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^p \ Some persons would seem to be peculiarly susceptible to the action of thii drug, as the editor has seen all the poisonous effects above described, except the convulsions, produced in a woman 35 years of age, to whom he had administered two doses or gr. )^ of Santonin with gr. j of Calomel, at an interval of 3 hours (H. M.). SS6 MATERIA MEDICA TOPICAL MEDICINES. ■lel or Other purgatives. W. G. Smith* detected santonin in his own urine, but could not find it in the saliva. Dose, gr. ss-v two or three times a day, in the form of syrup, or in pill. SoDii Santoninas {Sodium Santonhtate) (2NaCi5H,g04.7H,0)is made by adding santonin, as long as it is dissolved, to a hot solu- tion of caustic soda and allowing the liquid to evaporate slowly It b rapidly absorbed after ingestion, appearing in the urine in half an hour. It produces effects similar to those of santonin, but or« milder grade (Krauss, loc. at.). TivirAtsci Sot/ii Santoninatis {Troches of Sodium Santomnatt), CMch troche contains gr. j of sodium santoninate, with sugar. tngacanth, and orange-flower water. AZEDARACH. Uns is the BARK of the root of Melia Azedarach, or Pride of Cllita {Sat. Ord. Meliacea:), an Asiatic tree, cultivated e.vten- siw«l>' as an ornamental tree in our southern States. It has a bikttr. nauseous taste, and yields its virtues to boiling water. It* ^AtA are said to nscmblc those of spigelia. The decoction is Ijht pctfefTcd form of administration (.5iv to water Oij, boiled to Qj[>; <kw for a child, f.5ss every two or three hours, till it affects IIk stomach and bowels ; or night and morning for several days. ASPIDIUM. •1 filix-mas, or Male Fern, and A. marginale {Ncd^ J^ i . xxs) arc plants found in both hemispheres, from Grcen- \^^ ti> Natal, and from Japan to Peru, though not indigenous tUlihtCWtcni United States. They have a perennial horizontal ,^^^^ai which spring numerous annual oval, lanceolate, acute, rtt jiinnate fronds or leaves, from a foot to four feet in p>Mtped together in the form of a base; the leaflets are {» lobalt.ON'il.crcnate at their edges, and gradually diminish sfce base of the pinna to the apex. The rhizome is the g_ ^^ It is a long, cylindrical caudex, coi>ercd with por- ,aN'5,and as found in the shops it is generally broken of a brown color externally, internally yellow- > Mveaish, with a peculiar feeble odor and a sweetish. Quart. Joum. of Med. Sti., 1870, p. 396. .^b ANTHELMINTICS POMEGRANATE. fS7 bitter, astringent, nauseous taste. It deteriorates by keeping. It contains yf/zWr ^r/V/ (CmHuOj), on whicii its medicinal properties are said to depend ; also volatile oil, fixed oil, resin, tannic and gal- Hc acids, etc. ; ether is the best solvent to extract its virtues. Besides the above, Daccomo * has recently isolated a waxy sub- stance (CijHaiO), Aspidol (CjoHmO), and two resins. He failed to find the essential oil obtained by Schoonbroodt.f Effects and Uses. — Aspidium possesses tonic and astringent properties; but its chief use is to cause the expulsion of taenia, which it destroys by a specific action. J. Harley J states that it does not kill the entozoon, but simply detaches it from the intes- tinal wall, and causes its evacuation by the force of the peristaltic contractions induced by its action. Its efficacy in this respect has been long and well attested, but it is most used to destroy the Swiss variety of tsnia (bothriocephalus latus). Recently a fatal case of poisoning § by aspidium has been reported, with symptoms of choleraic diarrhoea. The patient was given 5j Yi of an ethereal extract by mistake. The pnst-mortem appearances were intense congestion of the stomach, with ecchynioses beneath the mucous membrane and blood-clots on the mucous surface. Dose, of the powder, 5j-iij. in electuarj.- or emulsion, night and morning for one or two days. The olco-resin (oleoresina aspidii) is the best preparation; it is a dark, thick liquid, of a bitterish, I nauseous, slighly acrid taste ; dose, f,5ss-j night and morning for "a day or two, to be followed by a cathartic. The administration of the tasniacide agents should always be preceded by a twenty- F.four hours' fast. GRANATUM POMEGRANATE. The BARK of the root of Punica Granatum is used for the [expulsion of taenia. It contains pelletierinc (CjHuNO), which, according to the later researches of its discoverer, M Tanret, || is a compound body, consisting of several alkaloidal principles. In large doses it is .said to cause paralysis of the motor nerves, without affecting sensation, and to cause dilatation of the capil- •"Annali di Chiraica," Agosto, 1887, p. 69. An elaborate invettigation. t Jour, de Mid. di Chir. et dt Pharm., Bnixelles, 1 868, p. 64. X " Royle's Materia Med," p. 370. { Lanett, Oct., 1882, p. 630. g Bull. Gin. de Thirap., xcviil, p. 316. SS8 MATERIA MEDICA — ^TOPICAL MEDICrNES. laries. It is an active taeniacide, but is apt to cause nausea and sometimes vomiting. Pelleticrine tannate may be given in doses of gr. v-xv on an empty stomach, and is best preceded byapur- gative. If the drug do not move the bowels, a brisk cathartic should follow its administration. Berenger-Feraud * recently Fig. 49. PUNICA CRANATVM. observes that the exhibition of a drastic, as jalap, or scammony, with pelletierinc, decidedly aids this agent in the expulsion of txnia. Besides its ttrniacidc action, granatum is a powerful styptic. It is given in decoction (5ij to water Oij, boiled to Oj); dose, foij of more. Oleum Terebinthin.e [Oil of Turpentine) (see p. 384) is used as a remedy for taenia and other worms. Dose, fSj, combined with or followed by castor oil. Calomel (see p. 414) is a valuable anthelmintic, given in cathartic doses. Brayera (^Koosso). The female inflore-SCENCE of Brayera anthelmintica {Nat. Ord. Rosacea:), a native of Abyssinia, have been introduced into European practice as a remedy for taenia,! under the name of Koosso. They occur in broken, compressed clusters, of a greenish-yellow color, a fragrant balsamic odor, and a faint taste which after a time becomes acrid and disagree-] able. They are said to impart their virtues best to hot water, i and to yield ^/w, resin, fatty matter, tannic acid, and about three per cent, of a peculiar principle termed kosin, a yellow-white crystalline resin, without smell or taste, to which its anthelmintic! •Bull. Gin. lit Thirap., Aoat. I5lime, p. ijo, 1888. ANTHELMINTICS PUMPKIN-SEED. 559 properties are attributed (BedcU *). They are given best upon an empty stomacli, after a previous evacuation of the bowels, in infusion (6 parts of the powder with loo parts of boiling water). Extractum Brayer<B Fluidum {Fluid Extract of Brayera) ; dose, kf5ij-iv. y KAMA LA. This is the glands and hairs obtained from the capsules of Mallotus phtlippinensis {Nat. Ord. Euphorbiacea:), a small tree of Hindostan and the East India islands. It is an orange-red, granular, inflammable powder, with little smell or taste, insol- uble in cold and nearly so in boiling water, forming, with alco- hol, ether or chloroform, red solutions, due to the extraction of the resin. It consists chiefly of resinous substances, to one of which, soluble in ether, and considered the active constituent, the name of rottlerin (CbHjiOo) has been given. Uses. — Kaniala (formerly called RottUrd) is a highly-esteemed tesniacide in India, and has been introduced into Europe and our own country. Dose of the powder, 3j-ij, suspended in syrup. A tincture (.^vj to alcohol Oj) is given in the dose of foj-iv. Castor oil should be taken after the medicine. I f /PEPO PUMPKIN-SEED. The SEED of Cucurbita Pepo, or common Pumpkin {Nat. Ord. Cucurbitaceae), is probably the most efficacious remedy Fig. jo. cvctiRaiTA pure. A. Divided. R. Entire. known in the expulsion of tape-worm. These seeds are oval, flattish, grooved, g lines long by 5 or 6 in breadth, of a light lari gab sho ■EDICINES. <al|r taste, and aromatic smdL a»apdaa^ soluble in ether, chloro- Aar, Sh^j of the^esA seeds, de- £iM«ki|i^ 5aAcn to a paste with finely- iilwrrriiMfrft water or milk, may be taken 'nmri' &st.aad followed in two or three oiL A fluid extract, made with alco- che best preparation; dose, f 3ss-j. c ti {■ Oli as a with Ca cath.r Br.-, anthcl= been i: under t cluster.-; and a fa- able. Ti and to yi". per cent, crystalline *£i... APPENDIX. SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED IN PRESCRIPTIONS. B , Recipe, take. aa, Ana (afa), of each. lb, Libra, libra, a pound, pounds. J , Uncia, uncitt, an ounce, ounces. X , Drachma, drachma, a drachm, drachms. ^ , Serupulus, scrupuli, a scruple, scruples. O, Octarius, octarii, a pint, pints. f J , Ftuiduncia, fluiduncia, a fluidounce, fluidonnces. f 3 , Fluidrachma, fiuidrachma, a fltiidrachm, fluidrachms. n^ Minimum, minima, a minim, minims. Ad 2 Vic, Ad duas vices, at two takings. Ad Lib., Ad libitum, at pleasure. Add., Adde, addanlur, add, let be added. Altkrn. Horis, Altemis horit, every other hoar. Aq. Destil., Aqua destillata, distilled water. Aq. Fkrv., Aqua fervens, hot water. Aq. Fluvial., Aquafluvialis, river water. Aq. Font., Aqua fontana, spring water. Aq. Pluv., Aqua pluvialis, rain water. Bis Ind., Bis indies, twice a day. BuLU, Bulliat, bulliant, let it or them boil. Cap., Capiat capiendum, let the patient take it; it must be taken. Chart., Chartula, chartula, a small paper, or papers. Cochleat., Cochleatim, by spoonfuls. CocH. Mac, Cochleare magnum, a tablespoonful. CocH. Med., Cochleare medium, a dessertspoonful, CocH. Parv., Cochleare parvum, a teaspoonful. Col., Cola, coletur, strain, let it be strained. CoLLYR., Collyrium, an eye- water. Com P., Compositus, compounded. Cong., Congius, Congii, a gallon, gallons. C. M. S., Cras mane sumendui, to be taken to-morrow morning. C. N. , Cras node, to-morrow night. Decoc., Decoct um, a decoction. De D. in D., De die in diem, from day to day. Dies. Alter., Diebus Altemis, tstrj other day. DiL., Dilue, dilutus, dilute, diluted. Dim., Dimidius, one-half. Div., Divide, divide. D., Dosis, a dose. Elec., Electuarium, an electuary. Enem., Enema, enemata, a clyster, clysters. ExHiB., Exhibeatur, let it be administered. F. H., Fiat haustus, let a draught be made. FiL., Filtra, filter. 36 561 562 APPENDIX. Ft., Fiat, fiant, let there be made. Garg., Cargarysma, a gargle. Gr., Granum, grana, a grain, grains. Gtt., Cutta, guttte, a drop, drops. GUTTAT., Cutta tint, by drops. Haust., Haustus, a draught. Ind., Indies, daily. Inf., Infunde, pour in. Infus., Infumm, an infusion. Inj., Injitiatur, let it be injected. ^Vl-, Jitltptts, juiepum, a julep. M., Miste, mix. Mane, in the morning. Mist., Mistura, a mixture. Mic. Pan., Mita pants, crumb of bread. No., Numero, in number. Omn. Hor., Omni Aerd, every hour. Ohn. Bid., Omni iiduo, every two days. Omn. Bih., Omni biAord, every two hours. Omn. Man., Omni mane, every morning. Omn. Nocte, Omni necte, every night. Omn. Quadr. Hor., Omni quadranie hera, every quarter of an hour. Ph., Pharmacopoeia. PocUL., Poculum, a cup. P. R. N., Pro re natd, as the symptoms may call for. PuLV., Pulvis, a powder. Q. P., Quantum placeat, as much as you please. Q. S., Quantum sujKcil, enough. QuoR., Quorum, of which. Reoio. in Pulv., Redigatur in pulverem, let it be reduced to powder. Repet., Repelalur, r/petantur, let it or them be repeated. S., Signa, write. S. A., Secundum artem, according to art. Semih., Semiliori, half an hour. Sign., Sixnalura, a label. Ss., Semis, a half. Sum., Sume, sumendus, let it be taken. Tabel., Tabella, a lozenge. Troch , Trocliiscus, a lozenge. Trit., Trilura, triturate. INDEX. Abbreviations, table of, 561 Abies balsamea, 382 canadensis, 511 exce'sa, 510 picea, 510 Abscesses ; application of remedies to, Absimhe, 140 Absinthin, 140 Abs nihium, 140 Absinthol, 140 Abstract of aconite, 232 belladonna, 93 conium, 280 digitalis, 273 hyoscyamus, 97 ignalia, 257 jahp, 344 nux vomica, 257 [xxlophyllum, 347 senega, 380 vaUrian, I20 AbstrACta, 50 Abstracts, 50 Abstractum aconiti, 232 belladonnx, 93 conii, 280 digitalis, 273 hyo-cyami, 97 ignatice, 257 jalapw, 344 nucis vonilcx, 257 podophylli. 347 senegae, 380 Valerianae, 120 Acacia, 528 Cateclm, 182 Verek, 528 Aceta, 56 Acetanilide, 482 Acelaphone, 87 Acetate of ammonium, solution oi, 247 copper, 196 iion, solution of, 166 tincture of, 166 lead, 192 mirphinc, 83 potassium, 366 sodium, 366 zinc, 197 Acetic acid, 249, 353 69 Acetic acid, dilated, 249 glacial, 249 extracts, 57 Acetophenone, 87 Acetum lobeliae, 296 opii, 83 sanguinariae, 315 scillse, 369 Acid, acetic, 249, 353 aconiiic, 227 anemonic, 237 angelic, 3 lo anthemic, 138 arabic, 529 aromatic sulphuric, 170 arsenious, 439, 521 artanlhic, 393 benzoic, 397, 398, 475, 4«5 boheic, 121 boracic, 47 1 boric, 471 butyric, 353 cafleic, 121 caffeo tannic, I3I cambogic, 351 camphoric, 117 camphoronic, 1 17 cantharidic, 514 carbolic, 474, 476 carbonic, 528 carminic, 551 catechu-tannic, 183 cathartic, 340 cetraric, 537 chelidoninic, 348 chromic, 520 chrysophanic, 336, 524 cincho-tannic, 143 cinnamic, 217, 397, 398 dlric, 249, 250 cocatannic, 122 columbic, 134 copaivic, 388 comic, 153 cubebic, 390 cyanhydric, 396 diluted acetic; 249 hydrobromic, 291 hydrochloric, 172 hydrocyanic, 396 563 Mic. I-'. No., .