Bs FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 
bigh, terminating in several branches at the SOPs 
which produce the flowers and seeds. Leave 
thin. 
re: is said to be tonic, carminative, Game, 
imulating; and is highly | prized as an ex- 
tral application to eorae , poison 
eadache , &e.- SS ioe, 3 is beneficial i in 
ic. Jatenie poy and indiges- 
tion. | Applied i int roeatry. the whole = may 
be used, seen oF 
= : Ladies’ a 
Thi is is likewise called Moc: asitf Flower, Pak 
F “Nktve. Tis 
; ice’ as the white, red, and- sow from the 
color of their flowers. It has five stems grow- 
ing from .one root, and rising from one to two 
ae high, beating from three to seven leaves, 
three flowers. The flower is 
in ae form of a purse or bag, open at the top, 
and looking heen like a mocasin, and 
bear: . the ndians it is called, mocasin 
. a 4 an 
nervous ‘sys 
in cases sti 
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