... 23.— W. Richardson, Remarks on D., especially with reference to Treatment. London, 1871.— W. Wadham, On the Relative Influence of Bread, Honey, and Sugar upon the Amount of Urea and ...

... of it to man's comfort. The " butter and honey " of the prophet, used as a phrase for royal food, and the reference in almost every other page of the Bible ...

... in constructing its comb and storing up its honey. It is prompted to perform these acts by its instincts, and they are per- formed without reference to any ulterior object. Man, in constructing his ...

... of it to man's comfort. The " butter and honey" of the prophet, used as a phrase for royal food, and the constant reference in the Bible to oil as a luxury ( ...

... of it to man's comfort. The "butter and honey" of the prophet, used as a phrase for royal food, and the constant reference in the Bible to oil as a luxury ( ...

... of it to man’s comfort. “ The ‘ butter and honey ’ of the Prophet, used as a phrase for royal food, and the constant reference in the Bible to oil as a luxury, ( ...

... solutions of metallic salts. For further tests, see reference ; also P. J. Tr., vol. xviii. 171. The poisonous honey of Xenophon, derived from the flowers of R. ...

... gathering them, prepare from them the cera and honey, which adds strength and beauty to our Medical Reform. Such being the fact, Eclecticism, in reference to other medical systems, must undoubtedly rank as ...

... of sugar, and possess the same general properties. Honey consists prin- cipally of a crystallizable and an uncrystallizable sugar. Molasses is an uncrystallizable sugar. References. For detailed accounts of the manufacture of Sugar, ...

... the peristalsis of the intestines, such as sugars, honey, marmalade, etc. It will be seen from this list that the menu of the breakfast of the average family has especial reference to the needs of the bowels. For break- ...