... juice, sugar, preserved meats, pickles, cran- berries, fish, wild fowl and wild celery. There was, however, excessive moisture of the ... conjunctiva, contrac- tion of the pupil, and a wild expression of coun- tenance. It generally shows itself ...

... 239 Mercurial Cathartics 239-240 Anthelmintics: Santonica; Spigelia; Chenopodium ; Azedarach . 240-242 Tamiafuges: Aspidium; Granatum; Kamala; Cusso; ... worm and must be aided by a cathartic. Chenopodium, U. S.: The fruit of Chenopodium ambro- sioides, and ...

... in the morning while fasting. The oil of chenopodium was formerly used a great deal, It may ... to lessen pain, and as the head passes vulva the patient is given sufficient chloroform to dull ...

... hydrolapathum 153. Polygonum bistorta Order XXXIX.—Salsolace^; 154. Chenopodium anthelminticum Oleum chenopodii 155. Chenopodium vulvaria Sub-division ...

... possess narcotic and toxic prop- erties, as turpentine, chenopodium, santonine, etc. Anthelmintics are conveniently divided into those ... and Materia Medica. United States Dispensatory, thirteenth edition. Chenopodium. — Worm-seed. The fruit of chenopodium anthel- minticum. ...

... disease.* Sometimes s,acom,tata- there has been a wild play of phantasms or illusive objects be- fore ...

... and adjectives would be to an ordinarv individual. CHENOPODIUM ANTHELMINTICUM, ken-opd-de-um ant-hel- min- ... known as Jerusalem oak. The seeds are the CHENOPODIUM ANTHELMINTICUM- CHEST. 349 part used in medicine, and ...

... f Thacher's Dispensatory, p. 283. JERUSALEM OAK. 157 CHENOPODIUM ANTHELMINTICUM.—JERUSALEM OAK. This is a native of ... some hours after supper. The seeds of the chenopodium contain an essential oil, which has been lately ...

... t Thacher's Dispensatory, p. 283. 157 JERUSALEM OAK, CHENOPODIUM ANTHELMINTICUM. �JERUSALEM OAK. This is a native of ... some hours after supper. The seeds of the chenopodium contain an essential oil, which has been lately ...