This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Lard, fresh.......... 16 ounces
White lead, dry...... 3 ounces
Red lead, dry........ 1 ounce
Beeswax, yellow..... 3 ounces
Black rosin.......... 2 ounces
Mix, melt, and boil for 45 minutes, then add
Common turpentine... .4 ounces
Boil for 3 minutes and cool.
Apply locally to cuts, burns, sores, ulcers, etc. It first draws, then heals.
Tar, purified........ 16 ounces
Burgundy pitch...... 1 ounce
White pine turpentine 1 ounce
Rosin, common...... 2 ounces
Melt and add Mandrake root, powdered ........... 1 drachm
Bloodroot, powdered. 1 ounce
Poke root, powdered. 1 ounce
Indian turnip root, powdered......... 1 ounce.
Apply to the skin in the form of a plaster (spread on muslin) and renew it daily.
This salve will raise a sore which is to be wiped with a dry cloth to remove matter, etc. The sore must not be wetted. This is a powerful counter-irritant for removing internal pains, and in other cases where an irritating plaster is necessary.
Red Salve.—Red mercury oxide, 1 part; melted lard, 9 parts.
White Salve.—Mercury precipitate, 1 part; melted lard, 9 parts.
Pink salve.
Ammoniated mercury........... 1 ounce
Mercuric oxide, precipitated..... 2.5 ounces
Red mercuric sulphide (vermilion) 60 grains
Perfume.......... 0.5 fluidounce
Lard............. 1.5 pounds
Prepared suet..... 2 pound
Iodoform........... 2 parts
Salol............... 4 parts
Boric acid........... 5 parts
Antipyrine.......... 5 parts
Vaseline............ 80 parts
 
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