1 every stomach) arid occasionally to produce Cholera mot-bus. Tito
2 syrup of ananas is usod iu France for colds, cough*;, asthma, Stc.
3 Bromiiyjdric ether— is another new anuesthotie.
4 ♦Bryonia ihoica— is used by European doctors only ; con¬
5 sequently, not met with in the bazaar at Lahore. For toy experi¬
6 ments, J took a supply of, Bryonic r'inioa with me from Europe.
7 ISryon. fcecuto, radix # tinctura (II.)
8 llircmr, v. Diosma crenuta.
9 Bugi.ospum Himat.ajanum, v. Owosma.
10 Bi)GT,ossr >i Indicum, v. Cacalia Klcinia.
11 'TJuglcssum vrrtGAHis. Anchusa officinalis*-^ quite different
12 from the preceding two Indian plants.
13 ♦Bugumsum r.ATifOXiitr&i). v. Sarmpurilia (comp.)
14 Butjea iRON»osA-*-is an Indian tree of which I have rna*(♦
15 particular mention in Vol. I. p. 168; t he juice of the seed is said
16 to be anthelmintic.
17 /? utem frond. /lores (I ) Restlessness with pain. Sutv
18 acute ophthalmia.
19 Buteat frond, gurami (II.) Diarrhoea, with or without
20 bloody discharge.
21 Butcce frond, semina (I.) Fever.
22 * BcTOMas UMflEiiX.ATWS—is a plant, growing in the valley of
23 Cashmere, but, as far as I know, not used in medicine.
24 * Boxes semper viren*— the leaves-of the box-tree are said to
25 be poisonous, especially to camels ; and may, probably, prove a
26 remedy in their diseases. They arc used as one of the many
27 adulterations of beer. The tincture was formerly a. popular
28 febrifuge in Gennauy. An infusion of the root has lately been
29 recommended against chronic Arthritis, which often remains
30 after acute articular rheumatism.
31 Oacaiaa Keninia— i» much used in Hindustan, both by
32 Hakims and Hindoo doctors, very little by English physicians.
33 Besides the leaves, which resemble the ox-tongue in form, there
34 is.a water distilled from them, kept for use.
35 Cacalia■ Kl. folia (I.) Pain in the bowels. Syphilis.
36 Cactus coccineli.ieera, v. Coccinella.
37 Cactus T o r, v. Euphorbia neriifolin.