... a still better condition. The early use of Nutmeg in China and India is ex- tremely probable, although the references to it are rather doubtful. The first notice ...

... some resemblance to that of cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg together, 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 ...

... is also not unfrequently conjoined with it, as nutmeg or cinna- mon, especially when it is given in powder. With reference to its astringent property, alum has also been ...

... fol- licular ulcer. multiple), perihepatitis, granular atrophy, and nutmeg liver. The following table gives a summary of the relations 551 Dysentery. Dysentery. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. fever or none ...

... 1726 35 26 M. 2 stones, each ^iv. ss. Nutmeg. Died. Recovered Died. Died. ... observation? REFERENCES. Suppuration of kidney; Giinther, p. 306. 21st day. ...

... by Bright. The observations which were made in reference to the manner in which the nutmeg or granular liver operates in producing dropsy will ...

... We presume that the London expressed oil of nutmegs, and the Edinburgh oil of mace, in the above formulae, though these terms are not defined in the respective Pharmacopoeias, have reference to the substance denominated, in the Edinburgh Materia ...

... We presume' that the London expressed oil of nutmegs, and the Edin- burgh oil of mace, in the above formulas, though these terms are not defined in the respective Pharmacopoeias, have reference to the substance denomi- nated, in the Edinburgh ...

... We presume that the London expressed oil of nutmegs, and the Edin- burgh oil of mace, in the above formulas, though these terms are not defined in the respective Pharmacopoeias, have reference to the substance denomi- nated, in the Edinburgh ...

... 751 Nucleic acid, 88 Nucleus, 49 INDEX 1148 "Nutmeg" liver, 486, 486. See ... 421 references to literature, 427 of circulatory system, 473 references ...