Family Herbal - Electric Scotland

INTRODUCTION. v.
iis if (he product of a different climate, though
the use of the fresh plants will in general be best
when they can be hail.
As there are some which will not retain their
virtues in a dried stair, kind can be met with only
during a small part of the year ; it will be proper
to add the best methods of preserving these
in some way, according to the apothecary's man-
ner ; and these chapters, with that which shall
lay down the method of making the preparations
from them for ready service, will be sufficient to
lead to the perfect use of the medicines of our
own growth : and it will be found upon experience,
that those who sufficiently know how to make
a proper u