10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEBRIFUGE»
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febrifuge in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
febrifuge and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Orissa, Or, The Vicissitudes of an Indian Province Under ...
T111: INDIGENOUS DRUGS found in the District, and forming the greater part of
the pharmacopoeia of the native practitioner or kabiraj, are as follows :—
Gulancha, a febrifuge ; Nageswar, an antispasmodic; Mutha, an antispasmodic
and ...
William Wilson Hunter, 1872
2
Theatrical Management in the West and South for thirty years ...
It will be seen from the following little sketch, which I cut out of a newspaper in
1845, that the nature of certain medicines were sadly mixed up in my wandering
mind: “ FEBRIFUGE AND VERMIFUGE! “By 0. A. Logan. “Sol was so desperately
ill ...
Solomon Franklin SMITH, 1868
3
Infectious Disease in India, 1892-1940: Policy-Making and ...
it could be put into use, but even after the League of Nations malaria committee
had devised a standard composition for febrifuge, known as totaquina,
government factories did not begin manufacture and had yet to conduct clinical
trials in ...
4
The London Medical and Physical Journal
Cl8 Cit. Segnirt, on the febrifuge Principle of CiitchoiiA. The author has subjected
to this analysis all the knowrt species or' cinchona, found among all the druggists
and a- pothecaries of Paris and Versailles, and constantly obtain* -ed the same ...
5
The Medical and Physical Journal
HINTS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY. On the febrifuge Virtues 0/, Lime, Magnesia, and alkaline Salts ' in
Dysentery, Tellow Fever, and Scarlatina Anginofa. X ROM a letter of Dr. J. Barker,
dated ...
6
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
This quotation seems to indicate that the cinchonas which contain cinchonin, and
those which do not contain it, are equally febrifuge ; but the case is so far from
being so, according to M . Vauquelin himself, that he says, in another place, ...
7
The Repertory of Patent Inventions: And Other Discoveries ...
His researches have proved, that a Very small quantity of genuine unadulterated
quinquina is to be met with in the shops, the greater part being either destitute of
the febrifuge principle or adulterated^ or else of inferior quality, though not ...
8
The Repertory of Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture. ...
His researches have proved, that a very small quantity of genuine unadulterated
quinquina is to be met with in the shops, the greater part being either destitute of
the febrifuge principle or adulterated, or else of inferior quality, though not mixed
...
9
The Repertory of Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture: ...
His researches have proved, that a very small quantity of genuine unadulterated
quinquina is to be met with in the shops, the greater part being either destitute of
the febrifuge principle or adulterated, or else of inferior quality, though not mixed
...
10
The Repertory of arts and manufactures [afterw.] arts, ...
His researches have proved, that a very small quantity of genuine unadulterated
quinquina is to be met with in the shops, the greater part being either destitute of
the febrifuge principle or adulterated, or else of inferior quality, though not mixed
...
Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture, 1804
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FEBRIFUGE»
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febrifuge is used in the context of the following news items.
Feature: Young Vietnamese visionary quits job to grow medicinal …
... inflammatory,antitoxin, antibacterial ointment, diuretic, febrifuge,anti-dysentery, and for neuralgia and rheumatic pains), Solanum hainanense ... «Shanghai Daily, May 15»
HEALING HERBS: Cordyline no black magic
... that cordyline is considered as an aphrodisiac, depurative, analgesic, laxative, purgative, antiseptic, diuretic, blood refrigerant and febrifuge. «Nation News, May 15»
Herbal Cocktail for Drug-Resistant Malaria
In Nigeria they are boiled together for administration as a febrifuge. The roots alone are pounded up with Lophira (Ochnaceae) in Senegal for ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Local-made drug to account for 80 % in market: Ministry
... tonic (multivitamin with minerals), painkillers, febrifuge and anti-inflammatory drug and the country has to import the narcotic, cardiovascular. «VietNamNet Bridge, Dec 14»
AWESOME THING WE DRANK #679 | Fernet Branca: The Darkly …
A newspaper advertisement from 1865 claimed this “renowned liqueur” to be “febrifuge, vermifuge, tonic, invigorating, warming and ... «Scout Magazine, Sep 14»
Feverfew - (Tanacetum parthenium) (previously called …
It is considered an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, carminative, stimulant, nervine, antispasmodic, emmenagogue, and febrifuge. It is very similar ... «Sandusky Register, Aug 14»
Tethwan: A depleting treasure
“It is an integral part of many drugs of anti-microbial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, chologogue, febrifuge and anti-helminthes use. «Kashmir Life, May 14»
San Francisco's Gold Rush Cocktail
The Los Angeles Times described it as “a febrifuge of rare and mystical ingredients.” And Rudyard Kipling theorized it was made “of the shavings of cherubs' ... «Roads and Kingdoms, Mar 14»
Fernet-Branca: A little swig of 'Satan's mouthwash'
An 1865 newspaper ad referred to the “renowned liqueur” created by Bernardino Branca, whose family still produces it, as “febrifuge, vermifuge ... «Macleans.ca, Aug 13»
The Gin and Tonic
An Incan healer treats the bark, and the bark heals the countess, who in 1639 returns to Europe bearing the Countess's Powder, the febrifuge ... «Slate Magazine, May 13»
