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Identifier: 39002010663616.med.yale.edu
Title: The family flora and materia medica botanica, containing the botanical analysis, natural history and chemical and medical properties and uses of plants
Year: 1854 (1850s)
Authors: Good, Peter P.(Peter Peyto),1789?-1875
Subjects: Materia medica Botany, Medical
Publisher: Cambridge, Mass., Good
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
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ncipal preparations of this medi-cine : — Tinctura Euonymus. Take of the bark in coarse powderfour ounces, alcohol two pints. Digest seven days and filter. Tincture of Euonymus. Tonic and antiperiodic, useful inintermittent and remittent fever, and in general debility.The dose is from two to four fluid ounces. Extractum Euonymus. Take Euonymus bark four pounds,alcohol two and a half gallons, water three gallons. Digestin the alcohol at a temperature a little below the boilingpoint for four hours, or keep in a warm place for a week,strain through calico, and distil to one pint. Boil the bark inthe water for four hours over a slow fire, strain and evaporateto one pint. Mix the liquors and evaporate by means of awater-bath to the proper consistence. Extract of Euonymus. This article is an excellent laxativebitter, and is very highly esteemed in convalescence fromlever, especially when of an intermittent or remittent type,and is decidedly the best article used. The dose is fivegrains. 4
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