GRAINS OF PARADISE.The seeds of the Amomum Granum Paradisae, belonging to a genus of plants, all of which bear aromatic seeds. These grains are stimulant, aromatic, and tonic, and have been given in large doses with good effect in agues, and paralysis. They are also used to give strength to beer, wine, &e. In moderation, they certainly improve those beverages, and act as a tonic. In veterinary practice, they are very serviceable in the diseases of animals, as a permanent stimulant.
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