Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 339
with those of the true plant wouldnecessarily be much less powerful and reliable.This would lead to an increase in the dose, whenthe medical man found that the first administrationwas producing no effect, and if this next prepara-tion were produced from an unadulterated samplethe infusion would be… … BUCKSHORN PLANTAIN. To face pa^e 2S4. GREAT MULLEIN 255 these infusions will scarcely become a matter formuch consideration, but we trust that—though notfor the purposes of adulteration—they will, likeourselves, make room in their pleasaunce not onlyfor the lordly foxglove, but extend a welcome to…
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