448 on siamese products. 



Woods used Medicinally, or as Dyes. 



64. Rang deng, in conjunction with 67, 68, and 85, against rheumatism 

 and lumbago. The wood having been rasped, a decoction is made, with 

 which, when yet hot, the aching limbs or spots are bathed. 



65. Muat Kong. 66. Sang Kung noi. 



67. Tiam leek, or Talumnook, against rheumatism (see 64) ; it is like- 

 wise used with Yawkowyien (76) and Kampengtshet'tshan (82) in a de- 

 coction against eruptions. 



68. Saikhi (see 64) ; 69. Kehleh ; 70. Hanglaideng ; 81. Fang, or 

 Sapan wood. Dye woods. The quantity of Sapan wood (Coesalpiuia 

 Sappan, Lin.) exported, amounted in 1859 to 203,597 piculs ; in 1861 it 

 had decreased to 71,318 piculs* 



71. Plowyai, in conjunction with Plownoi (78), steeped in the common 

 rum of the country, is used in cases of over-fatigue by bathing the limbs 

 and body with the infusion. 



72. Xainiah thalai, as a lotion against swellings of the joints. 



73. Nua mai. Eagle or Aquila wood (Aquilaria Agallochum) containing 

 a resin which, when burnt, diffuses great fragrance. This resin is only 

 found inside the trunk or heart on its commencing to decay. It is used in 

 infusions against headaches. 



74. Kritzana, said to be obtained from a tree similar to the eagle wood. 

 Infusions are likewise used in headaches. 



75. Samkung — an infusion in brandy or rum, in connection with Sam 

 Kung noi (80), is given as a strengthening remedy to lying-in women. It 

 is likewise used without Samkungnoi in menstrual disorders. 



76. Fawkowyien (see 67). 



77. Muakdeng — infusion against eruptions, used as a lotion, or in a bath. 



78. Plownoi (see 71). 



79. Hanglai-phuak, rasped and steeped in orange-water, is employed 

 against sore throats. 



80. Samkung noi. 



81. Fang, or Sapan wood (see 68 — 70). 



82. Kampengtshet'tshan (see 67). 



85. Kow 'one' priam (see 64). 



86. Lodammung — infusion against costiveness. 



Dried and Salted Fresh and Sea-water Fishes. 



Sea-icater Fishes. 



87. Pla Talam. 



88. Kurow. 



89. Kapung. 



90. Yalomet hamang. 



91. Siziet. 



92. Pla tsong. 



93. Yalomet. 



* A picul is 133^ lbs. avoirdupois. 



