1 Mi'rin’kum-- is the esrtiuad or effective part of tho mousv.
2 In formertimes, mouse-clung (album nigrum), was used in colic;
3 hut, were such a remedy required now, probably the essence
4 made from tluir flood (v. Leporineum) might answer the purpose.
5 Musrhka- *(« species of Juniperus? Cairo; Bruner) young
6 yellow bark, has been of late recommended (like the flowers
7 of the Kosgo tree) to expel Toenia.
8 Mi; TEtc.A Astiqobssis, JJnn. — Mv.te.Un Qceidentalis seem*
9 to be a different kind of the former. B e e r belie is a most
10 beautiful scarlet velvet-colored insect, about the size of a large
11 pea, but flatfish ; it is commonly found in rainy weather, in
12 Ui idOstan and at Lahore. These insects a;e officinal, and are
13 kept bv the druggists. The native doctors use them against
14 snake bites, and in colic of horses.
15 Mu teller Ant.. Beerbotie (I.) Salivation.
16 Ml/..ABB (8 CXCH >ji m, v. Mdut Telini.
17 My me A SAr.nA—its bark, imported from the hills, is officinal
18 at Lahore and in Hindustan.
19 Myrk. mp. cortex (I.)
20 MvitisTiCA Moschata, v. Moschata , nua.
21 Myi.tstic.-k Atullus.; v, Mods.
22 MraoBALANUfi—Myiobolans of all kinds are odjctnal with
23 the Hakims, who generally administer them in stomach and
24 intestinal diseases.
25 My rob , Betlenca ({.) Accumulation of mucus with
26 restlessness. Salivation.
27 Mybobat. \kbs Cwkbula— is used as eentlv laxative and
28 astringent.
29 MvRoftALANCs crriuNA, vel Terminally eitrina —is used
30 similarly with the former.
31 Myrobal. citr. (I.) Head affection.
32 MybobalanUs Embucv., PhyUuntm Emblica —is used in
33 dyspepsia, and in 1 Hemorrhoids ; also to strengthen the growth
34 of ihe hair, and to blacken it. I an) convinced, that this fruit
35 is one of the best of remedies; and I regret that it should
36 now be administered only by the natives of the East_lor,