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Chloral. 129 hydras, 129 Chloralamide, 131 Chloralose, 132 Chlorate of potassium, 133 Chloride of ammonium, 63 of barium, ii'-i of calcium, 105 of gold and sodium, 197 of iron, 225 of mercury, corrosive, 250 of mercury, mild, 252 of sodium, 135 of zinc, 134 as an antiseptic, 365 Chlorinated lime, 135 Chlorine gas, 135 Chlorodyne, 136 Chloroform, 136 liniment, 146 Chloroform-water, 140 Chloroformum, 136 Cholagogues, 30 Chromic acid, 146 Chrysophanic acid, 309 Chrysa robin, 147 ointment, 147 Cimicifuga, 147 racemosa, 147 rhizoma, 147 Cinchona, 148 calisaya, 148 condaminea, 148 cortex, 148 micrantha, 148 pale, 148 pitavensis, 148 red.' 148 rubra, 148 cortex, 148 succirubra, 148 yellow, 148 Cinchonicine, 148 Cinchonidine, 148-153 Cinchonidinse sulphas, 153 Cinchonidiuum, 153 Cinchoninfe sulphas, 153 Cinchonine, 153 Cinnamon, 154 Cinnamon-water, 154 Cinnamomum cortex, 154 Citrate of bismuth, 91 of bismuth and ammonium, 91 of caffeine, 103 of iron, 226 of iron and ammonium, 226 of iron and quinine, 226 of iron and stryclmine, 226 of lithium, 239 of magnesium, 242 of pcjtasslum, 154 Citric acid, 155 Citrine ointment, 257 Clarets. 53 Classification of drugs, 35 Climates. 399 Cloves, 156 Clyster, 20 Cobalto-uitrite of potassium, 268 Coca, 156 Cocainte hydrochloras, 156 Cocaine, 156 Cocaine phenate, 159 Codeine, 159 Cod-liver oil, 160 Coflee, 103 Colchicine, 163 Colchicum, 163 corms, 163 Colchicum-seed, 163 Cold as a remedy, 366 cream, 311 pack, 375 Collodion, 164 Collodium, 164 cantharidatum, 115, 165 flexile, 164 stypticum, 164, 344 vesicaus, 165 Colocynth, 165 Colocynthidis pulpa, 165 Cologne-water, 53 Columbo, 107 Combination of drugs for joint eflPect, 33 Commercial oxide of zinc, 284 Compound cathartic pill, 165 eflcrvescing powder, 324 decoction of aloes, 57 of sarsaparilla, 321 extract of colocynth, 165. (587 Confectio piperis, 288 rosiE, 203, 311 scammonii, 322 soniia", 121, 323 siilplun-is, 340 toi\'l>intliiun.>, 352 ConfVrtioiis, 23 Couii folia, 1(56 friR'tus, 106 Coniiiic, 16(i Coiiiiiin, 166 Conserves, 22 Contraindicatious for drugs, 29 Coiivallaria, 167 Copaiba, 167 Copper, 168 Corrosive chloride of mercury, 250 sublimate, 250 Cosmoliue, 291 Counter-irritants, 31-36 Counter-irritation, 376 Coxc's hive syrup, 332 Cream of tartar, 92 Creosote, 170 Creolin, 171 as an antiseptic, 364 Creta prfejiarata, 106 Crotou chloral, 172 oil, 172 liniment, 172 Cubebic acid, 173 Cubebin, 173 Cubebs, 173 Cupri acetas, 169 ultras, 169 sulphas, 169 Cuprum, 168 Cusso, 173 Cyanide of potassium, 174 DANDELION, 345 Daturine, 334 Decoctions, 23 Decoctum aloes compositum, 57 cinchonse, 153 granati radicis, 306 hsematoxyli, 200 pareirae, 287 quercus, 308 sarsse, 322 compositum, 322 sarsaparillse compositum, 321 scoparii, 324 taraxaci, 344 Definition of therapeutics, 18 Demulcents, 31 Deodorized opium, 281 tincture of opium, 282 Dermatol, 92 Diacbyhm, 237 Dialvzed iron, 226 Diaphoretics, 31-36 Diet for child six to twelve months old, 408 one year old, 408 two years old, 408 seven years old, 408 lists, 408 Diethyl-sulphon-dimethyl-methane, 337 Digestants, 36 Digested gruel, 408 Difiitalin, 178 Digitalis, 174 folii, 178 Dilute acetic acid, 44 alcohol, 48 hydrobromic acid, 100 hydrochloric acid, 205 hydrocyanic acid, 206 nitric acid, 268 nitro-hydrochloric acid, 269 phosphoric acid, 295 solution of subacetate of lead, 236 sulphuric acid, 341 Dlmethyloxyquinizine, 70 Disinfectants, 3(i Disinfection, .379 Disulphide of carbon, 122 Diuretics, 31-37 Diuretin, 327 Dobell's solution, 93 Donovan's solution, 80 Dosage, 24 Double cyanide dressing, 365 Dover's powder, 223, 282 Dried alum, 58 sulphate of iron, 229 Drugs, absorption of, 26 classification of, 35 duration of action of, 27 indications and contraindications for, 29 modes of administering, 19 strength and reliability of, 27 Duboisiue, 178 ECBOLIC acid, 179 Ecgonine, 156 Efltervescing citrate of caffeine, 103 of lithium, 239 draught, 155 powder, 91 solution of lithium, 239 "Egg-flip," 53 Egg-nog, 52 Elaterin, 178 Elaterium, 178 Electuaries, 22 Eliminators, 31-37 Elixir phosphori, 297 roborans, 153 Elixirs, 23 Emetics, 31-37 Emetine, 223 Emmenagogues, 31-37 Emplastra, 23 Emplastrum ammoniaci cum hydrargyro, 61 arnicpe, 77 asafcetidae, 82 belladonnse, 89 califaciens, 115 cantharidis, 115 capsici, 117 ferri, 229 hydrargyri, 256 menthol^ 290 opii, 282 peroxidum ferri, 229 picis burgundicie. 303 canadensis, 303 cantharidatum, 115 688 INDEX OF DRUGS. Emplastrum plumbi, 237 iodidi, 236 resiiife, 308 saponis, 327 Emiilsum ammoniaci, 61 asafcetida, 82 chloroformi, 146 Emulsion of bitter almonds, 55 of sweet almonds, 55 Eudermic medication, 22 Enema, 20 aloes, 57 asafcetidse, 82 maguesii sulphatis, 243 opii, 282 terebinthinse, 352 Enteroclysis, 381 Ergot, 179 Ergotic acid, 179 Ergotin, 179 Ei-gotinum, 181 Erigeron, 181 Erythroxylou, 156 Eserine, 297 Essentia menthse piperitse, 289 Etber, 182 Ethyl alcohol, 48 bromide, 186 iodide, 187 Eucalyptol, 189 EucaljTitus, 188 Euonymin, 189 Euonymus, 189 Eupatorinm, 189 Eu])horbia ])ihilifera, 189 Europhen, 190 Exalgine, 190 Expectorants, 32-37 Extracts, 23 Estractum aconiti, 47 aloes aquosum, 56 barbadensis, 57 socotrinte, 57 arnicfe radicis, 77 belladounse foliorum alcoholicum, 88 belladonuse radicis fluidum, 88 calumbse, 107 cannabis indicpe, 113 cascarpe sagradse, 124 cimicifugie, 148 cinch onse, 153 colchici, 164 aceticum, 164 radicis, 164 colocynthidis, 165 com posi turn, 165, 322 conii, 166 digitalis, 178 ergotsE, 181 euonymi, 189 gentianfe, 194 glycyrrhizfe, 238 purum, 238 hfematoxyli, 200 hyoscyami, 209 jaborandi, 302 jalapffi, 230 krameriiE, 232 leptandrse, 237 lupuli, 204 mezerei fethereum, 260 niicis vomicae, 275 Extractum opii, 281 pareiraj, 287 physostigmatis, 299 podophylli, 305 quassiie, 308 rhei, 310 stramonii semiuis, 334 taraxaci, 341 nva ursi, 352 Extractum belladonnte alcoholicum, i conii alcoholicum, 166 gelsemii alcoholicum, 194 hyoscyami alcoholicum, 209 Extractum aconiti fluidum, 47 arnicse radicis fluidum, 77 belladonnse radicis fluidum, 88 buchu fluidum, 102 calumbse fluidum, 107 cannabis indict fluidum, 114 capsici fluidum, 116 cascara sagradte fluidum, 124 chimaphilse fluidum, 128 chiratfe fluidum. 128 cimicifugte fluidum, 148 cinchouH^ fluidum, 153 coca? fluidum, 1.58 colchici radicis fluidum, 164 seminis fluidum, 164 conii fluidum, 166 convallaria fluidum, 167 cubebip fluidum, 173 cusso fluidum, 174 digitalis fluidum, 178 ergota' fluidum, 181 eucalyiiti fluidum, 189 eupatorii fluidum, 189 gelsemii fluidum, 194 gentianfe fluidum, 194 gerar.ii fluidum, 195 glycyrrhizie fluidum, 238 griudeliae fluidum, 198 hamauKlidis fluidum 201 hydrastis fluidum, 205 hyoscyami fluidum, 209 ipecacuanhas fluidum, 223 kolse fluidum, 232 krameriaj fluidum, 282 leptandne fluidum, 237 lobeliii' fluidum, 241 lupulini fluiduui, 204 nucis voniicfe fluidum, 275 pareirje fluidum, 287 pilocarpi fluidum, 301 podophylli fluidum, 305 pruni Virginianse fluidum, 307 quassia^ fluidum, 308 rhamni Purshiana? fluidum, 124 rhei fluidum, 310 rhois glabrae fluidum, 311 rosEP fluidum, 311 sabiupe fluidum, 322 sauguinarife fluidum, 320 sarsai)arillfe fluidum, 322 compositum, 321 scilliE fluidum, 332 spoparii fluidum, 324 senega' fluidum, 324 sennit fluidum, 325 serpentaripe fluidum, 326 solanum carolinense, 329 si)igelipe fluidum, 331 ct senufe fluidum, 331 INDEX OF DRUGS. 