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Meanings of Peruvian bark in anglès
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quina Medicinal bark of cinchona trees; source of quinine and quinidine.
Synonyms
Examples for "cinchona"
Examples for "cinchona"
1
The success attendant upon the growth of a substitute for cinchona is significant.
2
The mode adopted by the bark-peelers of obtaining cinchona varies somewhat in different districts.
3
They are at the foot of the cinchona over there.
4
But the cinchona tree once glowing abundantly, quinine would of course become infinitely cheaper.
5
But it is half-past five, and I must go and take my cinchona bark.
1
But it is half-past five, and I must go and take my cinchona bark.
2
This was the introduction of cinchona bark (from which quinine is obtained) in 1640.
3
The genus Exostemma yields various kinds of false cinchona bark, which do not contain the cinchona alkalies.
4
Men go git cinchona bark now.
5
The imports of cinchona bark to this country are from 225,000 to 556,000 lbs.
1
We ought to be furnished yearly with at least half a hundredweight of Jesuit's bark.
2
As soon as he heard the name swamp fever, Rolf remembered that, in Redding, Jesuit's bark (known later as quinine) was the sovereign remedy.
3
Overcome by this evidence I bestow on the good fathers a double portion of gratitude, for they imported the Quinquina yet known as " Jesuit's bark."
4
Its early name, " Jesuit's Bark," showed one step of her process.
5
This is my own mixture: Jesuit's Bark, limonum, and opium, made more firm by a base of oxymel.
Usage of Peruvian bark in anglès
1
Evidently the best ingredient in the bitters was the solvent, not the Peruvian bark.
2
This is the celebrated Peruvian bark, to which the name of chinchona has been given.
3
They do not go to Peru on a Peruvian bark, but on an English steamer.
4
Under the last head fall tobacco, tea, coffee, cocoa, sugar, Peruvian bark and other drugs.
5
Still more recently, quinia taking the place of Peruvian bark, the old plan of administering large doses has been resumed.
6
Wild nations trust to simples; and, perhaps, the Peruvian bark is not the only specifick which those extensive regions may afford us.
7
For "tartar emetic," give Peruvian bark and water, (or a strong decoction of green tea, if you have not the bark.)
8
Lime-water with a little Peruvian bark is very good to be occasionally used by those who have defective teeth, or an offensive breath.
9
How should we be handicapped if we still had to fight malarial disease with the crude Peruvian bark instead of its chief alkaloid, quinine!
10
Take Peruvian bark, two ounces; wild cherry tree bark, 1 ounce; cinnamon, one drachm; powdered capsicum, one teaspoonful; sulphur, one ounce; port wine, two quarts.
11
A little Peruvian bark put in the teeth just before going to bed, and washed out in the morning, is an excellent preservative of teeth.
12
I send off all who are able to walk about, and have to feed the inhabitants of my hospital with Indian corn and Peruvian bark.
13
I had last evening applyed a poltice of peruvian barks at 1 P.M.
14
For the vertigo arising from indigestion, the peruvian bark and a blister are recommended.
15
Chills and Fever, Peruvian Bark and Rhubarb for.-
16
Peruvian bark and wine were then administered.
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