... has procured for it the popular name of allspice. It is also called Jamaica pepper, in reference to its origin. The virtues of pimento depend ...

... hydrogen dioxide, 37 peppermint, 38, 80 Water of pimenta, 38, 81 Waters, 36 Whiskey, 97 Wine, 101 Zinc chloride, 101 salts, 101 sulphate, 101 INDEX TO PRESCRIPTIONS References are to Prescriptions. NUMBER Acacia (see Muc. acacia). ...

... with much naivete " why nature has made the allspice grow in both the Indies, if it ought to be eaten in France?" To the question, of what it is natural for us to eat, and what to avoid, reference has already been made. The Creator of the ...

... with much naivete, "why nature has made the allspice grow in both the Indies, if it ought to be eaten in France?" To the question, of what it is natural for us to eat, and what to avoid, reference has already been made. The Creator of the ...

... Lavender Flor. fix xij. Spts. Ammon. Aromatic. Ol. Pimenta, Ttt x. Alcohol, fl. xxii. ... REFERENCE BOOK. Comp. Chalk Powder. Prepared Chalk. . . . ozs. Acacia ...

... Lavender Flor. ffl xij. Spts. Ammon. Aromatic. Ol. Pimenta, Et x. Alcohol, fl. ... WARNER’S REFERENCE BOOK. Comp. Chalk Powder. Prepared Chalk. . . . \]/z ozs. ...

... are used ; as a stomachic the choice between allspice, cinnamon, and cloves is ... 118 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Allevard. Almonds. the ...

... cloves has a place in some Pharmacopoeias, but pimenta water may be in all cases substituted for ... pints. Macerate for fourteen days, and strain. MYRTUS PIMENTA, see Pimenta. NARCOTICS (vnfK.ii, stupor). . Medicines which ...

... U. S.—Cloves. OLEUM CARYOPHYLLI, U. S.—Oil of Cloves. PIMENTA, U. S.—Pimenta. (.Allspice.) OLEUM PIMENT.E, U. S.—Oil of Pimenta. (Oil of Allspice.) OLEUM MYRCIjE, U. S.—Oil of ...

... to foul ulcers, and to spongy gums. Mvrtus Pimenta. Pimento Tree. The fruit, called Ja- maica Pepper. ... foregoing; whence it has received the name of allspice. Pimento is a warm aromatic stimulant, and is ...