North American elm having rough leaves that are red when opening; yields a hard wood.
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Poultices of dock leaves and slippery elm were also used when were sick.
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Drink hot drinks, such as hoarhound, ginger, flaxseed, hot lemonade or slippery elm.
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They make excellent poultices from the bark of the bass and the slippery elm.
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About all that Tesreau had was a fine physique and a mouthful of slippery elm.
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Never before have I seen the California slippery elm or leatherwood tree in such perfect form.
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The slippery elm said it would give of its bark to make the soothing healing drink.
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By the time he had found out that it was slippery elm he was sound asleep.
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An Old Remedy.-Chewfreely of slippery elm bark.
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If you can get hold of any slippery elm powder, add a bit of that as well.
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In severe cases a poultice is useful, made of pulverized slippery elm and warm milk and water.
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They will chew anything from a piece of India rubber shoe to slippery elm and liquorice root.
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Used dock leaves, slippery elm for poultices.
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Tinctures of slippery elm, barberry, fennel, juniper.
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One ounce of each of the following, slippery elm bark, crushed thyme, coltsfoot flowers, hyssop or marshmallow.
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Teas made of boneset, hoarhound, pennyroyal, ginger, catnip, hops, slippery elm, etc., were good and are now.
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The slippery elm offered its bark; the sassafras its roots; the cherry tree its bark and its berries.
