Swedish

(swe'-dish). Petti ing to Sweden. S. Green. Same as Green. S. Movements, certain scientific intended to exercise and develop the human bod They were originated by I. ing, a Swede, in the eai part of the nineteenth century. are such as are applied to the patient without ance; active movements are performed by the on centric movements are performed by the patient, iwhile the operator or some other power resists; exmovements are performed by some power outride of the patient while he resists. S. System. See Ling's System.!,-eeny (swe/-ne). A wasting, or ge, of the shoulder-muscles of the horse, v due to some lamene of the foot or fore is also called swinney. ME., srvete, sweet. A quality of taste if which sugar and honey furnish examples. S.iread, the true sweet-bread, regarded by gourmets as, great delicacy, is the thymus gland of the calf, found ccasionallv persistent, but as a rule only present: i the fetus and young calf, at the ventral side t"lethe trachea, partly the without within chest, between layers and of partly the anterior lediastinum. It is elongated, of a grayish-white lol or, and lobulated on its surface. It is comlonly known amongst butchers as the " throat read. "" The pancreas is vulgarly termed the gutbread " or " belly sweet-bread," and is the rticle which would be supplied in the great lajority of cases by butchers asked for the sweet read. See Pancreas . S. Centaury. See Vacalia. S.-b., Chest, the thymus gland. S. the root of Osmorrhiza longistylis. An romatic stomachic, carminative, and expectorant, •ose of the fid. ext..TJ-ij. Unof. S. Fern,: le leaves and tops of Compt on i a asp len i folia. stringent, carminative, and alterative, of the fid. ext. Unof. S. Flag, ee Calamus. S. Gale, the bark of J/yrica gale..stringent and stimulant. Dose of the fid. ext. Unof. S. Gum, the bark of Liijttidambar 'ita. Tonic and astringent. A popular domes: remedy in diarrhea. Dose of the rid. ext. he balsam exuding from the tree is much used as corrigent of fetid breath. Unof. S. Niter, sweet ' niter, spiritus aether is nitros i. S.-oil. See Oleum. S. -scented Water-lily. See.Yvwrata. S. Shrub. See Calycanthus . S. Sumach. See Rhus aromatic a. S. Wine. See Wines. el. To grow in ilk; to puff out. S. -bodies (Schwellkorper), Zuckkandl's for the venous plexuses found over the rbinated term bodies. lied.