\-... Omn. I! OmN. li: Omn. r. Omn. N Om.n. .\ Omn. < ■ Ph.. I'. POCITI.. p. K. .\ Pui-v.. Q. P.. '. Q.S. ( QUOK., REDir;. : Repkt.. S., Si^'ii S. A.. .V; Semiii.. Sign., .'•; Ss., Suit. Sum., Hii: Tahei..,. Trocii ,. Trit.. Ti INDEX. 565 Acorin, 220 Acorns calamus, 220 Acrinyl sulphocyanide, 508 Actual cautery, 39, 523 Acupuncture, 33, 36 Adeps, 540 benzoinatus, 397, 441 Adhesive plaster, 387 Adonidine, 273 Adonis vernalis, 273 j£sculin, 305 Mther, 103 fonior, 103 Afiicen capsicum, 215 kino, 183 Age, influence of, on medicinal effects, 61 Alcohol, 55, 305 amylic, 205, 300 cerylic, 137 Alcohol, diluted, 55, 209 dtlutum, 209 Alcoholate of chloral, 283 Alcoholic extract of belladonna, 93 conium, 280 hyoscyamus, 97 extracts, 57 potassa, 519 Aldehyd, benzoic, 299 of ethyl, 85 Alder buckthorn, 342 Ale, 21 1 Alexandria senna, 340 Algse, S37 Alkali, volatile, 211 Alkalies, 454 Alkaline carbonates, 363, 455 earths, 455 preparations, 455 sulphur ointment, 326 Allium, 381 sativum, 381 Allspice, 218 Allyl oxide, 381 sulphide, 381 sulphocyanide, 508 Almond mixture, 529 syrup, 300 Aloe, 337 Barbadensis, 338 capensis, 338 purificata, 339 Socotrina, 337 spicata, 338 vulgaris, 338 Aloes, 337, 399 Barbadoes, 338 Cape, 338 hepatic, 338 puiified, 339 Socotrine, 338 Aloin, 338 Alterative di^>hocetics, 360 Alteratives, 72, 403 Althsca, 533 oRiciaalis, 533 Alum, ao3, 319, 523 ammonio-feiric, 167 dried, 303, 304 whey, 204 Alumen, 203 exsiccatum, 204' Aluminii sulphas, 204 Aluminium sulphate, 204 Amber, 129 American hellebore, 233 hemp, 99 leech, 34 lettuce, 84 silver fir, 382 white turpentine, 383 American wormsced, 553 Amidogen, 474 Ammonia, 21 1 preparations of, 31 1 Ammoniac, X15, 399 plaster, llO with mercury, 116, 409, 412 Ammoniacum, 115, 399 Ammonite, aqua, 213 fortior, 312,517 linimenlum, 313, 510 prxparata, 211 spiritus, 213 aromaticus, 213 Ammoniated glycyrrhizin, 535 mercury, 410, 430 tincture of guaiac, 363 valerian, I20 tinctures, 54 Ammonii acetatis, liquor, 347 benzoas, 486 bromidum, 290 carbonas, 213 chloridum, 450 purificatum, 450 iodidum, 430 phosphas, 452 pneparata, 462 valerianas, 120 Ammonio-ferric alum, 167 Ammonium alum, 203 benzoate, 486 bromide, 290 carbamate, 213 carbonate, 213 chloride, 450 iodide, 430 phosphate, 452 preparations, 462 sulphite, 471 valerianate, 120 elixir of, 120 (foot note] ^ 566 INDEX. ^ 1 ^^^^H Amygdalate of tropine, 93 Antidote for morjihine, 78 ^H ^^^^H Amygdalin, 300 opium, 78 ^^^1 ^^^^1 Amygdalus communis, 299 physoitigma, 28a ^^^1 ^^^^H^ var. Amira, 299 prussic acid, 299 ^^^1 ^^^^^^ Amyl hydrate, 300 silver salts, 199 ^^H ^^^^^H stramonium, 95 ^^^1 ^^^^F nitrite, 300 strychnine, 255 ^^^1 ^^^H^ Amylic alcohol, 205, 300 tartar emetic. I4J ' ^^^H AnUcids, 72, 454 Antimony, pills of, compound, 243 ^^^^1 Anthelmintics, 72, 551 preparations of, 241 ^H ^^^^1 Anthemic acid, 138 sulphurated, 243 ^^1 ^^^^B Anthcniis, 138 lartorized, 241 ■ ^^^1 ^^^H wine of, 243 H ^^^1 ^^^H Anthracene, 475 Antiphlogistics, 404 1 ^^^1 ^^^^1 Antidote for aconite, 229 Antipyretics, 464 ■ ^^^1 ^^^^^^^ Anlipyrine, 476, 503 I ^^H ^^^^^^^ Antiseptic oils, 50$ ■ ^^^1 ^^^^^^H 444 Antiseptics, 72, 464 1 ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H Aniispafmodics, 73, II3 ■ ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H Apiol, 402 I ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H boracic Apis mcllifica, 542, 548 1 ^^H ^^^^^^^H Apocynacc^, 274, 374 I ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H calabar bean, Apocynein, 374 ^^H ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H carbolic Apocynin, 374 ^H ^^^1 ^^^^^H 285 Apocynum, 374 ^M ^^^1 ^^^^^^H aiidrosxmifolium, 374 V ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H conium, 280 cannabinum, 374 V ^^^1 ^^^^H Apomorphinic hydJrochloras, 317 ^^H ^^^^^^^H corrosive sublimate, 417 Apomorphinc, 317 ^^1 ^^^^^^^H hydrochlorate, 317 • ^^^1 ^^^^^H 271 Aporelin, 336 1 ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H duboi^ine. Apothecaries' measure, Co 1 ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H weight, 58 I ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H hyoscyamine, Apple, 320 T ^^^1 ^^^^^^^H Applications of medicines to the skin, <A ^^^^^^^H iodine. to mucous membranes, 65 ^^^^^H 191 to serous membranes, 69 ^H ^^^^^^^H mercury. to ulcers, wounds, etc , 69 ^^1 ^^^^^^^H mineral acids, 169 Approximate measures, 61 • ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^^ 567 ^^ ^^q5«. 5»7 Arsenic, oxide, 439 1 ammonia:, 213 Irisulpbide, 440 ^H fortior, aia, 517 white, 439 ^H amygdalx amarse, 300 Arsenii el hydrargyri iodidi, liquor, 448 ^H anisi, 236 iodidum, 448 ^H aurantii florum, 223 prarparata, 439 ^H camphors, 118 Arsenious acid, 439, 521 ^H chlori, 467 Arsenite of potasMum, solution of, 446 ^H cinnamomi, 217 Artanthe clongala, 392 ^H crcosoli, 483 Artanthic acid, 392 ^H <lestillata, 527 Artemisia absinthium, I40 ^H focniculi, 225 maritima, 554 ^H menlhx piperiUc, 224 Artcriotoniy, 34 ^r viridis, 224 Artificial camphor, II7 rosx, 188 musk, 129 Aquae, 53 Asafetida, 113, 399 Aqueous extracts, 57 Asafcetida, 113, 399 Aqueous extract of aloes, 339 Asagnea officinalis, 236 Arainc acid, 529 Asparasin, 533, 535 Arabin, 529 Aspidium, 556 Aracci^, 220 filix mas, 556 Araroba, 524 marginale, 556 Arbutin, 393, 394 Aspidol, 557 ArctQStaphylos uva ursi, 393 Aspiration, 3^, 36 Argcnli iodidum, 201 Aspirator, 36 nitras, 198 Astragalus gumraifer, 530 dilutus, 201, 519 AstriDgent bitttrs, 132, 141 fusus, aot, 519 Astringems, 72, 178 oxidum, 201 mineral. 178, 189 prjcparala, 198 vegelable, 178. 179 Argol. 334 Atomization of fluids, 66 Arcytia, 199 Atomizers, 66 Aticine. 143 Sajous' modification. 