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... and alter- nate, ovate, entire leaves, silvery beneath. Fruit, about the size of a pea, three-celled, and six-valved.] The reference of cascarilla bark by the London College to ...

... 100,000 was available. It was with special reference to this undertak- ing that the annual charity ball was established, and over $12,000 was secured ...

... wounded in his foot by a spent musket-ball, on the 23d. His bulletin of the 24th announced that the fruits of the five days' campaign, of die three ...

... frequently found in the bowels of horses. Similar balls found in goats have been called Bezoar. M. M. Cathartics, diluents, fruit, oil, soap, sul- phur, warm bath. Sprinkling with ...

... the patient no food except what has been REFERENCE HAND-BOOK FOR NURSES. ordered, which will usually be milk, koumiss, jun- ket, fruit-juices, and gruels. Encourage the patient to drink ...

... Bach (J. A.) Hysterical aphonia, with especi d reference to a plan of treatment. N. York M. J.. ls92, lvi. 400.—Ball (J. 15.) On hysterical motor affec- tions of ...

... probably of some Cynips, swell into large juicy balls, very like ap. pies, and even crowned with rudiments of leaves resem- bling the calyx of that fruit. These are esteemed in the Levant for their ...

... probably of some Cynips, swell into large juicy balls, xery like ap. pies, and even crowned with rudiments of leaves resem- bling the calyx of that fruit. These are esteemed in the Levant for their ...

... 240 Speck of salt. Flavoring. 635 Syrup of fruit or chocolate may be substituted for vanilla. This makes a total of 6 large tablespoonfuls. References: Shaffer, P. A., and Coleman, W.: Jour. Am. ...