4. (Ethereal; E. C. ÆTHEREUM, L.) From the ethereal tincture.

_Obs._ The ether, acid, and spirit distilled from the above must be either

thrown away or used to make fresh extract, as it is highly poisonous. They

are all for external use only, and should have the consistence of soft

butter.

=Extract of Car'damoms.= _Syn._ ETHEREAL E. OF C.; EXTRACTUM CARDAMOMI

ÆTHEREUM, L. _Prep._ (W. Procter.) By spontaneous evaporation of the

ethereal tincture. It consists of the volatile and fixed oils of the seeds

and is used to aromatise pills, powders, &c.

=Extract of Ca'rob Beans.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CERATONIÆ, L. Prep. From the

decoction of the pods (CAROB, or ALGAROBA BEANS) of the '_Ceratonia

siliqua_,' or 'St. John's bread tree.' See ALGAROBA.

=Extract of Caroli'na Pink.= See EXTRACT OF PINK-ROOT.

=Extract of Car'rot.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CAROTÆ, E. RADICIS C., L. _Prep._

(Swediaur.) From the clarified expressed juice, evaporated to the

consistence of honey. Recommended as an application to ulcerated cancers.

=Extract of Cascaril'la.= _Syn._ EXTRACTUM CASCARILLÆ, E. CORTICIS C., L.

_Prep._ 1. (Guibourt.) From the alcoholic (rectified spirit) tincture.

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