67 Aristolochia reticulata, 136 Sou's, 68 serpentaria, 136 Sitgele's, 68 ^ristolochiacea:, 136 Snowden's, 67 Arnica, 238 Atropa belladonna, 88 montana, 238 Alropina, 88, 93 flowers, 238 Alropiiix sulphas, 93 j root, 238 Atropine, 88, 93 Amite (lores, 238 sulphate of, 93 radix, 238 Auronliacea-, 223 Arnicin, 238 Aurantii amaii cortex, 233 Aromatic billers, 132, 136 duleis cortex, 223 fluid extract, 220 Aurantii flores, 233 powder, 220 Auric and sodium chloride, 433 5;rics of carbon compounds, 473 Auri et fodii chloridam, 423 spirit or ammonia, 213, 462 Aveling's apparatus for Iransfusioii, 69 stilpliuric acid, 170 Azedarach, 556 ^^ syrup of rhubarb, 337 ^H tincture of rhubarb, 337 ^V wine, 140, 324, 225 Balm of Cilead tree, 383 Aromatics, 205, 214 Balsam of copaiba, 388 Arrack, 211 fir, 382 Arseniale of sodium, 447 Peru, 398 solution of, 447 Tolu, 398 Arsenic, 439 nalsamodcndron mynha, 396 eaters, 44I Balsams, 397 ^^ ioilide, 448 Ualsainum I'cruvianum, 398 ^H metallic, 439 Tolutanum, 398 ^^^ preparations of, 439 Bandages, ij, 35 ^L Jr-*-' S70 INDEX. Caimdn turpcntme, jSa Canadian hemp, 373 Cindy, rock, 54S Cane sugar, 547, 548 CannBtHnine, too Cannaliin, 100 Cannabis AmcricnnB, 99 Indica, 99 SKlivi^ 99 Cannabcne, lOO hydride, too CsnllinndBl collodioa, 516 linimenl, $tS ^ntharidin, 514, 518 CtMbarido, 377, 399, 513 cwBle of, 515 paper of, 517 Canliiiu'idic acid, 5 14 Cuitharis, 377, 513 vesicaloiia, 513 *liuta,5i7 Cipe ato«i, 33 ti Ckfiriroliacetc, J07 CkiMaicin, 21$ Di|w>cuni, ais, jio African, 31$ IwilllKtuiuni, 315 Ciijaulei, g^plntin, 53 Ckiaccasklno, iSj Caiuway, 3l<j CmIa) ligui, 549 v-iububle o{ (.^otauiuin, 480 quioiiie, 151 "" ^^ Hfdmni^ 4H0 CubvJtL Dcid, 474, 476 I tudc, 470 L>iuttiictit vfi 480 f^lfciillii il cottun, 268 f|Bf""'-' ■'■"I""""'* aromatic to'ic^ of, 474 CHkooai* uf amiuouiuin, ai3, 462 Cftlcium, prccipttAtcd, 463 iiuii, I'dl ul, 160 ^Wl.lttttlklcd, 160 .401 , 330. 4,^2 , 456, 457 l'U(s,457 illlki, 4te r w. Ajiiuui, 459-460 J. .s^S iU CsrrsgeeniD, 538 Cantni oil, 463 C^rthagetia barks, 143 Carum, 226 carvi, 2j6 Caryophyllid, 31S CaryvphyJlus, 318 aroma ticuj, 2l3 CRScara sagrada, 342 Cascarilla, 141 CHSCarillin, 141 Cassia, 339 ■cutifolia, 340 sfthtopica, 340 cinnamon, 216 clongttta, 340 FLitiiia, 323 lanceotsta, 340 obovata, 340 CaiCanea, 1S9 vesca, 189 Castor oil, 323 Cataplasmata, 5S, 526 Cataplasms. 50, 58 Catcchin, 183 Calcchu, 1S2 red, iSj Catechu-latinid acid, 183 Cathartic acid, 340 Calhartics, 72, 319 Cathafto-niannit, 341 Caustic potnssa, 519 soda, 520 Cauteranl^, 518 Coutcriwtion, 39 f Cikucery, actual, 39, 523 galvano, 45 Oij'cnne pepper, 315 Cedar, ted, 400 Celandine, 347 Celostrace^, 348 Ccmigrjm. 59 Cephaflis Ipecacoanba, 312 Cera alba, 542 llava, 542 Cerata, 57 Cerate, 57, 541 blLslering, 515 camphor, I lo canlhnrides, 515 cirbonite of line, 196, 197 extract of cantliarides, 516 Goulard's, 193 Cerate, lead, subacetate, 193 savine, 40a spermaceti, 542 resin, 38 7 compound, 387 Cerates, 50, 57 Ceralum, 57, 541 camphora:, itS W^^^^^^^^^ 571 1 ^^^CCTitnm, cantharidis, 515 Chirata, 135 I ceucei, 542 Chiratin, 136 1 extracti cantharidis, 516 Chittem bark, 343 1 plumbi suljaceiolis, 193 Chloral, 283 ^L resino;, 387 alcohoUte, 283 ^^M sabinx, 400 hydrate, 283 ^V Orii oxaUs, 202 Chlorate of potassium, 452 Cerite, 202 sodium, 454 Cerium, nitrate, 303 Chlorhydric acid, 372 oxalate, 202 diluted, 272 CerylJc alcohol, 137 Chloride of ammonium, 450 Cetacea, 541 calcium, 450 Celaceum, 541 gold and sodium, 423 Cetin, 541 iron, 162 Cetraria, 536 solution of, 163 islandica, 536 tincture of, 163 Cetraric acid, 537 lime, 467 Cetrarin, 537 mercury ; corrosive, 409, 416, 468 Cctyl palmilatc, 541 mild, 354,355.409. 414 Ceylon ciim.imon, 216 zinc, 198, 522 Chalk. 464 (olulion of, 197 mixture, 464 Chlorinated lime, 467 powder, compound, 464 soda, solution of, 468 prepared, 464 Chlorine, 467 truches of, 464 water, 467 Chalybeate?, 157, 403 Chlorodyne. 1 10 (foot-note) Chamomile, 138 Chloroform, 102, 107 German, 139 commercial, 107 Champagne, 2 10 liniment, 1 10 Chapman's copaiba mixture, 389 (fool- purified, 107 note) Chloroformum, 107 Charcoal, 549 purificiUum, 107 poultice, 527 vcnale, 107 Charm canlharidis 517 Chocolate, 122 potassii nilratis, 246 Chocolate nuls, 543 sinapis, 509 Choke-cherry, 154 Chartse, 5a Cholagogues, mercurials as, 354, 417 1 Cheleiythrine, 348 Choline, too Chelidonine, 348 Chondodendron tomentosum, 39a Chelidoninic acid, 348 Chondrus, 537 Cliehdonium, 347 crispus. 537 majus. Coleoptera, 513 ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^H solution Colica Pictonum, 190 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^H Collodion, 546 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^H miiKncxlum, solution of, 331 ^^^^1 ^^^^^^H granulated, iodised, 546 ^^^^1 ^^^^^^1 potaulum. ^^^M ^^^^^^H mixture of, 247 with cantharidet, 516 ^^^H ^^^^^^H Collodium. 546 ^^^^H ^^^^^^V ^^^^1 ^^^V CiUlc aciil, 2$o stypticum, ^^^H ^^^^K^^ cum cantharide, 516 ^^^^H ^^^^H Collyria. 66 ^^^^H ^^^^^^H 350 Colocynlh. 350 ^^^^^ ^^^^^ (.m- Colocynlhin, 350 ^^^^H ^^H lio Colocynthis. 350 ^^^^^ ^^^^m, Colocynthiiin, 350 ^^^^H ^^^B Colombin, 134 ^^^^H ^^^^^^H Cologne water, 225 ^^^^H ^^^^^^1 Coloring agents, 72, 550 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^B on medicinal Columbian Imrk, 143 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^_ Columbic acid, 134 ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^ Cotumbo, 134 ^^^^H Combi, 274 ^^^^1 Commercial chloroform, 107 ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^H|fei«. -«> quinidine, 145 ^^^^^ ^^^^HHP^ sodium bicarbonate. 460 ^H ^^^^^^^pKCC- •>■•> zinc oxide, 197 ^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ST^^^^^^H Common cod, 436 Continuous electrical current, 42 ^^M Composiuc, 84, 138, 139, «40, 238, 308, Convolvulacea;, 343, 349 ^^^M 1 364,373.375. 401, 554 Convolvulin, 344 ^^^^^H Compound cathartic pills, 353 Convolvulus Scammonia, 349 ^^^^H ^H chalk powder, 464 Copaiba, 387 ^^^^H ^H decoction of sarsaparilla,36l Copaifera, 387 ^^^^^H ^H effervescing powder, 335 I-angsdorffii, 3S7 ^^^^^^ ^H extract of colocynlh, 350, 351 Copaivic acid, 388 ^^^^H ^H fluid extract of sarsaparilla, 362 Copper acetate, 196 ^^^^^H ^H glycyrrhiza mixture, 536 preparations of, 195 ^^^^^| H powder, 341 sulphate of, 196, 318, 523 ^^^^H ^H infiision of senna, 341 Copperas, ^^^^^H ^M iron mixture, 161, 396 Coriander, ^^^^^| H piib, iCi, 396 Coriandnmi, 226 ^^^^^| ^H jalap powder, 344 ^^^^^H ^H liquorice mixture, 536 Corn ergot, 266 ^^^^^| ^H liniment of mustard, 509 smut, 266 ^^^^^1 ^H mixture of glycyrrhiza, 536 ^^^^^H ^H iron, iCl. 396 Comic ^^^^H ^^P liquorice, 536 ^^^^^^M ^V pills of antimony, 243 ^^^^^^^H ^H galbanum, 115, J96 153 ^^^^^^M ^H iron, 161, 396 153 ^^^^^H ^H rhubarb, 337 153 ^^^^H ^H powder of glycyrrhiza, 341 scricra, ^^^^^H ^m >lap, 344 ^H liquorice, 341 Corpuscles of Laveran, 148 ^^^^^H Corroborants, 131 ^^^^^H ^H morphine, 84 Corrosive chloride of mercury, 409, 416, ^^H ^H rhubarl), 337 522 ^H ^H resin cerate, 387 mercurial chloride. Crowfoot, 186 Ciuciferx, 318, 507 Cnide nrtwlic acid, 476 cwDphor, 116 liquorice, 534 quinine, 152 sulphur, 325 tiitar, 334 Cryolite, 459 Cryptopine, 74, 76 Cubeb, 389 Cubeba, 389 officinalis, 389 Cnbebic acid, 390 Cubebin, 390 Cubic centimeter, 59 nitre, 246 Cuca, 122 Cucaiae, 123 Cucumber, liitter, 350 squirting, 3S3 Cuairbitn pepo, 559 Cucurbiiaceae, 344, JS"- 35*. 