Achillea lanulosa Nutt. Yarrow. Carduaceæ. Thistle family.
Ha'tsenawe, ‘cold leaf’ (ha < ha'li, leaf; tse'nawe, cold).
The leaves of this plant are said to produce a cooler sensation, when applied to the skin, than those of any other plant.
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The entire plant ground and mixed with cold water is applied to burns. When thus used the medicine is common property.
One paragraph omitted at […]: it describes the plant's use by the fraternities that perform with fire, which the book records as their exclusive property. The author's small-type note on yarrow in Europe and India, printed below the article, is not transcribed.