... are about the size of those of white mustard, odourless, and have a bitter acrid taste. Their ... is the principal ingredient in Whitehead's Essence of Mustard, which contains also camphor and a portion of ...

... increased by the addition of several handfuls of mustard, so as to produce a general redness of ... to young children, is to put on a mustard poultice until the skin is reddened, and immediately ...

... open with calomel followed by salts, use hot mustard baths, and administer the following combinations in alternation ... Sternberg. For cerebral congestion, cold to head and mustard plasters to extremities. To mitigate fever, etc., tincture ...

... applied over the kidneys, and fol- lowed by mustard poultices or turpentine stupes. Chronic Cystitis may result ...

... of walnut-leaves, morel, lesser cen- taury, or mustard-powder, with aromatic spirit- uous lotions, or with ...

... do. steak........ Do. with salt only..... Do. with mustard, &c.. Do..................... Do. old, hard salted.... Beets................... Brains, ... is raised up by effused serum. Cantharides and mustard are epispastics. See Blister and Deri- vative. EP1SPASTICUM, ...

... to trees; constituting a tree. A grain of mustard becomes arboreous. Brown. 2. A term in botany, ... What say you to apiece of beef and mustard? Shakspeare. The fat of roasted beef falling on ...

... of human skin about the size of a mustard-seed, as it appears under a powerful magnifying- ...

... of human skin about the size of a mustard-seed, as it appears under a powerful magnifying- ...

... and hoofs of animals, and in the black mustard-seed it exists in considerable quantity. At ordinary ... oils of bitter al- monds, of spirosa, of mustard, and these oils possess much more active chemical ...