... stimulating applications; as, for instance, equal parts of camphor and soap liniments, with a small quantity of ... of morphia, the preparations of hyoscyamus, coniuin, stramonium, camphor, hops, aconite, ether, chloroform, hydrocyanic acid, Indian hemp, ...

... of being faint and low. A mixture with camphor and sulphuric aether was prescribed. On the 7th, ... Saffron, (crocus sativus,) Ipecac, (callicoc. ipecacuanha,) pulverized, Gum camphor, (gummi camphora,) Opium, (papaver somnifcrum) of each one ...

... of sassafras, " wormwood, " turpentine, Neals-foot oil, Gum camphor, equal parts ; Mix ; rub or bathe the sinews ... a gill of spirits, half an ounce of camphor, a large Vol. II. 2 F 236 While ...

... increased; the same medicine united with guaiacum, and camphor, have produced beneficial effects: It must be used ... in epilepsy, and with occasional advantage; more particularly camphor, opium, hyoscyamus, and stramonium.* it should be renewed : ...

... together with friction on the throat with tinct. camphor, will answer. Of course the efficiency of the ... sudorific tincture, or a pill of hyoscyamus and camphor may be given, the first in teaspoonful doses ...

... Gallic, Oxalic, Malic, Citric, Tartaric, Benzoic, and Acetic. Camphor.—Is a proximate principle found in some vegetables, ... in alcohol, and, rubbed with one fifth of camphor, it becomes perfectly miscible with water. Properties. Myrrh ...

... The oil is composed of 10 per cent camphor, 10 per cent creosote, and MATERIA MEDICA AND ... miscible with most fixed oils and dissolves menthol, camphor, and similar substances. Preparation" : It is made from ...

... to add a lit- tle spirits in which camphor has been dissolved, or a little honey. This ... rubbing some about the nose or upper lip. Camphor may also be used if neither of those ...