No. XLIII

_Take rhubarb_ (O) _one scruple; ipecacuanha, ten grains;

stomach powder_ (M) _fifteen grains; calomel_ (N) _three grains;

mix them and make it into a draught or bolus, with sugar and

water._

This probably will vomit a few times, and then occasion a few stools;

but as the rhubarb has an astringency as well as cathartic quality, it

will in general, after the purging has gently carried off the acrimony,

act as an astringent; particularly if after the above draught, the

following paragoric is taken.

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