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  1. ... this experiment by no means proved that the willow lived on water alone. Since this fime a great variety of ...
  2. ... times a day. A fine antispasmodic: Take of Willow Bark, 1 ounce • Water, 1 pint. Boil for ten minutes, and strain. ... the stomach. Decoction of Willow Bark. Take of willow bark, one ounce; water, one pint. Boil for ten min- utes, and ...
  3. ... 935 Rosa Centifolia—Rose....................... 901 Rose, Pink...................................... 826 -----WaterWillow...................... 902 Roses, Conserve of—Otto or Oil of...... ...
  4. ... 935 Rosa Centifolia—Rose....................... 901 Rose, Pink...................................... 826 -----WaterWillow..........;........... 902 Roses, Conserve of—Otto or Oil of...... ...
  5. NLM Digital Collections - The dispensatory of the United States of America 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo and Co., 1851
    ... of a whisk of very fine broom or willow, when the water is changed.* Medical Uses.—Leeches afford the least ... Purified sugar 635, 637 Purple avens 363 Purple willow-herb 1349 Purree 1339 ... water 111 Pyroacetic ether 1373 Pyroacetic spirit 1373 Pyroglycerin ...
  6. ... or resembling berries. Baccar, 7 great fleabane; plough- Baccharis, 3 man's spikenard. Bacca, berries; small roundish fruit ... of sedum. Chamairys, ? ... • • a n, ■ • \ the ins, or water flag. Chamairis, 3 ° Chamaitea, the willow tree. Chamalaa, the shrub widow wail; mezereon. Chamalarix, ...
  7. NLM Digital Collections - The Philadelphia medical dictionary : containing a concise explanation of all the terms used .... 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Published by Thomas Dobson; Thomas and George Palmer, printers, 1808
    ... or resembling ber- ries. Baccar, > great fleabane ; plough- Baccharis, 3 man's spikenard. Bacca, berries ; small roundish fruit ... of sedum. Chamairus, > ,, - - „ n, . . y the ins, or water flag. Lhamairis, 3 & Chamaitea, the willow tree. Chamalaa, the shrub widow wail; mezereon. Chamalarix, ...
  8. ... the latter, the softer kinds (birch, aspen, alder, willow) contain more water in the fresh state than the harder woods; ... 60 ,, Alder ,, 7.93 ,, Scotch Fir ,, 8.20 ,, Willow ,, ...... 8.20 ,, Italian Poplar ,, . . . . . . ... exposure to the atmosphere on the quantity of water absorbed by charcoal is shown by the following ...
  9. ... Dose-Two or three twice a day. Take willow bark 1 ounce, water 1 pint; boil for ten minutes, and strain. ...
  10. ... of a whisk of very fine broom or willow, when the water is changed. M. Lahache, an apothecary at Bruyeres, ... epidermis, is flexible, fibrous, and of difficult pulverization. Willow bark has ... properties to water, with which it forms a reddish-brown decoction. ...
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