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Black. The Lacrymal and Meibomian Glands, and Adjacent Organs of the Eye. 1, 1. Inner wall of orbit. 2, 2. Inner portion of orbicularis palpebra rum. 3,3. Attachment to circumference of base of orbit. 4. Orifice for transmi ion of nasal artery. 5. Muscle of Horner (tensor tarsi). 6, 6. Meibomian glands. 7, 7. Orbital portion of lacrymal gland. 8, 9, 10. Palpebral portion. 11, 11. Mouths of excretory ducts. 12, 13. Lacrymal puncta. Meibomius, of, a of a Meibomian gland. M., Foramen of. See Foramina, Table of. M., Glands of. See Gland . Meigs's Capillaries. Capillaries penetrating the muscle-fibers of the heart. See Capillary . M.'s Formula or Mixture, an artificial food closely approaching in composition that of human milk. It consists of 10 c.c. of cream. 5 c.c. of milk, 10 c.c. of lime-water, 15 c.c. of water, and 2.2 grams of milk sugar. It is alkaline in reaction, and is composed of 88.42 parts water, 11.58 parts total solids, 4 parts fat, I. II parts albuminoids, 6.26 parts sugar and 0.21 part ash. Meio- (nti'-o-). For words thus beginning, see Mia-. Mei ner (inlsf-ner). A German anatomist. M., Corpuscles of. See Corpuscles, Tactile, of Wagner. M.'s Ganglia. See Ganglia, Table of M.'s Method, a method of inducing premature labor by puncturing the membranes close up to the fundus of the womb to permit of gradual escape of the liquor amnii. M., Plexus of, a plexus of nerves found in the submucous layer of the small intestine. See Plexus . Mel.j. Honey. The substance deposited in the honeycomb by the common honey-bee, Apis mellific a, and a few other hymenopterous insects. It consists of a solution of cane-sugar and grape-sugar, with coloring and odorous matters. It is emollient, nutritive, and often laxative, its properties depending mainly on the character of the flowers from which it is taken. It is an excellent vehicle for expectorant gargles, etc. M. boracis, honey of borax; 64 grains of borax to the ounce of honey. M. despumatum, clarified honey, prepared by heating, skimming, and straining the natural product. M. rosae, honey of rose; red rose 8, clarified honey 92 parts, dilute s. It is used locally as a gargle. Melada (mel-a'-t/nh). A moist brown sugar, produced like the muscovado, but not drained free of mola es. Hoarse voiced. (tnel-am-po' -de-uni) jiklac, black; nrofcj foot. Black footed.