689 Extr;u-tiiiu slilliu.uia' lluidiiin, '.VXi strainoiiii si-ininis lluiduiu, ',V3\ tanixaci Ihiidimi, :>!.") nv;i' ursi lliiidimi, ;!.")2 Yali'i-iaiiiv lluidimi, li.Vi venitri viridis Ihiiddiii, 356 zingiberis lluiduiii. !!>.') Extractum cascara- sauradsv liquidum, 124 ciin'hoiiiP li<iuiduiii, 153 C(RW li<|uiduiii, 181 crj^otiv li(|uidinii, 181 tilifis li(|uiduiu, 8:{ glycyrrhi/.a' Uqiiidiiiu, 238 hamainclidis liquidum, 201 hydraslis licinidum, 205 opii litiuiduui, 282 parciiw liquidum, 287 s;irsaj liquidum, 322 Ij^EL BOVIS, 284 piirificatum, 284 Ferri ai'senas, 225 bromidum, 225 carbonas saccharatus, 225 chloridum, 226 citras, 226 et ammonii citras, 226 sulphas, 224 tarh-as, 226 et potassii tarlras, 226 et quiniufe citras, 226 solu bills, 226 et strychninse citras, 226 iodidiim saccharatum, 227 lactas, 227 osalas, 228 oxidum hydratum, 227 cum magnesia, 81, 227 peroxidiim hydratum, 229 pliusidias soluhilis, :i28 pyrophosphas solubilis, 228 subsulphatis, 228 sulphas, 229 exsiecatns, 229 grauulatus, 229 prttcipitatus, 229 valerianas, 229 Ferrum, 220 dialysatum, 226 reductum, 228 tartaratum, 226 Filix mas, 82 Flaxseed, 191 meal, 191 oil. 191 poultice, 191 tea, 191 Fleabane, 181 Flemming's tincture of aconite, 47 Flexible collodion, 164 Flowers of sulphur, 339 Fluid extracts, 2:j Flying blister, 377 Foods for the sick, 406 Foot-bath, 386 Fowler's solution, 80 Fusel oil, 48 GALLA. 192 Gallic acid, 192 ointment, 192 44 Garlic, 53 Gaultlicria, 192 Golseiuiuf, 193 Gelsemiuin, 193 General therapeutic considerations, 17 Gentian, 191 Gentianu' radix, 194 (terauiuiii. Iil5 German cliamomile, 244 soft soap, 327 Germicides, 379 Germs, mode of destroying, 379 Gin, 53 Ginger, 195 Glacial acetic acid, 44 Glauber's salt, 329 Glycerin, 195 Glycerins, 20 Glycerita, 23 Glyccritum acidi carbolici, 121 gallici, 192 tivnnici, 344 aluminis, 197, 58 amyli, 197 boracis, 94 boroglyceriui, 95 hydrastis, 205 plumbi subacetatis, 197 tragacanthffi, 197 vitelli, 197 Glycyrrhiza, 238 Glycyrrhizse radix, 238 Glycyrrhiziuum ammouiatum, 239 Goa powder, 147 Gold, 197 bromide of, 99 Goodell's sumbul pill, 342 Goulard's extract, 236 Granatum, 305 Granulated citrate of magnesium, 242 Gray oil, 255 powder, 255 Green iodide of mercury, 257 soap, 327 Griffith's mixture, 225 pills, 225 Grindelia, 197 Guaiac, 198 wood, 198 Guaiaci lignum, 198 resina, 198 Guaiacol, 198 Gum acacia, 39 arable, 39 Gurjun balsam, 200 oil, 200 H.EMATOXYLI LIGNUM, 200 Ha>matoxylon, 200 Hamamelis, 200 Heat, 385 Heavy magnesium, 242 Hemlock-ft-uit, 166 Hemlock-leaves, 166 Henbane, 208 Hoffmann's anodyne, 201 Homatropine hydrobromate, 202 Home modification of Turkish bath, 387 Honey, 203 of borax, 94 of rose, 203, 311 690 INDEX OF DRUGS. Honey of squill, 333 Hop poultice, 203 Hope's camphor mixture, 204 Hops, 203 Horse nettle, 329 House mixture, 326 Humulus, 203 Husband's magnesia, 241 Huxham's tincture, 153 Hydrargyri cbloridum mite, 252 iodidum flavum, 257 rubrum, 252 oxidum flavum, 257 rubrum, 257 percbloridum, 250 subchloridum, 252 subsulphas flavus, 257 Hydrargyrum, 244 ammouiatum, 250 cbloridum corrosivum, 250 cum creta, 255 Hydrastine, 204 Hydrastis, 204 Hydrate of chloral, 129 of lime, 135 Hydrated oxide of iron with magnesium, 227 peroxide of iron, 229 scsquioxide of iron, 227 Hydriodic arid, 219 Hydrobroniale of homatropine, 202 of byosciue, 210 of hyoscyamine, 209 of quinine, 152 Hydrobromic acid, 100 Hydrobromide of coniin, 166 Hydrochlorate of apomorphine, 76 of cocaine, 156 of morphine, 283 of pilocarpine, 301 of quinine, 152, 153 Hydrochloric acid, 205 Hydrocyanic acid, 206 Hydrogen peroxide, 207 as an antiseptic, 365 Hyoscine, 209 Hyoscyami folia, 208 Hyoscyaminse sulphas vel hydrobromas, 209 Hyoscyamine, 208 Hyoscyamus-leaves, 208 Hypnal, 210 Hypnotics, 32 Hypodermic medication, 20 injection of apomorphine, 75 Hypodermoclysis, 390 Hypopbosphite of calcium, 105 of sodium, 327 Hyposulphite of sodium, 329 TCE JACKET, 368 i poultice. 368 Ichthyol, 210 Idiosyncrasy, 24 Incompatibilities, 33 Indian hemp. 111 poke, 354 Indications for drugs, 29 Infusions, 23 Infusum brayerse, 174 buchu, 102 Infusum calumbae, 107 caryophylli, 156 catechu, 127 chiratfe, 129 cinchonaj, 153 acidum, 153 columbfe, 107 cusso, 174 digitalis, 178 ergotse, 181 gentlauaj compositum, 194 jaborandi, 302 kranierise, 232 liui. 191 lupuli, 204 pruui Virginianse, 307 quassise, 308 rhei, 310 rosa3 acidum, 311 sennje, 325 compositum, 244 senegse, 325 serpentaria, 326 uvjB ursi, 352 valerianse, 353 Inhalations, 20 Injectio apomorphinse hypodermica, 76 ergotini hypodermica, 181 morphinse hypodermica, 283 Intravenous injection, 391 Inunctions, 22 Iodide of ammonium, 63 of arsenic, 80 of ethvl, 187 of iron, 227 of lead, 236 of potassium, 212 of sodium, 214 of strontium, 334 of thymol, 348 Iodine, 214 liniment, 218 ointment, 219 Iodoform, 221 as an antiseptic, 363 ointment, 219 lodol, 221 lodum, 214 Ipecac, 221 Iron, 223 plaster, 229 JABORANDI, 299 Jaborin, 299 Jalap, 230, 322 Jalapin, 230 Jamaica dogwood, 29 Jamestown weed, 334 James's powder, 69 Jequirity, 230 Jervine, 354 Joint effects of drugs, 28 Juniper, 231 Junket, 412 KAMALA, 231 Kataphoresis, 392 Kermes mineral, 66 Kino, 232 Kola, 232 INDEX OF DRUGS. G91 KoDsin, 173 Kousso, 173 Koumyss, 408 Kramcria, radix, 232 Kreoliu, 36-1 LACTATE OF IRON, 227 of stroutiiiin, 334 Lactose, 33() Lady Webster dinner pills, 56 LanielliT? atropinse, 89 cocaina>, 158 lilivsostigmiua?, 299 Lanoliii. 232 Laudanine, 27(5 La u dan mil, 282 Laughinji j;as, 270 Lavage, :5!I2 Lavements, 20 Lead, 233 plaster, 237 Lead-water and laudanum, 236 Leeches, 394 Leeching, 394 Ledoyeu's disinfectant solution, 237 Lemon-juice, 155 Leptandra, 237 Levant wormseed, 320 Light magnesia, 242 Lignum vitse, 198 Lime, 107 Lime-water, 108 Lini farina, 191 semina, 191 Linimeutum aconiti, 47 ammouise, 61 l.elhidonnaj, 88 calcis, 108 camphorse, 110 couipositujn, 110 cantharidis, 115 chloroformi, 146 crotonis, 173 hvdrargyri, 256 iodi, 218 opii, 282 potassii iodidi cum sapone, 214 plumhi subacetatis, 237 saponis, 110, 327 sinapis compositum, 262 terebinthinje, 352 aceticum, 352 Linseed, 191 poultice, 191 Linum, 191 Lipanin, 238 Liquor acidi arsenosi, 80 chromici, 146 ammonite, 61 acetatis, 61 fort i or, 64 ammonii citratis, 64 fortior, 64 antimonii chloridi, 80 arseni et hydrargj'ri iodidi, 80 arsenicalis, 80 arsenici hydrochloricus, 80 atropinaj sulphatis, 89 bismuthi et ammonii citras, 91 calcis, 108 Liquor calcis chlorinattc, 135 saccharatus, 108 carbouis detergens, 495 epispasticus, 115 ferri acetatis, 229 et ammonii acetatis, 225 fortior, 229 chloridi, 226 citratis, 226 dialysatus, 227 perch loi-idi, 226 fortior, 226 subsulphatis, 228 tersulphatis, 80 hydrargyri nitratis, 256 perchloridi, 252 iodi, 218 compositus, 218 lithije effcrvesceus, 240 magnesii carbonatis, 242 citratis, 242 morphinse acetatis, 283 hvdrochloratis, 283 sulphatis, 283 pepsini, 290 plumbi subacetatis, 236 dilutus, 236 potassiB, 239 potassii arsenitis, 80 citratis, 155 permanganas, 291 sodse, 127 sodii arsenatis, 80 silicatis, 326 zinci chloridi, 134 Liquorice, 238 Liquorice-root, 238 Lister's dressing, 365 Litharge, 237 Lithia-water, 239 Lithii bezoas, 239 bromidum, 99, 239 carbonas, 239 citras, 239 effervescens, 239 sal icy las, 239 Lithium,' 239 Lobelia, 240 Logwood, 200 Lotio hydrargyri flava, 257 nigra, 252 Lozenges, 23 Lugol's solution, 218 Lunar caustic, 263 Lupuliue, 203 Lupulus, 203 Lycopodium, 247 Lysol, 241 MACE, 271 Magendie's solution, 283 Magnesia, 241 levis, 241 ponderosa, 241 Magnesii carbonatis, 242 citras, 242 eflfervescens, 242 carbonas levis, 242 ponderosa, 242 sulphas, 242 Magnesium, 242 692 INDEX OF DRUGS. G93 Oiutment of resin, 308 of rose-water, 311 of sjilicylic acid, 317 of saviue, 3"22 (if stranuinium, 334 of sulplitir, 340 of tauiiic acid, 344 of tar, 304 of tartrate of antimony, 69 of turpeutiue, 352 of veratrine, 354 of yellow oxide of mercury, 257 Ointments, 24 Oleatmn liydrargyri, 257 veratrina>, 354 Oleoresina aspidii, 83 capsici, 115 cubebiE. 