... By Wm. Truran I m 237 Reaction in yeast cell IV vi 489 Red, ore; composition of... II iv 54 Silicate of, ...

... 429 Orthosiphon stamineus 497 Orthosiphonin 497 Orungurabie 665 Oryza sativa 194 Os 398 sepiae 618 ustum 399 Osage orange 144 Osha root 267 Osier, red 609 Ostrea edulis 618 Otoliths 617 Ourari 632 ...

... htwa-nie of Burmah. A Sterculioid tree, its red wood from early times used for paddles, rice-pounders, and building purposes : —observed by Berdmore (Mason ...

... water. Porphyra ; woi(j>upEof, purple; purpura, porphyriacus, purpureus. The Greek synonym of purpura; wop vpa signifies a brighter tint of red than the mere crimson or purple, $0IVt£. Porrigo; ...

... its salivating power, and may be administered with safety to all ages and constitu- tions, as an anthelmintic and alterative. Hydrargyri sulphuretum rubrum. Red sul- phuret of mercury. Hydrargyrus sulphuratus ruber ; Minium ...

... and West Indian and African trades, whisks of rice-weeds, sponge, and some Levant drugs, cotton, oil, and vallonea. The exports to Italy and Venice are pilchards and red-herrings, of wbich the consumption is considerable, a ...

... but It may, in general, be used with safety, though with less certainty of producing infection, till the areola begins to be ex- tensive. The first sign of infection commonly appears on the third day. A small red spot, rather elevated, maybe perceived at the place ...