues and the patient  is weak, it is called Nervous  or
Adynamic Dysentery, (Dysenteria Nervosa sive Adynamica.)  For this
sec Nos. 361, 15, and  16.  Good wine and warm bathing are benefic-
ial.  When it assumes a putrid character, it is called Putrid Dysenterv,
(Dysenteria Putrida.)   See Nos. 362, 13, and  307.
  Sometimes the  dysentery ceases partially, but not entirely.   Expe-
rience has taught  that in this case, the following are the  be6tantidotes: 
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See Nos. 350, 351, 362, 353, 364, 365, and 366; also  the celebrated
Vitrum Antimonii Ceratum, see 367 and 368.  Beeswax mixed with
the yolk of an egg, and warm bathing, arc very good.
   Obstruction  of Dysentery  is  produced  by  using  too  much
opium, wine or brandy.   The symptoms are pain in the bowels, great
distress, &c.  If there are symptoms of inflammation, use Oleosa, see
Nos. 84, 181, and 22.   Apply leeches and give injections, see No. 88;
also apply an antispasmodic poultice, see  No.  78.  Warm bathing  is
also good.  For spasms, use Extractum  Hyoscyami, see No. 84.  Af-
ter the dysentery is checked,  the use of  Amara  is necessary in every
case, see No.  210.  Flannel clothing and good diet are  likewise indis-
pensable.

Cholera.                   )    The patient should  take draughts
                              of bread, barley, or rice water, gum
                              Arabic dissolved in water, and weak
                              chicken tea, which is called the Spe-
                              cificum of Sydenham.   Take also the
                              Potio Riveri, see Nos. 1,294, and 78.
                              Also injections with oil, see  No. 88.
                              Dry cups on the stomach and warm
                             * bathing are  quite effectual.   If the
                              constitution is plethoric, apply  leeches
                              or make a  slight  Venae Sectio.
                                 For weakness, (Adynamia,)  see No.
                              287, using three or four drops every
                              half hour.   Old Malaga wine  is quite
                              beneficial.
                                 For Cholera  Orientalis, sec  Sec.  I.
SECTION    X,
                   SUPPRESSIONS-
                         Suppressions.

             OBSTRUCTION OR  COSTIVENESS.
                  Qbstructio Alvi sive Dyscopia.
  The patient should exercise, drink cold water, weak beer or cider;
have a vegetable diet and cat fruit.   Give no cathartic salt, because
after a while it produces more costiveness.  See Nos. 114, 115, 3**9,
370, 371,  and 372. 
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OBSTRUCTION  OF THE  BOWELS WITH  VOMITING  OF
                        EXCRETIONS.

                       Ileus sive Mezerere.

   It ought to be first ascertained if the patient have  a Hernia Incar-
eerata, if so, the Herneotomia is necessary.   If the cause is inflamma-
tion, the treatment should be  the same  as  for inflammation  ot the
bowels.
   If the cause is only weakness, or defective  Mot.is Peristalticus, use
Oleosa, fresh Oleum Lini, one or two tablespoonfuls every hour, or see
No. 37:3.  For vomiting, see No.  1.  If no evacuations arc produced,
uive Oleum  Ricini, see No. 374, 375, 376, 78, and 539.  For drink,
use cold water.   Also cold water on the abdomen,  (jive an injection
of cold water.  If all  this is  fruitless, and there is  no inflammation,
use a half pound of Mercurius Vivus, with a tablespoonful of No. 358,
mviutr it all at a single dose.
SUPPRESSION OF THE URINE.
              Ischuria.
i st. Inflammatory Suppression
  of the Urine.
Ischuria Injlammatoria.
     Make a Venae Sectio, apply leeches,
  give an injection, and see Nos. 88, 7&,
 ! 75, 81, and 73.  After making the
 j  Venae Seclio or appl) ing leeches, use
 | the  catheter.   Employ no  Canthari*
J des.
2d.  Nervous  or  Spasmodic ^1    No fever accompanies  this com-
                      ine.   |
  Suppression of the Urin
Ischuria Spasmodica
    sive
Nervosa'
  plaint.
y   See Nos. 78, 357, and 358.
  ply the catheter with care.
Ap*
3d. Suppression of Urine from ^    Apply the catheter every eight or
   Weakness or Paralysis.     j  ten hours, and  use  Nos.  362,  255,
Ischuria Adynamica,         \ 377,  378, and and 200.  Cold bath-
    sive                      ing, douches, moxa, and electricity are
Paralytica.                  J  quite efficacious.
4th.  Organic  Suppression  of")    Ischuria  caused  by organic pre*-
  the Urine.                 !  sure, as Scirrhus Prostatae, Polypus,
  Ischuria Organica.         |  Prolapsus  et  Retrovertio Uteri,  be-
                           J  longs to Surgery and Midwifery.
Painful Urination.
Stranguria. Dysuria*
  The treatment is like that of Ischu-
ria. Stranguria in Syphyilis, ought to
be treated like Syphilis.   In every
stranguria, Semen Lycopodiumis very
good.  See No. 379. 
                               65

^Defective "Urinary Separation 1    The treatment is the same  as  for
  in the Kidney.            V Ischuria.
Anuria.
Oppression of Perspiration.   |   Bathe, wear flannel, exercise  and
Anidrosis, sive Isckidrosis.   r) use diaphoretics.
SECTION   XI
DISEASES  OF THE  SKIN.
        Exanthemata.
a.  State of Irritation.
Stadium Irritationis.
SMALL POX.
    Variola*

   ""}    It is necessary at first to have coht
     and fresh air, and a moderate use of
     calomel.   For children, see No.  151,
     and for adults, No. 22.   Do not allow
     the patient to lie  on a feather  bed,
     and let the covering be light.  Wash
     the face  and eyes with  cold water-,
     and cleanse the bowels with No. 380,
        There should be  two evacuations
     every  day.    If  the constitution is
     plethoric, and there is great  fever, a
    ►  Venae Sectio is necessary.  For con»
     vulsions in children, fresh air (place
     the child at the open window) and an
     injection are requisite.   For delirium
     in adults, make a  Venae Sectio, and
     use footbaths, a  mustard poultice on
     the feet, injections, and see No. 9.
        To  relieve the eyes,  wash them
     with cold water, or put upon them a
     piece of  linen cloth with  a little  dry
     camphor on it, and  see  No.  505.—
     sometimes an emetic is necessary.
             5 
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2. State of Eruption.
Stadium Eruptionis.


3. State of Suppuration.
Stadium Superatioms.
4.  State of Drying:
Stadium Exciccationis.
Chicken Pox, Small Pox.
Varicella, Variola Spuria.
)   The same treatment is requisite as
£ in the first stage.   Also see No. 381.
   If the Small Pox h separated (Va-
riolae Discretae,) the same treatment
is sufficient as in the second state, but
if it runs together, (Variolae Conflu-
entes,)  open the pox  so  as to  let,
out  the pus.   Clean linen should
be had each day, and there should be
regular evacuations.  Let  the patient
drink frequently of  lemonade, decoc-
tion of tamarinds, and  see No. 11.—
For pain or restlessness in the night,
see No.  240.   Gastiie, bilious, ner-
vous, or  putrid  complications ought
to  be treated accordingly.
  Let   the  patient  take  frequent
draughts  of  milk  w&ey,  Decoctunr
Radic.  Graminis, and give also 20 or
30  drops  Spir. Nitri Dulcis,  three
times a  day, to be continued  three
days.  For regulating the bowels, see
No. 383.  After the small pox, pure
air  fe  necessary.  Bathing  is  good,
and the diet should he good, bat do
not eat meat  too soon.
  It is the  nature  of this disease to
cure itself.   A mild purgative is good.
See No. 6.
                        VACCINATION.

                            Vaccinella.

  Experience has taught that for Vaccination it is  better tor use  the
clear water (Lympha) of the Small  Pox, and not the pus.  It should!
be taken seven or eight days after vaccination, and  kept between two
classes one and a half iuches square, and  closed from  the air.  It is
necessary that the person from whom it k taken should be healthy, and
free from eruption of the skin, or scrophula.
Varioloid.
  Pox.
Varioloids
Moemied  Small
  This is a mild form of Small Pox,
occurring  after  vaccination.    The
cure is the same as for Variola; 
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MEASLES.
  Morbilli.
1.  State of Infection and Irri-
  tation.
Stadium Infectionis et Irrita-
  tio nis.
k'.  State of Eruption,
Stadium Eruptionis.
8.  Flourishing State.
Stadium Flcrescentiu.
   The Morbilli affects in a peculiar
 manner the  Membranae Muscosae,
 especially of the  lungs, and appears
 like a catarrhal affection.
   Therapia.—Let the temperature
 be moderate, being about 75 G  Far.
 Sleep on a mattrass bed, and remain
 on  the bed in the summer fourteen
 days, in  the winter three weeks.   In
 the  winter remain in the room six
 weeks, because a cold is sufficient to
 produce tubercle formations  in the
 lungs, and Phthisis.  A good  diet is
 also necessary, frequently taking mild
 drinks.   Also see  No. 381.   This
  treatment is generally sufficient.  If
  the  eyes are inflamed, wash them
  with warm milk, a Decoctum Herbae
  Malvae, or muciluge  of quince  seed.
  Employ no astringentia or lead prep-
  arations.  For drink, give bread or
  barley water, or elder flower tea, and
  to relieve the cough, see No. 384 or
  385.  If there is inflammation, apply
  leeches for children, and  for adults
  make a Venae Sectio.
    If there is  a disposition to vomit,
  give an emetic.

"}   The treatment should be the same
 j as in the first state.
    If there is metastasis to the lungs,.
 '' use Nos. 30,  31, and  24, an Empl.
 j Canthar., a mustard poultice on the
  breast, and sometimes an emetic.
4.  State of Exfoliation.
Stadium Desquamations.
  The patient should  be kept warm,
and have a good diet.   See No. 364.
  If there is a new inflammatory af-
fection of the lungs,  apply leeches,
and then an Empl. Canthar., and give
calomel.   For children, see No. 151;
for adults, see No. 22.  If there is
continued cough,  and danger of tu-
bercle consumption,  see Nos. 8,  24,
35, 81, and 82, and use flannel, warm
aromatic bathing,  see  No. 396, and
make a Fonticula on the arm. 
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             VACCINATION OF THE MEASLES.
                       Vaccinatio Morbilli.

  A very successful mode of vaccination in epidemic, is to use the tear*
from the eyes, or the blood from a measle when they are in the flour-
ishing state.
                  SCARLET  FEVER.

                           Scarlatina.

 1st. STATE OF ERUPTION, AND 2d.  FLOURISHING STATE.
                Stadium Eruptionis et Florescentia.

   This disease seems to be caused by an atmospherical contagion, af-
fecting especially the skin  and throat, and  is easily transferred to the
 brain.   To prevent this, it is necessary to keep the patient moderately
 warm, not allow him to leave the room under two or three weeks, and
 administer elder-flower tea, barley or rice water, and a mild purgative,
 see Nos. 380 and 381.
   In case of inflammation, apply leeches, but make no Venae Seclio,
 .because this disease may take an adynamic form.
   For Angina and affection of the brain, apply leeches, make an infu-
 sion of  elder  flower  tea for gargle,  let  the  patient have flannel
 around the throat, and apply a mustard poultice on the neck.  If the
 skin is dry, and there  is a  burning heat,  accompanied with deafness,
 the skin should be suddenly cooled with cold water;  wipe off and re-
 peat the operation every two or three hours.
   For nervous complications, see Nos. 13, 14, and  15.   For putridity,
 see Nos. 16,  17, 18, and 20, and use chlorine water internally and ex-
 ternally.  For Angina Gangraenosa, see Section III.
3.  State of Exfoliation.
          esquamai onis.
    It is necessary to  be very careful
  not to take cold, for there is great dan-
  ger of producing Dropsy. In summer
  the patient should keep his bed four.
  andin winter, six weeks. For drink, use
  elder  flower  tea, and  sometimes a
  small quantity of calomel maybe giv-
  en, see Nos. 151, and 22.  This treat-
l  ment  is generally sufficient.   But if
  there is swelling,  use  Nos. 151 and
  22,  together with  diuretic  tea,  see
  Nos.  388.    Warm bathing  is also
  beneficial.
    For plethoric constitutions, make a
  slight Venae Sectio, taking from chil-
  dren three or four ounces of  blood.
  Also see Nos. 255, 256, and 258, and
  tt'e flannel smoked with Succinuni. 
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           PREVENTIVES  OF  SCARLET FEVER,

  Hahnemann recommended the Extractum Belladonnae, (well prepar
ed,) see No. 389, which experience  has proved to be very successful
in epidemic.
Rubeolae.
Purslain or Millet Exanthem.
Essera.
Nettle Rash.
Urticaria.
Vesicular Exanthem.
Pemphigus.
  This is a variety of Scarlet  Fever,
and not ot  Measles.   The  treatment
is the same as in Scarlet Fever.
  Let the patient keep his  room six
or eight days, and take mild purga-
tives; see No.  10.
  See Essera.   If this  is not suffic-
ient, its  character is  Scrophula or
Syphilis,  and ought  to be treated as
such.
    The Pemphigus  appears like Ery-
  sipelas Bullosum,  and ought to  be
  treated in the same  manner.   See
  Section 111.
    The Chronic Pemphigus should be
^ treated according to its character.   If
  it is syphilitic,  bathe with  Chlorut.
  Calcariae, using one ounce for a bath,
  or see No. 333.   These are very ben-
  eficial.
    PURPLE, WHITE  AND RED MILLET EXANTHEM.
                Miliaria Purpura, Alba et Rubra.

  This disease is generally symptomatic,  a symptom of fever caused
by using hot diaphoretics, a warm bed, or impure  air.  Sometimes
Miliarials a symptom of Crisis, if it makes its appearance on a crisis
day.   It  is  remarkable,  that  anciently medical  men advised  to
keep the patient warm, and to use hot and irritating medicines  in all
acute fevers, and thus Miliaria was brought on.   But in the eighteenth
century, they ascertained  that this course was entirely wrong, and in-
stead of using hot  and irritating  medicines  introduced the  Anti-
phlogistic treatment in acute fevers, after which the Miliaria disappeared.
  The remedy for Miliaria ought to be antiphlogistic.   See Nos. 5, 6,

  Miliaria Chronica should be- treated according  to its character.
Petechiae.
  Purple spots on the skin show the
presence of this disease.   The reme-
dies are the same as for Miliaria. 
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                                 This should be treated according
                               to the cause.   If it is foulness of the
                               stomach and bowels, give an emetic,
                               see  No. 27,  and cooling  purgatives,
                               see Nos. 5, 6, and 7.   Also the Linc-
                               tus,  see  No.  399.   Employ no alum
                               or vitriolum album, or  any astringen-
                               tia,  for there is danger of metastasis,
                             y especially to  the brain.
                                 Only in  Chronic Sprue,  use  Sul-
                               phate  of zinc, or see  No. 400.  To
                               ease the pain, use Decoctum Althaeae
                               for gargle
                                 For putridity, use No. 246.  If the
                               aphthae affect the stomach, use Nos.
                               289  or 345, and make an artificial sore
                               on the stomach or arm.


                             ITCH.
                             Scabies.

  There are four stages of Scabies:
  1. In this stage, the patient appears in good  health, although he
may have had the Scabies for several days.   In  this case the patient
should take a soap bath every morning,  and  have  clean  linen every
day, and take one drachm of Flores Sulphuris Loti, three or four times
a day.  Use also sulphur ointment, see Nos. 334 and 335, which ought
to be applied every evening.   This treatment will in general be found
sufficient.
  2. When the Scabies becomes older,  let the patient have the same
treatment, and use No. 401.
  3. The patient in this stage  is unhealthy, and the treatment should
be according to the disease.
  4. Inveterate Scabies.—Sulphur bathing,  see No.  305, and clean
linen are effectual.   Also see Nos. 401, 402 and 403.   Also rub five
or ten grains of Unguentum Hydrargyr. Citrinum on the palm of  the
hand every evening.
  Complications of syphilis and scrophula ought to be treated as such.


                        SALT RHEUM.
                             Herpes.

  First, a good diet, dry pure air, and clean linen are necessary.   Use
no stimulants of  any kind.  Cleanse the bowels with mild  purgatives,
see  Nos. 9 and 10.   If the cause is hemorrhoids, use sulphur.  If its
character is scrophulous, treat it as scrophula,  or if syphilitic, as syphi-
lis.   When the  cause cannot be discovered,the following medicines ex-
perience has taught to be the best, viz:  Nos.  401, 404, 405,  and 318.
For children, No. 406.
Thrush or Sprue.
Aphthae. 
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  For slight dry herpes, (Herpes Siccus,) apply Oleum Juglandum, or
Aqua Cosraetica, see No. 410; also, for the  face apply Emplastrum
Nigrum, see No. 541, spread on colored  silk, and every day put on a
new plaster.   Use also, Aqua Calcis, withcocoanut oil soap, or see No.
163.  For humid herpes,  (Herpes Humidus,) see No. 336.
  For burning pains, use Oleum Amygdalarum, and make cold appli-
cations,  which should be repeated every hour.   Fresh leaves of the
white beet (Beta Alba,) or Herba Plantago, are beneficial.  For pleth-
oric constitutions, cupping and No. 404, Extractum Taraxaci, No. 337,
and soap bathing, are all very efficient.
  For Inveterate Herpes, (Sycosis Menti, Lupus,) see Nos. 408, 409,
and 411.   Use no lead preparations, for there is danger of causing me-
tastasis  to the lungs.  Use a bath prepared with one pound of Cortex
Ulmi, or use a sulphur bath, see No. 305, and also No.  333.
  Make a fonticula, and keep it on the arm one or two years.
Crusta Serpiginosa.           )    An exanthematic crust of the skin
                             V  constitutes this  disease.  The  treat-
                             )  ment is the same as for Herpes.
                          LEPROSY.

                              Lepra,.

  There are many forms of Leprosy.
  1st. Lepra Orientalis, Oriental Leprosy, which is very dangerous and
■contagious.
  2d. Lepra Occidentalis, Occidental Leprosy, which is less dangerous.
  3d.  Elephantiasis, in which the skin appears like that of an elephant.
  4th. Vitiligo, which consists of large white spots on the skin.
  5th.  Pellagra, a malady of upper Italy, consisting of large and pain-
ful erysipelatous spots on the back and extremities.
  All these kinds of Leprosy have prevailed in Europe, where Hospi-
tals were erected solely  for the benefit of leprous persons, the  careful
treatment of whom has banished the disease, but all Leprosy is chiefly
confined to warm  climates.
  The treatment should be the same as for Herpes.
  For Lepra Orientalis, arsenic applied externally, and in small quan-
tities, has done much good.
Red Spots, Small Pimples  in 1    A good  diet is required, chiefly
  the face.                     vegetable.  Use no stimulus of any
Erythema Phlyctaena.        \ kind, no coffee or beer, but cold wa-
                             |  ter,  foot-bathing,  cupping,  and Nos.
                            J  4, 5, 6, and 410. 
12
                        SCALD  HEAD
                         Favus,  Tinea.

  The disease has two degrees.   First,  slight, called Favus, Achores^
Second, more obstinate, called Tinea.   The cause is often either filthi-
ness, or too great warmth of the head,  but more frequently Scrophu-
losis.
  Therapia.—Cleanse the head with soap and water, and cut off the
hair, (but not if the weather is cold.)   Apply fresh butter to the sores,
and see No. 412.   Administer sassafras tea and see Nos. 413, 317, and
414.  Bathe and put cabbage leaves on  the sores.   This treatment
is generally sufficient.
  Tinea.—The same treatment is applicable,  but the  hair  should be
extracted, as the disease  is around  the  roots of the hair.   This can
be done with  a small plaster made of  pitch, or see No. 540, either of
which  must be renewed every morning.  For very inveterate tinea,
rub from five  to ten grains  of Unguentum Hydrargyri Citrinum, or
No. 403, on the sores every day until  they are cleansed.
Purple Spots on the Face and
  Nose.
Gutta Rosacea.
Fins on the Face.
Varl
\   The general  cause  is high  living.
 [ This disease is sometimes hereditary.
 ! The patient should have a good plain.
 | diet.  Make a fonticula on the arm,
  and use foot and other baths, and see
J Nos. 410 and 415.
Carbuncle.
Carbunculus.
     The treatment should be  accord-
  ing  to the  fever.    Sometimes  an
 [" emetic  is necessary.   Apply  exter-
j nally Aqua Chlorinae.
Contagious Carbuncle.
Carbunculus  Contagiosus.


Excoriation?,  Abrasion of the
.  Skin.
Intertrigo.
  This is a symptom  of contagious
fever.  Treat accordingly.
  Wash with cold water, and on the
sore place apply Semen Lycopodium.
Disruptured Skin.
Rkagades.

Summer Freckles.
Lentigo.

Liver, or Yellow Freckles  on
the Face.
Ephelis.
\    Use almond soap,  eocoa butter,
f,  deer's fat, and see No. 410.
   Wash every morning and evening
with No. 410.
  Use Aqua Cosmetica, see No. 410,
and drink decoction of tamarinds. 
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£>eadness of tke Skin.
Comedones.
\    Tiiis is  generally a disease of chil-
 I dren, and is caused by neglect  and
 \ uncleanliness  The remedies are soap
 f bathing, aromatic  bathing, pure  air,
 | and a small quantity of wine, and see.
j No. 412.
Collosity of the Skin, Scirrhus
  of the Skin.
Callositas  Cutis,  Scirrhosi-
  tas Cutis.
Wart
Verrucae.
Nail,  Clavi.
Corn,  Cornua.
  This disease is frequently  found
among infants in France, calkd  En-
durcissement du Tissu Cellulaire, and
is very dangerous.
  Therapia.—Diaphoretics are  nec-
essary.  See Nos. 515, 517, and  518.
Also  use  salt, potassa, sulphur  and
aromatic baths   For  ointment, sec
No.  338.   See diseases  of children,
Section XV.
~)    Apply a little Acidum Muriaticum,
 | Tinct. Canthar, or Lap. Infernahs on
 y the wart.   Sometimes it is asympto-
 [ matic sickness, and ought  to be treat-
J ed accordingly.
  After  cutting,  use  a plaster  of
the  Unguentum   Aeruginis.   See
Pharmacopoea Borussica.
Swelling  and  Pain  of  the
  Hair.
Plica,  Trichoma.
    This sickness  is found  in  Poland,
  especially among a tribe called  Sar
  matican.  The treatment should be
  according to the  slate of the disease.
    1st. Use antimonium  and gaujae.
\ See Nos. 401, 402, 405, and 406.
    2d. Continue  this treatment, and
  wait for the crisis.
    3d. Do not cut the hair before new
  hair comes out, because there is dan-
  ger of causing metastasis.
                       MOTHER MARK.
                             Naevus.

  The cause is pressure, which checks the circulation on that part of
the skin, and is not caused bv imagination.
  To attempt a cure is both very difficult  and dangerous.  Nothing
more should be done than to use  borax, alum, weak solution of subli-
matum; also lime water,  and tattooing,  (an operation  of puncturing
the skin with needles, and rubbing any coloring substance into it wluch
is required.) 
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           LOSS OF HAIR-MORBID BALDNESS.

                          Alopecia.

  Baldness is caused by old age, acute fevers, Erysipelas, or Excessus
in Venere.
  Sometimes sorrow or anxiety causes the hair to turn gray in twen-
ty-four hours.  Chronic exanthem, especially  Syphilis, and calomel
poisoning, produce the same result.
  The treatment should vary according to the cause of the disease.—
If it is syphilis, treat it as such.   If the cause is calomel poisoning, use
sulphur bathing.  It is good to comb  the hair, and wash the head with
soap, and  decoction of  burdock root, and apply  pomatum of ox mar-
row and Oleum Citri,  burned kitchen salt mixed with starch and re-
duced to a powder, or see Nos.  417 and 330.
Ulcers.                    )   These belong to Surgery.
Ulcera.                    f
Water Cancer, (Cancer in the )   This too belongs to Surgery.  Aci-
  Mouth.)                 > dum Pyro-lignosum has been  used
Noma.                     ) with great success.
SECTION   XII.
          DISEASED  STATE OF THE FLUIDS.

                   Dyscrasiae—Cachexiae.


              PALE OR GREEN SICKNESS.
                          Chlorosis.

  This disease is caused by a superabundance of water in the blood,
consequently the blood  is poor, and the patient feels cold, whereas, if
the blood were thicker,  it would produce warmth, redness and vitality.
  The disease is most prevalent with young  females.   Iron prepara-
tions should be the first remedy, see Nos. 418, 419, 420, and 480.—
Also steel bathing, see  No. 332, take exercise,  and  avoid close and
warm rooms.
  If the cause is suppression of the menses, then see female diseases,
Section XIV. 
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                      BLUE  SICKNESS.
                            Cyanosis.

  This is a disease of infants though the patient  sometimes survives
to the age of 25  years.  It is  caused  by not  closing the Voramen
Ovale, so that a part of the blood does not go to the lungs,  but passes
through the Ductus Arteriosus in the Arteria Aorta, and thus  circu-
lates without being purified of the carbonic gas.   Other causes are
disorganization of the heart, Arteria Aorta,  or Aneurismata of the
heart.  In this case it is necessary to administer acida,  especially Aci-
dum Muriaticum and Sulphuricum  internally, and  exterr ally iu  baths,
using one or two ounces of Acidum Muriaticum for a bath.
  Pure air and rest are requisite.


                           SCURVY.
                            Scorbutus.

  There  are two kinds  of Scorbutus, land and sea.  The  cause is a
diminution of cruor and vitality in the blood.
  Therapia.—Purify and strengthen the blood.  For Sea  Scorbutus,
land air,  fresh water, vegetable diet and cleanliness are requisite.   The
ship should be cleansed and purified (see Ship  Fever,) and cheerful-
ness among the  seamen  should  be promoted.  Use sour cabbage
(Sauerkraut) and lemon internally  and on the sores externally.
  For Land Scorbutus, give from two to four ounces of beer yeast ev-
ery day,  and apply it externally on the  sores.   See Nos.  12, 13,  51,
246, and 281.
   For ulcers, use carrot poultice and Herba Sabina baths,  using from
two to four ounces for  a bath.
                          JAUNDICE.
                             Icterus.

Inflammatory Jaundice.        )    The symptoms are fever and pains.
Icterus Inflammatoria.        [■ The treatment is the same as for He-
                             ) patitis.   See Section III.
Rheumatic Jaundice.         )    See Nos. 29, 30, and 31, and  use
Icterus Rheumatica.          \ an Empl. Cantharid.
Jaundice from Sordes in the "
   Stomach.
Icterus  Gastricus.
    See Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 371.
 Sometimes an emetic should be giv-
 en.  The drink should be lemonade.
► Sometimes the cause  is  worms  or
 stones, in which  case  the treatment
 should be in accordance with  the
cause. 
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Jaundice from Weakness.      )    See  Nos. 421,  422,  and  423.—
Icterus Atonica.              V  Steel bathing and No. 215 are  good
                             )  restoratives.
Jaundice  from Spasms  and "1
  Hysterics.                  1    See Nos. 310, 373, and 356.
Icterus Spasmodica et Ilyste-  j
  rica.                      J
Black Jaundice.              "1    Steel bathing is good, see No. 332-
Icterus Niger.                \ Other remedies  are  dandelion,  the
                             C yolk of eggs, cremor tartar, and Sal
                            J acetosella.
                         KINGS'  EVIL.

