... of classification of poisons, 34. Tabular statement for reference, 461. Tanacetin, 447. Tanacetum vulgare, 447. Tansy, oil of, 447. Tar-stains ...

... officinale III. t. Syphilinum 0 Tabacum IV. 0 Tanacetum vulgare III. 0 Tarantula IV. 0 Taraxacum I. The Roman Numerals (I, II, III, IV) have reference to the class the remedies belong, according to ...

... with epithems made of hop flowers, leaves of tansy, &c. Care should be taken that the heat be not so severe as to become very oppressive, but some inconvenience will be experienced until sweat appears, after which they will be borne with ease. Reference may be had to the method of conducting ...

... periods corresponding with the former catamenia. (For numerous references and cases, etc., see Tavlor's "Jurisprudence," pp. 433, 434, 435; and Beck, vol. i. pp. 482, 483.) Tanacetum Vulgare has acquired popularity as an abor- tive. ...

... periods corresponding with the former catamenia. (For numerous references and cases, etc., see Taylor's Jurisprudence, pp. 433, 434, 435 ; and Beck, vol. i. pp. 482, 483.) Tanacetum Vulgare has acquired popularity as an abortive. It ...

... periods corresponding Avith the former catamenia. (For numerous references and cases, etc., see Taylor's "Jurisprudence," pp. 433, 434, 435, and Beck, vol. i. pp. 482, 483.) Tanacetum Vulgare has acquired popularity as an abor- tive. ...

... periods corresponding with the former catamenia. (For numerous references and cases, etc., see Taylor's Jurisprudence, pp. 433, 434, 435, and Beck, vol. i. pp. 482, 483.) Tanacetum Vulgare has acquired popularity as an abor- tive. ...

... be especially described, and this more particularly with reference to the uterus, which was also examined. The patient was an unmarried female, who took the oil of Tansy or of Hemlock at about the sixth week ...

... Savine. Scammony. Sodium, chloride of. Spigelia. Tannic acid. ... this head will be included a brief reference to a number of well-known remedies, which ...

... periods corresponding with the former catamenia. (For numerous references and cases, etc., see Taylor's " Jurisprudence," pp. 433, 434, 435; and Beck, vol. i. pp. 482, 483.) abortion: instrumental methods. 425 _ Tanacetum Vulgare has acquired popularity as an abor- tive. ...