... aperient bitter. CEPA [Suec] Radix. Allium cepa Lin. Onion ; the root. Onions differ from other bulbous- rooted plants, in having ... in dropfies. The chief medici- nal ufe of onions in the prefent pradice is in external applications, ...

... officinal portion, consists of concentric layers, like the onion, which it resembles in medical properties, though somewhat ... enters into the composition °f some unofficinal plasters. ONION. Cepa. The bulb of Allium Cepa. This is ...

... 316.—Nutritive properties of, 226. Olera, 2;96. Onion, 297, 313. Opossum, 239. Ora?ige peel, 313. ...

... I have had ample experience of the truth, safety and importance of this principle, both in my own person and those of my patients. 1 have known physicians refuse a man who was labouring under an obstruction of the bowels, raw onions, which he insisted upon having-, and which he ...

... as oranges, lemons—and vegetables—such as potatoes, onions, cab- bage, and squash, all of which can ... FOOD proteins, such as tomatoes, asparagus, spinach, or onions, and season with butter and salt. Pepper must ...

... la Ma-ritT-ma.* The squill, or sea- onion. It is a native of Europe. Scil'lae ... Squil'la.] The Scilla mari- tima, or sea-onion. See Scilla. Squinting. See Strabismus. Ss. = Se'tnis.* “ A ...

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... of all kinds, average . . • • • . 2 lbs Turnips, carrots, onions, radishes, cress, celery, leeks, spinach, lettuce, parsly, cucumbers, ...

... does'water in which carrots, turnips, cabbage, potatoes, onions, rice, or barley are boiled. If, however, the ...

... of all the nerves. SCILLA MARITIMA. The Sea Onion, or Officinal Squill, a plant of the order ... of cachectic ulcers. THYMUS (difios, a kind of onion; a small blister on the flesh, &c.) A ...