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Robert Kemp Philp
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656.
Tonic
Aperient.
The
following
will
be
found
a
useful
medicine
for
persons
of
all
ages.
i.
Take
of
Epsom
salts
one
ounce,
diluted
sulphuric
acid
one
drachm,
infusion
of
quassia
chips
half
an
imperial
pint,
compound
tincture
of
rhubarb
two
drachms.
Dose,
half
a
wineglassful
twice
a
day.
657.
Infants'
Aperient.
The
following
may
be
used
with
safety
for
young
children.
i.
Take
of
rhubarb
five
grains,
magnesia
three
grains,
white
sugar
a
scruple,
grey
powder
five
grains;
mix.
Dose,
for
an
infant
from
twelve
to
eighteen
months
of
age,
from
one-third
to
one-half
of
the
whole.
ii.
A
useful
laxative
for
children
is
composed
of
calomel
five
grains,
and
sugar
a
scruple,
made
into
five
powders.
Dose,
half
of
one
of
these
for
a
child
from
birth
to
one
year,
and
a
whole
one
from
that
age
to
three
years.
658.
Flour
of
Brimstone
is
a
mild
aperient
in
doses
of
about
a
quarter
of
an
ounce;
it
is
best
taken
in
milk.
Flour
of
brimstone,
which
is
also
called
sublimed
sulphur,
is
generally
put
up
in
ounce
packets
at
7d.;
its
wholesale
price
is
4d.
per
pound.
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