medicine pannier (med is in pan"yer)

In the United States army, a pannier for the transportation of medicines either in wagons or on pack-animals. mediciner (med'i-si-ner), n. [ Better fashioned mediciners have brought fewer patients through. Scott , Abbot. med i cinerea (mē di-si-nē'rē-a), n . [NL., medius , medius , 1 median, + NL. cinerea , q. v.] The cinerea or gray matter of the lenticula and of the claustrum of the brain, which occupies a position intermediate between the ectocinerea and the entocinerea. What may, for the sake of a general term, be called me dicinerea . Buck's Handbook of Med . Sciences, VIII. 136. medicine-seal (med'i-sin-sel), n. One of certain small greenish square stones found near old Roman towns and stations throughout Europe, engraved with inscriptions on one or more borders, which were used as seals by Roman physicians to stamp the names of their medicines on wax or other plastic substance. medicine-stamp (med'i-sin-stamp), n. Same as medicine- seal . [L. medic us, medical, + chirurgicus, chirurgical: see chirurgic, chirurgical.] Pertaining or relating to medicine and surgery; consisting of both physicians and surgeons: as, a medico ciety. chirurgical journal; the Medico chirurgical So