...mere wood-smoke is also thus explained. In a pure state, kreosote is sometimes employed by the dentist for relieving tooth-ache arising from putrefactive decay in the substance of the tooth. CHRYSEN AND PYREN. — M. Laurent extracted from pitch, by distillation at a high temperature, two...

...mere wood-smoke is also thus explained. In a pure state, kreosote is sometimes employed by the dentist for relieving toothache arising from putrefactive decay in the substance of the tooth. CHBYSEN AND PTEEN. — M. Laurent extracted from pitch, by distillation at a high temperature, two...

...mere wood-smoke is also thus explained. In a pure state, kreosote is sometimes employed by the dentist for relieving toothache, arising from putrefactive decay in the substance of the tooth. CHKYSEN AND PiBEN. — M. Laurent extracted from pitch, by distillation at a high temperature, two...

...wood-smokewinch gives to the latter its characteristic smell, its property of causing lachrymation, and its power of curing meats and fish. Creosote diluted...peculiar smoky flavor to what is called " Irish whiskey." G82. Tar.—There are several varieties of tar. The kind so largely employed in the arts, as in ship-building,...

...property of causing laclirymation, and its power of curing meats and fish. Creosote diluted with alcohol is often employed for relieving toothache arising...smoky flavor to what is called "Irish whiskey." 682. T ari — There are several varieties of tar. The kind so largely employed in the arts, as in ship-building,...

...property of causing lachrymation, and its power of curing meats and fish. Creosote diluted with alcohol is often employed for relieving toothache arising...smoky flavor to what is called " Irish whiskey." 682. Tafi — There are several varieties of tar. The kind so largely employed in the arts, as in ship-building,...

...property of causing lachrymation, and its power of curing meats and fish. Creosote diluted with alcohol is often employed for relieving toothache arising...peculiar smoky flavor to what is called " Irish whiskey." C82. T art — There are several varieties of tar. The kind so largely employed in the arts, as in...

...property of causing lachrymation, and its power of curing meats and fish. Creosote diluted with alcohol is often employed for relieving toothache arising..."Irish whiskey." 682. Tar , — There are several varicties*f tar. The kind so largely employed in the arts, as in ship-building, is obtained by subjecting...

...mere wood-smoke is also thus explained. In a pure state, kreosote is sometimes employed by the dentist for relieving toothache, arising from putrefactive decay in the substance of the tooth. CHRYSEN AND PYREN. — M. Laurent extracted from pitch, by distillation at a high temperature, two...

...be attributed to the creosote which they contain. Both creosote and phenol are used by the dentist for relieving toothache arising from putrefactive decay in the substance of the tooth. Veratrol, f 8rT100,. — This compound is obtained by d!?tilling veratric acid (an acid extruded from...