BOLDO

[Fr. Cod.], n. Bold’o. Lat., bold us. The leaves of Peumus b.; thought to be tonic (especially to the intestinal canal), narcotic, and diuretic. [A, 471; B, 81.]—B.-glucin. A glucoside Gr., Sanir- Acobtained by Chapoteaut from the leaves of Peumus bd.; hypnotic and thought by tieanglie likely to prove of value in neurotic and maniacal insomnia. [‘ Lancet,” Oct. 16, 1886, p. 744.] — Fluid extract of b. See Boupr extractum fluidum.—Tincture of b. Fr,, teinture de b. [Fr. Cod.]. A tincture prepared with 20 parts of the leaves of Peumus b, and 100 of 60-per-cent. alcohol. [B, Chis Wine of b. Fr., vin de b, [Fr. Cod.]. A preparation made with 100 parts of Madeira wine and 3 of the leaves of Peumus b. [B, 81.]