... lam'" to particular odours, as those of cheese, apples, or, as we have idiosyncra- already had occasion ... be much oftener resorted to with perfect cohvui- safety than the fears of mothers will allow: and ...

... 385 pp., 1 ch. 12°. New York, D. Apple- ton & Co., 1896. Wright (H. P.) Leprosy and ...

... 2.—Take Extract of Stramonium, (com- mon thorn apple), six grains. Extract of Liquorice, 2 scruples. Syrup, ...

... hops, madder, woad, &c. ; the rearing of fruit—apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, &c. ; farm buildings ledges. & ...

... sylvestris Pinus abies Tilea Europaa Pinus picea Pyrus malus Betula alnus Cotton Quercus robur sessilis Fraxinus excelsior ... is plausible; but it cannot be adopted with safety till Berzelius's theory of chemical affinity be better ...

... They confuted of lemonade, tamarind, jelly, and raw- apple water, toaft and water, and of weak balm, ... weak chocolate; alfo with milk, to which roafted apples, or minced peaches, and (where they were not ...

... Alep- po. Emily. But are not the oak-apples which grow on the leaves of the oak ... vessel bursting, as it is provided with a safety tube, which af- fords an additional vent for ...

... strong individuals cannot bear the smell of the apple, cherry, strawberry, musk, or peppermint. Pope Pius VII. ... normal condition, that they can onlybe checked with safety by degrees.1 In the administration of medicines, ...

... along the margins of which were found the apple, almond, willow, and hazel. The water supplied by ... without hesitation, but, it is thought, with greater safety. Water.—As a general rule water, of good ...