173 lupulini, 204 piperis, 288 zinjiiberis, 195 Oleum amygdalffi amarae, 54 expressum, 55 cajuputi, 104 caryopbylli. 156 chenopodii, 128 cinereum, 247 cinnamomi, 154 copaibpe, 168 crotonis, 172 cubebae, 173 erigerontis, 181 eucalypti. 189 gaultherise, 193 jecoris aselli, 160 juniperi, 231 lini, 191 mentbse piperitse, 289 morrhuse, 160 myristicse, 272 picis liquidse, 304 pimeutfe, 54 phosphoratum, 297 riciui, 124 rutse, 312 sabinae, 322 sautali, 319 sinapis. 261 volatile, 261 succiui, 58 tauacetum, 344 terebintbinfe, 350 recti ficatum, 350 tiglii, 172 valerinanae, 352 Opium, 275 deodorated, 281 Opodeldoc, 327 Oxalate of ammonium, 64 of cerium, 127 of iron, 228 Ox-gall, 284 Oxide of antimony, 66 of calcium, 107 of lead, 237 of mercury, 257 of zinc, 284 Oxygen, 285 Oxygen-water, 285 Oxymel, 203 scillaj, 333 Oxytoxics, 32-38 PALE CINCHONA, 148 rose, 311 Pancreatin, 286 Papain, 286 Papaverine, 276 Papayotin, 286 Papers, 22 Papoid, 286 Paraldeliydc, 286 Paregoric, 281 I'areira, 287 Pareine radix, 287 Parsley, 75 Pearson's solution, 80 Pelletierine, 305 Pental, 287 Pejio, 288 Pepper, 288 Peppermint, 288 Pepiiermint-water, 289 Pepsin, 290 Pepsiuum saccharatum, 290 Peptonized beef, 407 enema, 407 gruel, 408 milk, 406 puncb, 406 oysters, 407 Permanganate of potassium, 290 Peroxide of hydrogen, 207 Petrolatum, 291 liquidum, 291 molle, 291 spissum, 291 Petroselinum, 75 Phenacetin, 292 Phenate of cocaine, 159 Phenic acid, 117 Phenocoll, 294 Phenol, 117 Phenozone, 70 Phcnvldimethvlpvrazolon, 70 Pheuvlic alcoliol,'ll7 Phlebotomy, 404 Phosphate of ammonium, 64 of iron, 228 of sodium, 294 of strontium, 334 Phosphide of zinc, 295 Phosphorated oil, 297 Phosphoric acid, 295 Phosphorus, 295 Physostigma, 297 Physostigmatis semen, 297 Physostigmina, 297 Physostigmiufe salicylas, 299 sulphas, 299 Physostigmine, 297 Pill of three valerianates, 353 Pills, 23 Pilocarpinae hvdrochloras, 301 nitras, 302 Pilocarpine, 299 Pilocarpus, 299 Pilula asafoetidge composita, 82 colocynthidis composita, 165 et hyoscyami, 165 couii composita, 167 ferri carbonatis, 225 hydrargyri, 252 ipecacuanhae cum scilla, 223 phosphori, 297 69^ INDEX OF DRUGS. Pilula plumbi cum opio, 236 saponis composita, 282 scammonii composita, 323 scillse composita, 333 Pilulge aloes, 56 et asafcetidse, 56, 81 et ferri, 56 et mastiches, 56 et myrrhfe, 56, 262 antimonii compositse, 70 asafcetidfe, 82 catharticfe compositse, 165 ferri carbonatis vegetabilis, 165 iodidi, 227 opii, 281 phosphori, 297 rhei, 310 compositse, 310 Pimenta, 54 Pinkroot, 331 Piper, 288 nigrum, 288 Piperaziue, 302 Piperine, 288 Pipsissewa, 128 Piscidia erytbrina, 303 Pitch, 303 Pix, 303 burgundica, 303 canadensis, 303 liquida, 304 Plaster of ammoniac with mercury, 61 of arnica, 77 of asafcetida, 82 of belladonna, 89 of Burgundy pitch, 303 of Canada pitch, 303 of cantbarides, 115 of capsicum, 117 of iodide of lead, 236 of iron, 229 of lead, 237 of menthol, 89 of mercury, 256 of opium, 282 of resin, 308 of soap, 327 of tar, 303 Plasters, 23 Plumbi acetas, 235 carbonas, 236 iodidum, 236 nitras, 237 oxidum, 237 Plumbum, 233 Plummer's pills, 70 Podopbylli rhizoma, 305 Podophyllum, 305 Poke-root, 354 Polygalic acid, 325 Pomegranate, 305 Port wine, 53 Porter, 53 Potash papers, 263 Potassa, 127 caustica, 127 cum calce, 127 Potassii acetas, 43 bicarbonas, 90 bitartras, 92 bromidum, 95 Potassii carbonas, 122 chloras, 133 citras, 154 effervescens, 155 cyanidum, 174 iodidum, 212 nitras, 263 permauganas, 290 et sodii tartras, 311 tartras acida, 92 Precipitated carbonate of calcium, 105 of zinc, 122 phosphate of calcium, 105 sulphate of iron, 229 sulphur, 339 Prepared chalk, 106 Pride of China, 83 Proof spirit, 53 Protiodide of mercury, 257 Prunus Virginiana, 306 Prussic acid, 206 Pseudomorphine, 276 Pulvis amygdalae compositus, 55 antimonialis, 69 aromaticus, 154 catechu compositus, 127 cinnamomi compositus, 154 cretse aromaticus, 107 cum opio, 107 compositus, 107 effervescens compositus, 324 elaterini compositus, 179 glycyrrhizffi compositus, 238, 325 ipecacuanhffi compositus, 223 et opii. 223, 282 jalapje compositus, 230 kino compositus, 232 morphinge compositus, 283 opii, 281 comjiositus, 282 rhei compositus, 310 scanimouii compositus, 323 Pumpkin-seed, 288 Punch, milk-, 52 Punk, 48 Purging cassia, 124 Purified aloes, 56 ox-gall, 284 sulphide of antimony, 66 Pvoktanin, 258 Pyridine, 348 Pyrogallic acid, 307 Pyrogallol, 307 Pyrophosphate of iron, 228 QUASSIA, 307 Quassige lignum, 307 Queen's root, 333 Quercus alba, 308 tinctoria, 308 Quevenne's iron, 228 Quicksilver, 244 Quinicine, 140 Quinidinpe sulphas, 153 Quininse bimuriatica carbamas, 152 bisulphas, 152 hydrobromas, 152 hydrochloras, 152 valerianas, 153 quinine, 148 INDEX OF DRUGS. 695 RASPBERRY, 311 Koctal medication, 20 Ki'ttifu'il si)iiit, ");{ Red einehoiia, Ms iodide of mercury, 252 oxide of mercury, 257 precipitate, 257 ointment, 257 rose, 311 Saunders, 319 wine, 53 Reduced iron, 228 Remedial Measures other than Drugs, 359 Remedy, cold, as a, 366 Resin, 308 ointment, 308 plaster, 237, 308 Resiua, 308 jalapie, 230 podophylli, 305 scammonii, 322 Resorcin, 308 Rest cure, 394 Revulsives, 32 Rhatany, 232 Rheum, 309 radix, 309 Rhigoleue, 309 Rhubarb, 309 Rhus aromatica, 310 glabra, 310 Rice-water, 410 Roborants, 32 Rochelle salt, 311 Rosa centifolia, 311 gallica, 311 Rose-water, 311 Rosin, 308 Rottlera, 231 Rubus idaeus, 311 Rue, 311 Rules for dosage, 24 Rum, 53 Russian bath, 389 SABIXA, 322 Saccharated carbonate of iron, 225 iodide of iron, 227 pepsin, 290 solution of lime, 108 Saccharin, 312 Saccharum, 335 lactis, 336 officiuarum, 335 purificatum, 333 Sal prunella, 263 Salicvlate of bismuth, 312 of lithium, 239 of mercury, 312 of methyl, 192 of physostigmine, 299 of sodium, 317 Salicylic acid, 313 ointment, 317 Salol, 317 Salophen, 318 Salt, 134 Saltpetre, 203 Salts, 242 Sandalwood, 319 Sanguinaria, 319 SantJilum rubrum, 310 Santonin, 320 Santouinate of sodium, 320 Sautoniuic acid, 320 Santouinum, 320 Sapo, 326 duris, 326 mollis, 327 Sarsse radix, 321 Sarsaparilla, 321 Savinfe cacumina, 321 Savine, 322 ointment, 322 Scammonium, 322 Scammony, 322 Scilla, 332 Scillin, 332 Scillipikriu, 332 Scillitoxin, 332 Sclerotinic acid, 179 Scopari cacumina, 323 Scoparius, 323 Seidlitz pow^der, 324 Senega, 324 Senegse radix, 324 Senna, 325 Alexandrina, 325 Indica, 325 Serpentaria, 326 rhizoma, 326 Sherry, 53 Silicate of potassium, 326 of sodium, 326 Sinapis alba, 261 albse semiua, 261 nigra, 261 nigrse semiua, 261 Sinapisma, 261 Slaked lime, 108 Smooth sumach, 310 Snake-weed, 189 Soap, 326 liniment, 110, 327 plaster, 327 Socotrine aloes, 55 Soda, 127 caustica, 127 tartarata, 311 Sodii acetas, 328 arsenas, 80 bicarbonas, 90 boras, 93 bromidum, 99 chloridum, 134 hyposulphis, 329 iodidum, 214 nitris, 400 