... lotion, lotio hydrargyri nigra (Br. Ph.), aqua phagedenica nigra, black wash, is prepared by mixing 30 grains of ... the juice of the ripe fruit of 3Iorus nigra. Syrup of mulberries, syrupus mori (Br. Ph.), is slightly laxative in ...

... Black Pepper. Piper nigrum _ Black Walnut Leaf. Juglans nigra Black Willow Bark “Salix nigra Blessed Thistle Centaurea benedicta . . Bloodroot Sanguinaria canadensis Bloodroot, ...

... be used in inflammatory or sthenic conditions. ABIES NIGRA.-BLACK SPRUCE. The branches of the Abies nigra, Michaux, ... CATARIA. 465 pared with a hot decoction of black-willow bark (Salix nigra), it forms an excellent application to surfaces poisoned ...

... MOSCHUS. 1416. Morus. The Mulberry. The fruit of Morus nigra, Linn.- Not. Ord. Urticaceae. It is a grateful ...

... 1880, ccli, 401-467.—Winterburn (G. W.) Salix nigra, black willow. Med. Eclect., N. Y., 1880, vii, 1- ... 1879, viii.—Farquhar (O. C.) Folia Ju- glandis nigra, the leaves of black walnut as a remedy in scrofulous and cachectic ...

... at first white, then red, and ripe when black. The mulberry blossoms one of the very last,59 and ... acinus." 59 See B. xvi. c. 41. The mulberry is the Moras nigra .of modern naturalists. It is generally thought that ...

... the Persians always make use of the common black mulberry for that purpose. Miller. Morton, archbishop of Canterbury, ... 2. The fruit of the tree. The ripest mulberry, That will not hold the handling. Shaksp. A body black, round, with small grain-like tuber- cles on ...

... Noah’s Ark (Ladies’ Slipper) lb 30 Oak Bark, Black (Quercus nigra) “ “ Red “ rubra). .lb. 15 lb, 15 “ “ White “ alba) . ... 15 Polypody (Fern, Female) lb. 35 Poplar Bark, Black (Populus nigra) “ “ White “ alba) lb 18 .lb. 15 Poppy Flowers ( ...

... fruit of one of its species.] ni'gra, (black mulberry, Ju. b) leaves heart-form, ovate, or sub- ...

... larger cities of Europe with frightful mortality. Plague, Black. Pestis nigra. Plague, Cold. A severe form of congestive fever, ... species are less pungent than those of Sinapis nigra. Sinapis Ni'gra. The common black mustard, the seeds of which, when bruised, have ...