                          Scrophulosis.

  This disease, known as the King's Evil, may with propriety be cal-
led the king of evils, because, in many cases, it is the root of Consump-
tion.
  It has two forms.  1st.  Hereditary, 2d.  Developed Scrophula.
  Scrophula  is originally an affection  of  the Organae Lymphaticae,
(lymphatic organs,) and of the Lympha.  Also a disorderly and irreg-
ular  action of the Glandulae, (glands.)   It is caused  by excessus in
venere, syphilis, bad diet, and by eating too fast, (thus making the as-
similation of the food difficult  and imperfect,) too much or too little ani-
mal  food,  stimulants, not sufficient exercise, worms, bad habits of spit-
ting, bad treatment of small pox, measles,  scarlet fever, acute fevers,
and  by bad medicines, especially all opium preparations.
  Scrophula is brought upon  infants by an  unhealthy nurse, too  light
dress in winter, and too warm rooms, uncleanliness, dark  and  damp
sleeping rooms, poorly prepared bread,  and opium preparations.
  The cure is very difficult, requiring months and sometimes years.—
The  best remedies are good food, more  vegetable than animal, carrots,
spinage and  purslain, cold water for drink, beer and water, or milk of
egg-s, see No. 339, a life on  land, dry air,  dry sleeping rooms, clean
mattrass bed, linen smoked with succinum, cold water washes, a warm
soap bath  twice a week, salt or malt baths, and drink Acorn coffee.
  Pharmaceutic Treatment.—Mercurial preparations skillfully applied,
are a specificum.  For children, use the Aethiops Mineralis and Anti-
monialis.   See Nos. 406 and 412.  For elder children,  No. 424, and
every 14 days give a purgative, see  No. 413.   For inveterate  cases,
No.  318.
  Murias Barytae is the next specificum.  See  Nos. 425, 426, and
414.   Use also Decoctum Taraxaci, Graminis, Herba  Fumariae, and
Tussilago, especially the freshly expressed juice  of  the Herba Tussi-
lago, from one to two ounces  every morning.  Sea bathing is  good.—
Martialia and steel bathing, in case of great weakness, are beneficial.
  For external swelling of the glands, use  iodine.   See Nos. 427,428,
408, and 430. 
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  These medicines ought not to be continued longer  than 4 weeks,
then give  the decoctum, see No. 429.   External applications are very
successful in swelling of the glands.   See Nos. 431,432, and 433.   If
the skin becomes red, discontinue the  external applications.
  Murias  Auri has been recommended.   Rub one-tenth of a grain un-
der the tongue every day.  An artificial sore on the arm and  bathing
are beneficial, see Nos. 305 and 333,  especially cicutae bathing, using
from two  to four ounces of Herba Cicutae for a bath.
Scrophulous Ulcer.
Ulcera Scrophulosa.
    The treatment is  the  same as for
  Scrophula.
    It requires no ointment, but an ap-
  plication of Chlor. Calcis, or chlorine
( water, diluted with a sufficient quan-
  tity of water,  and  covered  with  an
[  Empl. Adhaesivum,  or  see No. 434.
J  and an artificial sore on  the arm.
Scrophulous Bore Sickness.
Paedarthrocace.
\
  The treatment is  the same as for
Scrophula.   Bathe with Assafoetida
or Herba Subinae. Give also Assafoe-
tida and 01. Jec. Aselli internallv.
Scrophulous  Inflammation  of "|    In this case leeches are very se
  the Eyes
Ophthalmia Scrophulosa
Scrophulous Exanthem.
Exanthema Scrophulosa.
|  dom  required.  The internal  treat-
y ment is the same as for Scrophula.—
|  To make a poultice, see No. 78, and
J  see Nos. 435 and 436.
  Treat it as Scrophula.  Bathe and
use the tea of Herba Jaceae seu Vio-
la Tricolor Linnei.
Swelling   of   the  Thymus "|
  Glands.  (Called in German
  Kropf.)
Struma.
  This disease of the Thymus Glands
is very often found in nations  living
on the mountains.   A change  of lo-
cality effects a cure.  If the cause is
Scrophula, treat it as such, using es-
pecially the Spongiae Ustae, see Noe-
428 and 437.   But do not use it if
there is irritation of the  tongue or
cough;  then No.  438 is better.   For
the external treatment, see No.  433.
RICKETS.
 Rachitis.
  The foundation of this disease is Scrophula—a scrophulous affection
of the bones.   A good diet is necessary, and malt or salt  baths  are 
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eflkaci jus.   Also bathe with Rad. Calamus Aromaticus, (sweet flag.)
Let the patient play in warm saud  and wash with whiskey.   Use  Ol.
Jecoris Aselli, and see No. 439.
  The Claudicatio Spontanea (spontaneous  halting,)  is of a scrophu*
lous or rachitis origin, and ought to be treated as such.
  Bathing is good.  Sometimes use leeches, or a Fonticula on the hip.
 GOUT,
Arthritis.
                 L  INFLAMMATORY GOUT,

                Arthritis Inflammatoria, Podagra,

  Gout is caused by defective assimilation and imperfect action of the
Chylus organs.  It is different  from rheumatism, which is a defective
uction of the skin, or induced by some external cause.   Gout has an
internal origin, produced by rich living and insufficient exercise,  Bac^
oh us, Venus et Otiura, suppression of the hemorrhoids, Cessatio Meiv
struosum, and hereditary disposition.
  Therapia.—The cure ought  to be antiphlogistic and diaphoretic.—
Use flannel dress, and oiled silk or wool on the part affected.   All othj
er applications are dangerous.  Employ no cold water* lead prepara-
tions or camphor, for there is danger of transferring the gout to the
lungs, stomach or brain.  Apply no poultice, as it causes swelling and
weakness.  If there is great  fever and a plethoric constitution, make a
 Venae Sectio and apply leeches.  The internal remedies are Nos. 9.
81, and 146.
L'.  Gout with Bilious Compli- 1
  cations.                   I
Arthritis Gastricus*          )
See Nos. 6, 6, 7, and 10.
3.  Spasmodic Gout
Arthritis Spasticus.
4.  Chronic Gout
Arthritis Chronica,
    This is  hot  attended with inflam-
  mation, but is of a spasmodic charac-
ter.   See Nos.  74 and 441.   At eve-
  ning, give  five  grains of Pulvis Do-
  veri.
  In Chronic Gout there is no fever,
but continued pain.  Guajaci is a spe-
cificum, see Nos. 32, 442, 443, 444,
and 445.  Use  externally Nos. 199,
200, and 201, Empl. Canthar., and a
Fonticula.  Also, sulphur, salt and
malt bathing, vapor bathing, douches
and moxa, and  01. Jec. Aselli.  See
Nos. 408 and 409. 
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Sciatica.                     ^
hchias.                      {    This is  caused  by  Arthritis, and
Disease of the Hip Joint.      (  should have the sarae treatment.
otagra.
Knotty Gout.                 ) ^Employ the same treatment  as in
Arthritis Nodosa.             [ Chronic   Gout,  especially  mineral
                              baths.
  If the Gout is transferred to an internal organ,  it ought to be ob-
served, that in a plethoric constitution the first thing is to make a Ve-
nae Sectio, and then apply an Empl. Cantharid.   If the  gout is trans-
ferred to the head, apply leeches on the neck, and  see  No, 449.   If
the gout is in the stomach, and is acute, make a Venae Sectio, and then
use an Empl. Cantharid. on the stomach.   After relieving the fever, or
if the disease is chronic, see Nos. 442  and  443,  apply an Empl. Can-
tharid., and keep a  Fonticula  discharging.


                    VENEREAL  DISEASES.

                          Syphilis.

  This disease was known in Europe in the year 1493.  It is a pecu-
liar affection of the Organae Lyraphaticae (lymphatic  organs) and
Olandulae,  (Glands.)   It has two forms,  Primary or  Local Syphilis.
and Secondary or Universal Syphilis.


              1. LOCAL, OR PRIMARY SYPHILIS.
                   Syphilis  Localis sive Primaria.

   Blennorrhoea  Syphilitica (Syphilitic Clap, or in  femalrs Syphilitic
 Fluor Albus) has two stages.
   1st.  Imflammatory Stage,  commencing  with excessive  pain, some
 limes together with Phimosis, Paraphimosis, Bubones, andTestifis, and
 i-ontinues from two to three  weeks, when  commences the
   2d, or Chronic Stage, Blennorhoea sive  Gonorrhoea Chronica, which
 may remain months or years.
   THERAPiA.--The cure of  the first stage ought to be  antiphlogistic.
 Quiet rest  is  requisite, but no meat or stimulants,  or anything which
 causes irritation is allowable.  The drink should be barley or rice water,.
 or decoction of linseed, see Nos. 84, 85, and 310. Wash  with warm wa
 ter, and wear a suspensory. If there are great pains and a plethoric con
 stitution, make a Venae Sectio.  Give no injections in  this stage,  be
 •:ause they produce contraction of the urethra.
    To prepare a wash, see No. 311.   For painful erections (if there i*
 no congestion of blood,) use opium internally and externally, see Nos.
 129 an°d No. 73.
    If the inflammation and the pain are removed, and the Gonorrhoea
 still remains, then the second stage commences. 
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   Stadium Secundum sive Chronicum, (Chronic Gonorrhoea, Gleet.)
 St is necessary at this stage to apply the Balsamica.   Give Balsam Ce-
 jpaiva, from 26 to 30 drops, with sugar, three times a day* or see Nop
 <S12, 313, 314, 315, 316, and 318.  This treatment  is in general suffi-
 cient.   If not, then commence with injections of Aqua Calcis, or see
 Nos. 319,  320, 321, 322, 323, 324,  and 325, and cold bathing.   The
 Physician  ought to notice .particularly whether there are complications
 like scrophula, gout, rheumatism, or other affections  of the Membranae
 Mucosae.
   When there is Phimosis, (contraction of the prepuce anterior to the
 /dans penis,) the inflammation ought first to be  reduced by a  Venae
 Sectio or leeches, and then use Nos. 129, 73, and 97, and  injections
 between the skin and the  glans penis, for the purpose  of cleansing.—'
 The same treatment is requisite for Paraphimosis, (contraction of the
 prepuce behind the glans penis.)
   If there are ulcers, (Ulcera Syphilitica,) it is necessary to use mer-
 eurialia, which is a  specificum,  and true Antisyphiliticum,  if it  is in
 skillful  hands.  It should at all times be remembered that mercurialia
 is a  poison*
   When the patient has a plethoric constitution)  make a Venae Sectio
 and then use the Mercurius Solubilis Hahnemanni, see No.  450, one
 pill to be given morning and evening, and add one pill more every day
 until there are symptoms of salivation.   If the gums swell or the taste
 or smell be bad, (either of w-hich usually occurs  in 7 or 8 days,)  then
 oive one pill every day for eight days.   This treatment is, in  general,
 sufficient to effect a cure.
   This  disease is of  internal origin, and external   applications are un-
 necessary,  but cleanliness, washing with lime water,  and covering the
 sores with Empl. Adhaesivum and Ung. Simplex, are beneficial.
  The Bubones et Orchitis (swelling in the groin, and of the testicles)
 arises from Consensus  of  the gonorrhoea.  In  this case, wash  with
 lukewarm lead water, see No. 97.  In other  respects treat it as gonor^
 rhoea.
  If there is Condylomata,  (syphilitic warts about the anus,) wash
 With an infusion of Herba Sabina and Creosot.
  For the suppression of gonorrhoea, if the  constitution  is plethoric,
a Venae Sectio is necessary, and then poultice with  opium; also use
opium internally.
        2. SECONDARY, OR UNIVERSAL SYPHILIS.
             Syphilis Secundaria, Leus, sive  Universalis.

   The first symptoms are pain in the throat,  chronic inflammation of
the throat, sores in the throat, exanthem,  especially in  the face,  and
bubones.
   It ought to be remembered in regard to Syphilis, that there are  dis-
eases, about which the patient and physician too,  are often deceived,
appearing, as they do, like Syphilis, Scrophula and Scorbutus, but which
are, in reality, nothing else than Mercurial  Poisoning,  (Cachexia mer
curialis.) 
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  The following are the symptoms if the disease is mercurial poisoning:
At every application of mercurial remedies, internally or externally,
the patient seems worse, and experiences loss of hair, sore eyes, sore
throat, ulcers in the  throat  and mouth, cancerous sore  mouth, sore
gums, caries of the teeth, swelling of the glands, eruption of the skin,
especially in the face, asthma, tubercles of  the lungs, and consumption.
  Sometimes the mercurial poisoning is combined with Syphilis, (Ca-
chexia Mixta.)   In this case, see Hectic, Section VII „ also give sul-
phur, internally, and see No. 445.   Or if Syphilis is complicated with
Scorbutus, the treatment ought to be first for Scorbutus, and then for
Syphilis.   See  Scorbutus, Section XII.
  Experience has taught that the best mercurial  preparation in Syphi-
lis is the Mercurius Solubilis Hahnemanni, see No. 450.  Give one pill
morning and evening,  adding one half pill every day until there are
symptoms of salivation, then give one pill every day for about fourteen
days.
  The drink should be decoctum, see No.  409.   Also drink frequently
of a decoction of sarsaparilla or barley water.  No meat, wine, beer,
cider, fruit, salt, or anything which  causes irritation, or which will ana-
lyze  the mercury should be allowed.   This  treatment will generally
be found sufficient
  The Mercurius Solubilis Hahnemanni, is the best preparation,  the
second in quality is the Mercurius Sublimatus Corrosivus, see No. 451,
and the third is the Mercurius Praecipitatum  Ruber, see No.  452.—
Sometimes it is good to change the use of one for another.

                 3.  INVETERATE  SYPHILIS.
                       Syphilis Inveteratus.
  Notwithstanding the mercurial cure, the Syphilis still remains, and
has affected the bones.  The internal use of Mercurialia in  this case
is fruitless, but  the external  application  of mercury,  through  absorp-
tion of the skin, will be found very beneficial.
  1st. Sublimatum bathing, see No. 333.
   2d.  The Inunction cure, without "salivation, see No. 453.
  3d.  The Inunction cure, with salivation.   Rub one or two drachms of
Unguent. Hydrargyri on different parts of the body, until salivation
commences.  This treatment is very powerful, and ought not to be un-
dertaken except in extreme cases, and with the greatest prudence, be-
cause salivation  weakens digestion, and very easily  causes Hectic, Ta-
bes and consumption.
  What is called the Hunger Cure  has done much good in this case.
It  consists in keeping the patient on a very low  diet, with or without
a small quantity of Sublimatum, but if this is used, it must be with
great care.  Also see No. 454.
  For the  frequent recurrence of severe nocturnal bone pains, the
Mezereum is the specificum; see No, 455.
  Much good has been effected in  Inveterate  Syphilis by the  use of
Decoctum  Zittmanni; see Nos. 408  and 409.
  The Murias Auri (muriate of gold) has also been used very success-
fully.  Rub one-eighth of a grain every day under the tongue. 
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  Iodine is also very good, see No. 427.  If all these prove fruitless
then use the Antidyscrasia, (for purifying the blood.)  The best are the
Acida Mineralia, (mineral acids,) see No. 456.   Mineral or artificial sul-
phur baths, and Acidum Nilricum baths are very efficient
  The preventive of Syphilis is not  yet known.  The old saying is
true:  Unicum prophylaclicum mali venerei, est abstinentia a bono  ve-
nereo.

            EXCESSIVE FORMATION OF FAT.
                          Adiposis.

  The formation may be external (steatoma) or internal on the kidney,
heart, etc.
  Therapia.—The remedies are' a strong diet, vegetable food,  exer-
cise, but little sleep, purgatives, and at last, iodine, see No. 427.
SECTION   XIII.
DISORGANIZATIONS,   FALSE  ORGANIZATIONS,  PARA-
                          SITES.
       Uisorganisationes, Pseudorganisationes, Parasitae.

                    WORM DISEASES.
                        Helmenthiasis.
Small Worms Infesting  the "J    Give an injection of oil and salt, or
  Rectum.                 I  see Nos. 457, 458,  and  459.   Con-
Ascarides.                  I  tinue  this  treatment three or four
                         j  weeks.
Round Worms
  tines.
Lumbrici.
in,the Intes-
  The best worm remedy is Semen
Cinae seu Santonici, see Nos. 460 and
461.   Give also confection of the Se-
men Cinae, or the powder mixed with
honey, see Nos. 462,463,464 and 465.
A good diet is requisite, but no food
made  of  flour or   warm  drinks
should be taken.   Occasionally give
a little salt and a little wine,   Exer-
cise is beneficial. 
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BROAD TAPE  WORM, AND LONG ARTICULATED TAPE
                           WORM.

                 Taenia Lata et Taenia Solium.

  There are two methods of expelling the Taenia.
  1st.  The Mild Method, and
  2d. The Severe Method.  The mild method is  preferable.
  Mild Method.—Give Sulphate of Soda or Sulphate of Magnesia, hal
an ounce or an ounce, three times a day, and before breakfast use Gar-
lic milk, (garlics boiled in milk.)  Also give Acid. Sulphur.  Aromat,
from five to ten drops with water and sugar, three times a day.  The
rroot bark of Punica Granatum, is very  beneficial see Nos.  468, 469
and 470.  The meals should consist of salt food.
  Severe Method.—The patient should abstain from food, and  occa-
sionally castor oil  should be administered.
  The diet should be herrings, water-soup, and on going to  bed, one
or two drachms of Pulvis Rad. Filicis Macis should be taken, or see
No. 473.  The Oleum Aether. Rad. Filicis Macis, see No. 471, is very
beneficial.  It should be taken in the evening before going to bed.  In
the morning take one tumbler of cold  water, and then a powder, see
No. 472.  After  taking the powder, give one tablespoonful of castor
oil, then an injection of warm milk, and rub the abdomen with see No.
465.
   If the Taenia is not discharged, and the patient is not too weak, and
the evacuations not  too much, then repeat the powder once or twice, see
No. 472.  If the Taenia comes out of the anus,  then  the patient
should  set down with the anus in warm milk, in which the worm will
 be induced to come.
   If  there are spasms, use No. 474.


                           VERMIN.
                       Vermes Superficiales.

 I [If there are crabiice and other insects infecting the skin,  use Ung.
 Praecipit Rubr.; also Sublimatum bath,  see No.  333.
    Sometimes it is necessary to bathe with arsenic, using half a drachm
 for one bath.
    For worms in ulcers, use chlorine water or tar.


                  STONE   DISEASES.

                           ILithiasis.

         STONES IN THE  BLADDER AND KIDNEY.

                        Calculus Urinarius.

    The method of cure is either palliative or radical.  The palliative is
  to remove the symptoms, likewise inflammation or  spasms.  If there
  are symptoms of inflammation, make a Venae Sectio or apply leeches.
  For spasms, see Nos. 385, 379, and 358. 
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  Other treatment may be injections, see No. 87, warm baths and lin •
iment, see No. 200.                                       .  .
  The radical cure is to dissolve the stone.  The true Lithontripticum
is soda, and all alkalies.  Bathe with potassa or soda.  For drink,  use
soda water, Liq. Potassa Caustica, ten drops with beef tea, morning
and evening, also  lime water.   Administer  Harlem  oil, carbonate of
magnesia, soda powder, see No. 2, also, powder of quince seed, or see
No. 475.
  When  the stone is large, Lithotomia is necessary.

Gall Stones.                 ~|   See Stones in the Bladder.  Also
Calculus Biliarius, sive Fel-  j see Nos, 476 and  477.   Vegetable
  Uus.                      y diet, frequent draughts of cold water,
                            j exercise, and cheerfulness at meal
                            J time, are highly beneficial.
SECTION   XIV.
                   FEMALE   DISEASES.

              RETENTION OF THE MENSES.

                     Retentio Menstruorum.

  If there are symptoms of Molimina Menstrua (which is a periodical
swelling and pain of the breast and abdomen, with pain in the loins)
and nature does not assist, then medical treatment is necessary.
  Retention of the Menses arises from various causes.
  1st. Plethora.—Too much blood may close the menstrual veins.  In
this case, make a Venae Sectio (bleeding) on the foot during the Moli-
mina Menstrua.   Other remedies are foot-baths, vegetable  food, Nos.
81, 478, and 479, and  warm baths.
  If these are not sufficient, apply leeches ad genitalia, or cup on the
thigh.
   2d. Want of Blood.—In this case the patient is weak, cold and pale.
The remedies are martialia, animal food, exercise, especially on horse-
back, and in the time of the Molimina use Nos. 362,  418,  419, 429,
and 480.
   3d. Spasms,  which restrain the menses.—See Nos. 14,15, 18, 19,
 and 275.
   4th.  Organic Pressure, likewise Worms,  Costiyeneas, and Scrophu-
 lous swelling.—Treat according to the cause. 
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              OBSTRUCTION  OF THE  MENSES.
                     Obstructio  Menstruorum.

  The situation of the physician  in this  case  is indeed  critical.  We
advise, in every case (except when the menses are suddenly stopped)
not to give, for three or four months, anything which will  reproduce
them, for there is danger of causing an abortion.  By so doing, the Phy-
sician may not only preserve his good name, but save himself from the
bitter reproaches of conscience.  All that is necessary  is  to  make  a
 Venae Sectio, and to protect the  patient from the treatment of quacks.
  Give only some harmless thing, for three or four months, at the ex-
piration of  which, the case will develope  itself, and should it not prove
to be Gravida, but merely a suppression of the menses,  then medical
aid is necessary.
  There are different causes producing obstruction of the menses.
  1st. Congestion of Blood.—In  this case, make a Venae Sectio on
the foot, and apply leeches ad genitalia.   Use also  foot baths, vapor
baths, and apply a warm poultice ad genitalia, see No. 78.   See also
Nos. 2, 9, and 478.
  2d.  Spasms.—See  Nos. 2,  81,  19, 275, and 287, use warm baths
and apply a poultice.  See No. 78.
   3d.  Weakness.—Let the diet be wholesome  animal  food,  and use
Nos. 362, 418, 419, and 480.
   4th. Worms, Obstruction of the Bowels, Hectic, or Syphilis Occulta,
 (Occult Syphilis.)                                    .   .
   The treatment must be  according to the  cause.  If this is not sut-
cient,  then  the  Methodus Emmenagoga (emmenagogous method)  is
 necessary.
  Of this there are two methods, the Pellentia  (internal  treatment)
 and Attrahentia, (external treatment.) The Attrahentia is preferable.
 It  consists of warm footbaths, vapor baths ad genitalia, rubbing the
 thigh with No. 217, leeches, cupping, and an artificial sore on the thigh.
   Also conduct electricity from the Os Sacrum to the Os Pubis.
   The Pellentia method consists of aloes, myrrh, borax, iron, sulphur
 and sabina, see Nos. 481, 482, 483, and 4S4.
   If there is cough or congestion of blood to the lungs, or if  any deli-
 cate oro-an is affected, these medicines should not be used.
EXCESSIVE FLOW  OF  THE MENSES—UTERINE HEMOR-
                           RHAGE.

                 Menstrua Nimia,  Metrorrhagia.

  The treatment is either Radical or Palliative.
  In the palliative treatment, put cold fomentations on the abdomen,
crive cold injections of alum or of wine and water, apply an alum tam-
pon (tampion,) let there be much rest, and the position be horizontal.
SeeNo. 209.   Also give cinnamon tea, or see No. 485.   Give Tmctu-
ra Cinnamomi, 30 or 40 drops, pro dosi. 
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  For the radical treatment, see Nos. 51, 246, 353, 290, 291, 292 and
327, and let the diet be cold.
  If there are spasms, use  ipecacuanha or  opium.   If the  cause be
scorbutus, costiveness or syphilis, prescribe accordingly.
  If this treatment prove fruitless, perhaps the cause is Polypus Uteri,
which belongs to Surgery.
       DIFFICULT AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATION.
                Menstrua Dolorifica sive Difficilia.

  The palliative treatment should be antispasmodics, see Nos. 84, 176.
and 358.  Also, use warm bathing, poultice, see No. 78, and an injec-
tion, see No. 88.
  The radical cure ought to be performed according to the degree of
weakness.   The long continued  use of Assafoetida  is very beneficial,
see  No. 486.  Also use  steel baths, see  No. 332.  For  costiveness,
use laxantia, see Nos. 5 and 6.   Magnetism has also proved availing.
Cessation of the Menses.
Cessatio Mensium.
  For plethoric constitutions, make a
 Venae Sectio two  or  three  times a
year,  or cup.   For  congestion  of
Blood, see No. 487.
  For Metastasis,  make a Fonticula
on the arm, and let the patient exer-
cise.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS RELATING TO PREGNANCY.

                            Gravida.

  1st.  A horizontal position relieves every unpleasant feeling.
  2d. All tight clothing should  be dispensed with.   It  presses upon
the Foetus, (child,) and causes malformation or mother marks.   As
apples or trees may be  made to grow together by external  pressure,.
so also may infants, and we have seen no less  than four heads  thus
grown to each other.
  We find some fruits too, so deformed as to look like the face of an
animal, and the same is true of children, whose malformation is owing
to a similar cause, and not,, as some suppose, to a superstitious fancy.
  3d. Moderate exercise, fresh air, and cleanliness are requisite.
  4th. The tone of feeling too, has a great influence upon the foetus.
We find more diseased children in unhappy or intemperate families,
than in any others.
   5th. Avoid  all  fatiguing labor,  dancing or long walks, all of which
produce a more rapid circulation of blood in the mother, and of course
in the foetus, thus causing congestion of blood to the head,  producing
apoplexy, and afterwards an abortion.
   Perhaps these over-exertions induce congestion of blood to the heart
of  the infant, and a disorganization of that organ follows, known, after
birth by the name of Blue Sickness, see Section XIL 
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  6th. Use no patent medicines, or what are  called bilious pills, be-
cause they are composed of aloes, which is  injurious.   Also avoid all
kinds of bathing, and do not drink soda water, or anything which is
impregnated with carbonic gas.
  7th. Keep the bowels regular by a mild  purgative taken once a
month.  This will be found very beneficial.   See Nos. 5, 6, 9, and 10.
  8th. If  the pulse is full,  and the constitution plethoric, and if there
is congestion of blood  to the head, lungs or abdomen, then  bleeding
is necessary; also use No. 487.  Sometimes an injection is good.


                  HEAD AND TOOTHACHE.

  Sometimes there is great affliction in the first and  last months of
pregnancy, caused by congestion of blood.  If so, make a  Venae  Sec-
tio, and see No. 487.  Put a mustard poultice on the arm, and if  nec-
essary, give cooling purgatives, see Nos. 5, 6, 9, and 10.  For nervous
pains, see No. 488.  Use cold water in the mouth, and apply leeches
on the gums.  See also No. 489.