559 CullivaiioD, iafluencc of, on plants, 49 Culver's tool, 34I physic, 341 Cupping, 35 dry, 35 glasses, 35 wet, 35 Cupri acetas, 196 prxparata, 195 sulphas, ig6, 523 Cufiric sulphate, 196, 523 Cups, 33, 35 CupuUlene. iSl, 18$, 189 Cumre, 306 Cumrine, 306, 307 Curine, 306 Cut tups, 35 Cyanide of potass iurn« 299 mercury, 410, 431 Cyonhydric acid, 296 Cydoni^ vulgaris, 534 Cydonium, 534 Cyitiene, 125 Cymol. 117, 137 Cyinylic phenol, S05 Cynips quercdsfoUi, 181 Cypripcdiutn, 120 parviflorum, 120 pubescens, 120 Dandelion, 375 Daphne mezereum, 363 Daphnin, 363 Darkness, 39 Datura stramonium, 94 Daturine, 95 Deadly nightshade, 88 Decagram, 59 Decigram, 59 Decimal system, 59, 60 Decocta, 54 Decoction of azedarach, 556 althjea,S34 aspidium, 558 broom, 377 cetraria. 537 chondrus, 538 geranium, 187 glycynhiza, 535 hsemaloxylon, 185 Iceland moss, 537 Irish moss, 538 j liquorice root, 535 I logwood, l8s marsh-mallow, 533 oak, 186 poppies, 73 sarsaparilla, compound. 361 stiltingia, 365 Decoctions, jo, 54 IDecocium ceifari,J?, 537 siruparill.T compositnm, 361 Deer berry, 220 t!)et phi nine, 240 Delphmium siaphisagria, 240 Delphinoidine, 240 Delphisine, 240 Demulcents. 72, 525 Dennrcofiied opium, 82 Deodorized tinclure of opium, 83 Depresso-motora, 251, 278 Deriviiivrs of phenyl, 473 Deshler's salve, 387 Dculeropinc, 74 Dewberry, 88 Dewees's carminstiTe, 336 Diichylon, 194 cinlmcnt, 194 Dialysis, 54 Dialyzed iron, 167, 444 Dialyzer, 54 Diaphoretics, ^i, 356, 365, 399 alterjilive, 36Q nauseating, 357 refrigerant, 357, 365 stimulating, 357 367 Diastase, 539 DJclilotomelhane, lo Dieulafoy's aspirator, 36 Diflu>ible stimulants, 205 Digestion, 53 influence on medicinal effect, 63 D%estive ferments, 155 Digilnlein, 269 Digiiulin, 269 Digitalis, 268, 367 purpurea, 268 Digitonin, 269 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ INDEX. ST^^^H 1 Digiloxin, 269 East India kino, 183 ^^H DiluenU, 525 Ecballium Elalerium, 352 ^^^^^H Diluted acetic acid, 249 Eccrltics, 72, 310 ^^^^^H alcohol, 55, aog Ecgonine, 123 ^^^^^1 bydrobromic acid, 191 Eflects of medicines, 49 ^^^^^H hydrochloric acid, 172 the potassium sahs, 245 ^^^^^H hydrocyanic acid, 296 EfTervescing draught, 247 ^^^^H muriatic acid, 172 powder; compound, 335 ^^^1 DJlric acid, 17 1 Effleurage, 45 ^^^^^M nitro-hydrochloric acid, 173 Egyptian opium, 74 ^^^^^M Ditio-muriatic acid, I73 Elaldin, 422 ^^^^^1 phosphoric acid, 174 Elatcrin, 352 ^^^^^1 lolulion of subacetate of lead, I93 Eiaterinum, 352 ^^^^^1 silver nitrate, 201, 519 Elateiium, 352 ^^^^^1 sulphuiic acid, 170 Electric bath, 41 ^^^^H Diplolepis galUr tinclorue, iSl batiery, 41, 42 ^^^^H Diplerocarpacea:, 1 16 elements, 42 ^^^^^1 Disease, influence of, on medicinal ef- machine, 41 ^^^^^H fects, 63 shock, 41 ^^^^^H Disinfecting fluid, Burnett's, 198 spark, 41 ^^^^^H Condy's, 467 FIcctr.ciias, 41 ^^^^^H Ledoyen's, 194 Eleciricity, 38, 41 ^^^^^H solution, I^barraque's, 468 faindic, 41, 4a ^^^^^H Dispensatory, 47 frictional, 41 ^^^^H Displacement, 53 galvanic, 41 ^^^^^H Distilled oils, 214 induced, 41, 4a ^^^^^H waler, 527 magnetic, 41, 4a ^^^^H waters, 53 static, 41 ^^^^^H Diuretics, 72, 365 vollao magnetic, 41, 4a ^^^^^H Dobell's solution, 67 Eleclro-mognetic machine, 42 ^^^^^^ Dogsbone, 375 Electrode", 4a ^^^^H Dogwood, 153 Electrolysis, 44 ^^^^^H round leaved, 153 Electuaries, 5a ^^^^^^ swamp, 153 Fleltaria Cardamomum, 219 ^^^^^1 Dolomite, 330 Elixir of ammonium valet ianate 120 (foot- ^^M Donovan's solution, 448 no'.e) ^^M Doreina ammoniacum, 115, 310 auranlii, 223 ^^1 Doses, modifying effects of, 49 of orange, 223 ^^H of medicines, 63 of vitriol, 170 ^^^^^M Douche, 40 simple, 223 ^^^^H Dover's fowiler, 82, 315, 357 Elli-t's magnesia, 329 ^^^^^H Drachm, 58, 59 Elm, 532 ^^^^^1 Drastic cathartics, 319, 343 Eluiriation, 51 ^^^^^1 Drastics, 319 Emetics, 72, 310 '^^H Draught, black, 34I local, 310 ^^^^M effervescing, 247 mineral, 318 ^^^^^^ Scudamore's, 372 systemic, 310 ^^^^^H Dried alum, 204 vegetable, 312 ^^^^^H ferrous sulphate, 162 Emetine, 313 ^^^^^H sodium carbonate, 460 Emmenagogues, 72, 399 ^^^^^H Drops, 60 Emoilin, 336, 342 ^^^^^H Dryobalanops camphora, 116 Emollicnis, 525 ^^^^^H Duboisia, 98 Emphsira, 58 ^^H myoporoides, 98 Emplastium ammoniaci, I16 ^^f 1 Dubolsine, 98 cum hydrargyro, 116, 409. 577 Extract of colchicnm, 6aid, of root, 373 of seed, 373 colocynth, 351 compound, 350, 351 columbo, fluid, 135 conium, 280 fluid, 280 comus, fluid, 154 cotton-root bark, fluid, 268 conch grass, fluid, 376 cubeb, fluid, 391 cypripedinm, fluid, 120 dandelion, 376 fluid, 376 digitalis, 273 fluid, 273 dogwood, fluid, 154 dulcamara, fluid, 102 ei^ot, 266 fluid, 266 erythroxylon, fluid, 123 eucalyptus, fluid, 137 euonymus, 349 eupatorium, fluid, 140 frangula, fluid, 342 gelsemium, fluid, 306 gentian, 134 fluid, 134 geranium, fluid, 187 ginger, fluid, 219 glycyrrhiza, 535 fluid, 535 refined, 535, 536 Goulard's, 193 grindelia, fluid, 309 guarana, fluid, 128 haematoxyloD, 185 hamamelis, fluid, 188 hemp, 99 fluid, loi hydrastis, fluid, 259 hyoKyamus, alcoholic, 97 fluid, 97 Indian hemp, 99 ' fluid, loi ipecac, fluid, 315 iris, 348 fluid, 348 jaborandi, fluid, 360 lugUns, 337 koosso, fluid, 559 krameria, 184 fluid, 184 lactncarium, fluid, 84 leptandra, 342 fluid, 342 liquorice root, 535 fluid, 535 refined, 535, 536 lobelia, fluid, 296 logwood, 185 37 Extract of lupulin, fluid, I02 malt, 211 j matico, fluid, 392 May-apple, 347 fluid, 347 mezereon, 363 fluid, 363 nux vomica, 257 fluid, 257 opium, 82 i pareira, fluid, 392 pepo, fluid, 560 physosiigma, 283 ^ pilocarpus, 360 I pipsissewa, fluid, 395 podophyllum, 347 fluid, 347 I prunus virginiana, fluid, 155 I pumpkin-se^, fluid, 560 quassia, 133 fluid, 133 rhatany, 184 fluid, 184 rhubarb, 336 fluid, 336 rhus glabra, fluid, 188 rose, fluid, 188 rubus, fluid, 189 sanguinaria, fluid, 317 sarsaparilla, fluid, 362 fluid, compound, 362 savine, fluid, 400 Scutellaria, fluid, 121 senega, fluid, 380 senna, fluid, 34I serpentaria, fluid, 137 spigelia, fluid, 553 squill, fluid, 369 stillingii, fluid, 365 stramonium, 95 fluid, 95 sumach, 188 taraxacum, 376 fluid, 376 tiiticum, fluid, 376 uva ursi, fluid, 394 valerian, fluid, 120 veratrum viride, fluid, 236 virbumum, fluid, 308 wahoo, 349 witchhazel, fluid, 188 wild cherry, flui<l, 155 yellow jasmine, fluid, 306 Extracia, 57 fluida, 56 Extracts, 50, 57 fluid, 50, 56 watery, 57 alcoholic, 57 acetic, 57 Extractum aconiti, 232 S76 FN Enipla$trum bydru]^. Ericolin, 393 Erigeron canaden^. Errhines, 66 P'ruic acid 508 Kryllirorelin 3 ;■ Erythroxylacea:, ■ Krytliroxylon, i.' coca, 122 Escliar, 51 S Kscliarotics, 50!. Escrine, 281, 2>. salicylate, _■" Kssence of Icim ; niirbaiie, 4>.