Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Radish, Wholesomeness of The

The radish is generally considered a pleasant stimulating condiment; it is, however, an article of diet which most dyspeptic patients would do well to avoid. Radish-juice mixed with sugar-candy is a popular and useful German remedy for hoarseness and cough.

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