1 Arnica montax v— is unknown to the 11,'lkilUS, being (t
2 product of Europe only. European physicians are acquainted
3 with it, as a remedy for flatulency, rheumatism., amaurosis,
4 fevers, dysentery, debility of the womb) contusions, etc..
5 Arnic. mont tincture- (I.) Giddiness. Nasal ulcers.
6 Arsenicum at.!wm, Acidutn arsenic urn-— is to be found
7 all over the globe, and is generally admitted as a useful remedy ;
8 but, when abused, it is one of the most formidable poisons. In
9 former times, and probably at the present day, any one could
10 purchase arsenic at Lahore, from the druggists, on simply
11 stating that he was in the habit of eating it, or, that lie wanted
12 it for the destruction of rats. Cases of persons being poisoned
13 at Lahore, are less frequent with arsenic than with opium.
14 Arsen, alb. (III.) Enlargement of the spleen with
15 fever. Expectoration of blood. Obscuration of
16 vision with headache. Soreness of the mouth, after
17 fever. Uterine haemorrhage, (v. Dulcamara &
18 Thuja.)
19 Arsen, potassce (ill.) Eruptions. Fains (arthritic,
20 rheumatic, syphilitic).
21 Ar$en. pot. nitrahim (III.)
22 Arsen, sodee (III.) Thirst. (Alternately China? cort.)
23 Anasarca.
24 Ahskntcum sut.muii.ATUu Fr.AvuM kt TumiojM, v. Auri~
25 piij men turn.
26 *Autrmisia Absinthium, v. Absinthium.
27 Artemisia Austriaoa— is brought from CabuJ to Lahore,
28 notwithstanding it grows in the lower parts of IJindostan as well
29 as in Cashmere.
30 Artem. Anstr. kerha (I.)
31 Artemisia Contra, v . Sautonica.
32 Artemisia Indica, v. Absinthium.
33 Artemisia i,eptophyli.a, grows in Cashmere, and is officinal.
34 ■'AnvKMniA vuj,garis {o (finisspecies }—grows in Cashmere;
35 both plant and root are used by the Hakims.
36 Arte/n. vulg. radix (I.) Pains; gouty,rheumatic,syphilitic
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