Xantoxylon tricarpon
Y.
Yucca filamentosa.
Acer rubrum.—The inner bark boiled to a sirup, made into pills, and these dissolved in water, is used in cases of sore eyes; the eyes washed therewith.
Actæa racemosa.—The root in spirits, these made use of in rheumatic pains.
Adianthum Capillus Verenis.—A decoction of the whole plant, used as an emetic in cases of ague and fever. A very strong medicine.
Aesculus Pavia.—The nuts pounded, are used in poultices.
Agave.—The root is chewed in obstinate cases of diarrhœa with wonderful success. It is, however, a very strong medicine.
Allium.—The Indians are fond of, for culinary purposes.