- pcpi)eriiiiiii, spearmim, -■- Essential oils, 21 ; Ethal alcohol, 51.' Ether, 103 inelhylic, 1 1 1 ii.nanihic, 2ii' slri>ni;er, loj EtIuTial an.i.stht«it.-. (ill. IjO refrii;erants, 248, tincluris, 55 __^^^sv Ethvl, lo; — 'akleliyil, S5 hr<'niKle, 112 carbamate, Sj hydrate, 205 INDEX. 579 Ferrous sulphate, precipitated, 162 ■^m^^^^^^M Ferruginea, 157, 399 Macr ^H^^^^^^l Femim, 157 ^^^e. _^^^^^^^^^l dialysatum, 167 ■^■iMi^^^^^^^^^^^^^ reductum, 1 60 ■^^^^^^■km. 164 Ferula galbaniflua, 115 Narthex, 113 "^^^^^^I^^^I^B? Scorodosma, 1 13 ^^^^^^^^^^^*r Sumbttl, 309 ■^^p^^ Ferulaic acid, II 3 m^ik. Ficus, 320 ^■^Er Fig, 320 *— .167 Filices, 556 450 Filicic acid, 557 I- i Filix mas, 556 ^^^^r 1111, 164 Rr, balsam of, 382 ^^^^K^ silver, 382 ^^^H^ Flake manna, 321 ^^^^^^ FUx, common, 530 ^^^^^ T,. 160,444 Flaxseed, 530 ^^^^■w-'cu, tte, 444 meal, 531 oil, 325, 531 »r poultice, 531 r 16s Flexible collodion, 546 -: ' [uor, 162 Flour of mustard, 507 Flowers of orange, 223 IS, 162 of sulphur, 325 ' mis, 162 Fluid, Burnett's disinfecting, 198 '. liquor, 162 Condy's disinfecting, 467 167 extract, aromatic, 220 "lutionof, 166 of aconite, 232 ■ TK of, 166 arnica root, 238 ■.r>z belladonna, 93 ion of, 163 bitter orange peel, 223 blackberry, 189 :ureof, 163 ■■■5 brayera, 559 '.tion of, 165 broom, 377 ioride, 163 buchu, 393 .160,444 calamus, 220 ..wphite, 165,450 calumba, 1 34 '. soludon of, 165 cannabis Indica, loi • >59 capsicum, 215 'lydrated, 160,444 carfcara sagrada, 342 >vitb maenetia, 160, 444 :>hate, l^ castanea, 189 chestnut leaves, 189 phosphate, 165 chimaphila, 395 ;>liate, 162 chirata, 136 solution of basic, 162 cimicifuga, 278 normal, 162 cinchona, 149 lerianate, 167 coca, 123 IS bromide, syrup of, 166 colchicum root, 373 (.arbonate, 160 seed, 373 mass of, 161 conium, 280 saccharated, 160 cornus, 154 iodide, pills of, 164 cotton root, 268 crrous iodide, saccharated, 164 couchgrass, 376 syrup of, 164 culieb, 391 lactate, 166 cypripcdium, 120 oxalate, 166 dandelion, 376 wlphate, 161 digitalis, 273 dried, 162 dogwood, 154 58o INDEX. Fluid extract, dulcamara, 102 ergot, 266 erythroxylon, 123 «BC»lyplut, 37 eupaiorium, 140 frAuguta^ 342 geisetnium, 306 gentian, 134 geriuiium, tS^ ginger. 219 elycyrrhiia, 535 gossypiutn, 26S grind cl is, 309 gUOTAniL, t zS hunamelis, 1 88 heartsease, 348 hydmitis, 259 hyoscyamus, 97 ipecac, 315 iris, 348 joLorandi, 360 koosso, 559 knimeria, 1S4 lactucarium, 84 leplandra, 342 looejia, 296 Inpulin, 102 matico, 392 mezereon, 363 nux vomica, 257 pareira, 392 pepo, 560 pilocarpus, 360 pipsisscwa, 395 podophyllum, 347 pninus Virginians, 155 pani|ikiii seed, 560 quassia, 133 rhubarb, 336 rhus glabra, 188 rose, 188 rubus, 189 sanguinaria, 317 sarsnparilla, 362 compound, 362 savine, 400 Scutellaria, 121 senega, 380 senna, 34 1 serpentaria, 137 skullcap, 121 spigelia, 553 stiuili, 369 stillingia, 365 stramonium, 95 sumac, 188 taraxacum, 376 triticum, 376 uva ursi, 394 valerian, 120 veralrum viride, 236 Fluid extract, viburnum, 308 wild cherry, 155 witchhazel, l^ extracts, 50, 56 Ledoyen's disinfectiog, 194 Fluidounce, 60 Fluidrachm, 60 Fluigram, 60 Fly, potato, 517 Spanish, 513 Fceniculum, 225 vulgare, 225 Fomentation, 39 tonticuli, 33 i Fortisn leech, 34 I Fomuc acid, 2S3 I Forms in which medicines are osed, 49 , Forniyl, tcrchloride of, 102 I tcriudide of, 431 I Fowler's ^ution, 446 I Foxglove, 268 Frangula, 342 ■ Franguhn, 342 Fraxin, 321 Fraxinus omus, 321 rotund ifblia, 31 1 Freezing mixtures, 112 Fresh IwtlM, tinctures of, 55 Friction electricity, 41 Frictions, 33, 35 Frigus, 40 Fumigation, mercurial, 409, 416, 422 Fungi, 261, 266 Fused silver nitrate, aoi, 519 diluted, aoi, 519 Fusel oil, 205, 300 Gadida, 436 Gaduin, 437 Gadus Slorrhua, 436 Cialbanum, 115, 399 Gall-oak, 181 Galla, 181 Gallic acid, 180, 186 Gallon, 60 Galls. 181 black, 182 white, 182 Galvanic electricity, 41 Galvanism, 41 tlalvanocauiery, 45 Gamboge, 351 cake, 351 lump, 351 pipe, 35' Garcinia Hanburii, 351 (SargaTismata, 66 CJargles, 66 Garlic, 381, 511 Cias, nitrous-oxide, 1 1 1 '^ sodium, 475 73 >. 535 5 imoniated, 535 ammoniatum, 535 S8i ■nd sodium cbloride, 425 iTolden senl, 258 ~ >ni)rc('s vesicating ointment, 518. ;;-*ypii radicU cortex, 267 ■ .'Sypium, 268 lierbaceutn, 267, 532 • riilard's cernte, I93 extract, 193 ■j.iiris, 58,59 '.-.iriiinacfse, 21 1, 160, 266, 376, 539, 548 • r.iiiatacese, S57 ■ rKUtatura, 557 ..raiuilafed efTervescing salts, 51 mflgnesium citrate, 331 GraiiulaEton, 5' Granville's lotion, 518 Grape sugar, 54 7. pueira, pepotSfc pflocupns,, pipsisicwa, 39$ podophyllmnjj.,. pruDus Viif iniaii. pumpkin-seed, S*- quassia, 133 rhul)arb, 336 rhus glabra, 188 rose, 188 rubus, 189 sanguinaria, 317 sarsaparilla, 36» ** compound. ,; saviiie, 400 " ^ Scutellaria, 131 — "■ senega, 380 scniia, 341 scr])entaria, 137 skullcap, 121 spiyelia, 553 -i squill, 369 ^ stilliiigia, 365 •■' stiamoniuin,95 sumac, 188 taraxacum, 376 tiiticum, 376 uva ursi, 394 valerian, 120 veratrum viride, 23- ■ 414 ^ aiiKneaa, 329 ikiiaetiire,i37. 149 ■ cUcndom conmirom. 400. 416, 4M. S" 354. 355. 409, 4*4. 470 ,4io,4ai rabram, 410, 430, 470 «nde,4iQ, 400 tiM flmm. 409, 413 nbram, 409, 41a lii, nngiientani, 410^ ^a» Kqnor, 410, 443, 522 ' — *" 404 flavns, 410^ 4ai mbmm, 410, 4^2 unmooiitfiiin, 410^ 4*1 CRO, 409,41a 3(8 totebiotJiaij cmoa-chlaral, 286 pfcBVl.476 .*wi«y . 543. oxide of iron, 160, 444 M_i^. f .*'"', ""«°es'«. 