Muguet

(mu-gwa'). Thrush; aphtha; parasitic stomatitis. Miihlhauser's am in at i on. Method. See Sputum , Methods of Ex- Mulatto. The offspring of a negro mother and a white father, or a white mother and a negro father. The term is also loosely applied to other and all degrees of intermixture. According to the cla ification adopted and recognized in the French slave-colonies, the people of color were supposed to represent a whole of 128 parts white and 128 parts black. Nine different varieties of mixed race were recognized; but between each of these there exist a vast number of intermediate shades and inter blendings for which no cla ification was attempted, or could be made, even in theory: White.; Black. 1. The sacratra, nearest of all to the pure negro type, may be the result of 5 combinations, and may have j 8-16 2. The griffe, result of 5 combinations,..; 21- 32 3. The capre, or marabou, result of 5 com i bin a tions,; 40- 48 4. The mulatre (mulatto), result of 12 combinations 56- 70 5. The quarter on (quadroon), result of 20 combinations 71- 76 6. The metis, result of 6 combinations,.. 104-112 7. The mamelouc, result of 5 combinations, 116-120 8. The quarte ronne, result of 4 combinations,; 122-124 9. The sang-mele (lit. " mixed blood "), the result of 4 combinations: 125-127 112-120 96-104 80- 88 32- 57 16- 24 8- 12 58-72 4- Mulberry (mul'-ber-e). See Morns. M. Calculus, a large, rough urinary calculus of oxalate of lime. It often attains a considerable size, has a rough, irregular surface, and is of a dark color. It is very hard, and on section presents an angular structure, with dark-colored laminre, which are very compact, and are often marked with fine parallel lines. The nucleus most commonly consists of a mixture of urates, uric acid, and oxalate of lime. M. Ma . See Morula . M. Rash, the eruption of typhus fever. M. Rob. See Rob . M. Tongue. See Strawberry Tongue.