Homoeopathy, as practised in Manchester : contrasted with its alleged principles / by William Roberts.

  • Roberts, Sir William, 1830-1899.
Date:
1862
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Credit: Homoeopathy, as practised in Manchester : contrasted with its alleged principles / by William Roberts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    as I am informed, it is the rule of the dispensary, unless otherwise stated, to add six drops to each powder. The alternate administration of different drugs is a favourite plan with homceopathists, and answers the same purpose as the admixture of two substances in the same pill or bottle as ordinarily practised. Sometimes the two drugs so ordered are in different dilutions, or one is under the sign of the mother tincture, and the other in infinite- simal quantity, as in the following instance :— No. 7. MANCHESTER & SALFORD HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY, 31, LEVER STREET. Dissolve each of the enclosed Powders in a separate teacupful of pure cold water, and ta1 spoonful turn about, a dose every turn about, a dose every nours. The cup and spoon must be perfectly clean, and the spoon must not be left in the medicine, but carefully wiped and put away. [Hemlock Sepia Mother Tincture. Zrd dilution.]