             VOMITING DURING PREGNANCY.

   The treatment should vary according to  the cause.  If it is pletho-
ra, make a Venae  Sectio.  For costiveness, give  mild  purgatives, see
Nos. 5, 6, 9  and 10;  also Nos, 490 and 491 are beneficial.   For exter-
nal treatment, see Nos. 199, 200 and 201.   Give injections.   For ob-
stinate vomiting, animal magnetism is recommended.


               PREVENTIVES OF ABORTION.

   If there are symptoms of abortus, (pain  in the abdomen, flat breast,
and a discharge of mucus  from the vagina,) the patient should have
quiet rest, and lie in a horizontal position for some  days.   Also make
a  Venae Sectio on the arm or apply eight or ten leeches on the breast
and see No. 487.  Wash the abdomen and back with—see  No.  216,
made lukewarm.   For spasms, see Nos. 84 and 492.
   If there is costiveness, give an injection,  then use Nos. 5, 9 and 10.
In some females the abortus is habitual, so that  an abortion may be
produced every month at the time the menses appear.  In this  case
use iron baths, see No. 332,  and iron internally.
   If the  patient is pregnant, no baths  should  be used.  Mental and
physical rest are necessary for three  or four months, and there should
 be no Coitus, (copulation.)   For plethoric constitutions, make a Venae
 Sectio on the arm, and see Nos. 216 and 491.


            CONVULSIONS  DURING PREGNANCY.

   Convulsions are caused by congestion  of blood.   Make a Venae
 Seclio on the  arm, use cold water on the head, and see, No. 73.  A
 warm bath  is very good.                        t
   Other  treatment belongs to the rubric of Obstetna, (midwifery.) 
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              ATTENDANCE  IN CHILD  BIRTH.

  This subject belongs to Obstetrics.   For pain after the birth of the
infant, no opium should be given, but Extract  Hyoscyami, see No. 84.
  It is necessary for the first few days to keep  the bowels regular with
castor oil or injections.  If the stomach is disordered, see No. 1.   For
costiveness, see No. 10.
                    PUERPERAL FEVER.

Phlegmasia Exudaloria Abdominalis, Puerperalis, Peritonis Puerpe-
                    ralis, Febris Puerperalis.

  This sickness sometimes prevails as an  epidemic.  It is a peculiar
inflammation of the abdominal and genital organs.   To prevent this
disease the patient should remain nine days in bed, and keep the room
fourteen  days.  Fresh  air  and  cleanliness  are  requisite.  Keep the
bowels regular with Electuarium Sennae, giving one teaspoonful occa-
sionally, or see No. 493.  If the patient cannot  nurse  the child,  use
No. 494,  so that it produces one or two evacuations every day, and let
the diet be vegetable.
  Therapia.—If  there are pains in the  bowels, give an injection, and
occasionally lay the child on  the breast, or  use  dry cupping on  the
breasts.  Apply a poultice on the  abdomen,  see No. 78.   For inflam-
mation, make a Venae Sectio, and  apply leeches on  the abdomen,  or
cup, or see Nos. 84 and  85.
  If there is an inclination to vomit, give an  emetic of Pulvis Ipecacu-
anha.   If the Fluxus stop, and there is  no  inflammation,  use borax,
see  No. 478, and apply leeches ad  genitalia.   In  short,  the treatment
is the same as for  Enteritis or Metritis, see  Section III.  If the disease
take a nervous or putrid character, Antinervosa are necessary, likewise
Valeriana, moschus, camphor, opium and Cort. Peruvianus.
  If there is a putrid smell of the vagina, give  an  injection of Arni-
ca and Cortex Peruvianus.
                  DIRECTIONS  TO  NURSES.
  1st.  In the time of Gravida (pregnancy) it is well to wash the breasts
with Eau de Cologne from time to time, and wear a hollow nutmeg on
the nipple.
  2d. Do not nurse the child until 12 hours after birth.
  3d. If the mother  wishes to nurse and has not sufficient milk, it is
well to lay the infant often on the breast, and  let the mother  drink
tea of fennel seed, beer, or soup, and take other diet as usual.
  4th. If the mother does not wish to  nurse, it is not  good to  dry
the breasts in less than fourteen  days  after delivery,  then cover the
breasts with cotton smoked with succinum or sugar.
  If the breasts are pressed with milk, draw it out, and use vegetable
diet, and see No. 494, causing one or two evacuations dailv. 
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  5th. For swelling, pain and hardness of the breasts, see No. 7S,
nurse often and rub the breasts with oil of almonds.
  6th. For pain and sore nipples, see Nos. 495, 496, and 497.
                EXCESSIVE FLOW  OF  MILK.

                         Galactorrhoea.

  If the milk continues to flow after the child is weaned, it has nursed
too long, or the menses have failed to return.
  For treatment see Obstruction of the Menses.   Also use camphor
on the breasts, or Herba Dauc. Carot, (carrot herbs.)


             WHITE SWELLING, (MILKY LEG.)

               Phlegmasia Alba Dolens Puerperalis.

  First  apply leeches, then rub Unguentum Hydrargyri on the swel-
ling.  For the internal treatment see No. 494 or 190.
  If there is great pain, apply a poultice, see No. 78, and moisten the
poultice with a  little lead water, also make an artificial sore (Fonticula)
on the thigh.  For obstinate cases give an emetic, and repeat the same
as the case requires.


                 LEUCORRHOEA, WHITES.
                    Leucorrhoea, Fluor Albus.

  The cause of this disease is a catarrhal affection of the Membranae
Mucosae of  the Vagina or Uterus,  (Catarrhus Vaginae vel Uteri.)—
Flannel  dress exercise and abstinence from warm drinks and  tea are
requisite.  Sometimes the cause is worms, costiveness,  or  scrophulous
affection of the mucous membranes, which  must be treated as such.
The prescriptions Nos. 210, 287, 500, 100, and 318, are very benefic-
ial, and  usually quite sufficient   If not, then  use Balsam  Copaiva,
thirty drops  three times a day, with sugar, or see Nos. 498, 122, 208,
and 209.  Use iron baths, see No. 332, and wash with cold water.   If
this treatment is fruitless,  give injections,  see Nos. 499,  324, 323, 325,
319, 321, 320, and 322; also sulphur and sea baths are beneficial.
  For the Venereal Fluor  Albus, see Syphilis, Section XII.
                        BARRENNESS.
                           Sterililas.

  The causes are various.
  1st.  Organic Atresia, Induration of the Vagina.
  2d.  Retention of the Menses, (sine Menstruis nulla Conseptio.)
  3d.  Excessive Menstruation, which very frequently causes Abortus
every 4 weeks. 
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  4th. Fluor Albus.
  5th. Disorganization of  the  Uterus and Ovariae, Erethismus,  or
Phlegmadc Temperament.
  6th. Too frequent Coitus.
  7th. Weakness and trouble.
  8th. Constipation, Hectic, Scrophula or Syphilis.
  The treatment should be in accordance with  the cause which pro-
duces barrenness.  For weakness, use steel, sulphur, salt and sea bathing.
Exercise and mirthfulness are favorable to conception.
SECTION   XV.
           DISEASES   OF   INFANTS.

                    DIET FOR INFANTS.
  The attention to new born children should be  in respect to cleanli-
ness, pure air and clean linen.  Since acid, mucous, wind and costiveness
are frequently the foundation  of worse  diseases, the bowels of the
infant should occasionally be cleansed.
  For this purpose, rhubarb and magnesia are the best, see Nos. 502,
500, and 501.
  Castor oil is too heavy for an infant's stomach, and  should not  be
used, neither should saltpetre or opium.  If the latter is very necessary,
use one drop of Tinctura Opii, with one drachm  of sugar,  and  make
the whole into six powders, or use one-sixtieth of a grain of opium pro
dosis, and this had better be in the form of an  injection.   In genera],
narcotics are injurious to infants.
  The best nourishment is the milk of the mother, or that of a healthy
nurse, or in want of these, equal parts of cow's milk and boiled water.
The child should be nursed, or have a milk diet, until the time of den-
tition, or one year.
        ASPHYXIA.—DEATH LIKE APPEARANCE.
                     Asphyxia Neonatorum.

  There are three kinds of Asphyxia.
  1 st. Immediately after birth, the infant appears pale or black, and
lifeless.  Administer a little cold water, or make an application of Spir.
Nitri Dulcis on the heart and back, blow in the mouth and anus, and
use a warm bath. 
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  2d. Congestion of blood to the  heart, indicated by a red, swollen
face.  Take one or two tablespoonfuls of blood from  the  Umbilicus,
(navel string.)
  3d. Mucus in the Aspera Arteria, (wind pipe,) which interrupts the
breathing.  If the child cannot breathe, give an emetic, see No.  503.
In every case of Asphyxia, when all other attendance fails, the warmth
of the mother is very often effectual.

Jaundice.                    )    See  Li ctus, No. 502.
Icterus.                     \
Abrasion of  the Skin.        "1    The  child should be  kept  clean.
Excoriationes.               \  See Nos  501  and 406.  Use exter-
nally Si men Lycopodium, but no lead
preparaiiLns.
Thrush or Sprew of Infants.  )    Rub the mouth with sugar, or see
Aphthae Infantum.           > No.  504.   The  internal  remedy  is
                            \  No. 501.
           INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE LIDS.

                 Ophthalmia, Blepharophthalmia.

  Any time within eight days after birth, the eyes of the infant may
become inflamed.  The causes are too bright light, inability to discharge
the Meconium, (black foeces in the  intestines,)  uncleanliness,  impure
air, and hereditary diseases, as Syphilis or Scrophula.
  Therapia.—Allow but little light,  keep the child clean, and fre-
qently wash the eyes night and day with milk and water, lukewarm,
or with elder-flower tea.  If  the eyes are neglected, the infant may
become blind in a few days.   To prepare an eye wash,  see Nos.  505
and 506.  In obstinate cases, see No. 507.   For the internal treat-
ment, see Nos. 503 and 509.
   Warm baths are beneficial.
ERYSIPELAS  OF  INFANTS, INDURATION OF THE SKIN.
        Erysipelas Neonatorum, Induralio Telae Cellulosae.

  This disease usually makes its appearance at the age of six or eight
weeks, caused by colds, foulness of the stomach  and  bowels,  impure
air, dirty linen, and from hereditary diseases of the mother, as Syphilis,
etc.
  Therapia.—Cleanse the bowels with Nos. 500, 501, and 502.  Give
injections, use warm baths, and administer a small quantity of Calomel,.
see Nos. 508  and 509. 
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  For the external treatment, see No. 510.   If there are symptoms of
gangraena, use Valeriana, Flor. Zinci, Moschus, see No. 511, and pre-
pare a poultice of  Flores Arnica and Cort. Peruvianus.
                          LOCKJAW.

                       Trismus et Tetanus.

  This disease appears within  the first fourteen  days after birth.  It
is  caused by  unhealthy milk, impurities  in  the bowels,  impure
air and by binding the navel-string too closely.    Give an emetic, see
No. 503,  an injection, and  use warm baths.   Internal  remedies are
Nos. 512 and 513.  Rub the jaw and abdomen  with No. 514.   Should
this treatment not avail, give an injection of six drops Tinctura  Opii,
also rub the breast and back with Unguent. Canth.
ASTHMA FROM ENLARGEMENT OF THE THYMUS GLANDS
                       Asthma Thymicum.

  This Asthma appears in children from a few clays after birth, to two
years, caused by enlargement of the Thymus  Glands, and irritation of
the Nervus Pectoralis.  Nature  cures  this sickness.   If there is  a
spasmodic cough, the Physician has  only to attend to this.  See  Nos.
501 and 511.
  Warm baths are effectual.
Syphilis in Infants.          )    For the cure it is necessary to use
Syphilis.                    ! Mercuralia, see Nos. 515, 508, and
                           j 509.   For  sores  in the  mouth, see
                           J No. 516, and" use warm baths.
                 DIARRHOEA  OF INFANTS.
                      Diarrhoea Infantum.

   There are different causes which produce Diarrhoea.
   1st.  Acid in the Stomach.   See  Nos. 517  and 518.   If the child
nurse, the nurse should use the powder, see No. 519.  If this is not
sufficient, then it is necessary to change the nurse.
   2d. Irritation from Dentition.  In this case, use the Antispasmodics,
see No. 501.   Give an injection of starch, and use foot baths.   If there
is congestion of blood, apply two leeches on the head, and if there are
spasms, see No. 520.   The external remedy is No. 521.
   3d. Diarrhoea Catarrhalis,  (diarrhoea from taking cold.)   Flannel
clothing must be worn.  The drink should be elder flower tea, and give
an injection of  starch.
   4th. Chronic Diarrhoea.  See Nos. 521 and 522.  Use warm baths
of German chamomile.   Older children should drink acorn coffee, and
wear flannel clothes. 
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                           VOMITING.

                             Vomitus.

 , The general rule is vomitus vomitu curatur, (vomiting cures vomit-
ing.)   Almost every easy vomiting is  a salutary effort of nature  to
cleanse the stomach  of its impurities.  The best remedy  is to drink
freely of German chamomile tea, and for older children a teaspoonful
of the emetic Linctus, see No. 503.   After this give No.  517.   If
there are symptoms  of inflammation,  apply leeches on the  stomach,
and see No. 523.
             CONVULSIONS, CRAMPS, SPASMS.
                           Eclampsia.

  The general cause of this disease is sordes in the stomach and bow-
els,  also wind and worms.   Sec Nos. 517 and 501.  If there is a dis-
position to vomit, give No. 203.  If there is congestion of blood to the
head, apply one  or two leeches on the temples, prescribe injections and
foot baths.   If there is no congestian of blood or sordes in the stomach,,
and the evacuations are regular, then give No. 524.  Use externally
No. 514, and warm baths.
  Give an injection of  six drops Tinctura Opii, and an infusion of Ger
man chamomile.


                            FEVERS.
                              Febres.

  The usual causes of fever are costiveness and sordes in the stomach
and bowels.
  The use of the powder for children is  generally sufficient, see No.
501.   This powder should be kept in every family.  If this does not
avail, the cause  of the fever must be ascertained.
   1st. Stomach Fever, which arises from  impurities in the stomach
and bowels, and from costiveness.  First administer an injection, then
an  emetic, see No. 503, and then see No. 525.   No meat or eggs should
be  eaten.
   2d.  Catarrhal Fever, which arises from taking  cold.   For  this an
emetic should be given, which is a good preventive of  Croup, see No.
503.  After vomiting, the patient should drink freely of barley water,
sweetened water, or weak elder-flower tea.
   3d. Dental Fever.   See Dentition.
   4th. Worm Fever (in older children.)   See worm diseases, Section
XIII.   The palliative cure is to let the patient drink milk and to give
an injection of milk.   Also give castor oil  internally, and an injection
of  the same.
    5th. Inflammatory Fever.   For inflammatory affections of the brain,
lungs and liver,  give No.  526, but without nitrum.  See also No. 508.
 Give also an injection.  If there is Sopor, (continued  sleep,) use cold
water on the head.  See  Hydrocephalus Acutus.  For inflammation of
the bowels use  leeches, a warm poultice, warm baths, and see No. 523, 
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  6th. Exanthem Fever.   See Variola, Morbilli  and Scarlatina,  Sec-
tion XI.
  It is rather difficult at first to ascertain the presence of this disease,
but it is at all times proper to cleanse the bowels.


                   DIFFICULT DENTITION.
                        Dentitio Difficilis.

  The general rule in this case is to cleanse the  stomach and bowels,
see  Nos. 501, 502, 517, and 525, and to give an  injection, see No. 518.
For congestion of blood, apply one or two leeches on the head.   For
nervous irritation  or spasms, see No.  524.   Use warm baths and  let
the patient chew marshmallow root.   In difficult cases of dentition, the
gums should be lanced, but this should be the last resort.
 PIMPLES, TETTER,  RINGWORM, SORES  ON THE HEAD.

                          Exanthema.

  To cure this disease the patient should have pure  air,  cban linen,
and a good vegetable diet.  Wash with warm  soap water and  bathe
with bran and  water.  Also see Nos. 527 and  515.
  In obstinate cases, Pulvis Plumieri should be used, see No. 424, giv-
ing, one-fourth or one-half of a powder every morning and evening.—
Sassafras tea is also good, see No. 528.
  If the cause is Scrophula, then see Scrophula, Section  XII.
  External applications are  not good, for there is  danger of transfer-
ring the disease to  an internal organ.
                            CROUP.
     Angina, Polyposa,  Membranacea, Laryngitis Exsudatoria.

  Croup is sometimes mistaken for Asthma, (called Asthma Millari,) and
Asthma for Croup.  The difference between them is that Croup is an
inflammation of the Membranae Mucosa of the throat, with fever, and
previously united with  catarrhal fever and red urination.  Asthma Mil-
lari is a spasm, and returns periodically, without fever, and  the urine
is white and transparent.
  In Croup it is necessary first to give an emetic, see No. 503, also to
inhale the vapor of warm water, or the vapor from an infusion  of  el-
der flowers.   Apply leeches  on the throat,  using  one, two or three
leeches for infants, and four for children over two years of  ace.  Also
administer calomel, see No. 529.  Between these powders give Linctus,
see No. 530.   Also give an injection of a tablespoonful of vinegar and
an infusion of German chamomile.
   If the patient is not better in  twenty-four hours, then use for the
spasm  the Sulphas Cupri, from one to  four grains,  according  to age;
dissolved in half a tablespoonful of water, until it  produces vomiting. 
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After vomiting, give No. 531.   If the symptoms of suffocation recur,.
administer the same emetic; also rub the throat with Unguentum Hy-
drargyri, and apply a mustard poultice or Emplast. Cantharid. on the
throat.
   If there is congestion of blood to the head, put one or two leeches
on the temples.  If all this is fruitless, make applications of cold water
on the throat and head.  An  emetic, when the croup first commences.
is very successful, see No. 503.
   ACUTE ASTHMA IN INFANTS—MILLER'S ASTHMA.

          Asthma Acutum Infantile, sive Asthma Millari.

  This Asthma is sometimes  mistaken for Croup.  Asthma  is spas -
modic and returns periodically without fever.  The urine is white.
  Therapia.—It is necessary to give first an emetic, see No.  503, af-
er this, Aiitispasmodica, s«e Nos. 532, 511, and 512; also injections,
see Nos. 132 and 133.   Rub with No. 514.  Apply a mustard poul-
tice or Empl. Canthar. on the  breast
Acute Dropsy of the Brain,
Hydrocephalus Acutus.
    Apply leeches on the head, and see
  No. 529.   Give an injection of vine-
  gar,  using  about  one tablespoonful
  for an injection, mixed with  a  suffic-
  ient infusion of German  chamomile*
.  and continue the same until three or
  four  evacuations are produced.  If
  this is not  sufficient,  give  No. 533;
  also place on the head a bladder filled
  with cold  water or  ice.   Use foot-
  baths, a mustard poultice on the feet
  and an Empl. Canthar. on the  neck.
Chronic Dropsy of the Brain. ")    Employ the same treatment as in
Hydrocephalus  Chronicus.
External Dropsy of the Brain.
Hydrocephalus Externus.
  Acute Dropsy of the Brain, only not
  so powerful,  but continue  it  longer.
► Inunctiones Mercurialus (anointing)
  or a Fonticula on the neck,  is very ef-
  ficacious ;  also an application of Ace-
  tum Scillae on the head.
1
  Water between the Pia Mater and
Dura Mater constitutes  this disease.
  For treatment see Chronic Dropsy
of the  Brain.   Also  purgatives and
diuretics are effectual. 
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Dropsy of the Spine.
Spina Bifida Hydrorachitis.
     Puncture  the  neck with needles
   and apply pressure upon the spot—■
 >  The pressure should be carefully re-
 j  peated.  This  disease,  however,  is
J  generally fatal.
           MESENTERY xVTROPHY IN INFANTS.
                 Atrophia Mcscnlerica Infantum.

   The infant becomes emaciated, and has a thick and  hard abdomen,
caused by bad diet, impure air, uneleanliness, unhealthy nurse, worms,
hot medicines or opium.
   For the cure, cleanliness is necessary in all circumstances, and  the
child should have good diet but no stimulants, and have malt-baths.
   Children from two to three years of age should drink a.orn coffee,
and have a frequent change of linen, which should be  smoked with
snecinum; also see Nos. 527, 501, 515, 508, and  534.    If there is
great pain in the bowels, apply leeches, and rub the  abdomen with,
see No. 535.
Halting.
Claudicatio Spontanea, sive
   Coxalgia Infantum.
  Leeches are applied with the best
effect on the hip>  Every day the pa-
tient should take a warm soap  bath,
and rub Unguent. Hydrargyr. on the
hip every morning and evening.  To
treat internally see  No.  424.  Also
apply an Empl.  Canth.,  and make a
Fonticula on the hip.
                     ARTIFICIAL SORES.
                 Fonticula sive  Ulcera Artificialis.

   The practice of forming artificial sores is very ancient.  Formerly a
pea or bean was used for this purpose, but Epispastic Paper coming into
use and causing much less pain, the use of the pea and bean has been
discontinued. Epispastic paper may be used from 10 to 20 years without
affecting the urinary organs, etc.  See prescription No. 536.  A Fonti-
cula formed by an Emplastrum Cantharidum, should  be made as large
as a three cent piece for children, and for adults as large as a dime.   If
the fonticula is to be  kept open for a short time only, it may be as large
as a dollar.  Keep the Empl. Canth. on the place about two days, and
when taken off, apply a piece of Epispastic paper as large as the Empl.
Canth., and cover it with a little Empl. Adhaesivum, to keep the piece
of paper on the place.   The sore ought to be dressed in a similar man-
ner every morning.
   The Unguentum Epispasticum, see No. 537, is used in the  same
manner. 
PRESCRIPTIONS,
                    No.  1.
             POTION OF IUVER.
                  Potio Riveri.
R.  Carbon. Potassae, drachm, ij.
    Succ. Citri rec.  expr., q. s. ad perfect, saturat
    Aquae  Destillat, unc. iv.
    Syrup.  Simplic, unc. semis.
        Misce.
    S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.

                    No. 2.
               SODA  POWDER.
               Pulvis Aerophorus.'
R.  Bicarbon.  Sodae, Drachm, j.
    Acid. Tartaric,
    Sacch. Albi, aa scrup. iv.
        Misce F. pulv. divid. in Iv. partes aequales.
    S. One powder  to be taken in a tumbler of water.

                    No. 3.
R.  Carbon. Magnes.,
    Acid. Tartaric,
    Sacch. Albi, aa  drachm, j.
        M. F. pulv. divid. in iij. partes aequales.
    S. One  powder  to be taken in a tumbler of water.

                    No. 4.
              CRYSTAL WATER.
R.  Cremor. Tart, unc. semis.
       Coq. in vase terreo* cum
"Yase terreo, earthen vessel. 
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    Aq. Fontanae libr. V. ad solut. pulver.
        adde
    Succ. Citri, unc. ij.
    Sacch. Albi, une. vj.
        Misce.
    S. Crystal water to drink.

                      No. 5.
R.  Sulph. Sodae Depurat, unc. semis.
    Syrup. Mannae, unc. j.
    Extr. Graminis, unc. semis.
    Syrup. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
    Aquae Fontanae, unc. iv.
        Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful  every hour.

                      No. 6.

R.  Eo.l. Sennae, drachm, j.
    Fruet Tamarindorum, unc. j.
        Infunde cum Aq. Fontanae per \ hor.  colat. unc. vj
        adde
    Syrupi Simplicis, unc. j.
        Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                      No. 1.
R.  Nitrat. Sodae, drachm, ij.
    Tart. Emetic, gr. j.
    Aq, Fontan., unc. vj.
    Syrup. Althaeae, uncj.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful  every hour.

                      No. 8.
R.  Rad. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Coq. cum. Aq. Fontanae, unc. x. ad unc. vj.
         Colat, adde
    Nitratis Potassae,  drachm, j.
     Syrup. Pap. Rhoead., unc. j.
     Vin. Stibiat., unc. semi6. 
                              99

               Misce.
           S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                            No. 9.
       R.   Nitr. Potassae, drachm, ij,
           Sulphatis Sodae Depur., unc. j.
           Tart Emetic, gr. j.
           Aq. Fontan., unc. vij.
           Syrup. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
               Misce.
           S.  Two tablespoonfuls every  two hours.

                            No. 10.

       R.   Fruct. Tamarind.
           Mannae,  aa, unc. semis.
           Sulph. Sodae Dep., unc. j,
               Digere* cum aq. ferv.  per £ hor. colat unc. vj.
               adde
           Syrup. Sennae, unc. j.
               M isce.
           S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.

                            No.  11.

       R.   Acid. Sulphur. Dilut, drachm, semis,
           Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
           Syrup. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
           Pulv. Gumna. Arabic, unc.  semis.
               Misce.
          S, One tablespoonful every hour.

                           No. 12.

      R.   Acid. Muriat. Dilut, drachm,  semis
          Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj»
          Syrup. Moror., unc. j.
          Spirit. Nitri Dulc, drachm, j.
              Misce.
          S. One tablespoonful every  hour.
•Digere, macerate. 
                       100

                     No.  13.

R.  Aq. Chlorin.
    (Acid. Muriat. Oxygenat.,) unc. semis.
    Aq. Destill., unc. vj.
    Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, unc. semi?.
    Syrup. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One  tablespoonful every hour.

                     No. 14.

R.  Rad. Valerian., unc. semis.
         Infunde cum aq. ferv., per semihoram in vase  clans-
           colat. unc viij.
         adde
    Liquor. Anodyn. Hofmanni, drachm, j.
    Syrup. Althaeae, unc j.
         Misce.
    S. One  tablespoonful every two hours.

                     No. 15.
R.  Rad. Valerian., unc. semis.
    ----Angelic,
    Flor. Arnicae,  aa drachm, ij.
         Infunde cum aq. ferv. per semihoram in vase clai&Sv
           colat., unc. vij.
         adde
    Spirit. Ammon. Anisat, (see No. 138.)
    Liq. Anodyn.  Hofm., aa drachm, j.
    Syrup. Sim pi., unc. j.
         Misce
    S. One  tablespoonful every two hour*

                     No. 16.
R.  Rad. Arnicae, unc. semis.
         Coq. cum aq. fontan. unc. x. ad unc. vifj.
         adde
    Rad Serpentar., drachm, ij.
         Infunde per semihoram, adde
    Spir. Minder.,  unc. semis.
    Liquor. Hofmanni, drachm, j. 
101
     Syrup. Cort. Aurant, unc. j.
         Misce.
         S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No.  17.

R.   Camphor., gr. vj.
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabic, unc. semis.
     Aq. Fontan., unc. vj.
     Aether. Acetic, drachm, j.
     Syrup. Simplic, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No.  18.
R.   Camphor., gr. vj.
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabic,
     Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, j.
         M. fiant pulv. div. in vj, part aequaL
     S.  One powder every two hours. »

                    No. 19.   '
R.   Castor. Siber., gr. xij.
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabic,
     Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. part aequaL
     S.  One powder every  two hours.

