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Robert Kemp Philp
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2398.
Asthma.
The
following
is
recommended
as
a
relief:--Two
ounces
of
the
best
honey,
and
one
ounce
of
castor
oil,
mixed.
A
teaspoonful
to
be
taken
night
and
morning.
2399.
Coughs.
It
is
said
that
a
small
piece
of
resin
dipped
in
the
water
which
is
placed
in
a
vessel
on
a
stove
(not
an
open
fireplace),
will
add
a
peculiar
property
to
the
atmosphere
of
the
room
which
will
give
great
relief
to
persons
troubled
with
a
cough.
The
heat
of
the
stove
is
sufficient
to
throw
off
the
aroma
of
the
resin,
and
gives
the
same
relief
that
is
afforded
by
the
combustion,
because
the
evaporation
is
more
durable.
The
same
resin
may
be
used
for
weeks.
2400.
For
a
Cough.
Syrup
of
poppies,
oxymel
of
squills,
simple
oxymel,
in
equal
parts,
mixed,
and
a
teaspoonful
taken
when
the
cough
is
troublesome.
It
is
best
to
have
it
made
up
by
a
chemist.
The
cost
is
trifling.
2401.
A
Mixture
for
a
Bad
Cold
and
Cough.
Solution
of
acetate
of
ammonia,
two
ounces;
ipecacuanha
wine,
two
drachms;
antimony
wine,
two
drachms;
solution
of
muriate
of
morphine,
half
a
drachm;
treacle,
four
drachms;
water,
add
eight
ounces.
Two
tablespoonfuls
to
be
taken
three
times
a
day.
2402.
Pills
for
a
Bad
Cough.
Compound
ipecacuanha
powder,
half
a
drachm;
fresh
dried
squills,
ten
grains;
ammoniacum,
ten
grains;
sulphate
of
quinine,
six
grains;
treacle,
sufficient
quantity
to
make
a
mass.
Divide
into
twelve
pills;
one
to
be
taken
night
and
morning.
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