Nº. 33.
Take seven Grains of Turbith Mineral; and make it into a Pill or Bolus with a little Crumb of Bread. [122]
Nº. 34.
This is nothing but a Prescription of six Grains of Tartar [123] emetic.
Nº. 35.
Take thirty-five Grains of Ipecacuanna, which, in the very strongest Constitutions, may be augmented to forty-five, or even to fifty Grains.
Nº. 36.
Prescribes only the common blistering Plaister; and the Note observes that very young Infants who have delicate Skins may have Sinapisms applied instead of Blisters; and made of a little old Leaven, kneaded up with a few Drops of sharp Vinegar.
Nº. 37.
Take of the Tops of Chamaedrys or Ground Oak, of the lesser Centaury, of Wormwood and of Camomile, of each one Pugil. Pour on them three Pints of boiling Water; and suffering them to infuse until it is cold, strain the Liquor through a Linen Cloth, pressing it out strongly.