phosphas, 294 et potassii tartras, 311 salicylas, 317 santoninas, 320 sulphas, 329 Sodio-theobromine-salicylate, 327 Sodium, 328 chloride, 134 ethylate, 328 hvposulphite, 329 sulphate, 329 Soft petrolatum, 291 Solanum carolineuse, 329 Soluble glass, 326 Solution of acetate of ammonium, 61 696 INDEX OF DRUGS. Solution of acetate of iron, 229 of morphine, 283 of ammonia, (Jl of arsenate of potassium, 80 of sodium, 80 of arsenous acid, 80 of carbonate of magnesium, 242 of chloride of antimony, 70 of zinc, 134 of chlorinated lime, 135 of chromic acid, 147 of citrate of ammonium, 63 of bismuth and ammonium, 90 of iron, 226 of potassium, 155 of hydrochlorate of morphine, 283 of iodide of arsenic and mercury, 80 of iodine, 518 of lime, 108 of nitrate of mercury, 256 of pepsin, 290 of perchloride of mercury, 252 of permanuanate of potassium, 291 of persulphate of iron, 228 of potassa, 239 of soda, 127 of subacetate of lead, 236 of sulphate of atropine, 88 of morphine, 283 Somnal, 330 Soya bean, 330 Sozoiodol, 330 Spanish fly, 114 Sparteine, 323 Spice plaster, 378 Spigelia, 331 Spirit of Mindererus, 61 of turpentine, 350 spray, 22 Spiritus ffitheris compositus, 201 nitrosi, 342 ammonise, 61 aromaticus, 61 fcetidus, 61 cajuputi, 104 camphorse, 110 chloroformi, 145 cinnamomi, 154 frumenti, 53 gaultherije, 193 glonoini, 269 juniperi, 53, 231 compositus, 53, 231 menthse piperitse, 289 myristicse, 272 odoratns, 53 phosphori, 297 rectificatus, 53 tenuior, 53 vini gallici, 53 Springs, mineral, 396 Squill, 332 Squirting cucumber, 178 Starch, 333 Stillingia, 333 Stramonii folia, 334 semen, 334 Stramonium, 334 Strength, relative, of drugs, 27 Stronger water of ammonia, 60 Strophanthin, 335 Strophanthus, 335 Strontium, 334 bromide, 334 iodide, 334 lactate, 334 phosphate, 334 Strychninse sulphas, 275 Strychnine, 272 Styptic collodion, 164 Subcarbonate of bismuth, 91 Subgallate of bismuth, 92 Sublimed sulphur, 339 Subnitrate of bismuth, 91 Subsulphate of iron, 228 Succiuum, 58 Succus belladonnfe, 88 conii, 167 hyoscyami, 209 limonis, 156 scoparii, 324 taraxaci, 345 Sugar. 335 of lead, 235 of milk, 336 Sulphate of aluminum, see Alum, 57 of ammonium, 64 of atropine, 84-88 of ciuchonidine, 153 of ciuchoniue, 153 of copper, 169 of hyoscyamus, 309 of iron, 229 and ammonium, 224 of magnesium, 242 of manganese, 243 of morphine, 283 of physostigmine, 299 of quinidine, 153 of sodium, 329 of sparteine, 323 of strychnine, 275 of zinc, 336 Sulphide of ammonium, 164 of antimony. 66 of calcium, 337 Sulphides. 697 Sweet almonds, 5 1 spirit of nitre, :512 sumach, 310 Sydenham's laudauum, 282 Symi) of tar, ;504 Syrnims acatia', :5!> aeidi eitriei, l.'Mi hvdriodici, 219 allii, 54 anivRihiliV, 54 eali-i hietophosphatis, 106 clUoral, 131 ferri hromidi. 225 iodidi. 227 phosphatis, 228 quiniuiB et strychninse phospha- tum, 228 hypophosphitum, 106 cum ferro, 227 ipecacuanhiE, 223 krameriae, 232 limouis, 156 picis liquidfB, 304 pruni Virginianfe, 307 rhei. 310 ^ aromaticus, 310 rosse, 311 rubi idsei, 311 sarsaparillse compositus, 321 scillai, 332 compositus, 332 seuegffi, 324 seunffi, 325 ziugiberis, 195 TABACUM, 348 folia. 348 Tabellffi uitroglycerini, 269 Tablets, 23 of uitroglycerin, 269 Tainiin. 173 Tamarinds, 343 Tamarindus, 343 Tanacetum, 344 Tanuate of quinine, 153 Tannic acid, 343 Tausv, 344 tea. 344 Tar, 304 ointment, 304 Tar-water, 304 Taraxacum, .345 Tartar emetic, 66 Tartaric acid, 345 Tartrate of antimony and potassium, 66 of iron and ammonium, 226 and potassium, 226 of potassium and sodium, 311 Terebene, 344 Terebintbina, 350 Terpiu hydrate, 346 Terpinol, 346 Tetronal, 349 Thapsia, 346 Thebaine, 276 Theine, 102 Theobromine, 327 Therajteutic considerations, 17 nihilism, 17 Therapeutics, definition of, 18 Thiol, 347 Thiolum liquidum, 347 sicca, 347 Thiosulphitc of sodium, 329 Thorouginvort, l.s!) Thymol. 347 iodide, 348 Tiuctura aconiti, 47 aloes, 5<) ct inyrrhffi, 56, 262 arnicie, 77 florum, 77 radix, 77 asafd'tida', 82 belladonna foliorum, 88 benzoini, 90 composita, 90 brvonite, 101 buchu, 102 calumbse, 107 camphorse composita, 110, 281 cannabis indicse, 114 cantharidis, 115 capsici, 117 cardamomi, 123 composita, 123 catechu, 127 composita, 127 chiratie, 128 chloroformi composita, 146 et morphina?, 146, 283 cimicifugse, 148 cinchoufe, 153 composita, 153 cinnamomi, 154 colchici seminis, 164 columbge, 106 conii, 167 convallaria, 167 cubebse, 173 digitalis, 178 ergotfe, 171 ferri cliloridi, 225 perchloridi, 226 fortior, 226 gallffi, 192 gelsemii, 194 gentianse composita, 194 guaiaci, 198 ammoniata, 198 hamamelidis, 201 humuli, 203 hydrastis, 205 hyoscyami, 209 iodi, 218 colorless, 218 ipecacuanhse et opii, 282 jaborandi, 302 jalapse, 230 kino, 232 kranierife, 232 lobelife, 241 etberea, 241 lupuli. 204 moschi, 261 myrrhffi. 262 nucis vomicae, 275 opii, 282 ammoniata, 282 caraphorata, 281 deodorati, 282 physostigmatis, 299 podophylli, 305 698 INDEX OF DRUGS. Tinctura quassife, 308 quininse ammoniata, 154 rhei, 310 aromatica, 310 dulcis, 310 sabinte, 322 sanguinaria?, 320 saponis mollis, 326 scillse, 332 senegse, 324 sennse, 325 serpentariffi, 326 stramonii seminis, 334 strophanthi, 335 sumbul, 342 valerianse, 353 ammoniata, 353 veratri viridis, 356 zingiberis, 195 fortior, 195 Tinctures, 23 Tobacco, 348 Tonics, 32-38 Touchwood, 48 Transfusion, 402 Tribrometliane, 100 Trichloracetic acid, 349 Trikresol, 349 Trional, 349 Triturates, 24 Trituratio elaterini, 179 Troches. 24 Trochisci acidi-benzoici, 90 -tannici, 344 bismuthi, 91 catechu, 127 cretffi, 107 cubebse, 173 ferri redacti, 225 glycyrrhizsB et opii, 239 ipecacuanhfe, 223 kramerise, 232 magnesipe, 241 menthse iiiperitaj, 289 morphinse, 283 et ipecacuanhfe, 223, 283 opii, 282 potassii chloratis, 134 santonini, 321 sodii santouinatis, 321 zingiberis, 195 Tullv's powder, 283 Turkish bath, 387 home modification of, 389 Turpentine, 350 liniment, 352 ointment, 352 stupe, 378 Turpeth mineral, 257 UNGUENTUM acidi carbolici, 120 gallici, 192 salicylici, 317 tannici, 344 aconitiiife, 47 antimonii tartarati, 69 aquse rospe, 311 atropinse, 89 belladonnse, 89 cantharidis, 115 cetacei, 89 chrysarobini, 147 Unguentum creosoti, 171 eucalypti, 189 galla?, 192 cum opio, 192 hydrargyri, 255 ammoniati, 250 iodidi rubri, 252 nitratis, 257 dilutum, 257 oxidi flavi, 257 rubri, 257 iodi,219 iodoformi, 219, 221 mezerci, 260 subchloridi, 254 petrolei, 291 picis liquidiB, 304 plumbi acetatis, 236 carbonatis, 236 iodidi, 236 potassii iodidi, 214 resinee, 308 sabina?, 322 stramonii, 334 sulphuris, 340 terebinthinpe, 352 veratrinse, 354 zinci osidi, 284 Ursin, 352 Uva ursi, 352 Uv8B ursi folia, 352 VALERIAN, 352 Valeriana rhizoma, 352 Valerianate of ammonium, 64 of iron, 229 of quinine, 153 of zinc, 353 Valerianic acid, 353 Vallet's mass, 225 Vapor acidi hydrocyanici, 207 chlori, 135 conii, 167 creosoti, 171 iodi, 218 Vaseline, 291 Vasomotor depressants, 32-38 stimulants, 32-38 Venesection, 404 Veratri viridis rhizoma, 354 Veratrina, 353 Veratrine ointment, 354 Veratroidine, 355 Veratrum viride, 354 Vienna paste, 356 Vinegar, 44 of lobelia, 241 of opium, 282 of sanguinaria, 320 of squill, 223, 332 Vinegars, 22 Vinum album, 53 aloes, 56 antimoniale, 69 antimonii, 69 colchici, 164 radicis, 164 seminis, 164 ergotse, 181 ferri, 229 I amarum, 229 INDEX OF DRUGS. 699 Vinum ferri citratis, 229 ipecacuanbiv, 223 opii, 282 pieis, 304 portense, r)3 quinina'. I'A rhfi, 310 rub rum, 53 tal>aci. 349 xericum, 53 Virgiuia suake-root, 326 WAHOO. 