... A good remedy in diseases of the liver, gravel and constipation. Dock Root, Yellow Alt. Hep. Anti-scor. Used in combination ... Sti. Aro. Excellent remedy for suppression of urine, gravel, and female irregularities. Poly-body Root Pec. Dem. Exp. Used in coughs, consumption and ...

... diuretic, and is said to have cured the gravel. Black currant root bark possesses the same qualities. Ground Ivy.—Glecoma ... with great benefit. It has frequently cured the gravel. For the dropsy, boil eight ounces of the bruised roots in four quarts of wa- ter to two; ...

... the fibres of which are agglutinated to the gravel, sand, roots of marine plants, broken shells, and other extraneous ...

... the trees are planted. Let the body of gravel be thin, and then the roots of the trees will be admitted to run ... and kept in order. When deep walks of gravel are designed, for the sake ... be planted near the edge: for if the roots of trees have not a good soil to ...

... diuretic 632 Lichen, useful in coughs 632 Life root, remedy for the gravel ib. Ligaments, description and use of 32 Lightning, ... the Pride of ' hina . 657 Parsley, leaved, yellow root, a good stomachic . • 64" ■ wild, useful in gravel com- plaints . 2'*' Passions, the active forces ofthe ...

... diuretic, being often united to onion juice in gravel and dropsy. The root of M. coccinea is said to be a ... well as the decoction and soup of the roots, useful in gravel, cholic, asthma, aphtha, strangury, otal- gy, &c. The ...

... is a demulcent diuretic Urinary Decoction. For the Gravel. Take of the root of Jacob s ladder, 2 ounces Make into a ...

... diseases. It 13 f demulcent diuretic. For the Gravel. Take of the root of Jacob's ladder,.....................................2 ouueos Make into a ...