... diet, consisting of gelatinous broths, light meats, eggs, jellies, blancmange, sago, arrow root, and milk boiled up ... made of oatmeal, preparations of rice and milk, jellies, and the like, all of which ought to ...

... pill, pound it, and mix it Avith currant jelly, honey, or treacle. On the first attack of ... by dissolving a little raspberry or red currant jelly in the water, (before you add the carbonate ...

... grateful to the sick. Various vegetable acids and jellies may be dis- solved in water, as apple, ... remain cold. The evacuations are frequent, slimy, or jelly-like, mixed Avith bloody foecal matter. There, is ...

... of potass grs. 15, together with sugar, gum, jelly, fecula, and woody fibre. Uses. A pleasant febrifuge ... Drops, 188 Hooping Cough, 239 Greenough's Tincture, 342 Royal Preventive, 266 Grindle's Cough Drops, 169 Ruspini's Tincture, ...

... serum after death, will soon form a soft jelly- like clot, that is made succulent with the ... for all those morbid materials that are pellucid, jelly-like, flickering, half- solid, or more or less ...

... unit. These minute cells are composed of a jelly-like material called by scientists : Protoplasm. The word ... of 160 it coagulates into a soft, tender, jelly-like pulp. At 200 it becomes close grained ...

... by the substitution of fish, chicken, and meat jelly for meat, and the addition of half a ... diet was again changed to mutton, potatoes, beef jelly, and milks, and 6 oz. of wheaten bread, ...

... JO *to ; : : £ .- 0 o3 Tapioca. 04 to : E Jelly. o Cl k—* to co £ to • £ s to : 0- ...

... appears to our senses a spot of mere jelly. Take any organ or system of organs, and ... the senses acquire their powers, and the eerebral jelly be- comes firmer, the mind gradually strengthens; slowly ...

... straw-colored, and of the consis- ^ tence of jelly, which caused the upper part of the pons ... found soft, yellowish, and reduced almost to a jelly; and this derangement could be traced two fines ...