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... is increased by fennel, anis, castor oil and chervil {Anthris- cus cerefolium), and diminished by belladonna, conium, ... especially applicable, and that, both in efficacy and safety, it surpasses our most approved remedies for the ...

... by others cynapin.f Chcerophyllum sylvestre, L., (Wild chervil.) The root of this plant has produced delirium, ... exception has reference to crimes that put the safety of the state at hazard.^ I have noticed ...

... and by others cynapin.% Choerophyllum sylvestre, L. (Wild chervil.) The root of this plant has produced delirium, ...

... Shep- herd's, Venus'-comb, Crake- needle, or Needle-Chervil, Scandix Pecten, L. an indigenous plant, growing in ... worthy of the greatest com- mendation ; but the safety and wel- fare of society seems to require, ...

... expressed juice or infusion of choerefolium, or musk chervil, with nitre; the chenopodium anthelminticum and c. ambrosioides, ...

... Chersonesus, i. 305, 327, 333. Cherusci, i. 348. Chervil, iv. 423. Chesnut, i. 296, 318, 319, 485, ...

... from mistaking the plant for parsley, parsnip, or chervil, or from confounding the seeds with aniseed; indeed, ... fungi enough which may be eaten with perfect safety in an ordinary way, but which occasionally cause ...

... day, steam-baths of hot water, decoction of chervil, infusion of elder flowers, cold hip-bath, whole ... h). These modes can only be employed with safety in short and not very tight strictures. The ...

... veal is the most whole- some butcher's meat, chervil is a wholesome vegetable, &c. How can a ... and cold no doubt is commenced with greatest safety in childhood (with older persons it is more ...

... 215 vulvaria, iii. 349 Cherry-laurel, i. 256 Chervil, i. 237 Chest, dropsy of, iv. 271 Chicken- ...