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1
The
milky
juice
of the Osage orange is used as a wart-cure.
2
The
milky
juice
is employed for the treatment of inflammation and rheumatism.
3
When bruised the pod exudes a white,
milky
juice
.
4
The poison more generally employed is the
milky
juice
of the tree Euphorbia ('E.
5
The
milky
juice
of the Cactus mamillaris is equally sweet.)
6
The
milky
juice
of the creeper is gathered and treated in much the same way as the gutta.
7
Few facts are more firmly established than that the
milky
juice
softens-inother words hastens the decomposition of-flesh
8
After a while it is pounded and rubbed until all the
milky
juice
is squeezed out of it.
9
When a cut is made in the poppy head, a tiny tear of
milky
juice
exudes, and hardens.
10
A
milky
juice
formed in digestion.
11
It produces a
milky
juice
,
with which the people dye the palms of their hands, instead of with henna.
12
A
milky
juice
came out.
13
Its stem and leaves yield, when wounded, an acrid
milky
juice
which is popularly applied for destroying warts, and corns.
14
Such delicious,
milky
juice
!
15
Those are manchineel apples; with their
milky
juice
the old Caribs were wont to poison the barbs of their parrot-feathered arrows.
16
The peculiar properties of the
milky
juice
which exudes from every part of the plant were noticed two hundred years ago.
milky
juice
milky