                    No. 20.

R.   Mosch. Oriental., gr. iv.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Gummi Arabic, aa  drachm, j.
         M. fiant pulv. divid- in viij part, aequal.
     S.  One powder every two hours.

                   No.  21.

R   Tinct.  Succini,
     Liq. Ammon. Caibon. Pyro-Oleosi,* aa drachm j.
     01. Cinnamom., gutt x.
     Liq. Anodyn. Hofmanni, drachm, j.
  * Spiritus Cornu Cervi, which is often adulterated with  Ammonia Liquida,
'9U<rht not to be used internally, because it produces irritation, inflammation and
 induration of the glands of the stomach. 
102
     Tinct. Opii, gutt xxx.
          Misce.
     S. Thirty drops every two hours.

                    No. 22.

 R.  Calomel, gr. iv.
     Pulv. Lap. Cancror.
     Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
          M. fiant pulv. div. in xij part. aequaL
     S- One powder every two- hours.

                   No. 23.
 R.  Cort Chinae Rubr., unc j.
          Coque cum aq. fontan. unc, xvj. ad unc.
          adde
     Rad. Serpentar.,
     ----Arnicae, aa drachm j.
          Infunde colat, adde
     Alum. crud. drachm j.
     Liq. Anodyn. Hofm., drachm j.
     Syrup. Cinnamom., unc j.
          Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 24.

 R.   Rad.  Althaeae, unc. j,
          Coq. cum aq. fontan. unc. xij. ad unc. v^
          Colat.,. adde
     Spirit. Minder., unc. j.
     Vin. Antimon.. unc. semis.
     Syrup. Pap. Rhoead., unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                  No. 25.

R.  Nitrat. Potassae, drachm.
     Camphor., gr. iv.
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic,
     Sacch. Albi, aa scrup. ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. part. aequaL
     S. One powder eyery two hours. 
103
                   No. 26.

                  EMETIC.
R.   Tart. Emetic, gr. ij.
     Pulv, Ipecacuanhae, scrup. j.
     Aq. Destill., unc. ij.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful  every five minutes.

                   No. 27.

                  EMETIC.
R.   Tart Emetici, gr. iv.
     Aq. Destillat, unc. ij.
         Solve.
     S.  One tablespoonful every ten minutes.

                   No. 28.
                  EMETIC.
R.  Tart Emetici, gr. j.
     Pulv. Rad. Ipecacuanhae, scrup. j.
     Oxym. Scillitic, unc semis.
     Aq. Destillat, unc ij.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful  every quarter of an hour until it
       produces vomiting.

                   No. 29.

R.  Flor. Sambuc, unc. semis.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid, per £ ho ram colat unc. viij.
         adde
     Spirit Minder., unc j.
     Vin. Antimon, drachm, ij.
     Syr. Sambuc, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful  every hour.

                   No. 30.

R,   Flor. Chamomillae Vulgaris, unc j.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoram
         Colat. unc. viij. 
104
         adde
    Vin. Stibiat, unc. semis.
    Syr. Pap. Rhoead., unc j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 31.

R.  Aq. Sambuci, unc. vj.
    Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
    Tart. Emetici, gr. j.
    Syr. Althaeae, unc j.
         Misce
    S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 32.

R.  Aq. Chamomillae, unc iv.
    Sp. Minder, unc. senv's.
    Vin. Antimon, drachm, iij.
    Syr. Sambuci, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 33.
R.  Extr. Aconitae, gr. viij.
    Vin. Stibiat., drachm, ij.
         Misce.
     S.  From ten to  twenty drops every three hours.

                   No. 34.

           PULVIS PECTORALIS.
R.  Flor. Sulphuris Loti, unc. semis.
    Pulv. Rad. Iridis Florent, drachm j.
    ---------Liquirit,
    ----Fol. Sennae,
     Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
     01. Foeniculi, gutt vj.
         M. fiat pulvis.
     S.  One teaspoonful 3 or 4 times a day. 
T05
               No. 35.

Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
Nitrat Potassae,
Sacch. Lactis,
Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm j.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. part. aequaL
S. One powder every two hours.

               No. 36.
         PECTORAL  TEA.
Flor. Verbasci,
Herb. Tussilag.,
Flor. Sambuci,
Rad. Liquiritiae,
---- Rad. Althaeae,
----Iridis Florent,
Sem. Foeniculi, aa, unc.  j.
     Minutim concisa misceantur.
S. Pectoral Tea.

               No. 37.

Axungiae Porci, unc. j.
 Extr. Hyoscyami,
----  Opii, aa  scrup. j
      Misce fiat unguentum.
 S.  For external use.

               No.  38.
Pulv. Rad. Salep., drachm, semis.
      Coq. cum aq. fontanae  per -J horara
      Colat. unc. viij.
      adde
 Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
 Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
      Misce.
 S.  One tablespyonful every hour.

                No. 39.
 Aq. Chlorinae, (Acid. Muriat. Oxyg.,) drachm
 Pulv. Gumm.  Arabic, unc. j. 
106
     Aq. Chamomill. unc. vj.
     Syrupi Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                  No. 40.
R.  Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, unc semis.
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     Aether. Acetic, drachm, ij.
     Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 41.

            CHOLERA DROPS.
R.  Aq. Chlorinae, unc. semis.
     01. Chamomill. Aether., gutt.  xij.
     Aq. Destillat, drachm,  vj.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
         Misce.
     S,  From ten to twenty drops every fifteen minutes.

                   No. 42.
R,  Aether. Acetici, unc semis.
     Tinct Opii Crocatae, drachm, j.
     Aq. Sambuci, unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S.  From ten to twenty  drops every hour.

                  No. 43.

          CHOLERA WASHING.
R.  Aq. Chlorinae, unc. vj.
    —  Pluvialis, unc xiv.
         Misce.
     S.  Washing for the abdomen.

                   No. 44.

              CHOLERA  TEA.
R,  Herbae Melissae,
     -----Ruthae, 
107
     Herbae Menth. Pip.,
     ------Tussilag.,
     Flor. Sambuci,
     ----Chamomill. Vulgaris,
     ----Verbasci,
     Rad. Liquirit,
     Sem. Foenicul,, aa unc. semis.
          Concisa misceantur.
     S. Use like tea before coins: to bed.

                    No. 45.

  PERFUMERY OF  GUYTON MORVEAU.
      Fumigationes Guyton Morveauianae.
          Fumigationes Oxymuriaticae.
 R.   Pulv. Mangani Oxydati Nativi, unc. j.
     Muriat. Sodae Sicci, unc. iij.
         Mixtis adde
     Acidi Sulphurici,
     Aquae Communis, aa  unc. ij. dilutas.
         Dispensetur in vase solido obturato.
         (Mix the Manganesia Nigra with dry salt, and di-
            lute the  Sulphuric Acid with common  water,
            then mix all together in an open vessel.)
     This fumigation will destroy  contagion and purify tho
       air by  a chemical process.

                   No. 46.
 R.   Ung. Hydrargyr.,  unc. ij.
     Extr. Belladonnae, gr. vj.
         Misce fiat, unguentum.
     S. To rub three times a day round the wound.

                   No.  47.
 R.   Calomel, gr. xxiv.
     Pulv. Rad. Belladonnae, gr. xij.
     Sacch. Lactis, drachm, iij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. part. aequaL
     S. One powder morning and  evening, or more, till  it
       produces a slight salivation.

                   No. 48.

R.  Uugent. Cantharid, unc. ij. 
108
     Hydrargyr. Oxyd. Rubr., drachm, j.
         M. fiat unguent.
     S. Fonticula ointment
     Dress the  wound with  this ointment every  day,  and
       keep it discharging two or three months.

                    No. 49.

R.   Muriat. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Aq. Citri, unc. vj.
     Syrupi Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
     Extract. Taraxac, drachm, ij.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                    No. 50.
R.   Muriat. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Pulv. Rhei, drachm ij.
     Extr. Taraxac, q. s.
         ut fiant  pil. gr.  iij. consp. pulv. liq.
     S. Three pills every three hours.

                    No. 51.
R.   Cort. Chinae Rcgii,  unc  j.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. xvj ad unc viij.
         Colat. adde
     Acid. Muriat. Dilut, drachm, semis.
     Syrupi Rhei, unc. j.
         Miscft.
     S. One tablespoonful every hour  during intermission
       of fever.

                    No. 52.

R.  Pulv. Cort Chinae Rubr., unc. j.
     Syr. Sennae,  unc. ij.
         M. F.  Electuarium.
     S. One teaspoonful to be taken every two hours in ab-
       sence of fever.

                    No.  53.

R.  Sulphat Chininae, scrup. j.
     Extr. Taraxac, 
109
    Pulv. Rhei, aa scrup. j.
         Misce fiant pilulae, No. xx.
    S. One pill every two  or three hours in absence of fe-
       ver.

                    No. 54.

R.  Muriat. Chininae, gr. xij.
     Sacch- Albi, drachm, ij.
          M. fiant pulv.  divid. in xij. part, aequal.
     S. One powder every  two hours if there is no fever.

                    No. 55.

R.   Muriat Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Pulv. Chinae Rubr., unc j.
     ----Rhei, drachm, j.
     Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. ij.
          M. F. electuarium.
     S.  One  teaspoonful  every two  hours in  absence of
       fever.

                    No. 56.

 R.  Ferri Ammon. Chloridi, (Flor. Salis Ammon. Martial.)
     Pulv. Rhei,
     Extr. Faraxaci, aa drachm, j.
          M. fiant pilulae No. LX.
      S.  Four pills four times a day.

                     No.  57.

 R.  Calomel, gr. xij.
      Extr. Chelidonii,
      Pulv. Rhei, aa drachm, j.
           Ut fiant pilulae No. XL. consperg. pulv. lap. Cancr.
      S.  Five pills two or three times a day for constipation,

                     No.  58.

  R.   Pulv. Fol. Belladonnae, gr. xij.
       Sacch. Lactis,  drachm, ij.
           M. F. pulv.  div. in xii part  aequa^.
          One poirder two  or three times a day, 
110
                   No.  59.

R.  Phosphor, gf. j.
         Solve in
     01. Terebinth., drachm j.
     S. Ten drops four times a day with sugar and water,

                   No.  60.

R.  Pulv, Cort. Chinae Regii,  unc. j.
         Divid. in viij. part, aequales.
     S. One powder to be taken  every hour if there is nc
       fever.

                   No.  61.

R.  Pulv. Cort Chinae Regii, drachm, iv.
     Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
         Misce fiant pulv. divid. in ij. partes aequales.
     S. One powder to be taken one hour, and the other twc
       hours before the fever commences.

                   No.  62.

R.  Cort. Chinae Regii, unc j.
         Coq. cum aq. fontan. unc. xvj.  ad unc. viij.
         Colat. adde
    Tinct Opii, drachm, ij.
    01. Olivarum, unc. j,
    Pulv. Gummi Arabic, unc semis.
         M. F. clysma.
    S. Injection.

                   No.  63.

R.  Pulv. Cinchonae Rubr.,
    Carbon. Ferri, aa  drachm, j.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, semis.
    01, Caryophillorum,
    -— Cinnamomi, aa gutt iij.
         M. fiant pulv. divid. in xij. part, aequal.
    S. One powder three times a day. 
Ill
                   No. 64.

R.  Pulv. Ferri, drachm, j.
    Extr. Cinchonae, drachm, ij.
    01. Cinnamom., gutt. iv.
         M. F. pil. No. LX.  consperg. pulv. lap. cancror.
     S. Three pills three times a  day.

                    No. 65.

 R.  Tinct. Ferri Acetici Aether.,  drachm, ij.
     Tinct. Cort. Peruviani,
     ------=-— Aurant, aa unc j.
          Misce.
     S. One teaspoonful three  times a  day, with a table*
        spoonful of Malaga wine.

                    No.  66.

 R,  Calomel, gr.  xij.
     Pulv. Lap. Cancror.! drachm, semis.
     Sacch. Lactis,
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, aa drachm, j.
          M. F. pulv. divid, in xij. part aequal,
     S. One powder every two hours.

                     No. 67.

 R.  Calomel, gr.  xxiv.
      Extr. Cicutae, gr. xxiv.
      Pulv. Lap. Cancrorum, drachm, semis.
      Sacch. Albi,  drachm, j.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
      S. One powder three times a day.

                     No. 68.

 R.   Cinnabaris, gr. xij.
      Nitratis Potassae,
      Sulphatis Potassae, aa drachm, semis.
      Syrup. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
      Aq. Fontanae, unc vj.
           Misce.
       S. One tablespoonful  every hour. 
112
                No.  69.

 Cinnabaris, gr. xij.
 Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
 Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
      M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. part acqnal.
 S. One powder every two hours.

                No. 70.
 Flor. Sambuci, unc semis.
      Infunde cum aq. ferv. per £ horam colat. unc.
      adde
 Muriat Ammon., drachm, j.
 Oxym. Simplic, unc. j.
      Misce.
 S. Gargle every hour.

               No. 71.
 Oxym. Simplic, uncj.
 Syr. Moror. unc. ij.
     Misce.
 S.  From time to time one teaspoonful.

               No.  72.

Herb. Salviae,
 Flor. Sambuci, aa unc semis.
     Infunde cum aq, fervid, per % horam
       colat. unc. viij.
     adde
Alum. Crudi, drachm, j.
     Misce.
S.  Gargle every hour.

               No. 73.

Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
Calomel,  gr. vj.
Pulv.  Gumm. Arabic,
----Lap. Cancrorum,
Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, semis.
    M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
S.  One powder every two houre. 
113
                  No. 74.

R.  01. Olivar., unc ij.
    Extr. Hyoscyam., drachm, semis.
    Ammon. Liquid., drachm, ij.
         M fiat Linimentum.
    S.  Besmear three or four times a day.

                   No. 75.

R,  Unguent Hydrargyri, unc. j.
     Extr. Hyoscyami, diachm. j.
         Misce fiat Unguentum.
     S. Besmear three or four times a day.

                    No. 76.
 R.  Rad. Pimpinellae, drachm, ij.
     Flor. Sambuc, unc semis.
          Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoram.
          Colat. unc. x. adde
     Muriat Ammon., drachm, j.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. Gargle from time to time.

                    No. 77.

 R.  Aq. Chlorinae, unc. j.
     Aq. Pluvial., unc. vi.
          Misce.
     S. Wash the mouth from time to time.

                    No. 78.
            ANTISPASMODIC POULTICE.,
 R.  Herb. Hyoscyami, drachm. ij„
     Flor. Sambuc,
     ----Chamomill. Vulg,, aa unc. ij.
     Farinae Lini, unc. ij.
          Concisa misceantur.

                    No. 79.

  B. Tart. Emetic,  gr. iij- 
114
      Nitrat Potassae, drachm, j.
      Aquae Fontanae, unc. vj.
      Syr. Althaeae, unc j.
          Misce.
      S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                    No. 80.
 R.   Rad. Althaeae, unc. j.
          Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. xij. ad unc. viij.
          Colat. adde
      Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
      Syr. Sambuci, unc. j.
      Tartari Emetici, gr. j.
          Misce.
      S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                    No. 81.
 R.   Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Extracti Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, unc. semis.
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     Vin. Stibiat, drachm, j.
     Syr. Simplic unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.

                    No. 82.
'R.   Tartrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Nitrat  Potassae, drachm, ij.
     Pulv. Extr. Liquirit, drachm, j.
     Aq. Fontanae,  unc. vij.
    ---Lanro-Cerasi, drachm, j.
     Vin. Antimon., drachm, ij.
     Syr. Althaeae,  unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. 'One tablespoonful every hour.

                    No.  63.
R.  .Rad. "Senegae, draebm. fj.
         ^Coque cumaq.  fontan,, unc. xiv.  ad unc. viij. 
115
          Colat adde
     "Sal. Ammoniae,
     Vin. Stibiat,
     Aq. Lauro-Cerasi, aa drachm, j.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc j.
          Misce.
     S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.

                    No. 84.

 R.  Amygdal. Dulc, unc. j.
          Tere cum  aquae fontanae, unc. viij.
          Ut fiat emulsio.*
          adde
     Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
          Misce.
     One tablespoonful every hour.

                    No. 85.

 R.  Amygdal. Dulc, unc iij.
          Tere cum aq. fontan., unc. xxir.
          Ut fiat  emulsio.
          adde
     Spr. Simplic, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. For drink.

                    No. 86.

R.   Calomel, gr.  vj.
     Opii Pur., gr. ij.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, aa drachm, j.
          Misce fiant pulv. div. in vj. part, aequal.
     S. One powder every two hours.

                    No.  87.

R.   01. Ricini, unc. ij.
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, unc. j.
  *Beat the almonds into a uniform pulpy mass, in a marble mortar, adding the
water gradually, triturating constantly, and strain through linen. 
116
    Aq. Fontan, unc. iv.
    Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
        M. F. Clysma.
    S. Injection

                   No. 88.

R.  01. Ricini, unc. ij.
    Pulv.  Gumm. Arabic, unc. semis.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
    Syr. Communis, unc. j.
        M. K Clysma.
    S. Injection.

                   No. 89.

R.  Unguent. Hydrargyri, unc. ij.
    Extr.  Cicutae, drachm, j.
        M. F. Unguentum.
    S. Besmear  four times a day.

                   No. 90.

R  Extr. Cicuitae,
    Pulv.  Digital. Purp., aa gr. xii.
    Calomel, gr. yj.
    Sacch. Albi,
    Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, aa drachm, j.
        Misce fiant pulv. div. in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder four times a day.

                   No. 91.

R.  Liquor. Plumb.  Acet, gutt xij.
    Aq. Destillat., unc. viij.
        M. F. collyrium.
    S. Eyewater.

                   No. 92.

     UNGUENTUM OPHTHALMICUM,
                Eye Ointment.
R.  Hydrarg. Oxyd. Rubri, (Merc Praecip, Rubri,) gr. irj„
    Buter. Insulti, unc. semis. 
117
       Misce fiat Unguentum.
S. Rub two or three times around the eye-lids.

                 No. 93.
  Pulv. Flor. Sambuc
  Pulv. Amyli, aa unc.  ij.
       Misce fiat pulvis.
  S. Sprinkle six times a day.

                 No. 94.
  Aethiop. Mineralis.
  Pulv. Resin. Guajac, aa drachm, semis.
  Sacch. Albi, drachna/jj
       M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
  S. One powder four times a day.

                 No. 95.
  Mercur. Sublimat, gr.  iij.
       Solve in
  Aq.  Destillat, unc viij.
  S. Wash three times a day.

                 No. 96.
  Lap. Infernal., gr.  ij.
  Aq. Destillat, unc. viij.
       Solve.
  S. Wash three times a day.

                 No. 97.
            LEAD WATER.
            Aqua  Plumbica
  Liquor. Plumb. Acet, gutt xx.
  Aq. Destillat, unc. vj.
       Misce.
  S. External use. 
118
                   No.  98.

R,  Pulv. Resin. Guajac, drachm, ij.
    ----Gumm. Arabic, unc semis.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. v.
    Syr. Amygdal., unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful  four times a day.

                   No. 99.

R.  Pulv. Resin. Guajac, drachm, j.
    Extr.  Aconiti, gr. iv.
    Sacch. Albi.
    Cremor. Tart, aa drachm, semis.
    01. Citri, gutt. ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales^
   S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 100.

R.  Pulv. Resin. Gaujaci,  drachm, iij.
     Lactis  Sulphuris,
     Sapon. Medicat, aa drachm, j.
     Extr. Dulcaraar., q. s.
          Ut fiant pilulae  gr. iij.
     S. Five pills four times a day.

                   No. 101.

 R.  Flor. Sulphur. Loti.,
      Cremor. Tart, aa unc. semis.
     Pulv. Liquirit,
     ---- Fol. Sennae, aa drachm. }.
      Antimon. Sulphur. Aurat,  gr. vj.
      OL Anisi, guttulae vj.
          Misce fiat pulvis.
      S.  One teaspoonful three times a day.

                    No. 102.

 R.  Flor. Arnicae, drachm, ij.
          Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoracta
          Colat. unc iv.
          adde 
119
    Tinct. Guajaci Ammon, drachm, ij.
    Liq. Anodyn. Hofmanni, drachm, j.
    Syr. Pap. Albi, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every three hours.

                   No. 103.

R  Ras. Lign. Guajaci, unc. ij.
    Stipit. Dulcamar., unc. semis.
         Coque cum aq. fontanae unc. xvj. ai unc. viij.
         Colat adde
    Mercur. Sublimat Corr. gr. semis.
    Syr. Althaeae, unc.j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 104.

R  Mercur. Sublimat Corr., gr. ij.
         Solve in Aq. Destillat, scrup. j.
         adde
     Opii Puri, gr. ij.
    Pulv. Gumm. Arabic,
    ----Liquirit, aa drachm, semis.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
    S.  From three to five pills twice a day.

                   No. 105.

R  Unguent. Hydrargyri, unc ij.
     Extr. Hyoscyami, drachm, semis.
     01. Cajeputi, gutt xx.
         Misce F. Unguentum.
     S.  Besmear three times a day.

                   No. 106.

R  01. Petri, drachm, j.
    — Caje put, drachm, semis.
     — Jecoris Aselli, unc. ij.
     Tinct. Opii, drachm, j.
          M. F. Linimentum.
     S. Besmear three times a day. 
120
                    No. 107.

 R  Stipit. Dulcamar., unc semis.
          Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. x. ad unc. vij.
          Colat. adde
     Tartrat. Potassae,
     Vin Stibiat, aa drachm, ij.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                    No. 108.

 R  Extract Gramin., unc. semis.
     Acet Potassae, drachm, ij,
     Vin. Antimon.
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi,  aa drachm, j.
     ---Foeniculi, unc vj.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every three hours

                    No. 109.

 R  Lichen. Island., drachm, vj.
     Stipit. Dulcamar., drachm, iij.
         Coque cum aquae fontanae unc  xij. ad unc. vj.
         Colat adde.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful six times a day.

                   No. 110.

 R.  Carbon. Magnes., drachm, ij.
     Aq. Citri, unc. vj.
     Syr. Rhei, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful six times a day.

                   No. 111.

R   Pulv. Lap. Cancror., drachm, j.
     Aq. Foeniculi, unc. vj.
     Syr. Cort. Aurant, unc. j.
         Misce..
     S. One tablespoonful six  times a day. 
121
                  No. 112.
R  Pulv. Lap. Cancror., drachm, semis.
    Carbon. Magnes., scrup. j.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j,
    01. Citri, gutt. iv.
         Misce fiat pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder every three hours.

                  No. 113.

R.  Flor. Chamomill. Vulgar., unc. semis.
         Infunde cum aq, fervid, per ^ horam.
         Colat adde
    Muriat. Sodae,
    Mel. Communis,
    01. Lini, aa unc. semis,
         M. F.  Clysma.
    S. Injection.

                  No. 114.

            PURGATIVE PILLS
R  Aloes Lucidae,
    Sapon. Medicat,
    Extr. Taraxac,  aa drachm, j.
    01. A nisi, gutt iv.
         Ut fiant pilulae gr. iij.
    S. One or two pills in the evening.

                  No. 115.

       STRONG  PURGATIVE PILLS.
R.  Aloes Lucidae, drachm, ij.
    Tinct.  Croci,  q.  s.
         Ut fiant  pilulae,  gr. iij.
    S. One pill in the  evening.

                  No. 116.

R.  Herb. Digital, purp., dr. semis.
         Infunde  cum aq. fervid, per ^ horam.
         Colat. unc. vj.
         adde 
122
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, drachm, ij.
     Nitrat Potassae, drachm, j.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No. 117.

  LIQUOR  BELLADONNAE CYANICUM.
R  Extracti Belladonnae, gr. iv.
         Solve in
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, unc. semis.
     S.  From twenty to thirty drops four times a day

                  No. 118.

    UNGUENTUM TARTARI STIBIATI.
R  Tart Emetici, dr. ij.
     Adipis Suilli, unc. j.
         Misce fiat Unguentum.
     S.  Besmear three or four times a  day>.  until it  makes
       artificial pox.

                  No. 119.

R  Extract. Taraxaci,
     ------ Graminis, aa unc. semis.
     Tartrat. Potassae, drachm, ij.
     Carbon. Sodae, drachm, j.
     Aq. Menthae, Pip., unc. vj.
         Misce.
     S.  One  tablespoonful four times a day.

                  No. 120.

R  Gumm. Ammoniaci, drachm, ij.
     Sapon. Medicat,
     Pulv. Rhei,
     Lactis Sulphuris, aa  drachm, j.
     Extracti Taraxaci, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae  gr. ij., consperg.
         Sem. Lycopodii.
    S.  Five pills four times a day. 
123
                   No. 121.
R.   Carbon. Potassae,
     Muriat. Ammon., aa drachm, j.
         Solve in
     Aq. Menth. Pip., unc iij.
         adde
     Aloes Lucidae,
     Myrrhae,
     Resin. Guajac,
     Rad. Rhei, aa drachm, semis.
     Croci Oriental., scrup. j.
         Digere leg. artis ut fiat Elixir.
     S.  From forty  to sixty drops three times a dav.

                   No. 122.

           ASTRINGENT PILLS.
             Pilulae Adstringentes.
R.   Alumen  Crudi,
     Terr. Catechu, aa drachm, j.
     Extr.  Cort. Peruvian., q. s.
         Ut fiant pil. gr. ij. consperg. pulv. cinnam.
     S.  Five pills four times a day.

                   No. 123.

           TEA FOR EPILEPSY.
             Species Aniepilepticus.
R   Fol. Aurant., unc. j.
     Rad. Valerian.,
     --- Artemis. Vulgaris.
     --- Caryophyllae,
     Harbae Melissae, aa  drachm, ij.
         Concisa misceantur.
     S.  Use one-eighth part like tea morning and evening

                   No. 124.
R  Tinct. Cinnamom,
     ----Cort. Peruvian.
     ---------Aurant, aa unc. semis.
     Acid. Sulphur.  Dilut., drachm, j. 
124
     Misce.
 S. From forty to fifty drops three times a day.

               No. 125.
 Rad. Coluinb., unc. semis.
     Coque cum aquae  fontanae unc. viij. ad unc vj.
     Colat. adde
 Liquor. Anodyn. Martial., (Tinct. Nervin. Bestucheffi.)
 Tinct  Valerian.,
 ----  Cort. Aurant, aa drachm, j.
 ;Syrupi Simplicis, unc. j.
     Misce.
 ?S.  One teaspoonful four times a day.

               No. 126.
 Flor. Zinci, drachm, semis.
 Pulv.  Sennae,
 Extr. Taraxaci, q. s.
     Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
     Consperg. Magnesiae.
 S.  Two pills every evening.

               No. 127.
    POWDER FOR  EPILEPSY.
         Pulvis Antepilepticus.
 Flor. Zinci,
 Extr. Hyoscyami, aa gr. xij.
 01. Valerian.,  gutt. vj.
 Rad. Valerian., drachm, j.
     M. F.  pulr. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
 S. One powder morning and evening.

