... Asclepias Vincetoxicum. Radix. LaG. Stimulant cordial; diaphoretic. 22. Asparagus Sativa. Radix. LaG. Taste bitter-sweet; mucilaginous; aperitive; ... with impunity, and are by many preferred to asparagus. It is a plant of great activity. Tincture ...

... to the manufacturers, contains: Gum guaiac 30 grains; asparagus seed, 30 grains; parsley seed, 30 grains; black ... based upon the foregoing: Gum guaiac gr. 480 Asparagus seed gr. 480 Parsley seed gr. 480 Black ...

... No plant is so easily forced ; and, unlike asparagus, it yields produce the first spring after raising ... polygonatum); a genus of plants, allied to the asparagus, which it resembles in the flowere and fruit, ...

... they are slightly nutritive. The young shoots of Asparagus are nourishing. ." When eaten, they communi- cate a ... Juniper, Carbonic Acid, Nitre, Acetate of Potash, and Asparagus. Order 2. Vasculari-cardiac Hyposthenics. Sect. 1. Arterial ...

... THE PREPARATION OF FOOD proteins, such as tomatoes, asparagus, spinach, or onions, and season with butter and ... sick room. The most digestible green vegetables are asparagus-tops and the flower of cauliflower. They should ...

... N D E X. Asp, or cobra, 4. Asparagus, 59. Aspen, 41. Assafcetida, 73. Assuan, 15, 96. ...

... given in at least a Avineglass of water. Asparagus {Asparagus officinalis). Plate A.—Some suppose that asparagus possesses diuretic properties, but without any substantial reason. ...

... the fever, the diarrhoea, were much like 362 ASPARAGUS—ASTRAGALUS MENZIESII. some cases of scarlet fever. All ... longtime after the other symptoms had disappeared,3. ASPARAGUS. Authorities. 5, M. Gendrin (Gaz. Med. de Paris, ...

... urinous. Con- centration increases odor. Many foods, as asparagus, and drugs, as cubeb, turpentine, etc., greatly influ- ...

... rice. (Natural brown, if possible) Stewed celery or asparagus, % cupful or more, with cream sauce thickened with ...