... perspiration, upon which, in a great degree, his safety depends. Should the skin remain hot and dry, bathing the feet and legs in warm water, and drinking freely of warm le- monade, vinegar w'- >y, catnip, boneset, snake root, balm or sage tea, will rarely fail ...

... kept steadily in view—first, to excite the skin into perspiration, and ... thoroughwort, sassafras, or snake root. At the same time, he must take ...

... felt quite sure that an external application of snake skin was a cure for all forms of that ... the head, or by the touch of a snake’s skin, and sore throat by wearing a snake’s skin ...

... Also a gelly made of Harts horne, and Snakes skins. 106. To provoke the Courses. EXhibite almost a ... Also a gelly made of Harts horne, and Snakes skins. 106. To provoke the Courses. EXhibite almost a ...

... them by and by. Do send me that snake-skin you speak of, and per- haps I will ... such a strange manifestation of creative animus. The snake-skin continues to be admired, and the rid- dle ...

... forms a conspicuous feature of the exuviae, or “ snake-skins,” objects commonly met with in fields frequented by snakes. A lacrimal apparatus is wholly wanting. As special ...

... disperse wind : mint, cassia, mimosa pods, tigers’ bones, snakes’ skins, camphor. Medicines which reduce heat: yam, black pulse, ... be good for headaches, applied to the temples. Snakes.—The flesh, skin, head and tail of several kinds of snakes ...

... be bound to the sick man in a snake's skin; and likewise cures all fevers, the St. Anthony's ... cord six foot long, made by twisting the skins of snakes together; form a circle round the cypress stake, ...

... lumber of various kinds, naval stores, leather, deer skins, snake root, myrtle, and bees wax, corn, and live ...

... Collections of bird skins and eggs, butterflies, fossils, snake skins, plants, crystals, mineral specimens, and shells—all offer ...