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... remedy is to boil the bark of white oak, white pine, and beech, and give a strong infusion ... the application of grease, or a decoction of white or yellow oak bark applied to the affected parts. Or, a ...

... and loamy soil that is covered with white oak, white thorn, and tufts of prairie grass. The stalk ... the quantity of the inside bark of the white oak tree. This remedy I prescribed for several years, ...

... p. 101, January 19, 1849. Black or Dyer's Oak.—White Oak. 329 C'H'O' = C«H»0» -f ... those enumerated under Q. pedunculata. Quercus Alba, Linn.—White Oak. Sex. Syst.—Monoecia, Polyandria. Gen. Char—See ante, ...

... to resemble most Quercus pedun- culata, Common British Oak. White Oak is met with in every part of the ... is more bitter than the bark of the white oak: it is distinguished by its stain- ing the ...

... the loose coarse moss which grows on white oak, white maple, and white ash trees, make a strong ...

... the loose coarse moss which grows on white oak, white maple, and white ash trees, make a strong ...

... 94 - Oriental 181 - Red 181 373 English Index Oak. White 187 Oils 337 - Expressed ib of Origanum & Rosmary. ...

... and other sores, used topically. G. B. F. OAK, WHITE (Quercus Alba, U. S. Ph.). The bark of Quercus ... our own country, also, other species besides the White Oak are sometimes used and were formerly officinal (Q. ...

... of sound, well-seasoned, white, red, or black oak, white ash, or white pine timber. The barrels and ...

... the same.—Take of the barks of black oak, white oak, beech, sycamore, sweet gum, poplar and wild cherry, ... handful of sumach bark, and a handful of white oak bark,boiled in a gallon of water down ...