... 52. Sokoloff (V.). Llecheniye morkovnlm sokom. [Treatment by carrot juice.] 46, ii pp. 8°. Moskva, A. I. ...

... hospital, gardens had been planted in which onions, carrots, and lettuce were growing in sufficient amounts to ...

... told him I would take cabbages, squashes, beets, carrots, apples, pumpkins, or anything that I could eat, ...

... of a small size. Instead of turnips, potatoes, carrots and grains are occasionally used. Bean straw is ...

... calves' liver, terrapin, lobster. Vegetables—Potatoes, beans, cabbage, carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, celery. Fruits—Apples, currants, strawberries, ...

... baked or thoroughly mashed. Coarse vegetables, cabbage, turnips, carrots, onions, and radishes should be avoided in the ...

... wheat, rye, corn or oatmeal cakes, rice, potatoes, carrots, beets, peas, beans, pastry, puddings, sweetened custards, apples, ...

... application of poultices made of raw Irish potatoes, carrots or turnips, will be proper; the oil, however, ...

... Potatoes, mealy; Brocoli ; Peas ; Beans, French and Broad ; Carrots; Rice ; Sago ; Arrow Root. Liquid*. Cocoa ; Chocolate ; Milk ; ...

... in the gramineous feeds, the Sugar-cane, maize, carrot, &c. It is likewife found con- founded with ...