The Thomsonian System of Medicine With Complete Rules for the Treatment of Dis
The Thomsonian System of Medicine With Complete Rules for the Treatment of Dis
R Swinburne Reuben Swinburne Clymer
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It is a good vermifuge. In sensi- tive stomachs it should be given in very small doses as it is intensely bitter and in large doses might cause nausea. Dose is from 10 to 30 minims. BUTTERNUT. Juglans Cinerea. (Dr. Thomson. ) This tree grows common in this country, and is well known from the nut which it bears, of an oblong shape and nearly as large as an egg, in which is a meat containing much oil, and very good to eat. The inner bark of this tree is used by the country people SYSTEM OF MEDICI...NE 141 to color with. The bark taken from the body of the tree or roots, and boiled down till thick, may be made into pills, and operate as a powerful emetic and cathartic; a syrup may be made by boiling the bark and adding one-third molasses and a little spirit, which is good to give children for worm complaints. The buds and twigs may also be used for the same purpose, and are more mild, (i) BUTTERNUT. Juglans Cinerea. (Dr. Greer. ) The inner bark of the white walnut tree has an im- portant place in the Materia Medica.
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