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Dr. M'Millan's formulas and domestic guide

1882

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Presented as published in 1882. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
ready for use. Anoint the parts affected 3 times daily. ASTHMA. Fid. ext. lobelia 2 ounces. Iodide of potash 3 drams. Tinct. of capsicum 2 drams. J/^'.^-— Tea-spoonful every 4 hours. This is a good one. NO. 2. Lobelia seed one-half ounce. Skunk cabbage balls one-half ounce. Cranberry bark i ounce. Stramonium seed y^ ounce. Capsicum ^ ounce. Alcohol I quart. Mix, and in two weeks is ready for use. It should be shaken daily. Tea-spoonful 3 or 4 times daily to cure, and every 20 or 30 minutes for relief MEDICAL DIVISION. 7 1 NO. 3. Prussiate of potash i ounce. Water 2 ounces. Simple syrup 6 ounces. ' Sul. ether i dram. Mix — Dose, tea-spoonful 5 times daily will com- pletely cure even the worst cases almost to a cer- tainty. Try it NO. 4. Prussiate of pot. i ounce. Ext. hyoscyamus i dram. Water 2 ounces. Syr. simple 3 ounces. Mix — Dose, tea-spoonful 5 times -b day. NOSE BLEEDING. Tannic acid 2 drams. Sulphate of zinc 10 grains. Mix by the use of the mortar and pestle, and a very fine powder is obtained, which maybe snuffed up the nose, and is good. NO. 2. Copperas i ounce. Alum one-half ounce. Mix, and when reduced to a fine powder then heat to a red heat, and the red mixture is formed ; then pulverize again, and then it can be used as a snuff in nose-bleeding, or made into an ointment with the addition of a little lard, and used in bleed- ing piles or any other case where it can be applied to stop blood. 72 DOMESTIC GUIDE. NO. 3. Tannic acid 2 drams. Arom. sulph. acid i dram. Alcohol 2 drams. Water 2 ounces. Mix — Use with syringe for nose-bleeding ; for bleeding from lungs or stomach a tea-spoonful may be taken internally every half hour until relief is obtained. NO. 4. Tannic acid 2 drams. Use by snuffing up the nose ; will be found a quick and reliable remedy. FOR CORNS. Pulv. potash 2 ounces. Pulv. salt of lemon i ounce. Mix — Bind on about 15 grains of the powder on the corn for 4 or 5 nights. Will effect a cure. NO. 2. Sheep sorrel juice 4 ounces, simmered down to a thick salve. Add potash pulv. i dram. Bind a little on the corn for 2 or 3 nights, until it turns black. Then leave to drop out itself It will make a sore to pull it out. FOR BURNS. Sweet oil one-half pint. Laudanum one-half ounce. Beeswax one-half ounce. Mix by the aid of gentle heat and dress daily. MEDICAL DIAISION. 73 NO. 2. Lime water 2 ounces. Linseed oil 2 ounces. Mix — Spread all over the parts burned. Then cover with cotton batting, and then wet that with same. Re-dress daily. NO. 3. Laudanum one-half dram. Oil savin 2 ounces. Oil turpentine i ounce. Lard 6 ounces. Mix and dress the burned surface once a day. NO. 4. Glycerine 2 ounces. Pulv. opium I dram. Sweet oil 4 ounces. Mix — Dress the burn with it once a day. BRONCHOCELE. Fid. ext. sarsaparilla 4 ounces. Fid. ext. gentian 4 ounces. Iodide of potash one-half ounce. Iodide of ammonia one-half ounceBronchocele Treatment. Mix — Tea-spoonful after each meal. OINTMENT FOR BRONCHOCELE. Iodide of potash Y^ ounce. Iodine ^ ounce. Sal ammoniac Y ounce. Lard one-half poundOintment for Bronchocele. Mix — Rub on with some frictio7t twice daily. 74 DOMESTIC GUIDE.