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724. Logwood Logwood is not a very satisfactory astringent. It is used internally in diarrhoea, the last stage of dysentery, and a lax state of the intestines. Dose, of the extract, from ten grains to one drachm; of the decoction from one to three ounces, three or four times a day. 725. Rose Leaves Rose Leaves are stringent and tonic. They are used internally in spitting of blood, hemorrhage from the stomach, intestines, &c., as a gargle for sore throat, and for the night sweats of consumption. The infusion is frequently used as a tonic with diluted sulphuric acid (oil of vitriol), after low fevers, or in combination with Epsom salts and sulphuric acid in certain states of the bowels. Dose of infusion, from two to four ounces.