
Santal Midy. L. Midy, First Class Pharmacist. Dose: 10 to 12 capsules per day.

Paris. Pharmacie, 113, rue de Faubourg St-Honore. Sold wholesale to: Maison Grimault & Cie, 8, rue Vivienne.


I picked up this little bottle at
an antiques shop downtown at lunch time today. I saw it there a few months ago, didn't buy it, and kept thinking about it. Since I was on my way by today, I stopped in to see if it was there, and it was. So I bought it. I looked up 'Santal Midy' and
this was the only information I could quickly find, from a fellow Maritimer, no less. The bottle is labeled as 'huile essentielle de
santal citrin', and it was apparently, used as a treatment for bladder, liver, and venereal ailments.
Syphilis, eh? No thanks. It was the French label and 'huile essentielle' that drew my attention, and I'm glad that I picked it up. It will cohabitate with
my other small bottles.
1 comment:
it's a marvelous little bottle (I'm partial to those too), and you can just leave the syphilis part out of your explanation when visitors ask. ;)
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