This section is from the book "The Druggist's General Receipt Book", by Henry Beasley. Also available from Amazon: The druggist's general receipt book.
1. Sulphur 1/4 oz., Aethiops mineral 3 grs., nitre 1/2 dr., cream of tartar 1/2 dr.; daily, in thick gruel or wash. - Clater.
2. Black antimony 1/2 oz., sulphur 2 oz., nitre 1/2 oz.; mix; for 8 doses.
Digitalis 3 grs., antimonial powder 6 grs., nitre 1/2 dr.; after bleeding, in a little warm swill, milk, or wash, morning, noon, and night. - Clater.
1. Epsom salts 1, 2, or 3 oz., in broth or swill.
2. Sulphur 2 drs., daily; full dose 1/2 oz., with milk or other food. This may be repeated for 2 or 3 days, in surfeit from overfeeding.
3. Jalap 1 dr.; if insufficient, add 10 or 12 grs. of scain-mony, or 10 grs. of calomel. - White.
4. Jalap 1/2 dr., sulphur 2 drs., antimony 1/2 dr.
5. Jalap 1/2 dr., Epsom salts 1 ounce.
6. Castor oil 1 oz. to 2 oz., with gruel.
7. Castor oil 1 oz., gruel q. s., Epsom salts 2 oz., salt 1/4 oz.; mix.
8. Calomel 5 grs. This must not be repeated more than twice.
After using the probang, or where it cannot be had, give -
1. White's solution of potash (see p. 128) 2 oz., anodyne carminative tincture 1 tablespoonful, water 8 oz.
2. A tablespoonful of common salt in warm water, a teaspoonful of mustard or powdered ginger, and a glass of gin.
Powdered fenugreek, alone, or mixed with a fourth of liquorice powder; an ounce daily with the food. Cleanliness greatly conduces to the same end.
After bleeding by tail ear, palate, or vein inside the forearm, an inch above the knee, give one of the purging drinks, and turn the animal into the open air.
The same drink, and astringent powder as for Sheep.
Castor oil 2 oz., with gruel; afterwards 2 grs. white hellebore powder twice or thrice a day. - CUPISS.
 
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