Thomson used doses of the iV gr. of Iodide of
Arsenic. Neligan*s formula was the following : R. Liq.
Arsen. 5ij., Potass. lodid. jss., Syr. 5ij., Aquae 5 ss., M.;
dose : a teaspoonful thrice daily. Liq. Arsen. et
Hydrar. lodid. gtts. Ixxx., Aquae dest. 5viij-, Syrup.
Zingib. 5J-; dose : 5J- every third hour (Osbrey). Calcii
Chloridum (Cazenave). Hydrar. lodid. Vir. gr. ss.,
Hyd. c creti gr. ij., Pulv. Aromat. gr, ij., M. (Neligan).
Iodine (Kennedy and Neligan). Olium Morrhuae
(Graves). Nitric Acid, 5 ss, to O. j, of bland fluid,
by Rayer. Fix Liquida (Emery, Alibert, Wetherfield).
Creosote as an ointment Ung. Hydrar. Ammon.
(many authors). Calomelas (many authors). Ung.
Hydrarg, Nitratis (many authors). Acid. Hydrocyanic.
5iv., Aq. dest. 5viy-> Alcohol 5iv., Plumbi Acetat.
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gr. xvij., M. Fiat lotio. Potassae Carb. as an ointment
and bath, by Schedel. Montgomery used Ung. Scro-
phulariae (fresh leaves lb ij., Lard lb ij., Suet lb j.), —
Borax 5 ss., ad Aq. ^^"j- Sodae Bicarb. 5ij. to 5iij.,
ad Aq. O.j. Liq. Sodae Chloratae, diluted solution
(Acton). Alibert used the following : R. Sulphur
Sublim. Tine. Opii aa 5 ss., Zinci Oxid. 5J., 01.
Amyg. 5J> Adipis 5iU-> M. Fiat Ung. Veratrum
Album, I have seen much used in the Parisian
hospitals. The following is the formula : Powdered
root 3y-> Lard 5viij> Oil of Lemons di xx. Watson
advises Zinci Oxidum, as lotion gr. xv., ad Aq. 5J->
or dusted over the part. Emuls. Amygdalae (A. T.
Thomson). Aqueous solution of Nitrate of Sliver, or

small portions successively touched with the solid
nitrate (many authors).
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