... the internal administration of the Hamamelis Yirginica or witch-hazel. Hemorrhage from a varicose vein may lie checked ... does not afford relief, the sole hope of safety lies in the use of the knife— the ...

... See Black Willow. Wintergreen. See Pipsissewa and Gaultheria. Witch Hazel {Hamamelis Virginica).—This is one of our native ... Graphites. Ferri supercarburetum; Plumbago. * Graph. Hamamelis. Hamamelis virginica; Witch hazel. Ham. Helleborus niger. Helleborus grandiflorus; Black hel-lebore. ...

... same. It is also goodto restore weak nerves. WITCH HAZEL—THE LEAVES. It is too well known in ... number of about fifteen; and I can with safety say, we have had better health in our ...

... HAMAME'LIS VIRGINIA'NA, H. Virgin'i- ca, Witch hazel, Winter witch hazel, Snapjnng Hazelnut, Winter bloom. The bark of this ... h. Nut tree, Corylus avel- lana—h. AVitch, Hamamelis A'irginiana. HEAD, Sax. heapo6, heapo, heaved; the ...

... is preferred. Preparations containing tannic acid, such as witch- hazel, are excellent as domestic remedies. Styptic collodion, a ... combined with an astringent, such as arnica or witch- hazel, which aids in checking exudation. They are best ...

... Wine Pepto-mang. Iron, Lowman’s. (See p. 37a.) Witch Hazel Jelly. —Emollient. Excellent for chapped hands, excoriations, &c. ( ...

... feet in a season.”—(Gray.) Wisteria.* See Wistaria. Witch-Hazel. See Hamamelis. Withering. See Marcescent. Woad. A name for Isatis ...

... very great extent, superseded by different preparations of hamamelis. An ... much to employ with safety; at all events, there is a general consensus ...

... ib. acetated 53 Winter green 527 caustic 45 Witch-hazel 319 diluted 47 Witherite 134 of carbon, of ...

... prepare a tea of hemlock, Inner bark, and witch hazel, (often called spotted alder) leaves and bark, have ...