Then, bethinking himself, he exclaims: I have a little bottle, called elecampane, If the man is alive, let him rise and fight again.
"John Keble's Parishes"
Charlotte M Yonge
The stout stalks of elecampane with their large leaves and yellowish brown flowers were seen, and numerous small plants peeped from among their rich setting of vines and mosses.
"See America First"
Orville O. Hiestand
Thus I reached home in better cheer than I had hoped; and when Susan told me that Cousin Maud was in the kitchen ordering the supper, I crept up- stairs, hastily changed my wet raiment, sent forth my man to tell Ann that she was to come to me, and then, in the best chamber, I fetched forth the elecampane wine which I had ever found the best remedy when my cousin needed some strength.
"Margery, Volume 7."
Georg Ebers