364 STRANGURY. 



So foon after this glyfter as the horfe is 

 inclined by appetite to receive it, give a mafh 

 of two parts malt and one bran, they having 

 been fcalded together and ftirred till of a mo- 

 derate warmth ; after this, if the fubjed: has 

 not ftaled in confequence of bleeding, glyfter, 

 and ma{h, have the following balls expediti- 

 ouily prepared to forward the evacuation: 



Take Caflile foap ten drachms; 



Sal prunella one ounce ; 



Camphire two drachms ; 



Anlfeed powder fix drachms ; 



Oil of juniper one drachm and a half; 



Syrup of marfhmallows fufficient to make the 

 mafh, which divide into two equal parts, 

 giving one in fix hours after the oth^r, if 

 the former is not fuccefsful. 



Thefe are very fafe, mild, and efficacious, 

 in general producing the defired efFed with- 

 out any uneafy fenfationS. Where a drink is 

 preferred, as coming into a more applicable 

 mode of adminiftration, the following will 

 prove equally ferviceable : 



Take 



