 | William Buchan - 1798 - 834 páginas
...violent tumours, arc likewife found fomctimcs to yield to it. Stomach Plafter. Take of gum plaftcr, half a pound; camphorated oil, an ounce and a half;...and applied to the region of the ftomach, will be of fcrrvice in flatulencies arifing from hyfteric and hypochondriac affections. A little of the exprefi'ed... | |
 | J A. Stewart - 1814 - 792 páginas
...flies; or by forming them, into a paste with flour and vinegar. Stomach Plaister. Take of gum plaister, half a pound; camphorated oil, an ounce and a half; black pepper, or capsicum, where it can be hurl, one ounce. Melt the plaister, and mix with it the oil-, then sprinkle... | |
 | John Wesley - 1843 - 274 páginas
...other violent tumours, are likewise found to yield to it. Stomach Plaisler.—Take of gum plaister, half a pound'; camphorated oil an ounce and a half; black pepper, or capsicum where it can be had, one ounce. Melt the plaister, and mix with it the oil ; then sprinkle... | |
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Take of gum plaftcr, half a pound; camphorated oil, an ounce and a half; black pepper, or capficum, where it can be had, one ounce. Melt the plafter, and mix with it the oil; then fprinkle in the pepper, previoufly reduced to a fine powder. An ounce or... 