189 Warburg's tincture, 356 Wariniiii; jilaster, 115 Wasli. biack, 252 yellow, 257 Washed sulphur, 339 Water of chloroform, 145 Watered toast, 412 Wet pack, :iS7 Whiskey, 53 White giuger, 194 lead, 23fi mustard, 261 oak, 308 precipitate, 250 oiutment, 250 wine, 53 Whytt's tincture, 153 Wild cherry, 306 Wine, 53 of aloes, 56 of antimony, 69 of citrate of iron. 229 of colchicum-root, 164 of colchicum-seed, 164 of ergot, 181 of iron, 229 Wine of iron, bitter, 229 of ipecac, 223 of opium, 2.^2 of rhul)arb, 310 of tar, 304 of tobacco, 349 whev, 411 Wines, 24 Wintergreen, 192 Witch-hazel, 200 Wood oil, 200 Wormseed, 128 VAXTHOPUCCINE, 204 YELLOW CINCHONA, 148 gentian, 194 iodide of mercury, 257 jessamine, 193 oxide of mercury, 257 sulphate of mercury, 257 wash, 257 Young's rule for dosage, 24 ZINC, 357 Zinci acetas, 44 carbonas, 122 prfecipitatus. 122 chloridum, 134 oxidum, 284 venale, 284 phosphidum, 295 sulphas, 335 valerianas, 353 Zingiber, 195 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. ABORTION, 413 Cascaim sagrada, or compound liquorice powder, as a laxative; if these fail, rhu- barb or castor oil, 413 Cimicifuga, fluid extract, gtt. 10 to 20 (0.65- 1.3), uight and morning, as a prophylac- tic, 414 Creolin (2 i)er cent, solution), should be in- jected after removal of the membranes, or if fever should follow, 415 Curettement, 415 Diet and hygiene, 413 Elateriuni, jalap, scammony, strychnine, erigeron, cantharides, coutraiudicated, unless very necessary, 413 Ergot and quinine, in small doses, with perfect rest for one or two weeks, and antiseptic irrigation as an after-treat- ment, 414 Iodine, applied to the inner surface of uterus, after removal of membranes, as a haemostatic and antiseptic, 415 Opium or morphine, best agents to quiet uterus if abortion threatens, 414 Podophj-Uin, senna, salines in active doses, and aloes, not to be used if they can be avoided, 413 Quinine, useful in malarial poisoning, as a preventive ; in other cases contraindi- cated, 414 Saline purges contraindicated, except in plethoric women, 413 Sponges should not be used as tampons, 414 Tampons of absorbent cotton, dusted with iodoform, followed later by ergot, if abortion is inevitable, 414 Venesection useful in plethoric women to prevent, 414 Viburnum prunifolium, fluid extract, drachm 1 to li (4.0-6.0), taken during pregnancy as a prophylactic, 414 ABSCESS, 415 Aconite or veratrum viride, in full dose, often aborts, 415 Alcohol, given with milk, in cold abscess, 416 Belladonna ointment, locally applied, to abort ; or tincture, internally, if aco- nite is not at hand, 415 Calx sulphurata, gr. ^^ (0.006) every hour or two, useful to abort or cause absorp- tion, 415 Carbolic acid, minims 5 to 10 (0.3-0.65) of 2 per cent, .solution, injected into gland threatening suppuration^ 415 Cod-liver oil with hypoiihosphites, quinine, and iron useful in cold abscess, 416 Hydi-ogen peroxide, 10 per cent, solution, to wash out cavity of tubercular or slow ab.scess, 416 Incision, if pus forms, followed by irriga- tion with carbolic acid (1 : 20) or bi- chloride solution (1 : 5000) and anti- septic dressing, 416 Iodine, locally api)lied, may abort, 415 Iodoform gauze, packed into cavity, or ethereal solution injected after aspira- tion, and antiseptic dressing, useful in tubercular abscess, 416 Lead-water, applied on bread-crumb poul- tice or lint, in early stage, to abort, 415 Nitrate of silver, gr. Ammonia, the most active remedy in gas- tric acidity, contraindicated if acute irritation exists, 60 Bicarbonate of sodium, in form of effer- vescing powder, valuable in gastric acid- ity, 90 Carbonate of calcium, precipitated, best antacid in intestinal acidity, 105 Cerium oxalate, used in some cases of gas- tric acidity instead of bismuth. 128 Charcoal useful in some cases of "sour stomach," 121 Lime-water, 108 ACNE, 417 Calx sulphurata, gr. j\ to | (0.006-0.008) in pill, thrice daily, in pustular acne, 417 Carbolic acid touched to pustules, after in- cision, 417 Cod-liver oil, if scrofulosis exists, 417 Fowler's solution often cures and prevents relapse, dose gtt. 1 to 3 (0.0.5-0.15) thrice daily for a month or two, 417 Green or Castile soap used in face-bath night and morning, followed by brisk rubbing ; if irritation ensues, simple cerate or emulsion of bitter almonds will relieve, 417 Ichthyol, 20 parts to 100 of lard well rubbed in, when induration is great, 417 Mercurial ointment, to relieve induration, several days intervening between its use and that of sulphur, 417 701 702 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. Phosphorus, especially useful in acne indu- rata, 297 Eesorcin, gr. 10 to 20 to the ounce (0.65- 1.3 : 32.0) of lard, when induration is great, 417 Saline purges, followed by cascara sagrada or similar remedy, to regulate bowels, if dependent upon obstinate constipa- tion, 417 Sulphur internally and as a wash or oint- ment for women with disordered men- struation, prescription for, 417 ADENITIS, 418 Ichthyol, prescription for, 418 Iodine ointment and lard, equal jmrts, ap- plied by inunction night and morning, or tincture, as a paint, stopping applica- tion on appearance of redness or fluc- tuation, 41S Iron, svrup of the iodide, gtt. 5 to 20 (0.3- 1..3o) in children, 418 Lancing preferable to allowing abscess to break, 418 Poultice, when redness or fluctuation ap- pears, 418 Eemoval of gland by dissection, if enlarge- ment is scrofulous, 418 Tonics, to improve systemic condition, 418 ALBUMINURIA. (See Bright' s Die.\se.) Gallic acid, if due to atony of kidneys, 192 Strontium lactate, 334 ALCOHOLISM. (See Poisoning from Alcohol.) ALOPECIA, 418 Chrvsarobin, drachm i to 1 (2.0-4.0) to lan- olin 1 ounce (32.0), 418 Corrosive sublimate, gr. 2 to .5 (0.1-0.3) to rectified spirit 1 drachm (4.0) and oil of turpentine 7 drachms (28.0), 419 Liquor epispasticus painted over bald spot after loose hairs have been depilated, 418 Pilocarpine, locally applied, often stimu- lates new growth ; too much causes small pustules around follicles ; pre- scription for, 301 AMBLYOPIA AND AMAUROSIS, 419 Antipyrine, 420 Bromide of potassium, 420 Cauterization of nape of neck, 419 Correction of optical errors, when arising from congenital trouble or non-use, 419 Cups, wet and dry, 419 Digitalis in toxic cases, 420 Electricity, constant current, 420 Emmenagogues, if due to menstrual dis- orders, 419 Fly-blister to temple in some cases, 420 Iodide of potassium, 420 Mercury, when due to syphilis, 420 Metallo-therapy, may be tried in hysterical cases, 419 Nitrite of amyl, inhalations, 420 Nitro-glycerin, 420 Nux vomica in ascending doses in tobacco or alcoholic cases, 274 Pilocarpine, in urjemic, tobacco, or alcohol amaurosis, 301, 420 Salicylates, 420 Strychnine, hypodermically, after irritation has subsided, 420 Suspension, and injections of testicular juice, 420 AMENORRHCEA, 420 Aloes, as a specific, when dependent upon constipation, atony of sexual system, or anaemia, 56, 421 Apiol, 3 to 10 minims (0.15-0.65) in capsule thrice daily for a week before date of menstruation, 75, 421 Arnica, 76 Binoxide of manganese, gr. (03 Quiniue iu malarial cases, and in tDiiic (loses in all other antpinias, 42 1 Rediu'id iron, with laxatives and mineral acids I'or their eileets on intestines and liver, in uncomplicated ciises, 424 Sulphate of iron or some other astringent lireiKiratioii iu conjunction with mild piirites. when tougue is broad, flabby, and white, 4"24 ANAL FISSURE. 