INDEX, 779 
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URINARY DISORDERS, Etc., 
continued, 
Cherries, against stone and 
uric acid - - - HiZ 
Cream of tartar, for gravel - 34 
Currant, white, wine, against 
stone - - - - 3 
Cuttle-fish juice, sepia, in 
broth, soothes urinary 
passages - - - 638, 639 
Dandelion for bed wetting - 195 
2 more freely given 
it induces urinary flow - 611 
Fennel - - - 270, 271 
Fruits, fresh, by their alka- 
line salts, prevent gravel 
304, 310 
Gin, promotes flow of urine 
by its juniper, or turpen- 
tine “ - - - 335 
Glycerine, against gravel - 637 
Gooseberry leaves, against 
gravel - - - - 310 
Grape cure (not sweet grapes) 350 
Hedgehog, as food, against 
bed wetting - - - 360 
Hop tea soothes urinary 
sages, and _ irritable 
ladder - - - - 356 
Horse radish, against stone 
in bladder - - 409 
Juniper berries,against stone, 
and to promote flow of 
urine - - - - 337 
Kidney animal (of sheep, 
calf, or pig) and its extract, 
for kidney troubles, and 
their effects - - 418, 419 
Leek, against triple phos- 
phate stone in bladder - 532 
Lentil, against gravel - 85, 86 
Mallow syrup, stimulates the 
kidneys - - - - 
Medlar, against gravel - 309 
Millipedes, hog lice, against 
gravel, by their earth 
salts - - - - 216 
Nettle tea, against gravel - 380 
Oatmeal tea, weak, ere, 
urinary pa : t i 
strong it will irritate them 510 
Onion, promotes flow of urine 527 
Parsley tea, for irritable 
_ urinary passages - “ 
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Parsnip, and its water, against 
stone, and promotes flow - 551 
Peach flowers” - - 559, 560 
Pepsin, apply, for soreness of 
urinary passages - - 
Pimpernel (Burnet) against 
irritable urinary mem- 
branes” - - - - 
Pine woods, toreside amongst, 
will protect from urinary 
troubles. 
Potato, watery, against 
gravel, by its alkaline salts 
575-581 
Radish root, stimulates flow, 
and dissolves gravel - - 593 
Rhubarb, garden, to avoid if 
gouty, or subject to gravel 
389, 390 
Roses, red, conserve of, 
soothes urinary passages 
and irritable bladder - 598 
Salt, at table, prevents gravel, 
stone being rare where 
salt abounds, as among 
sailors “ é - 617, 619 
Snails, as food, promote urin- 
ary flow when difficult, 
and small shells powdered 
will obviate gravel - - 645 
Soap, Alicant, against stone 
in the bladder - - - 
Soapwort, to soothe urinary 
irritation - - - 
Sorrel, to avoid, if liable to 
outy deposits in urine 
pita slain 388, 427 
Stephens, Mrs. Joanna’s, 
recipe against stone, as 
purchased by the Govern- 
ment - - - 2 
Strawberries, promote the 
urinary flow - - - 
Tar water, promotes urinary 
flow - - - 94,95 
Thyme bed, for hog lice, - 
against gravel or stone - 216 
Tomato, to avoid if gouty, or 
subject to urinary oxalates 
99, 704 
Turnip water, promotes flow 594 
Turpentine tears, or spirit, 
for irritable urinary pas- 
sages, Pine from - 61,706 ~ 
