... HEAD. 391 palish humour, of the consistence of honey, or resembling the juice of the mistletoe, or sometimes oil." Kerion presents two principal varieties, having reference to its distribution ; namely, kerion confertum and kerion ...

... solutions of metallic salts. (For further tests see reference; also P. J. TV., v ol. xviii. 171.) The poison- ous honey of Xenophon, derived from the flowers of R. ...

... are written in red ink. Other prescriptions contained reference to pills made by mixing certain substances with honey, and rolling them into little balls. The weights ...

... bee is furnished determines him to seek for honey; but what would that signify if flowers supplied none 1 Faculties thrown down upon animals at random, and without reference to the objects amid which they are placed, ...

... appropriate remedies were successful in these cases. On reference to veterinary authorities, I find it stated that favus (honey-comb ringworm; has been noted also more es- ...

... Asthma, remedies for, seeAnise, 29 GENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE. Coffee; Daisy ; Dame-wort; Gal-1 banum ; Garlic ; Gum ; Honey ; Horehound ; Ipecacuanha ; Ma- rum ; Marsh-mallow ; Mastic ; Mustard; ...

... hive to be deposited in a cell of honey, which it devours, thriving on the food intended for the young bee. But while the vertebrates are most liable to parasites, the invertebrates are not exempt; the ichneumon fly in- 516 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Paraplegia. Parasites. troduces ...

... a single egg, greatly enlarged. (Moquin-Tandon.) 500 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Soils. Sparta Springs. upon roots, honey, bees, or other insects. The perfect beetle appears ...

... to aggre- gate during pulverization, and, from the honey it contains, it is ... pill, in reference to its therapeutic effects. Take of finely powdered ...

... to aggre- gate during pulverization, and, from the honey it contains, it is ... pill, in reference to its therapeutic effects. Take of finely powdered ...