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389 Valtuljb conniTentee, S63 V^etarianiam, Baxwell's ol»ei va- tiona respecting, 74 Vemes, on the stability of calomel, 800 Vemeuil, his gastrostomy, 12 Vertigo, Btomachal, 202. 205 Vichy, waters of, in dyspepsia, 185, 1S9, 140, 158 Villi of intestine, 268 Visceral elixir of Hoffman, 149 Vitriolic elixir of Mynsicht, 131 Voltaire on effects of constipation, 270 Vomitfng, treatmentof, 161; mechan- ism of. 101, 109; by uterine in- flaence, 165; general therapeu- tics of IfS; dietetic treatment of. 168, 165; iced drinks in, 163; effervescent mixtures in, 163; plasters and suppositories in, 168; sodium hyposulphite, 108; vomiting of sea sickness, 164; treatment by chloral, 164, 171; by morphine injections, 164, 171; of pregnancy, 165; treat- ment by iodine, 165; by alcohol, 165; by ether spray, 166, 172; by tobacco smoking, 166; by oxygen inhalations, 166; vom- iting of hysteria, 166; treatment by lavage and garage, 167; by electricity. 1U7, 172; by pro- longed baths, 167; vomiting of nrtemia, 168, 173; vomiting of pulmonary complaints, 168, 178 Vulpian, his experiments on saline pui^atives, 283; bis conclusinnn as to the action of purgatives, 284 Watbr, in the genesis of dysenterj-, 839; natural, 40. 64; influence of on constipation, 263 purgative of Bt. Antoine Hos- pital, 2-7S Waters, bitter, their action in consti- pation, 282 magi:ie8ian sulphate, their eoiu- posttEon, 282 Wurtz, table of woman's milk, 217 Xasthoprotbic acid. 6 Yves', mode of testing meat powders, 55 Zymogene. 196 A^r^ Beaumetz, G.O-. 