              No. 128.
Valerian. Zinci, gr. xij.
 Sacch.  Albi, drachm, ij.
     M. F.  pulv.  div. in xij. partes aequales.
 S. One powder four times a day. 
125
                   No. 129.
R.  Opii Crudi, gr. iij.
    Sulphat Potassae,
    Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
         M. fiant pulv. div. in vj, part, aequales-,
    S.  One powder every three  hours.

                   No. 130.
R  Gummi Asae Foetidae,
    -----Ammoniac,
     Sapon.  Medicat,
     Extr. Taraxaci, aa drachm, j.
     Anlimon. Sulphur. Aurat, gr. x.
         M. F. Pil. gr. ij., consperg. Sem. Lycopod,
     S.  Five pills four times a day.

                   No. 131.
R  Pulv. Cort. Peruvian., drachm, ij.
     Sacch.  Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder three times  a day, if the bowels are
       regular.

                   No. 132.
R   Gummi Asae Foetidae,, drachm, rj.
     -rr.----Arabic, drachm, ij.
     Aq- Fontanae, unc. vj,
         Ut fiat emulsio.
          adde
     01. Lini,
     Mel. Communis, aa unc. j»
         M. F. Clysma,
     S.  Injection.

                   No. 133,
R  Tinct. Asae Foetidae, drachm, ij..
     Aq. Fontanae,  unc. vj.
     Syr. Communis,
     01. Lini, aa unc. j. 
126
         M. F. Clysma.
     Sv  Injection.

                   No. 134.

R.   Tinct. Castorei,
     Liq. Anodyn. Hofm., aa drachm. .
     01. Menthae Pip-, gutt. vj.
     Tinct Opii, scrup. j.
         Misce.
     S.  Forty drops every two hours.

                   No. 135.

R   Flor. Sulphur. Lot, drachm, ij.
     Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. div. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder every two hours.

                   No. 136.

R   Carbon. Sodae, drachm, ij.
     Aq. Destillat, unc. iij.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful three times a day.

                   No. 137.

R   Pulv. Gummi Arabici, drachm, iij.
     Nitratis Potassae,  drachm, j.
     Pulv. Digital. Purp.,  gr. xx.
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     ---Lauro Cerasi, drachm, ij.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every three hours.

                  No. 138.

      LIQUOR AMMONII ANISATUS.
        Spiritus Ammoniaci Anisatus,
R.   Spiritus Vini Rectific, unc. ij. 
127
    01. Anisi, drachm, semis.
         Solutis adde
    Ammoniae Liquid.,  unc. semis.
         Misce.
    Dosis.—From four to six drops  every two  hours, with
       one tablespoonful of pectoral tea.

                   No.  139.

R  Gummi Ammoniac, drachm, j.
    Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
    Aq. Foeniculi, unc.  vj.
         ut fiat emulsio.
         adde
    Sp. Ammoniac. Anisat, drachm, j.
    Oxymell. Scillae,
    Syr. Simplic, aa unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 140.

R  Extr. Helenii, drachm, ij.
    Sp. Ammon. Anisat, drachm, ij.  (See Ho. 138.)
    Aq. Foeniculi, unc  ij.
         Misce.
    S.  From sixty to eighty drops every two hours.

                   No. 141.

R.  Gummi Ammoniaci,
    Extr. Arnicae,
    ----Senegae,
    Pulv. Helenii, aa drachm, j.
    ----Scillae,
    Kermis Mineralis. aa gr. x.
         Ut fiant pil.  gr. ij. consperg. Sem. Lycopod.
    S.  Five pills three times a day.

                   No. 142.

R  Rad. Helenii,
    ---Iridis Florent, 
128
    Rad. Scillae, aa unc. semis.
    Gummi Benzoes,
    ------Ammoniac,
    ------Myrrhae,
    Sem. Anisi,
    Succ. Liquirit, aa drachm, ij.
    Croci Orient, drachm, j.
         M. F. cum Spir. Vini libr. j. lege artis Elixir.
    S. From sixty to eighty drops three times a day.

                   No. 143.

R.  Antimon  Sulphuret, (Antimon. Crudi,)
     Flor. Sulph. Loti,
    Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder four times a day.

                   No. 144.

R  Extract. Digital. Purp.,
    ------Hyoscyami,
    Pulv. Herb. Digital, aa dr. semis.
         M. fiant pilulae gr. j.
         Consperg. Pulv.  Liquirit.
     S.  One or two pills morning and evening.

                   No.  145.

R  Lichen. Island.,
     Stipit. Dulcamar.,
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. x. ad unc. vij.
         Colat adde
     Sp. Ammoniac. Anisat, drachm, j.
     Syr. Liquirit, unc j.
         Misce.
     S  One tablespoonful four times a day.

                   No. 146.

R  Muriat. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Pulv. Extr. Liquirit, drachm, ij.
     Aq» Foenicul., unc. iv. 
129
    Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
    Vin. Antimon. unc semis
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No. 147.
R.  Extr. Dulcamar, drachm, j.
    Flor. Sulphur. Lot, drachm, semis.
         M. F. pilulae, gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit.
    S. From two to four pills four times a day

                   No. 148.
       ELIXIR  ANTIC AT ARRH ALE.
R  Extract. Card. Bened., drachm, j.
     ------Dulcamar., drachm, semis.
     Aq. Foeniculi, unc. j.
     ---Lauro Cerasi, drachm, j.
          Misce.
     S. Sixty drops 4 times a day.

                    No.  149.

 R   Extract Gentian., drachm j.
     -------Quassiae, q. s.
          Ut fiant pilulae gr. ij.
          Consperg.  Pulv. Liquirit
     S. One pill three  times a day.

                    No.  150.

 R.   Tart Potassae, drach m. j.
     Aq. Foenicul., unc. semis.
     Syr. Mannae, unc. j.
     Oxymell. Scillae, drachm, ij.
     Vin. Antimon.,  gutt xx.
     Extract  Hyoscyam., gr. ij.
          Misce.
     8. One teaspoonful every two hours for children  from
        two to four years of  age.
                    9 
130
                    No.  151.

 R.  Calomel, gr. ij.
     Magnesiae Alb. scrup. j.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, j.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes  aequales.
   S. One powder every three hours for children from two to-
        four years of age.

                    No. 152.

 R.  Pulv. Rad. Belladonnae, gr. j.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
     S. For children from two to four years of age one pow-
        der morning and evening.

                    No. 153.

 R.  Carbon. Magnesiae,
     Flor. Sulphur. Lot, aa scrup. j.
     Tinct Opii, gutt viij.
     Sacch. Alb. scrup. j.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
     8. One powder morning and evening.

                    No. 154.

 R   Tart. Emetici, drachm, j.
     Axungiae Porci, unc. semis.
          M. F. Unguentum.
     S. Rub a piece as large  as a pea on  the breast once a
       day.

                   No. 155.

R.  Sulphat. Quinin., gr j.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S. One powder three times a day if there is no fever.

                  No.  156.
R  Lichen. Island,, drachm, j. 
131
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. iv. ad unc. ij.
         Colat adde
     Syr. Simplic, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 157.

R.   Carbon. Potassae, drachm, ij.
     Succ. Citri, q. s. ad saturat,
     Aq. Melissae, unc. iij.
     Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. iv.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 158.

R.   Tinct. Cort. Aurant, drachm, ij.
     ---- Castorei,
     ----Aloes, aa drachm, j.
         Misce.
     S.  Ten drops twice a day.

                   No. 159.

R.   Opii Crudi, gr. iij.
     Carbon. Magnes., drachm, semis.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
     01. Foeniculi, gutt vj.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder four times a day.

                   No. 160.

R.   Carbon. Magnesiae,
     Sulphat Potassae,
     Pulv. Rhei,
     ----Zingibris,
     Sacch. Albi,  aa drachm, j.
     01. Menthae Pip., gutt. vj.
         M. F. Pulvis.
     S. One teaspoanfuJ three times a day. 
132
                   No. 161.

R   Pulv. Opii,
     ----Galbani,
     Subcarbon. Ammon.,
     Camphor, aa scrup. j.
     01. Cajeput,
     — Menthae Pip., aa gutt. x.
     Empl. Gummosum, unc j.
         Ut fiat Emplastrum.
         (Melt the Emplastrum Gummosum over a  slow
            fire, and mix  the powders, etc., in it.)
     Spread it on soft leather and keep it on the stomach.

                   No. 162.

R   Boracis, drachm, j.
     Aq. Rosar., unc. vj.
         Solve.
     S. Use as a wash.

                   No.  163.

R   Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. j.
         Solve in
     Aq. Rosarum, unc. vj.
     S. Use as a wash.

                   No.  164.

R   Carbon. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Succi Citri, q. s. ad saturat
     Aq. Destillat, unc. iij.
     Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
     Extracti Hyoscyami, gr. iv.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No.  165.

; R.   Pulv. Cort. Peruvian. Regii, draebm. iij.
     Sulphat Ferri, gr. vj. 
133
    Pulv. Cinnamomi, scrup. j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S. One powder morning and evening.

                  No.  166.

R  Extract Hyoscyami,  gr. vj.
    Aq.  Lauro Cerasi, drachm, ij.
    ---Cort Aurantiorum, unc. iv.
    Liquor. Anodyn. Hofmanni, dr.j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours

                  No.  167.

R  Pulv. Resin. Guajac, drachm, ij.
    Antimon. Sulphur. Aurat,
    Mercur. Dulc, (Calomel,)
    Extracti Aconiti, aa gr. vj.
    01. Valerian., gutt. vj.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S. One powder morning and evening, to be eon Untied
       fourteen days.


                  No.  168.
       STERNUTATORY POWDER.
               Pulvis Errhinus.
R  Pulv. Flor. Lavendulae,
    ----Herbae Majoranae, aa drachm, un.  et semi*.
    ----Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
    ----Sapon. Medicat,
     ----Flor. Convallariae Majalis, aa drachm, semis.
     01.  Caryophyllorum, gutt. ir.
         Misce fiat pulvis.
     S. Use like snuff.

                   No.  169.

         LIQUOR ANTERETICUS.
 R  Aq. Lauro Cerasi, unc. j. 
134
  Aq. Rosar., unc. vj.
  Plumb. Snbacet Liquor., (Aceti Plumbici,) gutt. xiv.
      Misce.
  S.  Wash from four to six times a day.

               No. 170.

  01. Cajeputi, gutt xx.
  Sp. Camphor,
  Tinct Opii, aa drachm, j.
      Misce.
  S.  To rub six times a  day.

               No. 171.

  Creosot,
  Tinct. Opii,
  Liquor. Anodyn. Hofmanni,
  Tinct. Myrrhae, aa scrup. j.
      Misce.
  S.  Three drops on a little cotton, to put in the teeth.

               No. 172.

  Bismuthi Subnitrat., gr. xij.
  Carbon. Magnes., scrup. j.
  Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
  Sacch. Albi, drachm.  .
      M. F. pulv. divid.  in xij. part, aequales.
  S.  One  powder four times a day.

               No. 173.
 Bismuth. Subnitrat., gr. xxix.
  Extract. Hyocyami, gr. xij.
  Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
  01. Cajeputi,  gutt. vj.
  Carbon. Magnesia, dr.  semis.
      M. F. pulv. divid.  in xij. partes aequales.
  S. One powder three times a day.

               No. 174.

LINIMENTUM ANTISPASMODICUM.
 01. Cajeputi,
 — Menthae Crisp., aa  scrup. semis. 
135
    Tincturae Opii,
    Ammoniae Liquid.,
    Sp. Camphor., aa drachm, j.
    01. Olivar., unc. j.
         M. F. Linimentum.
    S. Antispasmodic Liniment

                   No. 175.

R.  Carbon. Ammoniae. scrup. j.
    Aq. Melissae, unc. iv.
    Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful three times a day.

                   No. 176.

R.  01. Amygdal. Dulc, unc. j.
    Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc semis.
         Misce adde
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
         Fiat Emulsio,
         adde
    Syr. Mannae, unc. j.
    Tart  Potassae, drachm, iij.
    Extr.Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 177.

R.  Flor. Zinci, gr. xij.
    Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
    Sacch. Albi,
    Pulv. Arabic, aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder four times a day.

                   No. 178.

R  01. Menthae Pip., gutt. x.
         Solve in
    Liquor. Anodyn. Hofm., drachm, j. 
136
      Liquor. Ammoniac. Anisat
      Tinct.  Valerian., aa drachm, ij.
           Misce.
      S. From twenty to  thirty drops three or four timea a
         day.

                     No. 179.
  R.   Flor. Sulphur. Lot,
      Carbon. Magnes., aa drachm, ij.
      Opii Puri,
      Pulv. Rad. Ipecacuanhae, aa gr. irj.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequale*.
      S.  One powder four times a day.

                   No. 180.
         PILULAE  RESOLVENTES.
 R.   Gummi Ammoniac, drachm, ij.
      Sapon. Medicat, drachm, j.
      Pulv. Rhei. drachm, ij.
      Extract Taraxai, q. s.
         M. F. pilul.gr. iij. consperg. Pulv. Liquirit
      S.  Five pills three times a day.

                   No. 181.
 R.  01. Ricini, unc. j.
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
         Misce adde
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. iv.
         Fiat Emulsio.
         adde
     Syr. Rhei, unc. j.
         Misce.
     8. One tablespoonful every hour

                  No. 182.
R  Opii Puri^gr. iij.
    Alum Crudi,
    Sacch.  Albi,
    Pulv. Rhei, aa drachm, semis. 
                     137

         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder every two hours.

                   No.  183.

R  Pulv. Sem. Cinae, drachm, ij.
    ----Rad. Jalapae, scrup. j.
    Mercur. Dulc, gr. iv.
         M. F. pulv. divid.  in vj.  partes aequales
    8. One powder morning and evening.

                   No.  184.

R  Elixer. Vitriol., drachm, semis.
    Syrup.  Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
          Misce.
    8. One tablespoonful every  two hours.

                   No.  185.

R  Fellis Tauri Inspissati,
    Extract. Ruthae,
    Sapon.  Medicat,
    Lactis Sulphuris, aa drachm, j.
          M. F. pilul. gr. ij.  Consperg. Pulv. Cort. Aurant.
    S. Five pills four times a day with German Chamomile
       tea.

                   No.  186.

R  Extr. Absinthii,
    ----Quassiae, aa drachm, j.
    Pulv. Cort. Cascarillae, q. s.
          Ut fiant pil. gr. ij.
    S. Two pills three times a day.

                   No.  187.

R  Pulv. Amyli, unc. j.
     Camphor., drachm, j.
          M. F. Pulvis.
    S. Use externally. 
138
                   No. 188.

R.  Tart Emetici, gr. vj.
    Aq. Destillat, unc. vj.
    Syr. Pap. Rhoead, unc. semis.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.   If the patient
       has a disposition  to vomit, then half a tablespoonful
       every two hours.

                   No. 189.

R.  Fol. Sennae,  drachm, ij.
    Sulphat Sodae, unc. j.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoram,
         Colat. unc. vj.
         adde
    Tart. Emetici, gr. ij.
    Syr. Mannae, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One or  two tablespoonfuls every hour.

                   No. 190.

R  Mercur. Dulc,
    Pulv. Herb. Digital. Purp., aa gr. vj.
    Sacch. Albi,
    Pulv. Rhei,
    ----Lap.  Cancror.,  aa drachm, semis.
         M. F.  pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder every two hours.

                   No. 191.
R  Rad. Senegae, drachm, ij.
         Coque cum aq.  fontanae unc x. ad unc.  viij.
         adde
    Flor. Arnicae, drachm, ij.
         Infunde per semihoram colatur.
         adde
    Tart Emetici, gr. ij.
    Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every hour. 
139
                  No. 192.
          VINEGAR AROMATIC.
R  Aether. Acetic,  unc. ij.
    01. Caryopbyllor., gutt. x.
         Misce.
    S.  To smell.

                  No. 193.

R  Pulv. Resin. Gaujac, drachm, ij.
    Cremor. Tartari, drachm, iv.
    Succh. Albi, drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv.  divid. in ix/partes aequales,
    S.  One powder morning and evening.

                   No. 194.
           PILULAE SMUCKERI.
R  Tart  Emetici, gr. xv. in aq. solut.
    Pulv. Gummi Ammon.
    -----------Galban.,
    Extr. Rad. Arnicae, aa drachm, j.
    Castorei, drachm, semis.
         M. F. Pilulae, gr.  ij.
    S.  Four pills four times a day,  adding  two pills more
       each day until there is a disposition to vomit.

                   No. 195.

R.  Tinct. Colocynth., drachm, ij.
    -----Aloes, drachm, j.
         Misce.
    S.  From ten to fifteen  drops three times a  day.

                   No. 196.

R  01. Cajeputi, scrup. j.
     Liq. Anodyn. Hofmanni,
     ---Ammon. Succin., aa drachm, j.
         Misce.
    S.  Thirty drops every three hours. 
140
                   No. 197.

R.  Pulv. Flor. Arnicae, drachm, ij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
    01. Valerian., gutt. xij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder every three hours.

                   No. 198.

R.  Extract. Nuc Vomicarum Spirituosum, scrup. j.
         Fiant pilulae gr. j.
    S. One pill three times a day.

                   No. 199.

R.  Spirit Matrical.
    ---- Serpylli,
    ---- Formicari,
    ---- Camphor, aa unc.  ij.
    Bals. Vitae Hofmanni,
    Liniment Volat, aa unc. semis.
    01. Cajeput., drachm, j;
         Misce fiat Linimentum.
    S. Wash three times  a day.

                   No. 200.

R.  01. Cajeputi, drachm, j.
     — Olivar., unc. j.
     Ammon. Liquid ae,
     Bals. Vitae Hofmanni,
     Spir. Camphor., aa drachm, ij.
          Misce.
     S.   Rub three times a day.

                   No. 201.

R.  01. Cajeputi, drachm, j.
     — Oliyar., unc. ij.
          Misce.
     S.  Rub three times a day. 
141
                  No. 202.

R  Phosphor, gr. v.
    01. Animale Aetherei, drachm, ij.
    — Olivar., unc. semis.
         M. F. Linimentum.
    8. Rub three times a day.

                   No. 203.

         AETHER  MERCURIALIS.
R  Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. ij.
     Aether. Sulphuric, drachm, ij.
         Solve.
     S. From ten to thirty drops three times a day."1

                   No. 204.

 R.  Empl. Gummos., unc. j.
     Extr. Cicutae,
     ----Hyoscyami, aa  scrup. j.
     Opii Crudi, gr. iv.
          Ut fiat Emplastrum.
     S.  Antispasmodic plaster.

                    No.  205.

  R  01. Cajeputi,
      — Menthae Pip., aa drachm, j.
          Misce.
      S.  Two drops three times a day with sugar.

                    No. 206.

  R   Iodii, gr. vj.
      Aq. Destillat, unc. j.
          Solve.
       S. From ten to twenty drops three times a day

                     No.  207.

  R   Iodii, gr. x.
       Adipis Suillae, unc. semis.
           Ut fiat Unguentum.
       S. Rub three times a day. 
142
                            No. 208.

         R.  Muriat. Barytae, drachm, j.
             Aq. Destillat., unc. ij.
             Extr. Cicutae, scrup. j.
                  Misce.
             S. From thirty to forty drops four times a day.


                            No. 209.

                        STEELWINE.
         S.   Ligni Quassiae,
             Herb. Trifolii Fibrin., aa dr. iij.
             Rad. Zedoariae,
             ----Galangae,
             ----Gentianae,
             Cort Aurantior., aa drachm, ij.
             ----Peruvian., unc. j.
             Ferri in Filis Fracti, drachm, iij.
             Vini Rhenani, libr.  iv.
                 Digere per dies decern, vas subinde agitando, turn
                    exprime et filtra.*
             S.  Two tablespoonfuls three times a day,


                           No. 210.

                     VINUM AMARUM
                             LOCO
            ELIXIR VISCERALIS HOFMANNI.
        R.  Extract. Gentianae,
            ----- Cascarillae,
            ----- Cardui Bened.,
            ----- Absinthii,
            ------- Trifolii Fibrin.,
            ------- Centaur. Minor., aa drachm, j.
            Vini Hispanici, unc  xij.
            Tinct. Cort. Aurant, unc ij.
                 Misce.
            S.  One teaspoonful  three times a day.

"Macerate ten days, with occasional agitation, express and filter.
• 
143
                   No. 211.

R.  Tinctur. Absinthii,
    ------Cort. Aurant,
    ---------=— Peruvian., aa unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One teaspoonful three times a day,

                   No. 212.

R.  Extr. Lupuli, drachm, j.
    Aq. Cinnamom., unc. semis.
    ---Menthae Pip. unc. j.
         Misce.
    8.  Sixty drops three times a day.

                   No. 213.

R.  Rad. Columb., unc semis.
         Coque  cum aquae fontanae unc. viij. ad unc. vj,
         Colat. adde
    Sp. Sulphur, aether. Ferr., drachm, ij.
    Tinct. Cinnamom., drachm, j.
    Syr. Cort Aurant, unc j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful three times a day.

                   No. 214.

R.  Extract. Quassiae, drachm, semis.
    Elixer. Viscer. Hofmanni, unc j.
    Sp. Sulphur, aether. Ferr., drachm, j.
         Misce.
    S. Eighty drops three times a  day.

                   No. 215.

R.  Extr. Quassiae, unc. semis.
    Sulphat. Ferri, scrup. j.
    Pulv. Cinnamomi, dr. semis.
         M. fiant pilulae, gr. ij.
    S. Five pills three or four times a day. 
144
                          No. 216.
            BALSAMUS  VITAE HOFMANNI.
       R  01. Lavendulae,
           — Caryophyllorum,
           — Cinnamom.,
           — Citri.
           — Macidis,
           — Majoranae,
           — Ruthae,
           — Flor. Aurantior., aa scrup. j.
           Balsam. Peruvian., drachm, j.
           Spir. Vini  Rectificat, unc. x.
                Seponantur per aliquot dies loco  frigido  subinde
                  agitando, turn filtra.*
           S. Use externally.

                          No. 217.

       R  Sp. Formic, unc ij.
           Liq. Anodyn. Hofmanni,
           Bals. Vitae Hofmanni, aa unc. semis.
           Aq. Menthae Pip.
           ---Serpill., aa unc. iij.
                Misce.
           S. Wash the genitalia three times a day.

                          No. 218.

       R.  Resin. Guajac, drachm, j.
            Calomel,
           Sulphur. Antimon. Aurat, aa gr. xij.
           Sacch. Albi,  drachm, j.
                M. F. pulv. divid.  in vj.  partes aequales.
           S. One powder morning and evening.

                          No. 219.

       R.  01. Amygdal. Dulc. drachm, j.
            Camphor., gr.  ij.
           Fell. Tauri, drachm, semis.
            01. Cajeputi, gutt.  ij.
                Misce.
            S. From four to six drops upon cotton, in the ear.

*Pat it in a cold place for several days, occasionally agitating it, then fiHer. 
                     145

                   No. 220.

R.  Tinct. Castorei, scrup. j.
     01. Cajeput, gutt. iv.
         Misce.
     S.  Four drops upon cotton in the ear.

                   No. 221.

R.  Pulv. Herb. Digital. Purp., gr. vj.
     Nitrat Potassae,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici,
     Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
         M.  F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder morning and evening.

               No. 222.

    GELATINA LICHENIS ISLANDICI.

 R  Lichen. Island., unc j.
          Coque cum aq. fontanae unc. vj. ad unc. iij.
          Colat. adde
     Sacch. Albi, unc. iij.
          Ut fiat Gelatina lege artis.
     S. One teaspoonful four times a day.

                    No. 223.

 R.  Lichen.  Islandici,  unc. j.
          Coque cum aq. fontanae unc. x. ad unc. rj.
          Colat.  adde
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every three hours.

                    No. 224.

 R.  Aq. Lauro Cerasi, unc. j.
     Extract Hyoscyami, scrup. j.
          Misce.
      S. From twenty  to thirty drops three times a day.
                      10 
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                   No.  225.

 R   Opii Puri, gr. j.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabici, aa scrup. j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in iv. partes aequales.
     S. One powder from time to time for cough.

                   No. 226.
 FT.   Lichen. Carrageen., (Irish Moss,) drachm, j.
         Coque cum aquae fontanae unc viij. ad unc
         Colat. adde
     Syrup. Simplicis, unc. semis.
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, dr. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.


                   No.  227.

 R.   Sem. Phellandr. Aquat, drachm, iv.
         Digere cum. aq. fervid, per semihoram.
         Colat. unc. vj.
         adde
     Tinctur. Digital., drachm, semis.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 228.

R   Pulv. Sem. Phellandr. Aq., drachm, ij.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, j,
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij.  partes aequales.
     S.  One powder four times a day.


                   No. 229.

R  Aq. Chlorinae, (Acid Muriat.  Oxygent.,)
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, aa drachm, ij.
     ---Destillat., unc. semis.
         Misce.
     8.  From forty to fifty drops four times a day. 
147
                   No. 230.

R.  Lichen. Carrageen., drachm, j.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. viij ad unc. vj.
         Colat. adde
     Acid. Sulphur. Dilut., drachm, semis.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.


                   No. 231.

R  Acet Plumbi, gr. vj.
     Extract. Opii  Aquosae, gr. iij.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv.  divid. in vj. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder morning and evening.
     (If there are  pains in the bowels or costiveness, discon-*
        tinue the use of the powders.)

                   No. 232.

       HOFM ANN'S  MYRRH SUGAR.
R.   Pulv. Myrrhae, drachm, semis.
     Sacch. Albi, unc. j.
         M. fiat pulvis.
     S.  One teaspoonful three times a dry.


                   No. 238.

R   Bals. Peruvian., gutt. vj.
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabici, dr. ij.
     Aq. Destillat, unc. iij.
     Sacch. Albi, unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S.  One teaspoonful three times a day.

                   No. 234.

R.   Bals. Copaivae, drachm., ij.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. ij>
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful twice a day. 
148
                   No. 235.

R.  Pulv. Rad. Arnicae, drachm, j.
    Sulphat Ferri, gr. vj.
    Sacch. Albi,
    Pulv. Gummi  Arabici, aa drachm, j.
        M. F. pulv. divid.  in xij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder three  times a day.

                   No. 236.

R  Pulv. Lap. Cancror., dr. ij.
    Succ. Citri, q.  s. ad saturat.
         adde
    Aq. Flor. Aurantior.,  unc. vj.
    Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    8. One tablespoonful  every two hours.

                   No. 237.

R  Pulv. Rad. Salep, drachm, semis.
    Coque cum aquae fontanae per ^ horam.
         Colat unc. vj,
         adde
    Opii Puri, gr. ij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm,  ij
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 238.

R.  Boracis, gr. xij.
     Syr. Mororum, unc. ij.
          Misce.
     8.  To rub inside the  mouth and on the tongue.

                   No. 239.

 R  Sulph. Zinci, scrup. semis.
     Extract Catecha, drachm, semis.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc j.
          Misce.
     8.  To rub on the tongue. 
149
                   No.  240.

