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A practical treatise on the peculiar tonic & stomachic properties of the round-leaf cornel, (Cornus circinata) : particularly in cases of indigestion of weakly & elderly people, and for local and general debility, the consequences of excessive indulgence in spirituous or vinous liquors, savoury dishes, or a long residence in a tropical climate, and for the breaking up the system, termed the climacteric malady : with directions as to the choice of articles of diet, etc. etc. : to which is added, an account of the antispasmodic properties of the lobelia inflata, with directions for its exhibition in spasmodic asthma, hooping cough, St. Vitus's dance, etc.

by Robinson, Joseph Heyliger, d. 1835 1829G

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Robinson, Joseph Heyliger, d. 1835, Royal College of Surgeons of England

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A digitised book or periodical from a research library. Written or issued by Robinson, Joseph Heyliger, d. 1835. Published 1829. London : Sold by S. Highley. Catalogued under: Cornus; Plant Preparations, therapeutic use; Phytotherapy; Diet; Lobelia; Asthma, drug therapy.

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