160, 444 Hfonde of phenyl, 474 Hrdrobromate of quinine, 151 Hrdrobromic add, diluted, 291 Hydrochinone, 475, 489 Hydrochlorate of apomorphine, 317 cocaine, 123 inoq>hine, 83 pilocarpine, 360 quinine, 151 Hjdrochloric acid, 172 dilated, 172 Hydrocotamine, 74 Hydrocyanic acid, ag6, 299 diluted, 396 Hydroquinone, 475, 489 Hydroxy], 474 Hygienic remedies, 33 Hymenoptera, 542 Hyoscine, 96 hydrochlorate, 98 Hyoscyami folia, 95 Hyos^raminae sulphas, 97 Hyoscyamine, 89, g6 sulphate, 96, 97 Hyoscyamus, 95 leaves, 95 niger,9S INDEX. S83 Hyphae, 261 Hjrpnone, 87 Hypnotics, 72 Hypodermic application of medicines, 65 Hypophosphite of calcium, 449 iron, 165, 450 potassium, 449 sodium, 449 Hypophosphites, 449 syrup of, 449 with iron, syrup of, 450 Hyposulphite of sodium, 471 Ice, 41 bag, 40 Iceland moss, 536 Ichthyocolla, 540 Idiosyncrasy, influence of, on medicinal effects, 63 Igasuric acid, 252 Igasurine, 252 Ignatia, 257 Ilex Paraguaiensis, 128 Illicium, 226 anisatttm, 226 Imagination, influence of, 63 Imponderable remedies,j33, 38 Imported leech, 34 Incompatibility, 50 India gum, 528 opium, 74 senna, 340 Indian com, 266 hemp, 99 meal, 320 poke, 232 tobacco, 294 Induced electricity, 41, 4a Inei, 274 Inflatin, 294 Infusa, 53 Infusion of apocynum, 375 brayera, 559 calamus, 220 cascarilla, 141 chamomile, 138 cinchona, I49 cypripedium, 120 dandelion, 375 digitalis, 273 eupatorium, 140 fennel, 225 gaultheria, 222 hops, 102 koosso, 559 lobelia, 296 magnolia, 141 prunus Virginiana, 155 quassia, 133 senna, compound, 341 Infusion of serpentaria, 137 tobacco, 294 wild cherry, 155 Infusions, 50, 53 Infusum brayerse, 559 cinchonse, 149 digitalis, 273 pruni Virginiamc, 155 senna: compositum, 34I Ingluvin, 156 Inhalation, 58 Injection, 68 intravenous, 69 Inosit, 269 InsecU,5l3,542, 550 Insufflation, 66 Intravenous injections, 69 Inulin, 238, 376 Iodide of ammonium, 430 arsenic, 448 and mercury, 448 iron, 164,431 lead, 193, 431 merctny, 410, 430, 431 potassium, 428 silver, 201 sodium, 431 starch, 431 sulphur, 431 zinc, tgS, 43X Iodine, 404, 424, 470 ointment, 428 lodism, 425 Iodized collodion, 546 starch, 431, 540 lodo-cotton, 268 Iodoform, 431 cotton, 268 lodoformtmi, 431 lodol, 434 lodum, 424, 470 loduretted potassium iodide, 428 Ipecac, 312, 357 black, 312 gray, 312 red, 31a Ipecacuanha, 312 Ipecacuanhic acid, 313 Ipomcea turpethum, 421 Iridacex, 348, 550 Iridin, 348 Iris, 348 versicolor, 348 Irish moss, 537 Iron, 157 and ammonium citrate, 167 acetate, mixture of, 164 sulphate, 167 tartrate, 167 potassium tartrate, 164 quinine citrate, 166 584 INDEX. Iioo and qmnine dtnte, MdntiMi of, 167 strychnine dtnte, 167 bitter wine of, 167 bronude, lymp of^ 166 fay hydrogen, 160 carbonate, 160 nuua of, 161 saccharated, 160 chloride, 163 citrate, 165 solution of, 165 compound pills of, 161 diaJyzed, 167, 444 dried salpbate of, 162 hydrate, x0o, 444 with magnesia, 160, 444 hypophoapbite, 165, 450 iodide, pills of, 164 saccharated, 164 syrup, 164 lactate, 166 mixture, compound, 161 nitrate, 162 solution of, 165 oxalate, 166 oxide, 159, 160 pills, compound, 161 phosphate, 165 pills of aloes and, 168, 339 of iodide of, 164 plaster, 161 precipitated sulphate of, 162 preparations of, 157, 399, 403 pyrophosphate, 165 syrup of, 165 Quevenne's, 160 i|uinine and strychnine phosphates, synip of, 1 67 reduced, 160 sttccliornted carbonate, 160 iodide, 164 solution of acetate of, 163 chloride of, 163 citrate of, 165 nitrate of, 165 subsulphate of, 162 tcrsulphate of, 162 sulphate, 161 dried, 162 precipitated, 162 syrup of bromide of, 166 iodide of, 164 tincture of acetate, 163 chloride, 163 troches, 161 rmlerianale, 167 wine of citrate of, 167 with magnesia, hydrated oxide of, tPO li.a«mN :•». 377.506 I ^lUt^luc''. 540 !««"«. 33. 35 faboiandi, 357 (abori]ie,3S8 {•1^. 343 talapa, 343 famaica ginger, 219 kino, 183 sarsaparilla, 360 James' powder, 244 Jamestown weed, 94 Japectmine, 328 Japaconitine, 228 {a]>an camphor, 116 apanese aconite, 227 Jasmine, Carolina, 304 yellow, 304 latectrbiza Calnmba, 134 lerusalem oak, 553 [enrine, 232, 233 lesoit's powder, 147 fewell's calomel, 414 fuglandacete, 337 fuglandic acid, 337 fugUns, 337 cinerea,337 Juglone, 337 juices, 50 jujube paste, 530 Juniper, 376 Juniperus, 376 communis, 376 Sabina, 400 virginiana, 400 Kairin, 476, 499 Kamala, 559 Kelp, 424, 4S9 Kilogram, 59 Kinic acid, 143 Kino, 183 red, 183 tannic acid, 183 Kinoln, 183 Kinovic acid, 143 Kombi, 274 Kosin, 558 Koosso, 558 Kordofan gum, 528 Krameria, 184 tomentosa, 184 triandra, 184 Kramiro tannic acid, 184 Labarraque's liquid, 468 Labiata;, 1 20, 223 Lac asafoelidx, 1 1 5 sulphuris, 326 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ 585 ■ Ijictate of iron, l66 3"< 3^3, 339. 377.387. 398. 5^4. ^M Laciicacid, 174 530. 534. 550 I .ario- phosphate of lime, syrup of, 448 I.cmon-juice, 250 ^^ I-aclosin, 3S0 essence, 250 Lactuca virosa, 84 oil, 250 elongata, 84 peel, 250 Laclucarium, 84 rind, 250 English, 84 spirit, 250 (.k-rman, 84 syrup, 250 Laclucin. 84 Indies' slipper, I20 I^dy Wi-bstcr pill, 339 Lenitives, 525 Lanthopine, 74 Leopard's bane, 238 t.ord, 540 Lepidolile, 461 bcnzoinated, 397, 541 Lepiandra, 341 oil, 541 virginictt, 341 Lartigue's pills, 37a ^foot-note.) Leplondrin, 341 Laudamine, 74 lethal alcohol, 542 Lettuce-opium, 84 L^udanosinc, 74 Laudanum, 83 Levant wormseed, 554 Lanolin, 541 Ley<len jar, 41 Laughing-gas, til Licebane, 240 L3urace;e, 116, ai6, 364 Lichenes, 536 Lauiostearic ether, 54 2 I.ichenin, 537 LavemenU, 68 Light, 38 Lavendola, 223 magnesia, 329, 444 vera, 223 Lignum vit.e, 362 Lavender, 223 Liliacesv, 337, 367, 381 Laxatives, 319, 320 Lima bark, 143 Lead acetate, 192 Lime-juice, 250 arthralgy, 190 Lime chloride, 450 carbonate, I94 chlorinated, 467 cerate of subacetnte, 193 liniment, 463 colic, 190 solution, 462, 463 diacetale, 193 sulphurated, 471 1 iodide, 193 syrup, 463 ^^ ointment of, 193 water, 462, 463 ^H liniment of subacelate, 193 Limonis cortex, 250 ^^ nitrate, 1 94 succus, 250 ointment of, carbonate, 194 Linaccx, 530 iodide, 193 Liniment, lime, 463 1 oxide, 194 of ammonia, 213, 510 1 paralj'sis, 191 belladonna, 93 plaster, 58 calcium, 463 L poisoning, 190 camphor, 118 ^^ preparations of, 189 cantharides, 516 ^H solution of subacelate, 193 chloroform, 1 10 ^H diluted, 193 lead suhacetate, 193 ^H sugar of, 192 mustard, compound, 509 ^H subacetale, cerate of, 193 turpentine, 385 ^H liniment of, 193 soup, 118 ^^P solution of, 193 volatile, 113, jio ' diluted, 193 Linimenta, 57 sulpbalc, 190 LinimenLs, 50,57 sulphide, 190 Linimeiilum ammon'ue, 213, 510 sulpho-carbolale, 480 belladonnae, 93 water, 193 calcis, 463 ^ white, 194 camphone, 1 18 Ledoyen's disinfecting fluid, 194 cantharidis, 516 Leeches, 34 chlorofonni, lie Leguminosa:, 182, 183, 185, 275, 281, plumbi subacetatis, 193 J 586 INDEX. linimentum saponis, 1 18 sinnpis compositum, 509 terebtnthiiue, 384 Linseed oil, 325,531 Linum, 530 usitatissimum, 530 Liquidambar orientalis, 397 Liquids, 50, 5a Liquor acidi arsenid, 447 ammonii acetatis, 247 arsenii et hydrargyri iodidi, 448 calcis, 462, 463 rerri acetatis. 