... Allied remedies.—The nearest neighbors of Thuja in reference to the urinary organs are, Cannabis, Petroselinum, Copaiba-balsam, Cantha- rides, Pulsatilla, and Mercury. Hemp ...

... color. The leaves resemble those of the common parsley. The word conium is derived from hgovo?=a cone or top, and is probably used figuratively in reference to the giddi- ness which preparations of the ...

... preserves, are greatly refreshed by giving them green parsley. As to the opinions entertained upon it among the learned, there is not a single production dug out of the earth in reference to which a greater diversity exists. 19 Or ...

... hydrargyri Persimmon Peruvian bark balsam Petroleum Barbadense Petroselinum—parsley ... references for Phytolacca Pills of aloes and assafcetida with ...

... plant, is obtained. It consists chiefly of 520 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Parotid Gland. Patella. a stearoptene ("Parsley camphor") and a hydrocarbon. They contain also a ...

... prices see page 57. 155 EXPLANATORY NOTES OF REFERENCE. 7. APIOL—GREEN S. & D RED S. & D. Green Apiol is the oleoresin of Parsley Seed, while our red Apiol is the true ...

... principle extracted from the seeds of the common parsley. (See U. S. Dispensatory, 11th ed.) Dr. Cauthorn, of Richmond, Va., has found the root of Apocynum cannabinum very efficacious.* All the above substances have been employed in reference to a supposed antiperiodic pro- perty. Many of ...

... lasses. Sulphur, see Lead. Surfeit in horses, see Parsley. Swallowing, difficulty ... INDEX OF REFERENCE. S3 Tanning, substitutes for Oak- bark in, see ...

... Dispensatory. * Ai3vaacot aithusso, to set on fire; in reference to the acrid taste of the plant. f yEthusa has much darker-green foliage than Parsley, a nauseous smell, white flowers, and the leaf- ...

... lasses. Sulphur, see Lead. Surfeit in horses, see Parsley. SwalloAving, difficulty ... INDEX OF REFERENCE, 33 Tanning, substitutes for Oak- bark in, see ...