STEPHENS, MRS., REMEDY FOR THE STONE
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This consisted of lime, prepared by calcining the shells of eggs and snails, made into pills with soap. A decoction was, also, administered, consisting of chamomile, fennel, parsley, and burdock, with a portion of Alicant soap. Its virtues were dependent upon the lime and the tonic properties of the decoction. Hales, Hartley, Kirkpatrick, Lobb, and others, wrote in favour of this nostrum; and it was ultimately bought by the British parliament for £5000-about $25,000. STEPHENSIA ELONGATA, Matico. STEPMOTHER’S BLESSING, Hangnail. STERA, Uterus.
By Robley Dunglison
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