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Solid; firm to the touch. H.-hack, the leaves and twigs of Spirtza to mentos a; it is astringent and tonic, and a popular New England remedy in diarrhea and cholera infantum. Dose gr. v— xv, in decoction; of the fid. ext. 3 — j. Unof. The shrub Potentilla fruticosa is locally called hardhack; its properties are the same as those of the species named. H. Palate. See Palate . H. Pitch. See Pitch . H. Resins. See Resins . H.tack, a form of biscuit used in the navy and army. Hartig's White Ma . A substance for injecting ti ues. Di olve 125 gms. of lead acetate in enough water to make the whole weigh 500 gms. Di olve 95 gms. of sodium carbonate in enough water to make the whole weigh 500 gms. One volume of each of these solutions is mixed with two volumes of strong Harden berg i a (har-den-ber' '-j'e-ah). A genus of Australian leguminous plants. The root of H. monophylla, called lilac, and sarsaparilla, is said to be a good substitute for true sarsaparilla. Unof.