Colt-Evll, &c. 341 



half a pint ; honey of rofes, two 



ounces. 



When an ulcer on the profl-rate glands AVhen 

 is fufpeded, this inje6lion is very proper ^^eful. 

 at iirft, to deterge and heal the fore •, 

 but thofe more reftringent fhould after- 

 wards be ufed, in order to clofe up the 

 relaxed dudtsj for this purpofe take the 

 fullowing, 



Tin6lure of rofes, one pint; burnt A refln'n- 

 alum, two drams; w^hite vitriol, half ?'^S '"- 

 a dram, or a dram. j-ftion. 



But it is worth remarking, that if the Remark. 

 horfe continues to fhed his feed, by rub- 

 bing his yard againft his belly ; no medi- 

 cines will avail, till he is cured of this vi- 

 cious habit; which probably nothing will 

 fo effectually contribute to remove, as 

 caftration. 



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