R  Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
    Pulv. Gummi Arabici, drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S. Occasionally one powder when necessary.

                   No.  241.

R.  Rad. Arnicae, drachm, iv.
    ---Ratanhae, drachm, ij.
         Coque cum aq. fontanae unc. x. ad unc. vj.
         Colat. adde
    Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
    Opii Puri, gr. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No.  242.

R  Lichen. Islandici, unc. semis.
    Rad. Liquiritiae, drachm, iij.
         Coque cum aq. fontanae unc vj. ad unc. iv.
         Colat. adde
    Extr. Dulcamar., scrup. j.
    Sp. Ammoniac. Anisat, gutt. xx.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No.  243.

R.  Extract. Myrrhae Aquos., drachm, j.
    Aq.  Destillat, unc. j.
    Acet. Potassae, unc. semis.
         Misce.
    S. Thirty drops three times a day.

                   No.  244.

R.  Muriat Ammon.,
    Pulv. Extract. Liquiritiae,
    Extr. Helenii,
    ■----Dulcamar., aa drachm, j.
     Extr.  Hyoscyam, gr. xij. 
150
     Pulv. Helenii, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae, gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit
     S. Five pills three times a day.


                   No.  245.

R.   Muriat. Ammon.,
     Pulv. Extr. Liquirit,
     Carbonis Ligni, aa drachm, j.
     Extr. Helenii, q. s.
         M. fiant pilulae gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit.
     S. Five pills four times a day.

                   No. 246.

R.   Cort Chinae Regii, unc j.
     Rad. Ratanhae, unc. semis.
         Coque cum aquae fontanae unc. x. ad unc. vj.
         Colat. adde
     Alum.  Crudi, drachm, semis.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours, if there is  no
       fever.


                   No.  247.

R   Muriat Quininae, gr. vj.
     Extr. Dulcam., q. s.
         M. F. pilulae No.  XII.
     S. If there is no fever give one pill every two hours.


                   No. 248.

R.   Calcariae Sulphurat, (Hepar. Sulphur. Calcar.,)
     .Succ Liquirit.,
     Extr. Dulcamar., aa scrup. j.
         M. F. pilulae No.  XXX.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit
     S. Three pills three times a day. 
151
                   No. 249.

R  Empl. Guramos., unc semis.
    Extr. Hyoscyami,
    ----Cicutae aa scrup. j.
         Ut fiat Emplastrum, extende super alutam.
    (Spread on soft leather.)

                   No. 250.
R  Chlor. Calcariae, (Chloruret. Calcis,) drachm, semis.
     Extr. Hyoscyam., gr. viij.
     Aq.  Lauro Cerasi, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. Twenty drops three times a day.

                   No.  251.

 R   Pulv. Sacch. Lactis, uncj.
     ----Extr. Myrrhae Aq, drachm, j.
     Flor. Sulphur. Lot, drachm, ij.
     Extr. Hyoscyam., scrup. j.
          M. F. pulvis.
     S. One teaspoonful morning and evening.

                   No. 252.

 R  Pulv. Cort Chinae Regii, unc. j.
           Macera cum aquae frigidae per horas duas*
      Colat. unc. vj.
           adde
      Syr. Cort Aurant., unc. j.
           Misce.
      S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                    No. 253.

  R   Cort. Chinae Regii, unc. j.
           Coque cum aquae fontanae unc x. ad unc vj.
           Colat. adde
       Syr. Cort.  Aurant, unc. j.
           Misce.
       S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.
•Macerate two hours in cold water. 
152
                   No. 254.

R.  Pulv. Rad. Scillae,
    ----Herb. Digital. Purp., aa scrup. j.
    ----Cort Cinnam., drachm, j.
    Extr. Helenii, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
    S.  From two to three pills three times a day, adding
       three pills more each day until eighteen are taken
       daily.  To be taken with the Diuretic Tea.

                   No. 255.

              DIURETIC TEA.
R.  Rad. Levistici,
    --- Ononis Spinosae,
    --- Liquirit, aa unc. semis.
    Bacc. Junip., unc. ij.
         Contusa et concisa misce.
    S.  Use like tea.   One-fourth  part of the  tea to be
       used every day.

                   No. 256.

R.  Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
    Cremor. Tartar., drachm, ij.
    Pulv. Digital, Purp., gr. xij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid.  in  xij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder every two hours, with Diuretic Tea.

                   No. 257.

R.  01. Juniper, drachm, semis.
    Tinctur. Digital. Purp.,  drachm, j.
    Sp. Nitri Dulcis, drachm, ij.
         Misce.
    S.  From thirty to sixty drops three times a  day.

                   No. 258.

R.  Roob. Junip., unc. j.
    Tart Potassae, drachm, ij.
    Aq. Petroselini, unc. vij. 
153
     Sp. Nitri Dulcis, drachm, ij.
     Oxym. Simplic, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.
                   No. 259.

R.   01. Terebinth.,
     Acet.  Scillae, aa unc. j.
     Spirit Juniper., unc. iij.
         Misce.
     8. Wash for the abdomen.

                   No. 260.

R.   Gummi Guttae,
     Pulv.  Rad. Scillae,
     :----Herb. Digital.,
     Sulphur. Antimon. Aurat,
     Extract Pimpinell., aa scrup. j.
     Syr. Althaeae, q. s.
         M. F. pilulae, gr.  ij.
     S. One pill or more every two or three hours  until it
       produces an evacuation.
                   No. 261.

R.   Rad. Bryoniae Albi, unc. j.
     Vin. Rhenan., libr. ij.
         Digere leni calore duos dies.*
         Colat.
     S. One or two tablespoonfuls in the morning, according
       to the evacuation which it produces.

                   No. 262.

R   Carbon. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Acet.  Scillae, q. s.  ad saturat
     Extr.  Fumariae,
     ----Cent. Minor.,
     ----Gentian.,
     ----Trifol. Fibrin., aa drachm, semis.
     Vin. Antimon.,
     Tinct.  Ferri Tartarici, aa unc. semis.
ice-ate two days with a gentle heat. 
154
01. Juniper., gutt x.
Aq. Petroselin., unc. x.
Syr.  Simplic, unc. j
     Misce.
S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

               No. 263.
Elaterii, gr. j.
Aq.  Petroselini, unc. vj.
Sp. Nitri Dulcis, drachm, ij.
Oxym. Scillae,
Syr. Sambuci, aa unc. j.
     Misce.
S.  One tablespoonful every two or three hours until it
   produces  an  evacuation.

               No. 264.
Syr. Spinae Cervinae,
Roob. Sambuci,
----Juniper., aa unc. j.
     Misce.
S. One teaspoonful every three hours.

               No. 265.
Scammonii,  drachm, j.
Antimon. Crudi, drachm, semis.
Ferri Oxydati Fusci, (Crocus Martis Aperit.,) dr. semis
Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in. vj. partes aequales.
 S.  One powder every day.

               No. 266.
 Hydrargyri Oxyd. Nigri,
          (Mercurius Solubil. Hahnemanni,) gr. :j.
      Solve  in Aq. Destillat, scrup. j.
 Pulv. Resin. Guajac, drachm, j.
 ----Gummi  Guttae, scrup. j.
 ----Pulv. Rad. Scillae, gr. xij.
 Extr. Levistici, q. s.
      M. F. pil. No. LX. consperg. Sem. Lycopod.
  S.  Five pills three times a day with Diuretic Tea. 
155
                   No.  267.
R  Hydrargyri Oxyd. Nigri, gr. vj.
         Solve in Aq. Destillat., scrup. j.
     Extr. Levistici,
     ----Pimpinell., aa  drachm, j.
     OL Juniper., gutt. xx.
     Pulv. Rad. Althaeae, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
         Consperg. Sem. Lycopodii.
     S.  One pill every two hours.

                   No. 268.
R.  Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Sulph. Antimon. Aurat, gr. xij.
     Sacch. Lactis,
     -----Albi,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa dr. semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 269.

R  Pulv. Rad. Belladonnae, gr. vj.
     Sacch. Lactis,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder morning and evening.

                   No. 2/0.
R.  Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. xij.
     ------Opii Aquos., gr. iv.
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S.  From ten to twenty drops from  time to time when
       there is great distress.

                   No. 271.
R  Cremor. Tartari, unc semis.
     Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, j.
     Pulv. Digital.  Purp., gr. xij. 
156
     Roob. Sambuci, unc. j.
     Aq. Communis, unc. vj.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 272.

R.  Flor. Chamomill. Vulg.,
     ----Sambuci,
     Strobili Lupuli,
     Herb. Absinthii, aa unc. j.
         M. F. Pulvis.
     S.  To sprinkle.

                   No. 273.

R  Pulv. Amyli, unc. ij.
     Camphor., drachm, j.
         M. F. Pulvis.
     S.  To sprinkle.

                   No. 274.

R  01. Menthae Pip., gutt.  x.
         Solve in
     Liq. A odyn. Hofmanni, drachm, j.
     ---Ammon. Anisat,
     Tinctur. Valerian., aa drachm, un. et semis.
         Misce.
     S.  Thirty drops three times a day.

                   No. 275.

R.  Sp. Menthae Pip.,
    Tinct  Castorei,
    Liquor. Anodyn. Hofmanni, aa drachm, j.
    Tinct.  Opii Crocat, drachm, semis.
         Misce.
     S.  Thirty drops two or three times  a day.

                   No. 276.

R.  01. Chamomill. Destillat,. gutt. iv.
         Solve in
    Liq. Anodyn. Hofmanni, unc. semis.
     S.  Twenty drops three times  a day. 
157
                   No. 277.

R  Tinctur. Absinth.,
    Elix. Visceral. Hofmanni, aa unc semis.
    Spirit Menthae Pip., drachm, ij.
         Misce.
    S.  Thirty drops three times a day.


                   No. 278.

R  Asae Foetidae,
    Fell. Taur. Inspissati,
     Extr. Absinthii,
     ----Quassiae, aa drachm, j.
     01. Cajeputi, gutt. x.
     Pulv. Cort. Aurant., q. s.
         Misce F. pilulae gr. ij.
          Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamomi.
     S.  Five pills three times a day.

                   No. 279.

R  Asae Foetidae,
     Pulv. Rhei,
     Extr. Columb., aa drachm, j.
     01. Cajeputi, gutt. iv.
          M. F. pilulae No. LX.
          Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamomi.
     S. From two to five pills every two hours.


                    No. 280.

 R.   Herb. Salviae, unc. semis.
          Infunde cum aq.  fervid, per J horam.
          Colat. unc. vij.
          adde
     Alum. Crudi, drachm, j.
     Mell. Rosar., unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. Gargle. 
158
                    No. 281.
 R  Flor. Rosar. Rubr., drachm, ij.
          Infunde cum aq. fervid, per ^ horam.
          Colat. unc. vij.
          adde
     Acid. Muriat, gutt. xij.
     Mell. Rosar., unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. Gargle.

                    No. 282.
 R.  Nitrat. Potassae, drachm, iij.
     Cremor. Tartar., drachm, ij.
     Aq.  Fontan., unc. vj.
     Extr. Digital., gr. vj.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every half hour  at  first; after-
       wards one tablespoonful every  hour.

                    No. 283.
 R.   Nitrat.  Potassae, drachm, iij.
     Cremor. Tart, drachm, semis.
     Gummi Arabici.
     Sacch.  Lactis, aa drachm, iij.
     Pulv. Digital. Purp., gr. xij.
          M. fiat Pulvis.
     S. One teaspoonful every hour.

                   No. 284.
R.   Pulv. Rad. Ipecacuanhae, gr.j.
     Sacch. Albi,  drachm, ij.
          M. F. pulv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
     S. One powder every quarter of an hour.

                   No. 285.
R   Acid. Tartar., scrup. j.
     Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. viij.
     Aq. Fontan., unc. vj.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every half hour, 
159
                   No. 286.
 R.  Acid. Sulphur. Aromat, gutt. xxx.
     Vin. Opii Crocatae, gutt xx.
     Aq. Fontan., unc. iv.
     Syr. Pap. Rhoead., unc. ij.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every  quarter of an hour

                   No. 287.
        TINCTURA  OPII  CROCATA.
        Laudanum Liquidum Sydenham).
 R.   Pulv. Opii, unc. j.
     Croci Orientalis,  drachm, iij.
     Caryophyllorura,
     Cort. Cinnamom., aa drachm, semis.
     Vini Malacensis, unc. ix. et semis.
         Fiat Tinctura lege artis.
     Nota.—Ten drops contain one grain of opium.
     Dosis.—From five to ten drops.

                   No. 288.
 R.   Folior. Digital. Purp., drachm, semis.
         Digere cum  aq. fervid, per semihoram.
         Colat. unc. vij.
         adde
     Aq. Chlorinae, drachm, ij.
     ---Lauro Cerasi, dr. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hour?.

                   No. 289.
R.  01. Amygdal. Dulc, unc. j.
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
         Misce.
         adde subcontinua agitatione
     Aquae Fontanae,  unc. vij.
         Fiat Emulsio.
         adde
     Syr. Simplicis, unc j.
         Misce.
     8. One tablespoonful every hour 
160
                    No.  290.

                 ALUM WHEY.
  R,   Lactis Vaccini, libr. un. et semis.
           Coque cum  Alum. Crud., drachm, ij.
           Fiat Serum.
           adde
      Syr.  Cinnamomi,  unc. j.
           Misce,
      S.  Half a teacupful every one or two hours.

                    No. 291.

 R.   Tulv. Cort. Chinae, (Cinchonae,) drachm, serais.
      Sulphat. Ferri, gr. xij.
      Catechu,
      Sacch. Albi, aa drachm j.
          M. F. pulv. divid, in xij. partes aequales.
      S.  One powder every two hours.

                    No. 292.

 R  Extr.  Cort Peruvian.,
      ---— Ratanhae,
      ---— Sal viae,
      Catechu, aa drachm, j.
      Sulphat Ferii, scrup. j.
          M. F pil. gr. ij.
          Consperg. Pulv. Cinnam.
     S. Five pills every two hours.

                   No. 293.

 R.   Cremor. Tartar,,
     Pulv.  Gummi Arabici,
     Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales,
     S. One powder every quarter of an hour, or every hour,

                   No. 294.
R  Extr. Hyoscyami,
    Pulv. Ipecacuanhae, aa gr. j.
    ----Gummi Arabici, dr. j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
    S. One powder every quarter of an  hour. 
161
                          No. 295.

       R  Fruct. Tamarind., unc. j.
                Coque cum aq. fervid, per £ horan*-
                Colat unc. vj.
                adde
           Tart. Potassae, drachm, ij.
           Syr. Simplicis,  unc. j.
                Misce.
           S.  One tablespoonful every two  hours.

                          No. 296.

       R  Extr. Graminis,
           ----Taraxaci,
           Tart. Potassae, aa unc. semis.
           Aq. Destillat,
           ---Menthae Pip., aa unc. iij.
                Misce.
           S.  One tablespoonful four times a day.

                          No. 297.

       R.  Fior. Sulphur.  Lot, unc. semis.
            Cremor. Tartar., unc. j.
                M.  F. Pulvis.
           S.  One teaspoonful two or three times  a  day, until it
               produces one or two evacuations.

                          No. 298.

       R.  Lactis Sulphuris,
            Carbon. Magnesiae,
            Acid. Tartar.,
            Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, j.
            01. Citri, gutt iij.
                M.  F. pulv. divid. in iij. partes aequales.
            S.  One powder in the evening with a little water.

                          No. 299.
                UNGUENTUM LINARIAE.
       R  Herbae Linariae recentis contusae, libram j.
            Adipis Suillae, libr. ij.
                Coq. leni igne adaquosi exhalationem, tumexprimc*
            S.  Piles Ointment.

* Boil it over a gentle fire till the water is evaporated, then express.      (11) 
102
               No. 300.

 Ung. Linariae,
 01. Hyoscyami, aa unc. semis.
 Sacch. Saturni, drachm, semis.
      Misce.
 S. External use.
 This ointment ought not to be used long, as there is
    danger of an absorption of the lead.

               No. 301.

 Herb. Millefolii,
 ----Centaur. Min., aa unc. semis.
     Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoram.
      Colat.  unc vj.
     adde
 Acid. Tartaric, scrup. j.
 Syr. Simplic, unc. j.
     Misce.
 S. One tablespoonful every hour.

               No. 302.

 Flor. Arnicae, drachm, ij.
     Infunde cum. aq. fervid, per semihoram.
     Colat. unc. vj.
     adde
 Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
 S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

               No. 303.

 Potass.  Sulphuret.,  (Hepar Sulphuris Salinum,)
                                     drachm, semis,
 Aq. Destillat, unc. iv.
     Solve
 S.  One tablespoonful every two hours

               No. 304.

Hepar. Sulphuris Salini, dr. ij.
 Aq. Destillat, unc. x.
     Solve.
 S. Mouth wash. 
163
                  No. 305.
     ARTIFICIAL  SULPHUR BATH.
R   Hepar. Sulphuris Salini, u»e ij.
         Dissolve in sufficient warm water for a bath, thea
           mix half an ounce 01. Vitrioli with it.
    Use the bath ten minutes.

                  No. 306.

R  Herbae Salviae, unc. j.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid, per % horam.
         Colat. unc. vj.
         adde
    Elixer Vitriol., gutt. xx.
    Syr. Simplicis, uncj.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No. 307.

R.  Aq. Chlorinae, (Acid. Muriat. Oxygen.,) unc. semis.
    ---Destillat., unc. iv.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No. 308.

 PULVIS AEROPHORUS NATRONATUS.
R.  Carbon. Sodae, (Bicaibonat. Sodae,) drachm, j.
    Acid. Tartar., gr. xviij.
         M. F. pulv.  divid. in iij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder three times a day,  with half a tumbler
       of water.

                  No. 309.

R  Fell. Taur. lnspissat, drachm, j.
    Creosoti, drachm, semis.
    Carbon. Magnesiae, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
          Consperg. Carbon. Magnes.
    S.  Five pills three times a day. 
164
                   No. 310.

P.  Nitrat Potassae, scrup. j.
    Extract. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
    Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful  every two hours-.


                   No. 311.

R.  Extr. Hyoscyami, scrup. j.
    Aq. Pluvial., unc. viij.
    Plumb. Subacet. Liquid., gutt. xx.
         Misce.
    S.  For  external use.


                   No. 312.

R.  Bals. Copaiv., unc. j.
    Carbon. Magnes., q. s.
         M. F. pilulae, gr. vj.
         Consperg. Carbon.  Magnes.
    S.  Three  pills three times a day.


                   No. 313.

R.  Bals. Copaivae,
    Pulv. Pip. Cubebar, aa  unc. semis.
    Carbon. Magnesiae, q. s.
         Ut fiant pil. gr. vj.
         Consperg. Carb. Magnesiae.
     S. Three pills three times a day.


                   No. 314.

R  Pulv. Pip. Cubebarum,
     Roob. Juniperi, aa unc j.
          M. F.  Electuarium.
     S. One teaspoonful three or four times a day. 
165
              No. 315.

Bals. Copaivae, unc. j.
Sp. Terebinthin., drachm, ij.
Roob. Juniper., unc ij.
     M. F. Electuarium.
S. One teaspoonful three or four times a day.

               No. 316.

Bals. Copaivae, unc. ij.
01. Olivar., unc. j.
— Terebinthin., drachm, j.
     Misce.
S. One teaspoonful three times a day.

               No. 317.

Muriat. Barytae, drachm, j.
     Solve in
 Aq. Lauro Cerasi, unc. j.
 S. Thirty drops three times a day.

               No. 318.

       PURIFYING POWDER
         Pulvis Antidyscrasicus,
                 sive
              Purificans.
Pulv. Res. Guajac, drachm, j.
 Antimon. Sulphur. Aur.,
 Merc. Dulc, aa gr. iv.
 Carbon. Magnes.
 Sacch.  Albi, aa scrup. j.
 01. Foeniculi, gutt iv.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in iv. partes aequales.
 S.  One powder morning and evening.   To be continued
   eight days.

                No.  319.

 Aq. Calcis, unc. vj.
 —  Lauro Cerasi, unc semis.
      Misce.
 8. Use for Injection. 
166
                    No. 320.

R.   Mercur. Sublimat.  Corros., gr. ij.
          Solve in
     Aq. Destillat, unc. iv.
     S. Use for Injection.

                    No. 321.

R.   Sulph. Zinci, gr. iv.
     Aq. Destillat., unc. iv.
          Solve.
     S. Use for Injection.

                    No. 322.

R.   Argenti Nitrat, gr. ij.
          Solve in
     Aq. Destillat, unc. iv.
     S. Use for Injection.

                   No. 323.

R.   Alum. Crudi, scrup. j.
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. iv.
     ---Lauro Cerasi, unc. semis.
          Misce.
     S. Use for Injection.

                   No. 324.

R   Cort Salicis  Albi, unc.  semis.
          Coque cum aquae fontanae unc. viij. ad unc. vj,
          Colat adde
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi,  unc semis.
          Misce.
     S. Use for Injection.

                   No. 325.
R.   Acet Plumbi, gr. vj.
     Extr. Myrrhae Aquos., scrup. j.
     Aq. Destillat. Unc. iv.
          Misce.
     S, For an Injection. 
167
                            No. 326.

         R  Rad. Colurab., unc. semis.
                  Coque cum aquae fontanae unc. x. ad unc. vj,
                  Colat. adde
             Tinctur. Cort. Aurant, drachm, ij.
             Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
                  Misce.
             S. One tablespoonful every three hours.

                            No. 327.

         R.  Pulv. Catechu,
             ---- Alum. Crudi,
             ---- Cort. Chinae Regii,  aa drachm, j.
             Sulphat Ferri, gr. x.
             Extr. Quassiae, drachm, semis.
             ----Gentianae, q. s.
                  M. F. pilulae gr. ij.
                  Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamom.
             S.  Five pills or more morning and evening.

                            No. 328.

         R  Camphor.,
             Extr. Hyoscyami, aa gr. vj.
             Nitrat.  Potassae,
             Sacch.  Lactis, aa drachm,  j.
                  M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
             S.  One powder morning and evening.

                            No. 329.

                 TINCTURA  RHEI  AQUOSA.
         R* Rad. Rhei, unciam unam et dimidiam.
             Carbon Potassae, drachmas  tres.
                  Dio-ere cum Aq. Destillat. fervidae uncias octode-
                     decim.
                  Liquorem refrigeratum cola.   Colaturae decantha-
                     tae unciarura decern  admisce.
             Spirit  Cinnamom., uncias duas.
             S.  One teaspoonful three times a day.

  'Macerate of Bad. Rhei one and a half ounces, and three drachms of Carbon.
Potassae, in warm distilled water, till ten ounces remain. Strain and clear it.
add Sp. Cinnamom. two  ounces. 
168
                 No. 330.

        WASH FOR DANDRUFF.
R.  Borac, unc. semis.
    Aq. Rosarum, unc. vj.
        Solve
    S. Wash the head from time to time.

                 No. 331.

R.  Bals. Copaivae, unc. ij.
    Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
        Misce.
    S. One teaspoonful three times a day.

                 No. 332.

       ARTIFICIAL STEEL BATH.
R  Ferri Tartarisat., (Globuli Tartari Ferruginosi,) unc. ij.
        Dissolve in sufficient water for a bath.       •

                 No. 333.

           SUBLIMATE BATH.
R.  Sublimat. Corros., drachm, ij.—iv.
        Dissolve in sufficient water for a bath.

                 No. 334.

UNGUENTUM SULPHURATUM SIMPLEX.
R.  Sulphur. Depurat, unc. j.
    Adipis Suilli, unc. ij.
        Misce ut fiat Unguentum.
    S. Rub in the evening.

                 No. 335.

UNGUENT. SULPHURATUM COMPOSITUM.
R  Sulphur. Depurat.,
    Pulv. Vitriol. Albi, aa unc. j.
    Adipis Suilli, unc. iv.
        Misceantur ut fiat Unguentum.
    S. Rub in the evening. 
169
                          No. 336.

                 LINIMENTUM  CALCIS.
       R   01. Olivar.,
            Aq. Calcis, aa unc. ij.
                Misce fiat Linimentum.
            S.  For external use.

                          No. 337.

       R.   Acid.  Muriat Dilut, drachm, j.
            Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. ij,
                Misce.
            S.  Half a teaspoonful three times a day, to  be  taken
              with a little water.

                          No. 338.
               UNGUENTUM  CHLORINAE.
       R.   Adipis Suilli, unc. iv.
            Aq. Chlorinae,  unc. j.
                Misce fiat  Unguentum.
            S,  For external use.

                          No. 339.
              MILK OF EGGS.   (Lait de poule)
       R.   Vitelli Ovor., No.  ij*
            Aq. Fontanae, libr. ij.
            Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
            Sal. Communis, dr. semis.
                Misce.
            S.  Use for drink.

                          No. 340.

       R   Tinctur. Rhei Aquos. unc. j.
            Aq. Menthae Pip., unc. ij.
            ---Destillat., unc iv.
            Sal. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
            Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
                Misce.
            S.  Two tablespoonfuls three  times a day.

*Two yolks of eggs. 
170
                   No. 341.

R  Pulv. Rhei,
    ----Lap. Cancror., aa drachm, j.
    Syr. Althaeae, q, s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
         Consperg. Pulv. Lap. Cancror.
    S.  Three pills three, times a day.

                   No. 342.

R  Rad. Salep.  drachm, j.
         Coq. cum aq. fontan. per £ hor.
         Colat.  unc. viij.
         adde
     Sal. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Syr. Liquirit, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 343.

R  Pulv. Rhei,  gr. xij.
     ----Extr. Liquirit.,
     Sacch.  Lactis, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in iv. partes aequales.
     S. One powder three times a day.

                   No. 344.

 R   01. Amygdal. Dulc, unc. j.
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
          Misce  adde
     Aq Fontanae, unc. vj.
          Fiat Emulsio.
          adde
     Sal. Ammoniae, drachm, j.
     Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
     Syr. Simplic. unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours. 
171
               No. 345.

01. Olivar., unc. j.
Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
     Misce adde
Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     Fiat Emulsio.
S. For an Injection.

               No. 346.

Pulv. Rhei, gr. xvj.
----Ipecacuanhae, gr. iv.
----Concharum Praeparat,
Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, semis.
     M.  F. pulv. divid.  in viij. partes aequai'js.
S.  One  powder every hour.

               No. 347.

Bol. Armenae, drachm, j.
Nucis Moschat, scrup.  j.
Sacch. Lactis, drachm, semis.
      M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
 S.  One  powder every three  hours.

                No. 348.

Extr. Cascarillae, drachm, j.
 Aq. Menthae  Pip.,
 ---Chamomill., aa unc ij.
 Pulv. Gummi  Arabici, unc.  semis.
      Misce.
 One tablespoonful every  two hours.

                No. 349.

 Pulv. Bhei, gr. xij.
 ----Lapid. Cancror.
 Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, j.
 Opii Puri, gr.  j.
 Nuc. Moschat, scrup. j.
      M. F. pulv. divid. in  viij. part, aequales.
 S. One powder three times a day. 
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                  No.  350.