4'2r, Carbolic acid, 1 drop (0.0.")), applied to fis- sure to ertect cure, in addition when hemorrhoids are present a lotion ol' tannic acid, glycerin, and water, 42() Castor oil, to relieve bowels if sulphur can- not be used. 42(i Flexil)le collodion painted over spot, may relieve, 426 lodolorni suppositories, gr. 2 to 10 (0.1-0. (if)), relieve paiu of defecation ; belladonna, gr. i (0.016) to be added when there is spasm of sphincter, 426 Potassium bromide, drachms li to the ounce (6.0 : 32.0) of glycerin, locally applied by means of a brush to fissure, highly rec- ommended, 426 Sulphur, 20 to 40 grains (1.3-2.6), combined with powdered cinnamon or aromatic powder, at uight to render passages soft, 426 ANEURISM, 426 Aconite, inferior to veiatrum viride as a cardiac sedative, 426 Chloroform inhalation if dyspnoea is great, 427 Digitalis, coutraindicated, 426 Iodide of potassium, in large doses, asso- ciated with restricted diet and rest in bed ; more valuable iu syphilitic than iu other forms of the disease, 213, 426 Morphine, gr. J (0.008), combined with croton chloral, gr. 10 (0.65), iu sleepless- ness due to pain, 427 Veratrum viride, gtt. 1 to 2 (0.05-01), twice or thrice daily if heart is excitable and vascular tension high, 426 ANGINA PECTORIS, 427 Alcohol, instead of nitrites, when there is vascular relaxation, 427 Antii)yrine, gr. 20 (1.3), valuable in some cases, 427 Arsenic, in full dose long continued, aud elimination of causes of nerve-storm, 428 Cocaine, highly recommended, 428 Cactus grandillorus, in some cases, 103 Digitalis, when heart is weak, 427 Ether, iu 1-drachm (4.0) doses iu ice-w^ater or capsule, to uervous females, often aiiorts, 427 Hoffmanu's anodvue, often the best rem- edv, 427 Morphine, gr. i to i (0.016-0.03) hypoder- mically, when nitrite of amyl fails to relieve, 428 Nitrite of amyl, inhalation of a few drops from handkerchief during attack, 427 Nitrite of sodium or potassium, gr. 3 (0.15), thrice daily, useless unless arterial ten- sion is high and heart throbbing, 427 Nitro-glycerin, gtt. 1 (0.05) of a 1 per cent. solution during attack, 427 Phosphorus, gr. 1-100 (0.0006), after meals, often of value, 428 Stouiach-pum]) may be required when due to ()verload(.'d stomach, 428 Tonics combined with careful diet and hy- gieue necessary to a cure, 428 ANOREXIA, 428 Calomel, useful wlicn following acute dis- (■;isc ; nitro-muriatic acid, however, gen- erally preferable. 254 Capsicum, iu couvalesceuce, acts most fav- orably, 116 Chimaphila, in drop.sical patients, as a tonic and diuretic, 128 Gentian, 194 Prescriptions for tonics, 428 Quassia, especially valuable when following malarial fever, 307 APOPLEXY, 429 Belladonna, hypodermically, if respiration foil, 430 Croton oil, gtt. 1 (0.05) with sweet oil gtt. 5 (0.3), as a depletant cathartic, 429 Elaterium, gr. i (0.01), as a depletant cathartic, 429 Iodide of potassium, iu large doses several days after attack, when clot has firmly formed, to promote absorption, 429 Massage and electricity, applied to muscles to prevent atrophy ; coutraindicated if inflammation exist, 429 Mercury, 429 Mustai-d plaster to feet, or mustard foot- bath aud ice to head, keeping head high and feet low, 429 Opium and calomel, gr. i (0.016) of each every four hours, if meningitis arise, 429 Stimulants coutraindicated, 430 Strychnine, hypodermically, if respiration fail ; also useful to stimulate trophic centres iu cord, 4-30 Venesection, if patient is full-blooded, to prevent infiammatiou aud further leak- age, 429 Veratrum viride or aconite, when venesec- tion is impossible, to lower blood-pres- sure, 429 APPENDICITIS. Absolute rest necessary, 430 Ice-bag or leeches, applied to appendicular region, 430 Magnesium sulphate or citrate, 431 Opium or morphine (after the bowels have moved), to relieve pain and act as an antiphlogistic, 431 Surgical treatment, 431 ARTHRITIS. Bicarbonate of sodium, applied to part on Hut to allay pain, 90 Lithium, carbonate and citrate, preveut deposit in joints from rheumatoid ar- thritis, 239 Mustard plaster, as a counter-irritant, 261 Veratrine ointment, 354 704 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES. (See Worms.) ASCITES. (See Dropsy.) ASPHYXIA, 430 Ammonia, intravenously injected into leg, to stimulate heart and respiration, 431 Artificial respiration, Sylvester's method, 431 Electricity, only to be used as a peripheral irritant to restore respiration, 430 Oxygen inhalations, 285 Eules regarding position of patient, 432 ASTHENOPIA, 432 Cannabis indica, in retinal asthenopia, 113 Eserine or pilocarpine, weak solution, as a stimulant to ciliary muscles, 432 Glasses, combined with prisms if necessary, to correct optical defects, 433 Massage, rest, salt baths, strychnine, and iron, if due to neurasthenia, 433 Strychnine or tincture of nux vomica in large doses, to stimulate ciliary muscles, 432 ASTHMA, 433 Aconite, in early stages, 47 Arsenic, internally or smoked in cigarettes, best remedy when mucous membrane is at fault, 79^ 436 Belladonna, combined with morphine, very useful, 86, 434 Bromide of potassium or sodium, gr, 30 (2.0), half an hour before retiring, 436 Bronchitis-tent, 436 Chloral, rarely useful; if pushed, danger- ous, 131 Chloroform, inhaled, relaxes spasm ; also useful iu form of liniment applied to breast, to abort, 146 Cocaine, applied to nasal cavities, if due to nasal disorders, 4.35 Coffee, a cup of strong black, during parox- ysm, 104 Compressed and rarefied air, 436 Diet and hygiene, 436 Ethyl iodide, to increase secretions and prevent thickening, 188 Euphorbia pikilifera, ito 1 drachm (2.0-4.0) of the fluid extract, 188, 435 Gelsemium, 193 Grindelia, fluid extraet of, gtt. 20 to 60 (1.3-4.0), or leaves soaked in nitre smoked as cigarettes, or fumes of burn- ing leaves inhaled, exceedingly useful, 198, 436 Iodide of potassium, useful in bronchial, harmful in gastric type, 436 Lobelia, tincture, gtt. 10 (0.65) every four hours, if attack threaten ; in emetic dtise if heart be strong, when spasm is present, 435 .Morphine, hypodermically, gr. k to i (0.010- 0.016), alone or combined with atropine, 434 Nitrate of potassium alone or combined with belladonna, in form of cigarettes or inhalations of fumes, often relieves, 435 Nitrite of amyl, 3 to 6 drops (0.15-0.3) on handkerchief, inhaled with care, relieves spasm, 435 Nitro-glycerin, serviceable if bronchial mu- cous membranes are engorged, 269 Oil of amber, 58 Oxygen, inhalations when cj'anosis is ex- treme, 436 Physostigma, in bronchial asthma, to aid in expelling mucus, 298 Sandalwood oil, useful in catarrhal cases, 319 Tobacco-smoking often efiicacious to pa- tients not accustomed to it, 435 ATONY. Arsenic, in gastric and intestinal atony, 78 Calumba, valuable in gastro-intestinal atony following fevers, 108 Capsicum, one of the best remedies in gas- tric atony due to debility and alcohol- ism, 116 Cardamom, with bitter tonics and mineral acid in gastro-intestinal atony, 123 Chimaphila, useful as a stimulating diu- retic in atonic renal conditions, 128 Hydi-astis, indicated in atony of mucous membranes, 204 Leptandra, in duodenal atouy, 238 Lime salts, useful in atony of mucous mem- branes, 108 Pepper, in atony of genito-urinary mucous