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Robert Kemp Philp
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574.
Antispasmodic.
Mix
four
grains
of
subnitrate
of
bismuth,
forty-eight
grains
of
carbonate
of
magnesia,
and
the
same
quantity
of
white
sugar,
and
then
divide
in
four
equal
parts.
Dose,
one-fourth
part.
Use
in
obstinate
pain
in
the
stomach
with
cramps,
unattended
by
inflammation.
575.
Antipertussal,
or
against
Whooping-Cough.
Mix
one
drachm
of
powdered
belladonna
root,
and
two
ounces
of
white
sugar,
together.
Dose,
six
grains
morning
and
evening
for
children
under
one
year;
nine
grains
for
those
under
two
and
three
years
of
age;
fifteen
grains
for
those
between
five
and
ten;
and
thirty
grains
for
adults.
Caution,
this
should
be
prepared
by
a
chemist,
as
the
belladonna
is
a
poison,
and
occasional
doses
of
castor
oil
should
be
given
while
it
is
being
taken.
576.
Purgative
(Common).
Mix
ten
grains
of
calomel,
with
one
drachm
of
powdered
jalap,
and
twenty
grains
of
sugar.
Dose,
one-half
of
the
whole
for
adults.
577.
Sudorific.
Mix
six
grains
of
compound
antimonial
powder,
two
grains
of
ipecacuanha,
and
two
grains
of
sugar
together.
Dose,
as
mixed,
to
be
taken
at
bed-time.
Use
in
catarrh
and
fever.
578.
Miscellaneous.
579.
Anthelmintic,
or
Vermifuge.
For
ridding
the
bowels
of
tape-worms,
an
excellent
medicine
exists
in
the
male
fern--Aspidium
felix
mas.
A
decoction
may
be
made
of
the
fresh
roots,
or
the
root
may
be
dried
and
powdered.
Dose,
of
the
powdered
root,
from
ten
to
thirty
grains;
of
the
decoction,
from
a
tablespoonful
to
a
wineglassful,
according
to
age.
Use
to
kill
tape-worm.
580.
Another
Anthelmintic.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
