COMMON NAME.--Chloride of Gold and Sodium. PREPARATION.--A mixture composed of equal parts of dry chloride of Gold and chloride of Sodium, triturated in the usual way. (The followi...
NAT. ORD., Borraginaceae. COMMON NAME, False Cromwell. PREPARATION.--The entire plant with root is macerated in twice its weight of alcohol. (This paper was prepared by Dr. W. A. V...
PREPARATION.--Dilutions made from the mineral water or triturations from the residue obtained by evaporation of the water. (Dr. Burnett has called the attention of the profession t...
NAT. ORD., Cruciferae. COMMON NAME, Wall flower. PREPARATION.--The fresh plant is pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol. (Dr. Robert T. Cooper, of Londo...
SYNONYM. Silico-Fluoride of Calcium. PREPARATION.--The residue obtained by evaporation, from the waters of the mineral springs of Gastein, Germany, is triturated in the usual way....
NAT. ORD., Primulaceae. COMMON NAME, Primrose var. obconica. PREPARATION.--The entire fresh plant in flower with root is macerated in twice its weight of alcohol. (Dr. E. V. Ross,...
[B] Aspidospermine or Quebrachine is derived from the Chilian "white Quebracho" (Aspidospermia Quebracho). At Santigo de Chile the bark is used as a substitute for Cinchona as a fe...
PREPARATION.--Triturate in the usual way. (The literature on these several preparations is so extensive that we must confine ourselves to the paper read by Dr. Francois Cartier, Ph...
NAT. ORD., Amaryllidaceae. COMMON NAMES, American Aloe, Maguey, Century Plant. PREPARATION.--The fresh leaves are pounded to a pulp and macerated with two parts by weight of alcoho...
NAT. ORD., Leguminosae. COMMON NAMES, "Loco" Weed. Rattle Weed. PREPARATION.--The whole plant without the root is macerated in two times its weight of alcohol. (The following provi...
NAT. ORD., Compositae. COMMON NAMES, Rag Weed, Hog Weed. PREPARATION.--The fresh leaves and flowers are pounded to a pulp and macerated with two parts by weight of alcohol. (The fo...
COMMON NAMES, Spider's Web, Cobweb. PREPARATION.--Triturate in the usual way. (The following paper is by Dr. S. A. Jones, it was published in the American Observer, 1876): Dr. Gill...
NAT. ORD., Caprifoliaceae. COMMON NAME, Snow Berry. PREPARATION.--One part of the fresh ripe berries is macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol. (In 1882 Dr. Edward V. Moffat r...
NAT. ORD.--Cupuliferae. COMMON NAME--European or English oak. PREPARATION.--The spirit is destilled from the tincture prepared by macerating the acorn kernals from the Quercus robu...
COMMON NAME, Lactic acid. ORIGIN.--Lactic acid is obtained from sour milk, resulting from the fermentation of the sugar of milk under the influence of casein. PREPARATION for Homoe...
PREPARATION.--The fresh bark is pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol. (The following synopsis of Azadirachta Ind., is contributed by P. C. Majumdar, M....
SYNONYM, Indian cockroach. CLASS, Insecta. ORDER, Orthoptera. COMMON NAME (Indian), Talapoka. PREPARATION.--Triturate in the usual way. (These two papers are by Dr. D. N. Ray, of C...
NAT. ORD., Lythraceae. COMMON NAMES, Clammy cuphea. Tar-weed. PREPARATION.--The fresh plant is pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol. (In 1888 Dr. A. A....
NAT. ORD., Euphorbiaceae. COMMON NAME, Indian Acalypha, Indian Nettle. PREPARATION.--The fresh plant is macerated with two parts by weight of alcohol. (Dr. Tonnere, of Calcutta, In...
NAT. ORD., Leguminosae. COMMON NAME, Horse-eye. PREPARATION.--The pulverized bean is macerated in five times its weight of alcohol. (Delgado Palacios, of Venezuela, in 1897, wrote...
NAT. ORD., Euphorbiaceae. COMMON NAMES, Milk Weed. Wild Ipecac. Blooming or Flowering Spurge. PREPARATION.--The fresh root is pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts by weight...
NAT. ORD., Crassulaceae. COMMON NAME, Ditch Stone Crop. PREPARATION.--The whole fresh plant with the root is macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol. (The Medical Advance for J...
BY G. WILLIAM SEMPLE, M. D., HAMPTON, VA.[J] [J] Virginia Medical Monthly, Vol. II., No. 9, pp. 633-38, 1875. "He was commissioned surgeon in the Confederate army, July 1, 1861; se...
NAT. ORD., Loranthaceae. COMMON NAME, Mistletoe. PREPARATION.--One part of the fresh leaves and berries is macerated in twice its weight of alcohol. (The following account of this...
NAT. ORD., Compositae. COMMON NAME, Pale Purple Cone-flower. PREPARATION.--The whole plant including the root is pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts by weight of alcohol....
A collection of symptoms from twenty-five different provers, anatomically arranged: MIND. 3 Dullness in head, with cross, irritable feeling. 2 So nervous could not study. 3 Confuse...
NAT. ORD., Cornaceae. COMMON NAME, Alternate-leaved Cornel or Dogwood. Swamp-walnut. PREPARATION.--The fresh bark and young twigs are pounded to a pulp and macerated in two parts b...
PREPARATION.--The virus, obtained by irritating the animal and allowing it to bite on glass, is triturated in the usual way. (Dr. T. L. Bradford furnishes us with the following cla...
NAT. ORD., Araceae. COMMON NAME, Skunk Cabbage. PREPARATION.--The fresh root gathered in spring is macerated in twice its weight of alcohol. (Contributed by Dr. S. A. Jones to the...
COMMON NAMES, Arsenous or Arsenious Bromide; Arsenic Tribromide. PREPARATION.--Add one drachm each Arsenious acid, Carbonate of Potassium and Tartar to eight ounces of Distilled Wa...