... of potassa, or the pith of the common sunflower. Whatever substance is used, is formed into a ... be a very poAverful diuretic. The pith of Sunflower contains more or less nitre according to the ...

... discharging its subtile and vivifying vapour. In the Helianthus annuus, the pollen is ... water, oil of turpentine, nephtha, carbonated and pure alka- lies ; ...

... which the two most active articles, saffron and sunflower, were omitted. 128 ... alcohol, add one ounce of hemlock oil; one ounce of gum myrrh; two table-spoonsful ...

... Indica. Hedera quinquefolia* American Ivy. Helianthemum Canadense . . . Frostwort. Helianthus annuus Sunflower. Hellebore, white White Hellebore. Helleborus niger ...

... used in blasting. Blasting Rocks. The seeds of sunflower are the best remedy ... horoughly with good salad oil, and let it remain for Wenty-four hours. ...

... applied by John to the pith of the sunflower, but its existence as an ... being found to reside in a fixed oil. (Pelletier, in An. de Ch. et de Ph. ...

... this- tle, the wild gourd, and the American sunflower. The animals frequenting the adjacent country are the ... viola tricolor, or pansy; humulus lupulus, or hop; helianthus annus, or sunflower; campanula, or bell-flower; marrubrium ...

... hyacinth, and mignonette, as well as the essential oils, such as nutmeg, ... to have been correct. The sunflower is also said to exhale ozone in large ...

... Sheep, Spearmint, Spikenard, Squaw Weed, Sumach, Summer Savory, Sunflower, Sweet Flag, Tamarack, Tanzy, double, Thimble Weed, Violet, ... go off like a lamp for want of oil. No one denies this. We stay or go ...

... have eaten ,proved to be those of the sunflower. On the two following days, washing out the ... by the administration of an ounce of castor oil the day before. Operation.—With the assistance of ...