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2 Caustigijm alcajjkum. Sod re cavuttiare liquor —the ley is
3 used by Eastern doctors in cutaneous diseases.
4 Caustic um (III.)
5 Causxicum m/nark, v. Argentum nitrhcuvi fusum .
6 thvTTT'ERiiiM ACTtj alk— is much used in diseases both of men
7 (Mallow dans) and animals. (See VoL I. p. 15. Vol. II. p. 44.)
8 Ckokkt.a Tooxa— this tree grows in Bengal, as also in the
9 Himalayas, yielding seed* which produce a red dye, much used
10 in Lahore, and is imported from the hills.
11 Cedrelai Toon a xmivna (I.) Headache.
12 Cki.asthus nutans, or, Cclastvvs paniauluius- — tt le seed*
13 are officinal in Indian medicine, and are plentiful in the bazaar
14 at Lahore.
15 Cel astr. pan. sen; in a (I.) Abscesses iu internal organs,
16 as in the Spleen or liver. Expectoration of mucus.
17 Palsy of speech, and of one side. Restlessness with
18 cough, fever, dreams, etc. Salivation. Vomiting
19 of bile.
20 Ckntaurba Bkitkn, v. Be ken.
21 Cjrra cinuxA—is used in Europe as well as in India ex¬
22 tern illy, in plasters, ointments, etc. but, it certainly contain*
23 valuable properties as an internal medicine.
24 Cera citr. (I.) Hypochondriasis.
25 •Cbrasuai— the fruit of Frunius Cercmis or Ccru-vis Capron-
26 irma. grows in Europe is well as in Cabul aiul Cashmere. Who
27 ever thought of finding in die kernel of the cherry-stone, a
28 remedy for one of the most excruciating pains to which man and
29 beast is subject— Stone to Stone ! —i:i all probability, it is owing
30 to the prussic acid contained in them, and in the kernels of the
31 peach, apricot, bitter almonds, etc. that we must aseiibe theii
32 .-aleulidissolving (UthontripHc) virtues (See Boliviansprnriens).
33 Cera*, nud. semlna (I.) Impoteney. Stone in the
34 bladder.
35 Ctcitvj cornu-— hartshorn is officinal at Ixdibro, and is received
36 from Cashmere,
37 Cervi. v. rasura (I.) Abscess.