166 chloridi, 163 citraiis, 165 et quioinx citratis, 167 nitratis, 165 subsulphatis, 163 tersulphatis, 162 gutta-perctue, 546 hydrargyii nitralis, 410, 423 iodi compositus, 427 magnesii citratis, 33 1 pepsini, 156 pluRibi subacetatis, I93 dilutus, 193 potassse 456, 457 potassii arsenitis, 446 citraiis, 247 sodae, 459 chloratse, 468 sodii arseniatls, 447 silicatis, 547 zinci chloridi, 197 Liquores, 52 Liquorice, 534, 535 powder, compound, 341 root, 534 Liquors, malt, 211 Litharge, 194 plaster, 58 Lithii benzoas, 462 bromidum, 291 carbonas, 461 citras, 461 prxparata, 461 salicylas, 492 Lithium benzoate, 462 bromide, 291 carlionate, 461 cilrate, 461 prei>arai ions, 461 salicylate, 492 Lithontriptics, 456 Liver of sulphur, 326 Lobelia, 294, 318 indala, 294 I^beliacex, 294 Ix>belic acid, 294 Lobeline, 294 Local anx'sthetics, 112 Local bloodletting, 33, 34 emetics, 310 LoganiacesE, 251, 257, 304, 551 Logwood, 185 London paste, 520 Long-leaved pine, 382 Lotion, Granville's, 518 Ix>xa bark, 143 Lozenges, 50, 5a Lugol's solution, 427 Lump gamboge, 351 Lunar caustic, aoi, 519 Lupulin, 101, 102 Lupulinum, loi, 102 Lupulite, loi Lux, 38 Lycopodiaceae, 536 Lycopodium, 536 clavatum, 536 Lytta vesicatoiia, 513 Mace, 217 Maceration, 53 Macis, 217 Madeira wine, 210 Magendie's solution. 84 Magisteiy of bismuth, 201 Magnesia, 329, 444, 462 alba, 330 calcined, 329 Ellis's, 329 heavy, 329 Henry's, 329 Husband's, 329 ponderosa, 329- Magnesian limestone, 330 Magnesii carbonas, 330, 462 citras granulatus, 331 citraiis, liquor, 331 pneparata, 462 sulphas, 330 sulphis, 471 Magnesite, 330 Magnesium carbonate, 330, 462 citrate, granulated, 331 solution of, 33 ( hydrate, 330 preparations, 462 sulphate, 330 sulphite, 471 sulpho-carbolate, 480 Magnetic electricity, 41, 4a Magnolia, 141 acuminata, 141 glauca, 141 tripetala, 141 umbrella, I4I Magnoliacex, 141, 226 Magnolin, 14 1 Maisch's table, 62 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ 587 ^H Male fern, 556 Medicines, classificalion of, 70 ^^^^B Mallotus philippiaensis, 559 dctinition ^^^^^| Malt, 211 ^^^^^1 extract of, an local, 47 ^^^H liquors, 211 Mel, 548 ^^M Malvace.i', 267, 533 despumitum, 548 ^^^H Mammalia, 128, 541 rosx, 188 ^^M Mandrake, 345 Melaleuca cajuputi, 218 ^^H Manganese, 168 Melantbacen:, 232, 236, 369 ^^H ^^ oxide, 168 Melia azedarach, 556 ^^^| ^^P preparations of, 168,399 Meliaccv, 556 ^^^| ^^ sulphate, 168, 332 Mcllila, ^^H Mangani oxidum nigrum, 168 Melted butter, 334 ^^^ prxparata, 168 Mcniipcrmac&i', 134, 135, 259, 364, 392 ^^H sulphas, 168, 33a Menispcrmine, 260 ^^H Manna, 321 Menispermum, 364 ^^H cannulata, 321 canadense, 364 ^^^| fat, 321 Mentha piperita, 323 ^^^| in fUkes, 321 viridis, 223 ^^^1 in sorts, 321 Menthol, 223, 224 ^^H Mannit, 321, 341 Menlhylcne, 224 ^^H Margaric acid, 543 Mercurial cathartics, 319, 354 ^^^| Marigold, 364 chloride, 354, 355 ^H Marjoram, 225 corrosive, 409, 416, 468, 522 ^^H Mamibium, 225 mild, 3S4, 355. 409. 4I4. 55^ ^H vulgare, 225 404 ^^^1 Marshmallow, 533 fumigation, 409,416, 422 ^^H March's test for arsenic, 440 injection, 409 ^^^| antimony, 241 inunction, 409 ^^^| Martial preparations, 157 iodide, green, 409, 4x0 ^^^| Mass, blue, 354, 355 red, 409, 420, 470 ^^H of copaiba, 389 mass, 409, 41 1 ^^H ferrous carbonate, 161 ointment, 409, 411 ^^^| mercury, 354, 355, 404, 405 oleale, 409, 413 ^^^| Massa copailxc, 389 oside, red, 409, 412 ^^H ferri carbonatis, 161 yellow, 409, 413 ^^H hydrargyri, 355 plaster, 409, 411 ^^H Massage, 38, 45 trennr, 404 ^^H & friction, 45 Mercurials, 3 1 9, 400, 404 ^^^| Mati, 128 Mercuric chloride, 409, 416, 468, 522 ^^H Materia Medica, definition of, 33, 47 cyanide, 410, 431 ^^^| Motico, 392 iodide, 410, 420, 470 ^^H Matricaria, 139 nitrate, solution of, 460, 423, 522 ^^^H charaomitia, 139 oxide, red, 409, 41a '^^^^H May-apple. fern com[x>sita, 161, 396 ^^H ^^^H 558 et ammonii acclaiis, 164 ^^M ^^^^^^H iiitnle 422 glycyrrhiza; composila, 536 ^^H ^^^^^^^H tnagnesin; et asaraetid.'<:. 115 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^^k ainmoniated, 410, 4^1 Mistura polassii citrolis, 247 ^^^^^t ^^^^^^^B rhei et sodie, 336 ^^^^^| ^^^^^^H Mislurn:, 52 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^^B oxide, 409, 412 Mit5chcrlicli'» lest for pbotpborusv I77^^| ^^^^^^V yellow oxide, 409, 413 Mixture, almond, 529 ^^H ^^^^V oleatc of, 409, 413 ammoniac, 1 16 ^^M ^^^^^^^ preparaiions, 404 Bsafcctida, 115 ^^^^M ^^^^^^B red oxide of, 409, 413 B.isham's, 164 ^^^^H ^^^^^^H ^^^^^1 ^^^^^^^H Milulion of nitrate of, 410, 423, 522 chalk, 464 ^^^H ^^^^^^H chloroform, II 0 ^^M ^^^^^^H copaiba. Chapman's 389 (foot-Doie^^^ ^^^^^^^H with chalk, 409, 413 Hope's camphor, II 8 ^^^^^^V yellow of, 409. 413 neutral, 247 ^J ^^^^^f subtulpholc of, 319 of glycyrrhiza, compound, 536 ^^H ^^^^1 Metallic arienic, 439 of iron and ammonium acdate, 't^^| ^^^^H inricury, 404, 40') of iron compound, 161, 396 ^^M ^^^^K^ M((B lienroic acid, 475 of liquorice, compound, 536 ^^B ^^^^^^K Meta of magnesia and osafetida, 115 ^H ^^^^^^H Mrtei, sg of p<>ta.><ium citrate, 247 ^^M ^^^^^H ^' "'■!... hoi, 542 of rhubarb and soda. 336 ^^M ^^^^^^H Mixtures, 50, 52 ^^M ^^^^^^H '. Moccasin plant, I20 ^^H ^^^^^^H M>lh>lciic Modus operandi of medicines, 48 ^^M ^^^^^^■Mclliyl III Molasses, 320, 547 ^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^£ BtMiyl Monobromatcl camphor, 1 19 ^^^^H ^^^^^^^^^H Ml ii y 1 ntc , Monkshood, 227 ^^^^| ^^^^^^^^^Bylii: cthrr, III Monsel't solution, 162 ^^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^^Hnr ihiolirnmine, ^^^^^^^^^^n^Kul <yklciii of weights, 59 Montpelicr scammony, 349 ^^^^^| Moonsecd. Canada, 364 ^^^^H ^^^^■^ i.uiii|iarrd with troy weights, 60 Morphina, 74, 75 ^^^^^| ^^^^H 163 Morphinje acetas, 83 ^^^^^H ^^H hydrochloras, 83 ^^^^H ^^^K^ ^Mlhailics, 319, 335, 399 ^^^^^H ^^^^^^ Ukwiidc of mercury, 354, 3SS> 409> Morphine, 74, 75 ^^^^^B ^^^^H 83 ^^^^H ^^^^^^ ]lgk hydruchlorate, ^^^^^^H ^^^■^ ^^^^^^^B ^^^^H ^^^^^H ^^^^^^ IMhtlKKU, Morrhuol, 437, 438, 439 ^^^^1 ^^^^^^^^■^sHigi Aiit. 51 ^^^^M ^^^^^^^^kT lyo Moschus, ^^^^^^^B ^^^^^■■b. moschiferus, 128 ^^^^^^H ^^^^■^ Moss, Iceland, 536 ^^^^^H ^^^^B ^^H ^^^^^^^H Mdor depressants, 25 1 , 278 ^^^^H excitonls, ^^^^^ ^^^^^H >S7 Moulded silver nitrate, 201 ^^^^^| 523 ^^^H Mucilage, 529 ^^^^H ^^^^^^1 ^^^^^1 ^^^^^B cydoiiiiim, 534 ^^^^^H ^^^^^^■: of gum orabic, 529 ^^^^H of slippery elm, 532 ^^^^^| INDEX. 