This section is from the book "The London Dispensatory", by Anthony Todd Thomson. Also available from Amazon: PDR: Physicians Desk Reference.
"Take of dried orange-peel, half an ounce; lemon-peel, two drachms; cloves bruised, one drachm; boiling distilled water, a pint. Macerate for fifteen minutes in a lightly covered vessel, and strain."
This infusion has the agreeable odour and taste of the ingredients from which it is made. It is clear, and has the hue of deep-coloured sherry wine. It precipitates sulphate of iron, black; and also produces precipitates with acetate and diacetate of lead, infusion of yellow cinchona bark, and lime-water.
Medical properties and uses. - It is an excellent and grateful stomachic. The dose may be from f
j. to f
ij. given twice or thrice a day.
 
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