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40. Elixir Of Blackberry |
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This section is from the "Elixirs And Flavoring Extracts. Their History, Formulae, & Methods of Preparation" book, by John Uri Lloyd. Also available from Amazon: Elixirs and flavoring extracts,: Their history, formulae, and methods of preparation;
Fluid extract of blackberry, 2 fluidounces.
Simple elixir, 14 fluidounces.
Alcohol, 1/2 fluidounces.
Carbonate of magnesium, a sufficient quantity.
Triturate the fluid extract of blackberry in a capacious mortar with carbonate of magnesium in amount sufficient to form a creamy mixture, then gradually add the simple elixir, stirring well, and filter.
Each fluidrachm of the finished elixir represents seven and one half minims of fluid extract of blackberry. A formula for this elixir, containing blackberry root, cinnamon, and cloves, was suggested in the Druggists' Circular, 1880.
 
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