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Be SCRIPTION or Roots 
‘ee : 
is plant rises two or three feet in hes ; 
Bisiring ellow flowers, succeeded by a small 
burr, which sticks to the clothes. It grows ia 
cultivated fields, by the road sides, and n the 
oods; blooms in July and August, and aoe: 
tines called cuakiadistes stick we ye 
“The root is a mild astringent tovic, and i ie. 
good for bowel ee ss ‘Be. The. 
root and herb taken in t 
generally a ae 
for gra aren 
be Srectened with honey to 1 make it pi 
Angelica. 
pau plant grows from two to four feet 
aving large, round, hollow stalks, with, 
jae some distance from each ot 
bears Sis flowers, the eat ing 
parsnip, ripe in ag ankles on aromatic 
taste; it grows rich places near near streams. 
