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NATURAL FAMILIES OF JUSSIEU. 
Names. Examples. Properties. 
39. Labiatae. Sage, catnip. Secernant stimulant, stomachic, tonic. 
40. Scrophulariae. Foxglove. Narcotic, absorbent, deobstruent. 
41. Solaneae. Red pepper, henbane. Narcotic, cathartic, warming stomachic. 
42. Boragineae. Comfrey. Astringent, vulnerary , emollient. 
43. Convolvuli. Jalap, dodder. Cathartic. 
44. Polemonia. Lichnidia. Feeble tonic. 
45. Bignoniae. Snake-head. Cathartic, narcotic. 
46. Gentianae. Caroline Pink. Cathartic, tonic. 
47. Apocyneae. Milkweed. Cathartic, narcotic, deobstruent. 
48. Sapotae. Sour sop. Cathartic, antispasmodic. 
Class IX. Corollas surrounding the germ. 
49. Guaiacanae. Lignum vitae. Tonic, warming stomachic. 
50. Rhododendra. Laurel. Tonic, narcotic. 
51. Ericae. Wintergreen. Tonic, astringent, refrigerant. 
52. Campanulaceae. Lobelia. Cathartic, emetic, deobstruent. 
Class X. Corollas on the germ — anthers united. 
53. Cichoraceae. Lettuce, endive. Aperient, mild anodyne. 
54. Cinarocephalae. Thistle, burdock. Tonic, if nauseous, cathartic. 
55. Corymbiferae. Boneset, fleabane. Tonic, secernant, stimulant. 
Class XI. Corollas on the germ — anthers separate. 
56. Dipsaceae. Button bush, teasel. Weak tonic. 
57. Rubiaceac. Bedstraw, venus pride. Weak tonic, aperient. 
58. Caprifolia. Elder, dogwood. Tonic, cathartic if nauseous. 
Section third. Flowers polypetalous. 
Class XII. Stamens on the germ. 
59. Araliae. Ginseng, spikenard. Tonic, expectorant. 
60. Umbellifcrae. Cicuta, fennel. Stomachic, narcotic, if nauseous. 
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Class XIII. Stamens below the germ. 
Ranunculaceac. Crowfoot, gold thread. Narcotic, astringent. 
Papaveraceae. Bloodroot, poppy. 
Radish, cabbage. 
Cleome, mignonette. 
Soap- berry. 
Maple tree. 
Barbadoes cherry. 
John’s wort, sundew. 
Misseltoe-rose. 
Orange, lemon. 
Cruciferae. 
Capparides. 
Sapindi. 
Acera. 
Malpighiae. 
Hyperica. 
Guttiferae. 
Aurantia. 
Meliae. 
Vites. 
Gerania. 
Malvaceae. 
Magnoliae. 
Annonae. 
Mcnisperma. 
Berberides. 
Tiliaccac. 
Cisti. 
llutaceac. 
Narcotic, anodyne. 
Emollient stomachic. 
Aperient, narcotic if nauseous. 
Emollient. 
Aperient. 
Aperient. 
Tonic, vulnerary. 
Expectorant, secernant, stimulant. 
Tonic, refrigerant. 
Tea. Astringent, anodyne. 
Grape. [urn. Astringent, refrigerant. 
Wood-sorrel, geraui- Tonic, refrigerant, narcotic if 
Hollyhock. 
White wood. 
Custard apple. 
Moonsced. 
Witch hazel. 
Basswood. 
Rock-rose, violet. 
Rue. 
Caryophilleac. Pink, flax. 
Emollient, aperient, [nauseous. 
Tonic, aperient. 
Tonic, aperient. 
Feeble narcotic. 
Astringent, refrigerant. 
Emollient, aperient. 
Tonic. 
Caustic, narcotic. 
Emollient, aperient. 
Class IX.— Class X.— Class XI.— Class XII.— Class XIII. 
