Santonin, Wormaeed, Semen Contra, vermifuge: Horse % to 1 ounce; ass 4 drachms; sheep 2 to 4 drachms; swine 1 to 3 drachms; dogs 10 to 60graios.
Squill, diuretic. expectorant: Horse % drachm; ox % to 1 drachm; ass 20 to 30 grains; abeep 10 to 15 grains; dog 1 to 5 grains.
Silver, Nitrate (Lunar Caustic), nerve tonic: Horse 5 grains; ox 5 to 8 grains; ass 2 to 4 graine; sheep 1 to 2 graioa; dog to .1 grain.
Spanish Flies (1 autharidesh Spigelia, vermifuge: Horse % to 1 ounce; ox 1 to 2 ounces; ase % to 1 ounce; sheep 2 to 4 drachma; swine 2 to 3 dracbms; dog 1 drachm.
Strychnia, nerve tonic: a rse 1 to 2 grains; ox 1 to 3 grains; ass 1 grain; sheep % tit 1 grain; swine % grain ; olopt 1-40 to 1-10 grain.
Sulphur, expectorant, diaphoretic: Horse 3 to 4 ounce.; ox 5 to 6 ounces; ase 3 ounces; sheep 2 ounces; swine to 2 ounces; dog 2 to 8 drachms. Laxative, alterative: Horse 1 ounce; ox 1 to 2 ounces; ass 1 ounce; sheep 6 drachma; swine 4 to 6 drachma ; dog % to 1 drachn). Par asiticide.
Sweet Spirits of Nitre. Spirit of Nitrous Ether, stimulant. antispasmodic, diuretic. diaphoretic: Horse 1 to 2 ounces; ox 3 to 4 ounces; as. 1 outice: sheep 3 to 6 drachms; dog , to 2 drachma, -Stramoninm, narcotic, sedative: Horse 20 to 30 grain.; ox , to 1 drachni; ass 15 to 30 grains; sheep 5 to10 grains; swine 4 to grains; dog 2 grit i os.
Sulphuric Acid, tonic, refrigerant, caustic: Horse 1 drachm; ox to 4 drachms; ass 1 drachm; sheep 1!„, drachm; swine 20 drops; dog 5 to 10 drops.
Tobacco, sedative, antispasmodic, verrnifuge: Horse 4 drachms; ox 4 to 6 drachms; ass 4 drachms; sheep 1 drachm; swine drachm; dog 5 to 6 grains.
Tar, expectorant, antiseptic: Horse q. ounce: ox to 9 ounces; sheep ., ounce.
Turpentine Oil, stimulant. antispasmodic, diuretic: Horse 1 to 2 ounces; ox 1 to 1.1ounces; ass % ounce; sheep 4 to 6 drachms; swine, 1 drachm; dog % drachm. Vermifuge: Horse 2 ounces; ox 2 to 3 ounces; ass 1 to 2 onncees; sheep 4 drachms: swine 2 to 3 drachms.
Valerian, diffusible stimulant, antispasmodic, vermi fuge: Horse 2 ounces• as- 2 to 4 ounces; ass 2 minces; sheep !1 ounce; swine .2 to 3 drachms; dog 1 to 2 drschms.
Valerianate of Iron, nerve tonic: Dog 4 to 5 grams.
Vcratrum, sedative: Horse one scruple; ox % to 1 drachm; ass % to 1 scruple; sheep 5 to 10 grains; swine 5 to 8 grains: doe2 grains Wild Cherry Bark, ex-pectorant: Horse 1 ounce;. ox 1% ounce; ass 1 ounce; sheep 3 drschms; dog 30 grains. Zinc, Carbonate, astringent, tonic: Horee 2 drachms; ox 2 to 4 drachms: ass 2 drachms; sheep % to 1 drachm ; swine % drachm; dog 10 to 15 grains.
Zi nc,, Sulphate, astringent, tonic: Horse 1 to 2 drachms: ox 2 to 3 drachms; tr6s 1 drachm; sheep 15 to 30 gra. us: swine 10 to 20 grains; dog 2 to 3 grains. Emetic: Swine 15 grains to 1 drachm; dog 8 to 15 grains.
In explanation of the various terms and designa tions, used in connection with abnormal states of the system, the following explicit glossary ig given, which will make everythiug clear to all readers : Abnormal—Irregular, Absorbents—Medicines used for absorbing; also I he VC, of the body which sock up.
Acute—Sharp, severe.
Adipose—Fatty.
Adynamic—Dehilitated.
Atit —Wings.
Alteratives—Medicines which change a disease for the better.
Artasarca—Dropsy of cellular membrane. Anasarcous—Dropsical.
Andmia —Bloodlessness.
Antiseptics—Medicines opposed to putrefaction. Autispasmodic—Remedies opposed to spasms or con vulsions.
AntiplHogistie— Opposed to inflammation. Aperients—Medicines which open the howels gently. Aqueow—Watery.
ignites—Dropsy of the belly.
..itaxic —Disordered.
Ai/scut/a/ion—Examination by sounding and Iistening. Autopsy —Post-mortem examination Bifurcation—Division into two branches.
Bdus—A large pill.
Buccal Membrane—The lining of the mouth. Canthus—Comer of the eye.
Capsule—Shell or case.
Carbonaceous—Containing carbnn. Carminatives—Medicines which relieve pain by expell ing wind from the bowels.
Cartilaginous—Composed of cartilage. Cathartic—Loosening.
Cellular—Cell-like.
Cerebellum—The brain.
Cerehrum—The brain.
Chancrous—Cancerous.
Cliuical—Relating to individual practice.