^9B ANTICOR, OR THE FELTORIC. 



I ever Ball and Purging Drink to be administered. 



size, strength, and habit of body. In the evening 

 gi.ve him the following 



(RECIPE, No. 179.) 



Compound Fever Ball, 



Take — White antimonial powder, Caslile soap, gin- 

 ger, and nitre, of each two drachms ; 

 Balsam of copivi, siilBcient (o make it into a 

 ball. 



The next morning it will be proper to give him 

 the following purging drink. 



(IIECIPE, No. ISO.) 



Take— One quart of hot .«ruel, and dissolve in it four 



ounces of electuary of senna ; 

 Two ounces of Glauber's salts ; 

 Two table-spoons full of treacle ; lastly, when 



new-milk warm, add 

 Eight ounces of castor oil ; 

 Let this be givc'n as soon as possible, and, if 



thought proper, a wine glass of gin, or 



brandy, may be added. 