membranes, 288 Physostigma, in intestinal and vesical atony, 298 Strychnine, in intestinal atony, 278 BALANITIS AND BALANO-POSTHITIS, 532 Astringent solutions, to cleanse parts, zinc chloride, (gr. 4 to the ounce [0.2 : 32.0]), boric acid (1 per cent.), carbolic acid (1.5 per cent.) ; silver nitrate (gr. 1 to the ounce [0.05:32.0]) especiallj- valu- able, 532 Lead-water, dilute, as a wet dressing, pre- ceded by astringent washes, in phimosis ; if inflammation increase, circumcise, 533 Silver-nitrate stick, touched to ulcerations, 532 Tannin or zinc oxide, as a dusting powder, after retracting prepuce and cleansing parts, followed by returning prepuce over absorbent cotton, 533 BALDNESS. (See Alopecia.) BED-SORES, 436 Aloes, glycerole of. as a local application, 56 Alum, with spirit of camphor and white of egg, locally applied, to prevent, 437 Catechu, with lead acetate, locally applied, to harden skin, 436 Glycerin, application daily, after washing and rubbing part, to prevent, 197 Incision, followed by irrigation, if sores tend to burrow, 437 Iron, tincture of chloride, gtt. 20 (1.3) every four hours as a tonic, 437 Salt and whiskey, rubbed over skin to INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. 705 harden it (drachms 2 to the pint [>S.O : 500 cc.] ), 43(J Nitrate of silver (gr. 20 to the ounce [1.3 : 32.0]), painted over threatening part, to abort. If ulcers form and are sluggish, same solution may l)c used, 437 Soap jilaster, applied to sore after washing with hiciiloride sohition (1 to 5000) and dusting with iodoform, 437 Supportive measures and increased amount of food, if sloughs are large, 437 Zinc ointment, on squares of lint, sometimes used in lieu of soap plaster, 437 BILIOUSNESS, 437 Aconite, antagonizes the poisonous alka- loids whicli cause slow pulse, high arte- rial tension, etc., 440 Ammonium chloride, grs. 5 (0.3) thrice daily, if associated with catarrh, 440 Bromides and chloral if nervousness and irritation are present, 440 Calomel, gr. h, (0.01) in powder every fifteen minutes until six are taken, followed in four hours by a saline, if stools be light, 439 Chirata, extract of, gr. 5 (0.3), iu hepatic torpor, 440 Diet, 439 Euonymus, extract of, dose 3 gr. (0.15), 440 Horseback riding combined with gym- nastic movements especially valuable, 439 Ipecac, powdered, gr. 30 to 60 (2.0-4.0) or apomorphine, gr. ^ (0.004) hypoder- micallj% may relieve iu lirst stage, 439 Leptandra, where liver is torpid, 238 Mustard plaster or cup to nape of neck, if face is flushed, foot-bath also of service, 440 Nitro-muriatic acid, gtt. 3 (0.15), thrice daily in water, of great service, 440 Opium, antagonizes the poisonous alkaloid which causes hot skin, rapid pulse, di- lated pupils, etc., 440 Podophyllin, gr. \ (0.01), if stools be dark, 439 Protiodide of mercury, gr. ^ to ^(j (0.001- 0.0016), in trituration, thrice daily, if due to catarrh, 440 Salines, if attack is sudden, to sweep out poisonous matter, 439 Salol or salophen, in 10-gr. (0.65) doses, useful as an intestinal antiseptic, 440 Stillingia, fluid extract of, dose 20 drops (1.3), 440 BLEPHARITIS, 439 Boric-acid lotion when there is accompany- ing conjunctivitis, 441 Chloral, 5 per cent, solution, to remove scabs and crusts, 441 Creolin, 1 to 2 per cent, solution, useful as a wash, 172 Ointments, dilute citrine, Pagenstecher's (yellow oxide of mercury, 1 gr. [0.05] ; vaseline, 1 drachm [4.0]), pyrogallic acid, milk of sulphur (3 per cent.), lo- cally applied after removal of crusts, 441 45 Silver nitrate, touched to crater-like ab- scesses, gives good results, 441 Sodium bicarbonate or l)iborate, solution gr. Camphor, as a moutli-wash, 109 BREASTS (INFLAMED), 442 Aconite or veratrum viride, to depress cir- culation, 442 Belladonna, internally or as an ointment, before and after inflammation, with sponge compresses to breast, 442 Breast-pump, if milk continue to form, 442 Purges, mild saline, 442 BONE DISEASE. Iodide of iron, syrup of, if anaemia exist, 216 Iodine ointment, diluted one-half, or tinc- ture, locally applied, 216 BRIGHT S DISEASE (ACUTE), 442 Aconite, to depress circulation, 442 Blisters contraindicated, 442 Bromides or opium, given cautiously, if aconite fails to quiet restlessness, 442 Cafieine, in later stages, 443 Cannabis indica, if haMuaturia is present, also to allay pain over kidneys, 442 Cantharides, *-drop (0.025) of tincture, about fifth day, when kidneys are atonic, also if hsematuria is present, 442, 443 Citrate of potassium and sweet spirit of nitre, to increase flow of urine, 442 Cups or leeches over loins if urine is scanty, 442 Digitalis, with squill or calomel, gradually increased, followed by gin or compound spirit of juniper in later stages, 443 Elaterium, to relieve dropsy, 443 706 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. Flaxseed tea, as a demulcent, 442 Gallic acid and ergot, to control excessive hsematuria, 443 Hot-air baths, useful to provoke sweat, 443 Iron, if aiisemia be present, also to decrease albuminuria, 443 Juniper, to re-establish secretion, after in- flammation has subsided, 442 Milk diet, 443 Pilocarpine hydrochlorate, gr. -^-^ to \ (0.003-0.008), hypodermically, "if urae- mia threatens, repeated in fifteen min- utes if no sweat appears, but guarded by strychnine when the heart is weak, 443 Potassium bitartrate, 92 Sulphate of magnesium, ^ss (16.0), to aid in elimination of toxic products by bowel, 442 Turkish bath, to aid in eliminating eflfete products, used with care, 387 BRIGHTS DISEASE (CHRONIC), 443 Bichloride of mercury, 444 Buttermilk useful, 444 Cannabis iudica, to allay pain over kid- neys, also if hfematuria is present, 113 Cantharides, particularly useful if due to alcoholism, 444 Capsicum, to check albuminuria, 116 Chloride of gold and sodium has been rec- ommended in interstitial forms, 444 Chloride of iron if ansemia is present ; also to decrease albuminuria, 444 Digitalis, to decrease albuminuria, 444 Elaterium or jalap, to relieve dropsy, 444 Lithium, carbonate or citrate, in gouty cases, 444 Milk diet, 443 Nitro-glycerin useful in ascending doses in chronic parenchymatous nephritis, 269 Oxygen inhalations, 444 Potassium acetate or bitartrate, alone, or, better, with gin or compound infusion of juniper, 444 Potassium iodide, gr. 5 (0.3). thrice daily, used with great care, 213 Protiodide of mercury useful, 444 Sodium arsenite, gr. ^ (0.003), in gouty cases, 444 Squill, 444 Strontium lactate for the relief of albu- minuria, 334 Sugar of milk, 444 Tapping to relieve ascites, 444 Turkish and Eussian baths, relieve dropsy by increasing action of skin, 444 BROMIDROSIS. Belladonna, 86 Borax of great value, 93 Salicylic acid, used as a dusting powder, prescription for, 316 BRONCHITIS, 444 Aconite, alone or combined with sweet spirit of nitre, in initial stage, 47, 445 Amber, oil of, and olive oil (1 : 3), applied to back and front of chest, in infantile bronchitis, 59 Ammoniac, useful in old forms devoid of inflammation, 64 Ammonium carbonate, alone or with the chloride, especially useful in children ; gr. 2 to 10 (0.1-0.65) in svrup of acacia, 62 Ammonium chloride, in second stage, to stimulate bronchial tubes, prescription for ; it may be applied alone in solution with atomizer, inhaled in fumes, 56, 447, 448 Antimony, to decrease inflammation of first stage ; only to be used when patient is strong and sthenic, 