... internally, half a tea-spoonful, or less, with sugar or melasses. PINUS CANADENSIS. Common name-—Hemlock Tree. The inner bark of the common hemlock ...

... internally, half a tea-spoonful, or less, with sugar or melasses. PINUS CANADENSIS. Common name—Hemlock Tree. The inner bark of the common hemlock ...

... internally, half a tea-spoonful, or less, with sugar or melasses. PINUS CANADENSIS. Common name—Hemlock Tree. The inner bark of the common hemlock ...

... similar to the hemlock of the east (abies canadensis) and magnificent larches (pinus larix) in great abundance in the interior.* The hemlock is remarkable in the eastern States for its strong growth in the more ...

... cajuput and its preparations may be given on sugar, or mixed with honey, or in an emulsion, or in warm brandy and water. PINUS. PINUS CANADENSIS. Synonym—Hemlock spruce. Part Employed—The fresh inner bark, the ...

... to one grain of the articles triturated in sugar or gum. ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT OF ... Abies Canadensis, (Hemlock spruce.) The gum, oil, and pulv. bark, are ...

... of debility, and want of appetite. Prepared with sugar and milk, says Rafinesque, ... Pinus Canadensis*—Inner Bark and Leaves. 870. The hemlock spruce ...

... of debility and want of appetite. Prepared with sugar and milk, says Rafinesque, it forms ... Pinus Canadensis'—Inner Bark and Leaves. 864. The hemlock spruce ...

... 1419 zingiberis, 1419 Troene, 1707 Trommer’s test for sugar, 1179 Trompatila, 1820 ... 1579 Tsuga canadensis, 1769 Tub camphor, 307 Tuba root, 1575 Tuber ...

... may be made by pounding the seeds with sugar and water, after the manner ... PITCH, HEMLOCK (Pix canadensis, U. S. Ph.). This is a product of the ...