R.  Pulv. Rad. Salep., drachm, j.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. per £ horam.
         Colat. unc. viij.
         adde
    Pulv. Lap. Cancror., dr. j.
    Tinct. Opii Crocat,  scrup. j.
    Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                  No.  351.

Pi.  Rad. Columb., unc.  semis.
         Coque cum aq. fontan., unc. x. ad unc vj.
         Colat. adde
    Tinct. Opii Crocat, gutt xx.
    Syr. Cort. Aurant, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No.  352.

R.  Pulv. Lign. Campechiani, unc. semis.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc.  xij. ad unc. vij.
         Colat. adde
    Syr. Cort. Aurant,  unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.

                   No. 353.
R.  Tinct. Macidis, unc.  semis.
    ----Opii Crocat,  drachm semis.
         Misce.
    S. Thirty drops three or four times a day.

                   No.  354.

R  Pulv. Nuc. Vomic,  gr. xij.
    ----Lap. Cancror., dr. j,
    ----Nuc. Moschat, drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
     S. One powder two or three times a day. 
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              No.  355.
Rad Arnicae, drachm, iij.
Cort. Cascarillae, drachm, ij.
     Coque cum aq. fontanae unc. x. ad unc. vj.
     Colat adde
Tinct Catechu, drachm, ij.
«----  Opii Crocat, gutt. xx.
Syr. Althaeae, uncj.
     Misce.
S.  One tablespoonful six  times a day.

               No. 356.

Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc.  semis.
Aq. Fontan., unc. viij.
Tinctur. Opii Crocat, gutt.  xx.
Syr. Althaeae, uncj.
     Misce.
 S.  One tablespoonful every one or two hours.

               No. 357.

 01. Hyoscyami Cocti, unc. ij.
 Tinctur. Opii, drachm, j.
     Misce.
 S.  For external use.

                No.  358.

 01. Amygdal. Dulc, unc. j.
 Pulv.  Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
     Misce  adde
     Subcontinua agitatione
 Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
      Fiat Emulsio.
      adde
 Syr. Simplicis, unc j.
 Tinctur. Opii Crocat, gutt. xx
      Misce.
 S. One tablespoonful every one or two houra. 
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                   No.  359.

R.   Tinctur. Rhei Aquos., drachm, vj,
     Sal. Ammoniae, drachm, ij.
     Aq. Fontan., unc. viij.
     Tinctur. Opii Crocat, gutt. xx.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.


                   No.  360.

H.   Merc. Dulc, gr. vj.
     Opii Crudi, gr. ij.
     Sacch,  Albi,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder every two or three  hours.


                   No. 361.

R.   Rad. Valerian., uncj.
         Infunde  cum aq. fervid, per semihoram in vast
            clauso colat, unc viij.
         adde
     Tinctur. Opii Crocat., gutt xx.
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc semis.
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablcsponful every hour.

                   No. 362.

R.  Rad. Arnicae, unc. semis.
         Infunde cum  aq. fervid, per semihoram.
         Colat. unc. viij.
         adde
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
     Tinctur. Valerian., unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every hour. 
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                           No. 363.

        R.  Pulv. Nuc. Vomicae, scrup. j.
            ----Gummi Arabici,
            Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, j.
                 M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
            S.  One powder every three hours.

                           No.  364.

        R  Extr. Nuc. Vomicae, gr. vj.
            Pulv. Gummi Arabici,
             Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, j.
                  M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
             S.  One  powder four times a day.

                            No. 365.
        R.   Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. £.
             Aq. Destillat, unc. v.
             Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. j.
             Tinctur. Opii Crocat, gutt xx.
             Syr. Althaeae,  unc. j.
                  Misce.
             S. One tablespoonful every hour.

                            No. 366.
        R   Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. £.
                  Solve in Aq. Destillat, unc. ij.
             Tinctur. Opii, drachm, j.
                  Misce.
             S. Mix with starch for two injections.

                            No.  367.
              VITRUM ANTIMONII  CERATUM.
         R  Pulv. Vitri Antimonii, unc. j.
              Cerae Albae, unc. semis.
             Liquatis super  moderato igne, spathula semper agitan-
                  do per aliquot horas, ad  substantia sicca redigatur.
              Sit coloris e rubro fusci*
              Dosis#—From half a grain to a grain, mixed with sugar
                two  or three times a day.
  •Melt it over a slow tire, constantly stirring it for stve al hours,  till it be-
come* a dry red brown substance. 
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                   No. 368.

R.  Vitri Antimon. Cerat, gr. vj.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S. One powder three times a day.

                   No. 369.

R.  Fell. Taur. Inspissat,
     Sapon. Medicat,
     Pulv. Rhei, aa drachm, j.
     Extr. Taraxac, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit.
     S. Five pills morning and evening.

                   No. 370.

It.  Aloes, drachm, j.
     Pulv. Ferri, scrup. j.
     Extr. Taraxac, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae gr. ij.
     S. Two pills morning and evening.

                   No. 371.

R  Pulv. Fol. Sennae, drachm, ij.
     Extr. Taraxac, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LX.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit.
     S. From five to ten pills in the evening.

                   No. 372.

     SPECIES SENNAE COMPOSITA.
R  Folior. Sennae, unc. semis,
     Flor. Sambuci,
    Sem. Foeniculi,
    ----Anisi,
    ----Coriandri,
    Cremor. Tartar., aa drachm, ij.
         Contusa misce.
     S. Use like tea; one-fourth part every evening. 
177
               No. 373.

Fol. Sennae, drachm, j.
Fruct Tamarind.,
Mannae,
Sulph. Magnesiae, aa unc j.
     Infunde cum aq. fervidae per horam dimidiam
     Colat. unc viij.
     adde
Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. viij.
Syr. Pap. Rhoead., unc j.
     Misce.
S. Two tablespoonfuls every hour.

               No. 374.

Fol. Sennae, unc. semis.
     Infunde cum aq. fontan. per \ horam.
     Colat unc. vj.
     adde
01. Ricini,
Mell.  Communis,
Sulph. Sodae, aa  unc. j.
     Misce F. Clysma
S. Injection.  To be repeated every three or four hours.

               No. 375.

Acet. Vini, unc. iij.
Tart,  Emetici, gr. iv.
Aq. Fontanae, unc. ij.
Mell.  Communis, unc. j.
     Misce F. Clysma.
S. Injection.


               No. 376.

Herb. Nicotian, unc.  semis.
     Infunde cum aq. fervid per horam dimidiam.
     Colat. unc. vj.
     adde
Mell. Communis,  unc. j.
     M. F Clysma.
 S. Injection.                             12 
178
                   No. 377.

R   Roob. Junip., unc. j.
     Aq. Petroselin., unc. iv.
     Acid. Muriat Dilut, dr. semis.
          Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No.  378.
R  Pulv. Cantharid.,  gr. j.
     Camphor, gr. vj.
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic,
     Aq. Fontanae,  aa unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One teaspoonful morning and evening.

                   No. 379.

R.  01.  Amygdal. Dulc,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici,  aa unc. semis.
         Misce adde
         Subcontinua agitatione,
     Aq. Fontanae, unc vj.
         Fiat Emulsio.  Adde
     Sem. Lycopodii, drachm, j.
     Syr. Simplicis,. unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One tablespoonful every hour.

                   No. 380.

R.  Tart. Potassae,  drachm, ij.
     Aq. Destillat, unc. ij!
     Syr. Mannae, unc. j.
     Vin. Stibiat, gutt. xx.
         Misce.
     S.  One teaspoonful every two hours for a  child three
       years of age.

                   No. 381.

R.  Vin. Stibiat, gutt. xxx.
     Tart Potassae,  drachm, j.
     Aq. Sambuc^ unc. ij. 
179
     Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S.  One teaspoonful every two hours for  a  child three
       years of age.

                   No. 382.

H.   Liquor. Plumbi Acet, gutt iv.
     Aq. Destillat, unc. ij.
         Misce.
     S.  Wash for the eyes.

                   No.  383.
R   Pulv. Rhei, drachm, ij.
     Calomel, gr. j.
     Extr. Taraxac, dr. j.
         M. fiant pilulae No. LX.
         Consperg. Carbon, Magnes.
     S.  Five pills three times a day, till  they produce  two
       evacuations daily.

                   No.  384.
R.   Syr. Althaeae,
     —— Pap. Rhoead., aa unc. j,
     Vin. Stibiat, gutt. xx.
         Misce fiat Linctus.
     S.  From time to time a teaspoonful.

                   No. 385.

R.   01. Amygdal. Dulc, dr. j.
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, drachm, ij.
         Misce adde
         Subcontinua agitatione,
     Aq. Fontanae, unc. ij.
         Fiat Emulsio.
         adde
     Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. ij.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. From time to time a  teaspoonful. 
180
                  No. 386.

R.  Flor. Sulphur. Lot, drachm, j.
    Extract Cicutae, gr. iij.
    Aq. Lauro Cerasi, drachm, j.
    ■— Fontan., unc.  iij.
    Syr.  Althaeae, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One teaspoonful every two hours for children over
       three years of age.

                  No. 387.

R  Acid. Sulphur. Dilut., gutt. x.
    Syr.  Moror., unc. ij.
         Misce.
    S. One teaspoonful from time to time;  to be swallowed
       gradually.

                   No. 388.
              DIURETIC TEA.
R.  Rad. Petrosilin.,
    ---Althaeae,
    ---  Liquirit.,
    Bacc. Juniperi, aa unc. j.
         Concisa et contusa misceantur.
    S. Use like tea.

                  No. 389.

HAHNEMANN'S PREVENTIVE FOR SCAR-
               LET FEVER
R  Extr. Belladonnae, gr. j.
         Solve in
    Aq.  Cinnamomi, unc. semis.
    S. For children of three years of age five drops,  ad-
       ding one drop for each additional year; to be given
       every morning. 
181
                           No. 390.

                   MILK  OF  ALMONDS.
        R   Amygdal. Dulc, unc. iv.
                 Tere cum Aq. Fontan., libr. ij.
                 Ut fiat Emulsio*
                 adde
             Syr. Simplicis, unc. ij.
                 Misce.
             S.  Use for beverage.

                           No. 391.

                   SYRUP OF ALMONDS.
        R.   Amygdal. Dulc, unc. ij.
                 Tere cum Aq. Fontan., unc iv.
                 Ut fiat Emulsio.
                 adde
             Sacch. Albi, unc. viij.
             Aq. Flor. Aurant, unc. semis.
                 Caldre lenissimo fiat syrupus.
                 (Make a syrup over a very slow fire.)

                           No. 392.

        AQUA VEGETO-MINERALIS GOULARD I.
        R.   Plumb. Subacet. Liquor., (Aceti Plumbici,) unc. semis.
             Aq. Pluvialis,  libr.  ij.
             Spirit. Vini Rectificat, unc ij.
                 Misce.
             S.  For External use.

                           No. 393.

           MIXTURE  FOR WHOOPING COUGH.
        R.   Coccionellae, gr. xij.
             Sal. Tartar., gr. xx,
             Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
             Aq. Foenicul., unc. v.
             Syr. Althaeae, unc. j.
                 Misce.
             S.  One teaspoonful every three hours for children of
                three years of age and upwards.

  ♦Beat the Almonds into a uniform pulpy mass in a marble mortar, adding thf
water gradually, triturating constantly and strain through linen. 
182
                  No. 394.

         ANTISPASMODIC  BATH.
R*  Flor. Chamomill. Vulg.
    ----Sambuci,
    Herb. Menthae Pip.,
    ---- Ruthae, aa unc. iv.
    ---- Hyoscyami, unc. j.
         Concisa misceantur.
    S. Steep it in warm water and use for a bath.

                  No. 395.

                POULTICE.
R.  Farin. Lini, libr. j.
    Flor. Chamomill. Vulgar., unc. iv.
    Herb. Althaeae, unc. vj.
         Concisa misce fiat species pro cataplasma.
    S. Mix with  warm water for a poultice.

                  No. 396.

            AROMATIC BATH.
R.  Flor. Lavendulae, unc. semis.
    ----Millefolii,
    ----Chamomill. Vulgaris,
    Herb. Menthae Pip.,
    ---- Hyssopi,
    ---- Ruthae,
    Rad. Calam.  Aromat, aa unc. iv.
         Concisa misceantur.
    S. Steep it in warm water and use it for a bath.

                  No. 397,

        LINIMENTUM VOLATILE.
R  01. Olivar., unc. un, et semis.
    Ammon. Liquid., unc.  semis.
         Misce.
    S. For external use. 
183
                   No. 398.

R.  Alum. Crud., drachm, ij.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. x.
    Mell. Rosar., unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  Gargle morning and evening.

                   No. 399.

R  Borac, draehm. semis.
    Syr. Moror., unc. ij.
         Misce.
    S.  One teaspoonful from time to time.

                   No. 400.

R.  Sulph. Zinci, drachm, semis.
    Syr. Mororum, unc ij.
         Misce
    S.  Apply with a pencil to the inside of the mouth.


                   No. 401.

           PURIFYING  SPECIES.
              Species Purificantes.
R.  Rad. Sarsapariilae,
    ---Bardan.,
    --- Saponariae,
    ---Liquirit,
    Lign. Guajac.
    Stipid. Dulcam., aa unc. j.
    S.  Boil one-fourth  part with two  pints of water, till
       one pint remains.   Use  half a tumblerful three times
       a day.

                   No. 402.

R.  Aethiop. Mineralis,
    Sacch. Albi,
    Sulphur. Loti, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder three times a day. 
184
                  No. 403.

        UNGUENTUM WERLHOFII.
R  Mercur. Praecipit Albi, drachm, j.
    Adipis Suilli, drachm, ix.
         M. F. Unguentum.
    S. To be rubbed on the head every evening.   For It'll
       rub  it on the palm of the hand.

                  No. 404.

R  Extr, Dulcamar.,
    ----Helenii, aa drachm, j.
    ----Taraxac,
    ----Graminis, aa drachm, iv.
    Aq. Citri, unc. vj.
    Syr. Sennae, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every three hours..


                   No. 405.

R.  Extr. Dulcamar,
    Pulv. Antimon. Crud., aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pilulae gr. ij.
    Consperg. Carbon. Magnes.
    S.  Five pills three times a day.

                   No. 406.

R  Aethiop. Antimon., gr. vj.
    Sacch. Lactis,
    -----Albi,  aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 407.

R  Plumbagonis seu Graphitis, dr.  j.
     Sacch. Albi,  dr. ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder three times a day. 
185
                    No. 408.

  STRONG DECOCTION OF  ZITTMANN.
               Decoctum Zittmanni Fortius.
R.*  Radicis Sarsaparillae Concisae, uncias duodecim.
          Infunde
     Aquae Communis mensuras  viginti quatuor,
          et digere per horas viginti quatuor.
          Turn additis
     Sacchari Aluminati uncia una et dimidia,
     Mercurii Dulcis uncia dimidia,
     Cinnabaris Praeparatae drachma una.
          Sacculo  linteo inclusis, coque ad  remanentiam
            mensurarum octo, sub finem coctionis addend)
     Seminis Anisi,
     ------- Foeniculi, sinjnilorum contusorum unciam
                                              dimidiam,
     Foliorum Sennae uncias tres,
     Radicis Liquiritiae Concisae  unciam unam et dimidiam.
          Cola et exprime.   Liquorem obtendum decanlha.
     S. One tumblerful morning  and evening.

                    No. 409.

     fMILD  DECOCTION OF  ZITTMANN.
           Decoctum Zittmanni Mitius.
 R   Rad. Sarsapar. Concisae uncias rex.
          Cum   speciebus  a  decocto  fortiori  mensurarum
             octo residuis mixtas coque cum
  *Take of Sarsaparilla root, sliced and bruised, twelve ounces.
              Infuse the root in twenty-four  quarts of water for twenty-four
                 hours.
              Then mix in a linen sack.
        Alum Sugar, (Saocharum Aluminis, which is composed of equal parts
              of Sugar and Alum,) one ounce and a half.
        Calomel, half an ounce.
        Cinnabar, one drachm.                 _
                Tie the sack.  Boil it (the sack with the Sarsaparilla) until
                   eight quarts remain.  Then steep, of
        Aniseed,
        Fennel Seed, of each half an ounce.
        Liquorice Root, one ounce and a half.
        Senna, three ounces.
              Express, strain and clear it.
  tMix the residuum (that which is left) of the Decoctum Zittmanni Fortius with
«■■ k ounces of Sarsaparilla.  Boil it in twenty-four quarts of water till 8 qnar:s re-
main.   Then steep Cortex Citri, Cinnamom., Cardamom, aud Liquirit., of each
three drachms.  Express, strain and clear it. 
186
Aquae Communis mensuris viginti quatuor,
     ad remanentiam mensurarem octo, sub finem
       coctionis addendo
Corticis Citri,
Cassiae Cinnaniomeae,
Cardamomi minoris,
Radicis Liquiritiae singulorum contusorum et conciso-
                                rum, drachmas ties
     Cola et exprime.   Liquorem obtentum decantha.
S. One tumblerful in the  afternoon.  In  the  morning
  and evening use decoction No. 408.

              No.  410.
        COSMETIC WATER
          Aqua  Cosmetica.
Amygdal. Dulc, drachm, ij.
     Contuse et tere cum
Aq. Rosa rum,
---Flor. Aurantiorum, aa unc iij.
     Ut fiat Emulsio.
     adde
Tinctur. Benzoes,
Boracis, aa drachm, j.
     (If there is great irritation, without borax )
     Misce.
S. Wash before going to bed.

              No.  411.
Picis Liquidae, unc. ij.
Vitelli Ovorum, No. ij.
Cremor. Lactis, unc ij.
     Misce.
S. Rub morninp- and evening.

              No. 412.
Aethiop. Mineralis,
Pulv Rhei,
Carbon. Magnes.,
Sacch. Albi,  aa drachm, semis.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
S. One powder three times a day.  For  children  half
   a  powder. 
187
               No. 413.
Calomel., gr. ij.
Pulv. Jalapae, drachm, j.
Sacch. Albi, drachm, semis.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in iij.  partes aequales.
S. One powder every eight days if necessary for an
   evacuation.


               No. 414.

Extr. Cicutae, gr. vj.
Pulv. Resin. Guajac.
Sacch. Albi,
Subcarbon. Magnes., aa drachm, semis.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
S. One powder three times a day.


               No. 415.

Aq. Fontanae, unc. xij.
Lact Sulphur., draebm. ij.
Camphor., scrup. j.
     Misce.
S.  VVash  with this every evening, and with coid water
   in the morning.


               No. 416.

Borac, drachm, j.
     Solve in
Aq. Rosarum, unc. ij.
S. Apply  with  a  camel's hair pencil on  the  yellow
   freckles morning and  evening.

              No. 417.

Sulphat. Cupri, scrup. j.
     Solve in
Aq. Rosarum, unc. viij.
S. For washing the head morning and evening. 
188
                   No. 413.

R.  Pulv. Ferri,
    ----Cinnamom,
    ----Rhei, aa drachm, j.
    Extr. Taraxac, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamom.
    S. Three pills three times a day.


                   No. 419.

R.  Pulv. Ferri, drachm, j.
    -----Rhei, gr. xij.
    ----• Cinnamom., gr. xx.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, semis.
         M. F.  pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S. One powder morning and evening.


                   No. 420.

R.  Flor. Salis Ammoniac. Martialis,
             (Ferrum Ammoniatum U. S.,) drachm, j.
    Extr. Gentian.,
    ----Cort. Aurant, aa drachm, j.
    Aq. Melissae, unc iij.
    ---Cinnamom., unc.  ij.
    Syr. Cort. Aurant, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful four times a day.


                   No. 421.

R.  Extr. Taraxaci,
    ----Chelidonii, aa drachm, ij.
    Tart. Potassae, unc. semis.
    Tinctur. Rhei Aquos.,  unc. j.
    Aq. Menth. Pip , unc ij.
    ---Destillat, unc. iv.
    Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every two hours. 
189
               No. 422.

Pulv. Rhei,
Extr. Taraxaci,
----Chelidonii,
Sapon. Medicat,
Pulv. Gumm. Ammoniac, aa drachm, j.
Aloes, scrup. j.
     Misce fiant pilul. gr. iij.
     Consperg. Sem. Lycopodii.
S. Five pills three times a day.

               No. 423.

Pulv. Rad. Belladon., gr. vj.
----Rhei, drachm,  semis.
Sacchar. Albi, drachm, semis.
     Misce  F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
S. One powder morning and evening.

                No. 424.

        PULVIS PLUIMERI.
 Sulphur. Antimon. Aur., (Sulph. Aurat.  Antimon.,)
 Calomel., a a gr. vj.
 Pulv. Lap.  Cancror., scrup. j.
 Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
 01.  Foeniculi, gutt. vj.
      M. F.  pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
 S.  One powder morning and evening for a child fiv
   years old.

                No. 425.

 Muriat. Barytae, drachm, semis.
 Aq. Destillat, unc. j.
      Solve.
 S.  From thirty to forty drops three times a day.

                No.  426.

 Lign. Sassafras., unc. iv.
 Rad. Rubiae Tinctor.,
 ---Liquirit., aa unc. j.
       Concisa misce.
  S.  Use like tea; one-eighth part every day. 
                      190

                    No. 427.
                                          •
 R-  Hydroiodici Potassae, scrup. j.
     Iodii, gr. j.
     Aq. Destillat, unc v.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful three times a day.

                    No. 428.
 R.  Spongiae Ustae, unc. semis.
          Coq. cum aq. fontanae unc. xij. ad unc. v.
          Solut. adde
     Aq. Cinnamom.,
     Syr. Cort Aurant, aa  unc j.
          Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful four times a day.

                    No. 429.
 R.   Rad. Saponariae,
     ---Taraxaci,
     -— Bardanae,
     Lign. Sassafras, aa unc ij.
     Rad. Rubiae Tinctor., unc. iij.
     '---Liquirit,  unc. j.
          Concisa misce.
     S. Boil one ounce with two pints of water till one pint
       remains.  It ought to be used every day.

                    No.  430.
R   Resin. Guajaci, drachm, ij.
     Extr.  Cicutae, scrup. j.
     Flor. Sulphur.  Loti,
     Calomel., aa gr. x.
     Extr. Dulcamar., drachm, ij.
         M.  F. pil.  gr. ij.  Consperg.  Pulv. Lap. Cancror.
     S. Ten pills twice a day.

                   No. 431.

R   Chlorur. Calcis, (Calcii Chloridi, U. S.,) unc. semis.
         Solve in
     Aq. Destillat, unc. xij.
     8 Use externally for swollen glands. 
191
                  No.  432.

R.  Empl. Cicutae,
    ----— Saponat,
    -----Mercurialis, aa unc semis.
         M. F. Emplastrum.
    S. Use for plaster on the swollen glands.

                  No.  433.

R  Hydroiod. Potassae, (Potass. lodidi, U. S.,) dr. semis.
    Adipis Suillae, unc. j.
         F.  fiat Unguentum.
    S. Apply three times a day.

                  No. 434.

         AQUA  PHAGEDAENICA.
R  Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. xxiv,
    Aq. Calcis, unc. xvj.
         Misce.
    S. For external U3e.

                  No.  435.

     UNGUENTUM OPHTHALMICUM.
R.  Mercur. Praecipit Rubr., gr. ij.
    Zinci Oxydi, gr. vj.
    Ung. Simplicis, drachm, j.
    Extr, Opii Aquosae, gr. semis.
         Misce exactissime.
    S. Eye ointment.

                  No. 436.

R  Boracis, drachm, un. et semis
         Solve in
    Aq. Destillat, unc. iv.
    ---Lauro Cerasi, dr. iij.
         Misce.
    S. Eye wash. 
                     192

                   No. 437.

R.  Spongiae Ustae, drachm, j.
     Conchar. Praeparat, scrup. j.
     Aetbiop. Mineral., scrup. j.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
     01. Foeniculi, gutt. ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid.  in iv partes aequales.
     S.  One powder morning and evening.

                   No. 438.

R  Bicaibonat Potassae, drachm, j.
     Aq. Cinnamom.,
     Syr. Athaeae, aa unc. j.
     Aq. Destillat., unc vj.
         Misce.
     S.  Two tablespoonfuls four times a day.

                   No. 439.

R  Pulv. Ferri, gr. vj.
     ----Conchar. Praeparat, drachm, j.
     —-— Cinnamom., gr. vj.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid.  in vj. partes  aequales.
     S.  One powder morning and evening.

                   No. 440.

R  Pulv. Rad. Rubiae Tinctor., drachm, j.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv. Conchar. Praepar., aa drachm, semis.
     Merc. Dulc, gr. j.
     01. Foeniculi, gutt. iij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder every three hours.

                   No. 441.

R.   Opii Crudi, gr. iij.
     Camphor, gr. vj.
     Sacch. Albi,
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder every three hours. 
193
               No. 442.
 Resin. Guajaci,
 Pulv. Gumm.  Arabici, aa dia^hm. ij.
     Misce.
   adde subcontinua agitatione,
 Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     Fiat Emulsio.
     adde
 Nitrat Potassae, drachm, j.
 Syr. Amygdal., unc. j.
 Vin. Antimon., drachm, j.
     Misce.
 S.  One tablespoonful every^two hours.

               No. 443.

Tinctur. Guajac.  Ammoniat, unc. j.
 Syr. Amygdal.,
 ---Cort. Aurant., aa unc ij.
     Misce.
 S.  One teaspoonful three times a day.

               No. 444.

Carbon. Sodae, drachm, j.
 Extr. Absinth., drachm, ij.
 Aq. Menth. Pip., unc. iv.
 Syr. Cort. Aurant, uncj.
Tinct. Cort. Aurant, drachm, ij.
     Misce.
S. One tablespoonful four times a day.


              No. 445.

 ARTIFICIAL  SULPHUR WATER.
Sulphuret Calcis Stibiat.,
         (Calcaria Sulphurato-Stibiata,) drachm, ij
     Coque cum aq. fontan. libr. v. ad libr. iv.
S. Half a tumblerful every two or three hours. 
194
                   No. 446.

R.  01. Sabinae, gutt xij.
    Extr. Aconiti, gr. vj.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder morning  and evening.

                   No. 447.

R.  01. Sabinae, gutt. iv.
    Hepar. Sulphur. Calc, gr. vj.
    Extr. Aconit, gr. ij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in iij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 448.

R.  Resin Guajac, drachm, j.
    Lactis Sulphur., scrup. j.
    Antimon. Sulphur. Aurat., gr. iv.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
    01. Citri, gutt iij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in vj. paries aequales-.
    S.  One powder three times a day.


                   No. 449.

R  Merc Dulc, gr. xij.
    Extr. Aconiti, gr. iij.
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
    Pulv. Lapid. Cancror., scrup. j.
         Mi F. pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder every three hours.


                   No. 450.

R.  Mercur. Solubilis Hahnemanni,
              (Hydrarg. Oxyd. Nigrum,) gr. xxxr.
     Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, drachm,  semis.
     Aq. Destillat., q. s.
         Ut fiant pfiulae No. xxxv.
     8. For use, see Syphilis. 
195
                   No. 451.