446 Apomorphine, gr. ^J^ to \ (0.006-0.015), as an expectorant in subacute stage ; if exudation accumulates rapidly, gr. 5^^ to -iij (0.003-0.006), hypodermically, as an emetic, 449 Asafcetida as a stimulating expectorant, 82 Astringent sprays, often of value if secre- tion be excessive : tannic acid (gr. 2 to 3 to the ounce [0.1-0.15 : 32.0]), alum solution (a few grains to saturation), Monsel's solution (10 to 15 drops to the ounce [0.65-1.0:32.0]), lead acetate (gr. 1 to 5 to the ounce [0.05-0.3 : 32.0]), 450 Balsam of Peru, or Tolu, with other drugs, to decrease secretion in chronic stage, 449 Belladonna, to check excessive secretion and stimulate respiration, 448-450 Benzoic acid, 90 Bronchitis tent, 446 Cafleine, or strong coffee, to stimulate res- piration if suflbcation threatens, 450 Camphor, in old or atonic cases, 109 Codeine, recommended when cough is ex- cessive, 448 Creosote, recommended in chronic bron- chitis, 170 Croton oil and sweet oil (half and half), sometimes applied to chest, 172 Cubebs or copaiba, as expectorants, liable to derange stomach, 449 Digitalis, if heart be feeble, 4.50 Dover's powder, gr. 5 to 10 (0.30-0.65), with a hot drink, useful in early stage, 445 Dry cups applied on each side of the ver- tebrae, at sixth rib, or mustard or spice plaster to chest may relieve congestion, 446 Ethyl iodide, 5 to 10 drops (0.3-0.65), in- haled from a handkerchief every few hours in the later stages to loosen secre- tions, 187 Eucalyptus oil, valuable in later stages ; dose, gr. 1 to 5 (0.05-0.3), in capsule, every three hours, 449 Euphorbia pilulifera, i to 1 drachm (2.0-4.0) of fluid extract in chronic bronchitis, 190 Flaxseed tea, a useful demulcent, 191 Garlic, boiled in milk or as a poultice, in later stages, 447 Grindelia, very useful in later stages, 198 Gurjun oil, when a powerful expectorant is desired, 200 Inhalations of steam from boiling water, to relieve bronchial soreness, 446 Ipecac, to promote secretion in fir.st stage, also as an emetic when exudation accu- mulates rapidly and suflbcation threat- ens, 445-449 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. 707 Iodide of pdtassiuiii, uflfii useful when ;uu- moniuin salts fail, coutraindicated if se- cretion is excessive, 213 Iodoform, to lessen cough and fetid dis- charjie, 220 Morphine, gr. 5^ to ^^ (0.003-0.006), or chloroform, to quiet excessive coufih, 44(J Mustard foot-bath, with drinks of hot whis- key or brandy, in early stages, 44,") Myrrh, with expectorant mixtures, useful in hiter stages, 262 Oxygen inhalations, when dyspnoea is great, 450 Physostigma, in old persons with dilated tubes, as an expectorant and tonic to muscular fibres of tubes, 450 Pilocarpine, to produce copious perspira- tion when patient is strong ; nausea may be produced, 445 Potassium citrate with ipecac, to aid in formation of secretion, prescriptions, 445 Potassium cyanide for excessive cough, 174 Pyridine as an inhalation, 447 Quinine, ii fever be persistent, 440 Resin, inhalations of fumes, 308 Sandalwood oil, in later stages, dose 5 to 10 minims, 449 Sauguinaria, 319 Senega, a stimulating expectorant in sub- acute and chronic stages, 324 Squill, inferior to other drugs as an expec- torant, 449 Strychnine, to stimulate respiration, if suf- focation threatens, 450 Tar, 303 Tartar emetic, as an expectorant, gr. ^ (0.001) hourly, or 1 drachm (4.0) of solu- tion (gr. 2 to' the pint [0.1 : 500 cc.]), or as an emetic in sthenic cases, 69 Terebene, if ammonium chloride fails ; dose, 5 to 10 minims (0.3-0.65), in cap- sule or emulsion ; must be stopped if kidueys or stomach are irritated, or used in an inhaler with equal parts of iodide of ethyl and chloroform, 448 Terpine hydrate or terpinol in subacute or chronic types, 449 Turpentine, inhalations or applied to chest, for children, diluted one-half with sweet oil, 447 Veratrum viride, less severe than pilocar- pine in first stage ; dose, 2 to 3 drops (0.1-0.15) of tincture, 445 Water, hot and cold dashes, if death is im- minent from suffocation, 450 BRONCHOCELE. Potassium iodide internally, and tincture of iodine externallv, best treatment, 213 BRONCHORRHCEA. Alum, applied in fine snray ; solution, gr. 20 to the ounce (1.3 : 32.0), 58 Gallic acid, 192 BRUISES. Arnica, 77 Liquor plumbi subacetatis, locally applied ; strength 1 to 4 ounces to the pint (32.0- 128.0 : 500 cc.) ; coutraindicated, if skin is broken ; also useful as lead-water and laudanum (water 16, lead-water 4, laud- anum 1), 236 BUBO. Carbolic acid, .solution (gr. 8 to the ounce [0.6 : 32.0]), lO-minim injections, pre- ceded by etlier spray, 120 Incision, at first sign of suppuration, fol- lowed by wasiiing with cither bichloride solution (1 to 101)0), hydrogen ])eroxide (1 strength), or zinc chloride (gr. 40 to the ounce [2.0 : 32.0]), 454 Iodine, painted around spot with compress and spica bandage, or hot bag over swelling, 454 BURNS AND SCALDS, 451 Boric acid, solution, a useful dressing, 4.51 Calcium carbonate, precipitated, as a dress- ing, 105 Cantharides, tincture of (1 : 40), locally applied on lint if burn is not difi'use, 451 Carbolized sweet oil, cosmoline, or simple cerate, useful application to counter- irritation burns, 379 Cold cream, as a dressing, 311 Digitalis, in shock, if circulation fails to respond to less powerful stimulants, 451 Ichthyol ointmeat, 211 Lead carbonate, as an ointment, or with oil, as a dressing, 2.36 Lime-water and linseed oil, equal parts, the best dressing. Carbolic acid is of ser- vice, added in proportion of 1 to 20, 451 Morphine and atropine, gr. i to i (0.016- 0.03) of former to gr. ^ (0.001) of lat- ter, to allay jiain, 451 Opium, to relieve jiain, 280 Potassium citrate with sweet spirit of nitre, if uriue is high-colored, 452 Poultice, applied to counter-irritation blis- ter, relieves pain ; when blister forms, puncture if large, allow to break if small, and dress with absorbent cotton, 379 Salicylic acid, prescription for, 316 Sodium carbonate, solution, often relieves pain, 451 Stimulants, if shock is .severe, 451 Zinc oxide, 284 CAMPHOR-HABIT. Camphor monobromata, 111 CANCER. Arsenic, small doses often repeated, to re- lieve vomiting and pain in gastric can- cer, 79 Condurango, in the dose of 1 drachm (4.0) of the fluid extract, 166 CANCRUM ORIS. Arsenic internally, 79 Boric acid, as a mouth-wash, 93 CARBUNCLE. Carbolic acid, solution (gr. 8 to the ounce [0.6 : 32.0]), hypodermic injections, to abort, 118 Phosphorus, 278 708 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. CARIES. Lime salts, especially valuable in dental caries of nursing women, 106 CATARRH OF AIR-PASSAGES. (See Nasal Catarrh.) Alum, applied in tine spray (gr. 20 to the ounce [1.3 : 32.0]), 58 Arsenic, internally, 79 Camphor, of service in old and atonic cases, 110 Sozoiodol, applied locally in 5 per cent. solution, 330 CATARRH OF BLADDER. Ammoniumbenzoate, to render urineacid,61 Juniper, a valuable stimulant in chronic cases, 231 CATARRH OF UTERUS. Hydrastis, 204 Sozoiodol, in powder, applied by tampon in catarrh of cervix uteri, 330 CEREBRAL DISEASES. Blisters, to nape of neck in cerebritis, 377 Croton oil, in cerebral congestion, 172 Elateiium, in cerebral congestion, 179 Phosphorus, often of service in cerebral softening, 278 Veratrum viride, of greatest value in cere- britis during stage of hyperasmia, after that period harmful, 397 CHANCRE. 