A POLL IN ARIS

(Lat.), adj. and n, f.;- rits, 1. Of or pertaining to Apollo. [B, 121.] See HERBA a. 5 (N.) An ancient name for several narcotic plants, including Hyoscyamus, [Pliny, Apuleius (A, 312).] 3. (N.) A spring in the valley of the Ahr, in Rheuish Pru ia, the water of which is used largel as a beverage. alone or mixed with wine, and to some extent medicinally as an alkaline remedy. The following table shows an average of eight analyses by Bischof and Mohr: Sodium carbonate 6964 grains in a pint. esium carbonate. 2751 * hs ” Calcium carbonate. 1' k “ C Sodium chloride 2743 %. Sodium sulphate. 1548 * SOR A2p(a%p)-o- Sodium phosphate k Pota ium salts. | traces Tron oxide, with alumina. Silicic acid. 0°049 grain in a pint. 0:099 2 Pe Carbonic acid’ (free ‘and’ semi-com- - 4281 cub, in. “ * 44 T 1A, 363,]