... iron. The gum called turpentine, of our common pine tree, taken in common sized pills, one three ... you may sit upon the steam of common pine tops, on which boiling water has been poured; ...

... M[ahlon] M.) Teratology, or the science of monsters; a lecture delivered before the class of the ... Indian Lancet, Calcutta, 1896, vii, 266-272.—Del6- pine (S.) The value of the incubation test in the ...

... blended with white of egg, have a little pine fixed alkMi added, and then be made into ... remarked, we may follow the cord with perfect safety, even to the origin of the.cremaster, which ...

... C. Lea, 186*. -----. A description of two foetal monsters. 4 pp. 8~'. [London, I860.] [P., v. 518.] ... in man, with remarks on the development of monsters in general.] 67 pp. 8°. St. Petersburg, Med. ...

... account of this morbid hue, were regarded as monsters ; and the term has since passed into our ...

... for us by Nature," in the production of monsters destitute of these centres, which nevertheless possessed a ...

... aromatics, and anti- spasmodics. tedious to them. They pine away, void of counsel, apt to weep, and ... of nature, as long as was consistent with safety. The experiment was tried; and at the end ...

... the Academie Royale de MSdecine, by M. Le'pine, and reported upon by MM. Lagneau, Gimelle, and ... by the expulsion of its contents. M. Le'pine confirms the observations of Magendie in another point. ...

... woody and mountainous countries; in particular, forests of pines, birch trees, ... so very inattentive, to its safety, as to be very easily shot. It stands ...

... E.) * De l'anesthesie et de l'atro- pine testieulaires daus l'ataxie locomotrice pro- gressive. 4-. ... ataxia; remote effects of injury to the lumbar -pine. Internat. Cliu., Phila.. 1894, 4. s, ii', 131-136.— ...