Warburg's Tincture

as aromatic stimulants or purgatives, it is probable that some substitutes might be procured from our Indian Materia Medica ; and I therefore forward a list of the component parts shewing how the Tincture could be made out of ingredients obtainable in our Bazaars, with the exception, I must confess, of the two principal articles in it, viz., the quinine and the spirit. But of these the latter is prepared at Shahjehimpore, or could be made, by any one who possessed a still, nut of rum and quick lime ; while the former will soon, we hope, be produced in the cinchona plantations. Many of the ingredients are readily procurable in India, and of these I subjoin a list, with the quantities to be used, and the native name of the drugs indicated. These are? Drugs. Quantity. Native Names.