R  Mercur. Sublimat, gr. ij.
         Solve in
     Aq. Destillat, scrup. j.
     Pulv. Opii Puri, gr. ij.
     Mellis Pur., scrup. j.
     Micae Panis Albi,  q.  s.
         Ut fiant pilulae  No. LX.
     S.  Six pills morning  and evening, adding one pill more
       each day till twelve are  taken daily.

                   No. 452.

U.  Mercur. Praecipit. Rub?v> gr. j.
     Pulv. Antimon. Crudi, scrup. ij.
         Misce exacte
     P<ulv. Extract. Liquirit, drachm, j.
     Aq. Destillat, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae No. LXXX.
     S.  Ten pills every evening.   For Inveterate  Syphilis
       ten pills morning and evening.

                   No. 453.

   CIRILLO'S SUBLIMATE OINTMENT.
R  Mercur. Sublimat  Corros.,
     Muriat. Ammoniae, aa drachns»..j7
     Adipis Suillae, unc. j.
         Misce exactissime ut  fiat Unguentum.
     S.  Rub one drachm  every evening on the  sole of the
       foot.

                   No. 454.

           DECOCTUM POLLINI.
R  Rad. Sarsaparillae, unc. j.
     Stipit. Dulcamar.,  unc. semis.
     Pulv. Antimon. Crud., drachm, j.
         Coq. cum aq. fontan.  libr, ij. ad libr. un. et semis
         Colat adde
     Syr. Sennae, unc. ij.
         Misce.
    8.  A tumblerful three or four times a day. 
190
                   No.  455.

R.   Cort Mezerei, drachm, ij.
     Rad. Sarsaparillae, unc. j.
          Coq. cum. aq. fontan., unc. xvj. ad unc. t.
          Colat. adde
     Syr. Liquirit," unc. j.
          Misce.
     S. One tumblerful three or four times a day,  or  one-
       fourth part four times a day.


                   No. 456.

R,   Decoeti Hordei, unc. xxiv.
     Acidi Nitrici, drachm, semis.
     Syr. Pap. Rhoead., unc ij.
         Misce,
     S. One tumbler three times a day.

                   No.  457.

R   Herbae Nicotianae, (Tobacco,) dr. j.
         Digere cum aq. fervid, unc. vj.
         Colat. adde
     01. Lini,
     Muriat. Sodae, aa unc. semis.
     Mellis Communis, unc. j.
         Misce fiat Clysma.
     S. Injection.

                   No. 458.

R   Herb. Nicotian., drachm, j.
         Digere cum  aq. fervid, unc tj,
         Colat. adde
     Mercur.  Sublimat. Corros., gr. j.
         Solve adde
     01. Lini, unc. semis.
     Mellis Communis, unc. j.
         Misce fiat Clysma.
     8. Injection. 
197
                   No. 459.
R.  Extr. Tanaceti,
    ----Quassiae, aa drachm, ij.
    01. Tanaceti, gutt. x.
    Pulv. Tanaceti, q. s.
         Ut fiant pilulae gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Liquirit.
    S. Five pills three times a day.

                   No. 460.

  ELECTUARIUM ANTHELMENTHICUM.
R.  Pulv. Sem. Santonic, unc semis.
    ----Rad. Valerian, drachm, un. et semis.
    ---------Jalap., drachm, j.
     Tart. Potassae, drachm, ij.
     Oxymell. Scillae, drachm, iij.
     Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. ij.
         Misce fiat Electuarium.
     S. One teaspoonful from three to four times a day.

                   No. 461.

R,   Pulv. Sem. Santonic, drachm, ij.
     ----Rad. Jalap., scrup. j.
     Merc. Dulc, gr. iv.
         M. F. pulv. divid.  in iv. paites aequales.
     S. One powder morning and  evening  for  a child six
       years of age; to be  continued three days.

                   No. 462.

R.   Fuc Helmintochort, drachm,  ij.
         Coq. cum aq. fontan. unc viij. ad unc. iv.
         Colat. adde
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                  No. 463.

R.   Rad. Spigel. Maryland., drachm, ij.
         Infunde cum aq. fontan.  libr. j.
         Colat. adde 
198
           Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc  semis.
                Misce.
           S. Two tablespoonfuls every two hours.


                          No. 464.

       R,  Sulphat. Ferri, gr. vj.
           Pulv. Rad. Jalap.,
           ----Sem. Santonici, aa drachm, j.
                M. F. pulv. divid.^in iij. partes aequales.
           S. One powder morning and evening for an adult.

                          No. 465.

       R  01. Tanaceti,
           — 01. Petrae, (Petroleum,) unc. semis.
           Tinctur. Absinth., unc. j.
                Misce.
            S. Rub the abdomen morning and  evening.

                          No. 466.

       R.  Herb. Tanaceti,
            ---- Absinth.,
            Farin. Lini, aa unc ij.
                M. F.  Species pro  Cataplasma.
            S. Poultice for the abdomen.

                          No.  467.

       R.  Limaturae Stanni, unc. j.
            Conservae Rosarum, unc. ij.
                Misce fiat Electuarium.
            S. One teaspoonful three times a  day.   After using
              this, take one tablespoonful 01. Ricini.

                          No. 468.

       R.  Pulv. Cort Rad.  Granat,* unc. j.
                Coq. cum aq. fontan.  unc. xij.  ad unc. viij.
                Colat. adde

"Those from the South, because the Northern are powerles. 
199
 8yr. Sennae, unc j.
      Misce.
 S. Two tablespoonfuls every half-hour, in the morning
   before breakfast.

                No. 469.

Tinctur.  Absinth.,
------Asae Foetidae, aa uncj.
     Misce.
S.  Sixty drops  three" times a day.

               No. 470.

Limaturae Stanni, unc. j.
Pulv. Rad. Filicis Maris, drachm, ij.
Conservae Rosarum, unc. j.
     M.  F. Electuarium.
S. One teaspoonful three  times a day.   After using
   this take one tablespoonful 01. Ricini.

              No. 471.

01. Aether. Rad. Filicis Maris, gutt. xx.
— Ricini, unc.  ij.
— Anisi, gutt vj.
     Misce.
S. One tablespoonful in the morning before  breakfast
   and one in the evening.

               No. 472.

Gummi Guttae, gr. xxiv.
Calomel., gr. iv.
Subcarbon. Magnesiae, drachm, j.
Extr. Hyoscyami, gr, ij.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in iv. partes aequales.
S. One powder in the morning.

               No. 473.

Pulv. Sem. Sabadillae, gr. xxx.
Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. iij. 
200
01. Anisi, gutt iij.
    M. F. pulv. divid. in iij. partes  aequalc.-.
S. One powder in the morning before breakfast.

              No. 474.

Gummi Asae Foetid.,
------Arabic, aa drachm, j.
Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
     Fiat Emulsio.
     adde
Extr, Hyoscyami, gr. vj.
Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
     Misce.
S. One tablespoonful every half-hour or every hour.

              No. 475.

Fol. Uvae  Ui si, drachm, j.
Baccar. Juniper., unc. j.
Sem. Cydoniorum, drachm, semis.
     Infunde cum aq. fervid, per semihoram.
     Colat. unc. vij. adde
Mellis Albi, unc. j.
     Misce.
S. One tablespoonful every three hours.

              No. 476.

Saponis Medicat, unc. semis.
Pulv. Gummi Ammoniaci,
Extr. Absinth., aa drachm, ij.
     Ut fiant pilulae, gr. ij.
 S.  Ten pills three times a day.

               No. 477.

        DURAND'S  DROPS.
 01. Terebinthinae, unc. semis.
 Aether. Sulphuric, drachm, ij.
      Misce.
 S.  From  twenty to forty drops three times a  day with
   a decoction of quince seed. 
201
                   No. 478.
R.  RaJ. Graminis, uncj.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. uric, x. ad unc. vj,
    Colat  adde
    Tartar. Boraxaii, drachm, j.
    Svr. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful  every two hours.

                   No. 479.

It.  Pulv. Rad.  Rubiae Tinctor., drachm, ij,
    Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F.  pulv. divid. in vj. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 480.

        PILULAE ANTICHLOROTICA.
R.  Flor. Salis Ammoniac. Martialis,
    Pulv. Gumm. Galban.,
    Extr. Arnicae,
    ----Chamomillae, aa drachm, j.
         M. F. pilulae gr. ij.
         Consperg. Pulv.  Cinnam.
    S.  Ten pills three times a day.

                   No. 481.

R.  Boracis, drachm, j.
    Croci Oriental., gr. xvj.
    Flor. Sulphur. Lot.,
    Sacch. Albi, aa scrup. ij.
    01. Menth. Pip., gutt vj.
         Ut fiant  pulv. divid. in vj. partes ae juries.
    S.  One powder three times a day.

                   No. 482.

R.  Pulv.  Gumm. Myrrhae,
     ----  ------■ Galban.
    Extr. Hellebor. Nigr., aa drachm j.
     Aloes, scrup. serais, 
202
     Castorei, scrup. j.
     Syr. Simplic, q. s.
        Ut fiant pilulae gr. ij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamomi,
     S. Five pills two or three times a day.

                   No. 483.

R.  Flor. Chamomill. Vulgar.,
     Herb.  Melissae,
     -----Menthae Crisp., aa drachm, ij.
     -----Sabin., drachm, semis.
         Concisa misceantur.
     S. Use like tea; one-fourth part morning and evening.

                   No. 484.

R.  Carb. Magnesiae, scrup. j.
     Acid. Tartar., gr. xvj.
     Pulv. Herb. Sabinae,
     Sacch. Albi, aa scrup. j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in iij. partes aequales.
     S. One powder three times a day.

                   No. 485.

R.  Pulv. Cort. Cinnamom., drachm, j.
     Sulphat  Ferri,  gr.  vj.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. fiant  pulv.  divid- in vj. partes aequales.
     S One powder every one or two hours.

                   No. 486.

R.   Gumm. Asae Foetidae, drachm, j.
     Camphor., gr. vj.
     Extr. Quassiae,
     ----Gentianae, aa drachm, j.
     Pulv. Rhei,
     Sapon. Medicat, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pilulae  gr. iij.
         Consperg. Pulv. Cinnamom.
     S. Five pills  three times a day. 
203
                   No. 487.
R.  Cremor Tartar., unc. j.
    Nitrat. Potassae,
    Sacch. Albi* aa drachm, ij.
         M. Fiat Pulvis.
    S.  One teaspoonful two or three time a  day,.^ith hali
       a tumblerful of water and sugar,

                   No. 488.

R.  Extr. Hyoscyami, gr.  vj.
    Sacch. Lactis, drachm j.
    Carbon. Magnesiae, di.achm. semis.
    01. Foeniculi,  gutt. iij.
         M. F. pulv.  divid. in  vj. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder every two or three hours.

                   No. 489.

R.  Aq. Fontanae, unc. vij.
    Sp. Cochleariae,  unc. un et  semis.
    Aq. Lauro Cerasi,
    Nitr. Potassae, aa drachm, j.
    Extr. Hyoscyami, scrup. semis.
         Misce.
    S.  To be used from time to  time as a mouih-wash.

                   No. 490.

R-  Carbon. Potassae, drachm, ij.
    Succ. Citri, q. s. ad saturat.
    Aq. Melissae,  unc. iv.
    Extr. Hyoscyami, gr.  iv.
         Misce.
    S.  One tablespoonful every  two hours.

                   No. 491.

R.  Tinct Acid. Aroraat,
    -----Succini, aa drachm, j.
         Misce.
     S.  Ten drops three times a day with sweetened  wr.tr r 
                     204

                   No. 492.

R.  01. Hyoscyami, unc. j.
    Tinctur. Opii, drachm, j.
    01. Menthae Crispae, guttt. x.
         Misce.
    S. To rub on the abdomen.

                   No. 493.

R.  Citratis Potassae, drachm, ij.
    Aq.  Destillat, unc v.
    Svr. bimplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.

                   No. 494.

R,  Sulphat. Potassae, unc. semis.
    Aq. Destillat, unc. vj.
    Syr. Rubi Idaei, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. Two tablespoonfuls four times a day.

                   No. 495.
    LINIMENTUM CALCIS  CUM  OPII.
11.  Aq.  Calcis,
    01. Olivar, aa unc. ij.
    Vin. Opii Crocat, gutt. xx.
         M. fiat Linimentum.
    S. For external use.

                   No. 496.

R.  Butyr. Cacao, unc. semis.
    Flor. Zinci, gr. x.
    Bals. Peruvian., gutt. iv.
         Misce.
    S.  Rub it on the nipple from time to time.

                   No. 497.

R.  Pulv. Gumm. Arabic, unc  semis.
     ----Cinnamomi, drachm, j.
         Misce.
     S. Apply on the nipple. 
205
                   No. 498.
R  Pulv. Rhei, gr. xij.
     Conchar. Praeparat,
     Catechu,
     Alum. Crudi,
     Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, semis.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales,
     S. One powder morning and evening.

                   No. 499.

R.   Cort. Ulmi, unc. semis.
         Coque cum aq. fontan. unc. xij. ad unc. x,
         adde
     Herb. Cicutae, drachm, semis.
         Digere per semihoram.
         Colat. adde
     Aq. Lauro Cerasi, drachm, ij.
         Misce F. Injectio.
     S. For injection.

                   No. 500.

R.   Pulv. Rhei, gr. xij.
     ----Lapid,  Cancror., drachm,  semis.
     Sacch. Lactis, drachm, ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales,
     S.  One powder morning and evening.

                   No.  501.

        POWDER FOR  CHILDREN.
 f.L   Caibon Magnesiae, unc. semis.
     Pulv. Rhei, drachm, j.
     ----Valerianae, gr.  xv.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
     01. Foeniculi, gutt. iij.
          Misce fiat Pulvis.
     S. A small teaspoon half-full from time to time w/.ii  a
       little water and sugar. 
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                   No. -502.

       LINCTUS RHABARBARINUS.
U.  Syr. Rhei, unc. ij.
    Aq. Foeniculi, unc j.
         Misce.
    S.  One teaspoonful three or four times a day.

                  No. 503.
           LINCTUS EMETICUS.
R  Tart. Emetici, gr. j.
         Solve in
    Aq. Destillat., unc. j.
    Oxym. Scillae,
    Syr. Simplicis, aa unc. semis.
    Pulv. Ipecacuanhae, scrup. j,
         Misce.
    S,  One teaspoonful every quarter of an hour  until  it
       produces vomiting.

                  No. 504.

R.  Syr. Mororum, unc. j.
    Mell. Rosarum, unc. semis.
    Borac, scrup. j.
         Misce.
    S. Apply it to the inside of the mouth from time to
       time with a camel's hair pencil.

                  No. 505.
R.  Aq. Destillat., unc. ij.
    Acet. Plumbi, gr. j.
         Misce.
    S. Eye wash.

                  No. 606.
R.  Sulph. Zinci, gr. j.
    Aq. Destillat., unc. ij.
         Misce.
    S. Eye wash. 
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                   No.  507.

R.  Mercur. Sublimat. Corros., gr. semis.
         Solve in
    Aq. Destillat., unc. vj.
    S.  Eye wash.

                   No.  508.

R.  Calomel.,  gr. j.
     Pulv.  Lapid. Cancror., scrup. j.
    Sacch. Albi,
    -----Lactis, aa scrup. ij.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in  xij. partes aequales.
    S.  One powder morning and evening,

                   No.  509.

R  Mercur. Solub. Hahnemanni,
              (Hydrarg. Oxyd. Nigrum,) gr. j.
    Subcarbon.,  Magnes., scrup. semis.
     Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in  xij. partes aequales.
     S.  One powder every day.

                    No. 510.

R.   Pulv.  Flor. Sumbuci, unc. iv.
     —-------■ Rosarum, unc. j.
     ——  Amyli, unc.ij.
          Misce fiat Pulvis.
     S. For external use.

                    No. 511.

R  Rad. Valeiianae, drachm  j.
          Infunde cum aq. fervid, per \ hor
          Colat. unc. iv.
          adde
     Pulv. Gummi Arabici, dr. ij.
     Moschi, gr. ij.
     Flor.  Zinci, gr. vj.
     Syr. Simplicis, unc. semis.
           Misce.
      S.  One teaspoonful every hour. 
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               No. 512.

Flor. Zinci, gr. viij.
Moschi Orientalis, gr. iv.
Tinct. Opii Crocat,  gutt. vj.
Sacch., Albi,  drachm, ij.
Carbon. Magnes., gr. xij.
     M. F. puiv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
S. One powder every hour.

               No. 513.

Liquor. Cornu Cervi Succin., gutt. xL.
Aq. Foeniculi,
Syr. Rhei, aa unc.  un. et. semis.
Pulv. Lapid. Cancror.,  scrup. j.
Extr. Hyoscyami, gr. ij.
Moschi Orientalis,  gr. iv.
Pulv. Croci Oiientalis, gr. iij.
     Misce.
S. One teaspoonful every two hours.

               No. 514.

01. Hyoscyami, unc. j.
Camphor., gr. xx.
Tinct. Opii, drachm, j.
     Misce.
S. To rub with every two hours.

               No. 515.

Aethiop. Miner., gr. vj.
Sacch. Lactis, drachm,  un. et semis.
Pulv. Lap. Cancror., scrup. j.
01. Foeniculi, gutt. ij.
     M. F. pulv.  divid. in xij. partes  aequales.
S. One powder every day.

               No. 516.

Mercur. Sublimat.  Corros., gr.  -\,
Aq. Destillat., unc. iij.
     Solve.
S.  Apply to the inside of the mouth with a  rami I's
   hair pencil three times a day. 
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                   No. 517.

R  Pulv. Lap. Cancror., dr. semis,
    Aq. Foeniculi,
    Syr. Rhei, aa unc j.
         Misce.
    S.  One teaspoonful every hour.

                   No. 518.

R.  Flor. Chamomill. Vulgar., dr. ij.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid, unc. iv.
         Colat. adde
    01. Olivar.,
    Syr. Communis, aa unc semis.
         M. F. Clysma.
    8.  Injection.

                   No. 519.

          POWDER FOR NURSES.
R.   Carbon. Magnes., drachm, ij.
    Pulv. Cort. Aurant.,
    Sacch. Albi, aa drachm, j.
    01. Foeniculi, gutt. vj.
         Misce fiat pulvis.
    S.  One teaspoonful morning and, evening.

                   No. 520.

R  Pulv. Lap. Cancror.,
    ----Gummi Arabici,
    Saceh. Lactis,
    -----Albi, aa scrup. j.
    01, Foeniculi, gutt. ij.
    Tinet Opii Crocat., gutt. j.
         M. F. pulv. divid. in iv. partes aequales.
    8.  One powder four times a day.

                   No. 521.

R  Ung. Simplicis, unc. j.
    01. Macidis,
     — Menthae Crisp., aa gutt. iv.
                           14 
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     Tinct Opii Crocat, scrup. j.
         Misce fiat Unguentum.
     S. Rub this on the abdomen four times a day.

                   No. 522.
R.   Extr. Cascarillae, scrup. j.
     01. Foeniculi, unc. ij.
     Pulv. Gummi  Arabici,
     Syr. Althaeae, aa unc. semis.
         Misce.
     S. One teaspoonful every two hours.

                   No. 523.
R   Pulv. Gummi Arabici, unc. semis.
     Aq. Foeniculi, unc. ij.
     Extr, Hyoscyami, gr. semis.
     Syr. Amygdal, unc. j.
         Misce.
     S. One teaspoonful every two hours.

                   No. 524.
R   Rad Valerian., drachm, j.
         Infunde cum aq. fervid. £ horam.
         Oolat. unc. iij.
         adde
     Oxydi Zinci (Flor. Zinci,) gr. vj.
     Syr. Simplicis, uno. semis.
         Misce.
     S, One teaspoonful every hour.

                   No. 525.
R   Tart. Potassae, drachm, semis.
     Aq. Foeniculi, unc. iij.
     Syr. Mannae,
     — Rhei, aa  unc semis.
         Misce.
     S.  One teaspoonful every two hours. 
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               No. 526.

Tart Potassae, drachm, semis.
Vin. Stibiat., gutt. xx.
Aq. Sambuci, unc. iij.
Syr. Mannae,
---Althaeae, aa unc. j.
     Misce.
S. One teaspoonful every two hours.   For strong and
   plethoric  children, add,
Nitrat. Potass., scrup. j.

               No.  527.

Subcarbon.  Magnes.,
Pulv. Rhei, aa scrup. j.
Sacch. Albi, drachm, ij.
01. Foeniculi, gutt. ij.
     M. F. Pulvis.
S. Half a teaspoonful morning and evening with water.

               No. 528.

Lign. Sassafras, unc. ij.
Rad. Liquirit, unc. semis.
      Concisa misce.
 S. One tablespoonful every day, to be used like tea.

                No. 529.

 Calomel., gr. vj.
 Pulv. Gummi Arabici,
 Sacch. Lactis, aa drachm, semis.
 Pulv- Lap.  Cancror., scrup. j.
 Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
      M. F.  pulv. divid. in xij. partes aequales.
 S. For children under one year of age  half a powder
    every  two hours; for older children, one powder ev-
   ery three hours; for children over five years of age,
   one powder every two hours.

                No. 530,
Nitrat. Potassae, scrup. j.
 Syr. Althaeae,
 --- Pap. Rhoead., aa unc. j.
      Misce.
 S. One teaspoonful every two hours. 
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               No. 531.

Sulphat. Cupri, gr. ij.
Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
     M. F. pulv. divid. in viij. partes aequales.
S. Half a powder, or a powder, to be taken every two
  hours, with sugar and water.

               No. 532.

Asae Foetidae,  drachm, j.
Sp. Minder., drachm, iij.
Gumm. Arabic, drachm, ij.
     Ufc fiat cum Aq. Melissae unc. iij. Emulsio.
     adde
Syr. Amygdal., unc. j.
     Misce.
S. Half a tablespoonful every two hours

               No. 533.

Calomel., gr. vj.
Pulv. Jalapae, scrup. j.
----Digital. Purp., gr. ij.
Sacch. Albi, drachm, j.
     M. F.  pulv. divid.  in xij. partes aequales.
S. For a child under one year, half a powder, and for
   older children,  one powder every two hours.

               No. 534.

Extr. Cort Peruvian., scrup. j,
----Taraxac,  drachm, j.
Acet. Potassae, drachm, semis
Aq. Foeniculi,
Syr. Rhei,  aa unc. j.
     Misce.
S.  One teaspoonful four times a day.

               No. 535.

Fell. Tauri Inspissat, drachm, j.
 Extr. Cicutae,  scrup. semis.
 Unguent, Hydrarg., unc semis, 
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    01. Succini, gutt. xij.
    — Olivar., unc. iij.
    Ammon. Liquid., drachm, ij.
         M. fiat Linimentum.
    S.  To rub on the abdomen three times a day

                   No.  536.

            EPISPASTIC PAPER.
               Charta Epispastica.
R  Corticis Mezerei, uncias octo,
          Concisis et contusis affunde.
     Spiritus Vini Fortioris uncias octodecim.
          Paracta digestione per dies octo, subinde agitando,
            turn exprime et filtra, adde
     Cerae Albae uncias sex.
          Coque lento igne donee spirituosum  comsumtum
            sit.   Colaturae expressae,  ut fiat  lege  artis
            chartae.*

                    No. 537.

        OINTMENT OF MEZEREON.
 Unguentum Mezerei—Unguentum  Epispasticum.
R   Corticis Mezerei uncias octo.
          Concisis et contusis affunde.
     Spiritus Vini Fortioris uncias octodecim.
          Paracta digestione per  dies octo,  et  loco calido,
            subinde agitando, turn  exprime et filtra, adde
     Cerae Flavae, uncius sex.
     Olei Olivarum, uncias quatuor.
           Coque lento igne  donee  spirituosum  consumtum
            sit.   Bene  agitando fiat unguentum.f
  'Moisten the Mezereon with a little alcohol, cut and beat it in an iron mortar un-
til it is reduced to a fibrous mass, then put it in a bottle with the alcohol and mace-
rate it about eight days.  Then express, strain and boil it with the wax till the
alcohol is evaporated, then strain again and put thick pieces of white paper in it
while the liquid is warm, thus covering both sides of the paper.
  t Moisten the Mezereon with a little alcohol, cut and beat itin an iron mortar un-
til it is reduced to a fibrous mass, then put it in a bottle with the alcohol and mac.
era e it in a warm place about eight days. Express and stram Ae tincture and
boil it slowlv with the wax and oil till the alcohol  is evaporated,  then  strain it
Wn and stir till it is cold.  If this ointment is not powerful enough for some
individuals, then make an addition of Unguentum Canthandum sufficient to keep
the sore discharging. 
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                   No.  538.

R.  Acid. Sulphur. Aromat, drachm, semis.
    Aq. Fontanae, unc. vj.
    Syr. Simplicis, unc. j.
         Misce.
    S. One tablespoonful every two hours.


                   No.  639.

R.  01. Crotonis, drachm, semis.
    — Olivar., unc j.
         M. F. Linimentum.
    S. To rub on the abdomen.


                   No. 540.

      PLASTER FOR  SCALD HEAD.
       Emplastrum pro Tinea Capitis.
R  Pulv. Gummi Ammoniaci, unc.  iv.
    Aceti Scillae, unc vj.
         Coque moderato igne in vase terreo, spathula  lig-
           nea  agitando, ad justam emplastri spissitudi-
           nem.*
    S. Spread the plaster on strong linen, and put it on
       small pieces  on the head.  The plaster ought to be
       changed every morning.


                   No.  541.

    EMPLASTRUM NIGRUM seu FUSCUM.
(Emplastrum Noricum, Emplastrum Minii Adustum)

R  Minii Subtilissime Pulverati uncias octo,
     Olei Olivarum uncias sedecim.
         In lebete idoneo coquantur sub perpetua agitatione,
            donee colorem e nigrescente fuscum adipiscant.
            Turn adde
  *Boil it over a moderate fire in an earthen vessel, stirring it with a wooden spat-
ula, till it is reduced to the thickness of a plaster. 
215
Cerae flavae uncias quatuor
     et his liquatis et  immixtis Camphorae  in pauxillo
        Spiritus Vini Rectificati solutae drachmas duas.
     Mixta effunde in  capsulas papyraceas et post re-
     frigerationem in taleolas dissecta bene serva.*
•Take of very fine powder of Red Lead, eight ounces.
         Olive Oil, sixteen ounces.
            Boil it in a proper vessel, continually agitating it, till it turns to a
               dark brown color.
            Then  melt in it,
          Yellow Wax, four ounces.
            and when taken from the fire, mix in it two drachms of Camphor,
               dissolved in a little strong alcohol.
            After  refrigeration, make the mass into rolls,  and cover them with
               paper.
ERRATA.
On page 11, for " gloves," read "cloves."
On page 49, for " Phthisiois," read " Phthisiosifl."
On page 185, tor " rex," read " sex," 
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