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  1. ... and A. Dec.). The “roots cathar- tic ” (Lindl.). Nepeta glechoma of Europe and Northern Asia. Called in ... in Courland in epilepsy ” (Rust, and Lindl.). Calamintha nepeta of Europe and the adjoining portion of Asia. ...
  2. ... teas, such as Flaxseed Tea, Balm, Sage, or Catnip—the object is to produce a perspiration. Two ... drink some warm herb tea, such as Sage, Catnip, Balm, oi I en nyroyal, and get into ...
  3. ... gare,ib. 67. Peppermint, Mentha Piperita, . 663 68. Catnip, Nepeta Cataria, . . . ib. 69. Spearmint, Mentha Viridis, . . ib. 70. ... plant may be taken, such as sage, mint, catnip, pennyroyal, hyssop, &c. This course will restore perspi- ...
  4. ... During the fit, injections should be given of catnip tea, or any of the astringent articles recommended ... be composed of slippery elm bark steeped in catnip tea, no time should be lost in taking ...
  5. ... cala- mint. See Melissa. Calamintha anglica. See Melissa nepeta. Calamintha Humilior. The ground-ivy. See Glecoma hederacea. ... because cats are very fond of it.) See Nepeta. CATOCATHA'RTIC A. (From kotu, down- wards, and ...
  6. ... the feet in hot water, the vapor of catnip and green lobelia placed so as to be ... answered. For this purpose a decoction of motherwort, catnip and skull- cap, should be given, to a ...
  7. ... and slightly stimulating poultices 495 Mallow's poultice ib. Catnip poultice ib. Charcoal poultice ib. Yeast poultice 496 ... tea, or simple herb teas, such as pennyroyal, catnip, sweet marjo- ram, &c, and an occasional enema, ...
  8. ... digitalis, ergot or opium, as of anise, bergamot, catnip, dittany, cranberries or figs? Where was the "literacy" ( ... of a diffusible stimulant, like ginger, sage or catnip, in moderate quantities and with much water, will ...
  9. ... produces a sweat, is called a dia- phoretic. Catnip, pennyroyal, and the bayberry root, are diapho- retics. ... bowels. The patient should drink freely of hot catnip tea or of warm water. The feet should ...
  10. NLM Digital Collections - Marrow of practical medicine, and family guide : containing a brief and accurate description .... 
    Publication: St. Clairsville, O. : Published by the author : William Brown, book and job printer, 1848
    ... Carolina pink, - 388 Carrots, - 73 Castor oil,.....393 Catnip,.....392 Catalepsy, - - - - - *125 Catarrh,.....142 Cautions relative to ... per- spiration without stimulating the system; such as catnip, balm, hyssop, boneset, or snakeroot teas, or buttermilk ...
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