There were several customers still in the store, however, and therefore we had to sit in silence while Vincenzo quickly finished a prescription and waited on the last one.
The neighbouring chemist received, soon afterward, a prescription of a soothing nature to make up for Mrs. Yatman.
In 1750 the legislature ordered his prescription published for the benefit of the public, and the Charleston journal which printed it found its copies exhausted by the demand.
The overseer must record in the prescription book every dose of medicine administered.
A new era has dawned, not by chronological prescription alone, but to the vital sense of humanity.
To show the dangers in the home-prescription of alcohol and other powerful drugs.
Among the most popular drugs for self-prescription at the present time are the coal-tar products.
Other causes had contributed to this improvement, but the medical officers attributed a considerable share in the amelioration to a greatly diminished prescription of alcohol.
Some of the workers had this trouble in their own homes, husband, son or other relative enslaved to alcohol through prescription in disease.
Never permit a verbal or written prescription of yours to give rise to the use of a habit forming drug.
The common prescription of wine or some form of spirits for states of general exhaustion and anæmia, is a serious mistake.
To bring to the attention of nurses the same teachings, and to seek their co-operation in education against the self-prescription of alcohol.
That the prescription of alcohol by physicians is largely a matter of routine may be seen from the following two cases, reported to the writer by county superintendents of the department of Medical Temperance.
His prescription for meeting discontent was 'more yeomanry' and a handsome sum for church-building.
For instance, one of his works contains a rather famous prescription to bring about the spontaneous generation of mice.
In a subsequent letter he writes from Paris to ask for a copy of a prescription given him while in London by Linacre, but which a stupid servant had left at the apothecary shop, so that Erasmus could not have it filled in Paris.
The druggist bowed, and entered the name carefully on his book, after which he himself prepared the prescription and handed it to Hilda.
What a far cry it was from the thwarted lover behind the prescription screen, fanning the flames of hell-fire through the night, to the Seer thundering in the vestry--had there been any there with heads enough to wonder at it.
Who forms the body to a graceful carriage, Must imitate our aukward motions first; The sameprescription does the wise Thersites Apply, to mend our minds.
If a druggist knows that a drug in a prescription is to be used for an improper purpose, he may refuse to dispense it.
Footnote 498: To the proof from prescription belong the arguments derived from the novelty and contradictory multiplicity of the Gnostic doctrines as well as the proofs that Greek philosophy is the original source of heresy.
With Tertullian, then, the de facto position of the Roman Church in Christendom did not lead to the same conclusion in the scheme of proof from prescription as we found in Irenæus.
We have already remarked that in the scheme of proof from prescription no higher rank could be assigned to the Roman Church than to any other of the group founded by the Apostles.
I should say myself he would order her digitalis: I have often guessed exactly what a prescription would be.
She liked to change a laborer's medicine fetched from the doctor, and substitute a prescription of her own.
When he had gone a dozen yards down the street he had almost forgotten the prescription which had been given to him.
I do remember that fact perfectly, but since I gave you that prescription a very marked change has taken place in your condition.
You'll feel much better after you have taken a prescriptionwhich I mean to make up for you.
That she had seen enough to believe he had mistaken the case of poor Biddy, and he could not justly blame her for recalling Doctor Fathom, whose prescription had operated in a miraculous manner.
I've got a prescription that will bring you through yet--London advice, you know.
After awhile the seizure passed and he stumbled over to the apothecary’s room, and he began to measure out the old prescription of the morphia and calomel and white sugar.
