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FORMULÆ. 135
Excellent anti-fly dressing :—
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Resin......... |
8 ozs. |
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Beeswax......... |
6 ozs. |
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Olive oil......... |
3 ozs. |
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Lard......... |
3 ozs. |
Melt with gentle heat, strain the mixture while hot through a cloth and stir
constantly while cooling.
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Creosote ... ... ... |
1 part. |
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Vaseline or lard ... ... ... |
8 parts. |
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Common tar ... ... ... |
} Equal parts. |
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Resin ... ... ... |
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Lard ... ... ... |
Melt together by gentle heat and stir till cold : a dressing for the feet.
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Sulphate of copper...... |
1 part. |
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Alum......... |
1 part. |
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Tar......... |
4 parts. |
Mix, stir and heat together until the mass assumes a reddish-brown colour.
A dressing especially useful for cracks and fissures about the
feet:—
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Iodine ... ... ... |
½ oz. |
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Iodide of polash ... ... ... |
1 oz. |
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Vaseline or lard ... ... ... |
8 ozs. |
A good application for the dispersion of swellings, enlarged glands, etc.
Paints are fluid applications usually used to promote absorption
of swellings or protection of raw surfaces : —
(a) Protective paint.
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Sheet gelatine is soaked in sufficient 1 per cent. solution of |
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Carbolic acid |
... ... ... 1 oz. |
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Camphor |
... ... ... 5 ozs. |
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Resin or shellac |
... ... ... 1 oz. |
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Spirits of wine |
... ... ... 15 ozs. |
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—Hayes. |
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Dissolve the camphor and resin in the spirit, then add the carbolic acid and
shake well. A protective dressing for wounds and useful to keep away flies.
Repeat as occasion requires.
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