NO. VI. SYNOPTICAL TABLE OF MEDICINAL PLANTS. 



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English name. Latin name. 



Herb-Ro- 

 bert. 



Hog's Fen- 

 nel. 



Holly. 



Honey- 

 suckle. 



Hop. 



Horehound 

 (White). 



Horehound 

 (Black). 



Horse-Ra- 

 dish. 



Horse-tail. 



Hounds- 

 tongue. 



House-leek. 



Hyssop. 



Ivy. 



Juniper. 



Lady's Man 



tie. 

 Lavender. 



Laurel, 

 (Cherry.) 



Geranium ro- 

 bertianum. 



Peucedanum 

 officinale. 



Ilex aquifo- 



lium. 

 Lonicera Peri- 



clymenum. 



Humulus Lu- 

 pulus. 



Marrubium 

 vulgare. 



Ballota nigra. 



Cochlearia Ar- 

 moracia. 



Equisetum ar- 

 vense. 



Part used. 



Herb. 



Root. 



Leaves. 



Flowers, 

 bark. 



Strobiles. 



Herb. 



Herb. 



Root. 



Herb. 



Cynoglossum 

 officinale. 



Sempervivum 

 tectorum. 



Hyssopus of- 

 ficinalis. 



Hedera Helix. 



Juniperus com- 

 munis. 



Alchemilla vul- 

 garis. 



Lavandula 

 Spica. 



Prunus Lauro 

 cerasus. 



Herb, 



root. 



Herb. 



Herb. 



Leaves, 

 berries, 

 resin. 



Berries, 

 wood. 



Properties. 



Deobstruent, as- 

 I tringent, repel- 

 | lent, anodyne? 



^eobstruent, ex- 

 pectorant, deter- 

 sive. 



Febrifuge, tonic. 



Antispasmodic ; 

 bark sudorific, 

 diuretic. 



Narcotic, ano- 

 dyne, tonic, diu 

 retic. 



Expectorant, ton- 

 ic, deobstruent, 

 diuretic. 



Deobstruent, em- 

 menagogue. 



Excitant, diuretic, 

 expectorant. 



Diseases in which used. 



Alvine fluxes ; calculous and 

 gravelly complaints ; jaundice ? 

 intermittents ? externally, cancer ; 

 tumours ; ulcers. 



Visceral obstructions * ; asthma ; 

 chronic coughs ; hysteria ; sup- 

 pression of the menses ; ex- 

 ternally, leprous and other cu- 

 taneous eruptions *. 



Intermittent fevers* ; liver com- 

 plaints. 



Asthma ; nervous coughs ; baric, 

 in gout; rheumatism; syphilis; 

 cutaneous affections. 



Gout ; rheumatism * ; dyspepsia* ; 

 hypochondriasis ; nephritis ; ex- 

 ternally, in the sleeplessness 

 of delirious fever*; cancerous 

 ulcers ; rheumatic pains ; 

 bruises. 



Hysteria ; pituitous asthma ; 

 chronic coughs * ; cachexia *; 

 obstructed menses ; worms ; ob- 

 stinate costiveness. 



Hysteria; fluor albus ; hypochon- 

 driasis ; anorexia ; gout ; ex- 

 ternally, hard tumours ; ulcers. 



Scurvy ; rheumatism * ; dropsy ; 

 gravel ; dyspepsia ; asthma * ; 

 locally, in hoarseness and paraly- 



Astringent, diu- Dysentery * ; spitting of blood ; 

 retic. uterine hemorrhages ; ulceration 



of kidneys ; sequel of scarlet 

 fever and erysipelas ; externally, 

 indolent ulcers, 

 ano- Catarrh ; coughs * ; diarrhoea ; 

 fluor albus ; hemorrhages ; ex- 

 ternally, tumours and ulcers. 

 Fevers ; dysentery ; sore throat* ; 

 externally, inflamed surfaces ; 

 burns ; aphthae *. 

 Dyspepsia * ; sickness ; gout ; 

 chronic coughs and humoral 

 asthma ; externally, bruises. 

 Leaves, in the atrophy of infants 

 and externally to ulcers and 

 eruptions; berries, in fever, 

 rheumatism, and exanthemata ; 

 resin, in atonic diseases. 

 Dropsies * ; catarrhs of the lungs 

 andbladder*; calculus; asthma; 

 flatulence ; suppression of the 

 menses ; wood, in rheumatism. 

 Hemorrhages ; alvine fluxes ; 



fluor albus. 

 Stomach complaints ; hysteria ; 

 faintings * ; paralysis ; head- 

 aches. 

 Pulmonary complaints; spasmodic 

 coughs; asthma; melancholy; 

 agues. 



Narcotic, 

 dyne, astringent. 



Refrigerant, as- 

 tringent. 



Tonic, stomachic, 

 expectorant. 



Leaves tonic and 

 detersive ; berries 

 purgative, dia- 

 phoretic ; resin 

 tonic. 



Diuretic, carmi 



j native ; wood su 



• dorific. 



Leaves Astringent, so 

 and root, phisticant? 



Flowering Excitant, cepha 

 tops. i lie, errhine. 



Leaves. Sedative, diuretic. 



