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Diachylon ointment, 726 plaster, 726 Dialyzed iron, 190 Diaphoretics, 592 Diethylendiamine, 654 Diethyl-sulphon-diethyl-methane, 423 Diethyl-sulphon-methyl-ethyl-methane, 423 Digestants, 129 Digitalin, 537 Digitalinum, 537 Digitalis, 537, 702 Digitoxin, 538 Diluted acetic acid, 147 hydrobromic acid, 529 hydrochloric acid, 138 hydrocyanic acid, 519, 740 hypophosphorous acid, 205 nitric acid, 139 nitrohydrochloric acid, IBS, 139 phosphoric acid, 138 silver nitrate, 589, 740 solution of lead subacetate, 725 sulphuric acid, 139 Dimethyl ether, 408 Dinner pill, 109 Disease medicines, 129 Dispensatory, 24 Dispermin, 654 Dithymol di-iodide, 327 Diuretin, 555, 630, 651 Dobell's solution, 56, 303 Donovan's solution, 52, 236 Dover's powder, loi, 428 Drastic purgatives, 689 Dried alum, 745 ferrous sulphate, 188 sodium carbonate, 153 Dry acid wines, 562 Dysmenorrhea mixture, 87 EcBOLics, 702 Effervescent Carlsbad salt, 104 citrated caffeine, 55s Kissingen salt, 104 magnesium citrate, 686 salts, 103 Vichy salt, 104 Effervescing saline water, 56 Elaterin, 684 Elaterinum, 684 Electuar. sennse, 105 Elixir aurantium compositum, 83 calisaya, 67 of paraldehyde, 426 of phosphorus, 199 paraldehydi, 426 phosphori, 199 purgans, 70 Elixiria, 64-71 EUxirs, 74 medicinal, 66 Elm, 778 Emetics, 599 Emmenagogues, 702 Emollients, 771 Emplastra, 122-124 Emplastrum acidi carbolici, 303 ammoniaci cum hydrargyro, 223, 380 arnicae, 587 belladonnae, 452 capsici, 365 ferri, 189, 77° hydrargyri, 223 ichthyocollae, 772, 780 opii, 428, 770 picis Burgundicae, 77° cantharidatum, 762, 770 plumbi, 726 Emulsion of ammoniac, 380 of asafetida, 379 Emulsiones, 77~79 Emulsions, 76 Emulsum ammoniaci, 380 asafoetidse, 379 chloroformi, 403 guaiaci, 259 Epispastics, 761 Epsom salt, 686 Ergot, 476, 659, 702, 703 of rye, 471 ' Ergota, 476 Ergotin, 477 Erythrophleum, 630, 637 Escharotics, 754 Eserine salicylate, 508 sulphate, 508 ■ Essence of ginger, 57 of nutmeg, 367 of peppermint, 374 of spearmint, 376 of wintergreen, 373 Ether, 769 Ethereal tinctures, 89 Ethyl bromide, 407 carbamate, 41 1 chloride, 407 iodide, 407 urethane, 411 Ethylene bichloride, 407 bromide, 407 chloride, 407 iodide, 407 Ethylenimine, 654 Ethylidene chloride, 407 Eucalyptol, 339 Eucalyptus, 338 water, 339 Eugenol-acetamide, 368 Euonymin, 678 Euonymus, 678 European hellebore, 581 Europhen, 328 Exalgine, 395 Expectorants, 614 Expressed oil of almond, 776 Extract of aconite, 576 of aloes, 673 of arnica root, 587 GENERAL INDEX. 845 Extract of cinchona, 209 of colchicum root, 254 of colocynth, 689 &f conium, 498 of convallaria, 553 of digitalis, 537 of ergot, 476 of euonymus, 678 of gentian, 171 of glycyrrhiza, 621 of hematoxylon, 719 of hyoscyamus, 462 of iris, 679 of jalap, 690 of juglans, 680 of krameria, 717 of leptandra, 680 , of nux vomica, 465 of opium, 428 of pancreas, 220 of physostigma, 508 of podophyllin, 692 Of Pulsatilla, 586 of quassia, 170 of rhubarb, 676 of taraxacum, 672 of uva ursi, 639 Extracta, 95 fluida, 90-94 Extractive preparations, 79 Extracts, 95 official, table of average doses, 96 Extractum aconiti, 576 .fluidum, 576 aloes, 673 arnicae radicis, 587 fluidum, 587 aspidospermatis fluidum, 516 belladbnnse foliorum alcoholicum, 452 radicis fluidum, 452 cacti fluidum, 552 calami fluidum, 372 calendulae fluidum, 172 calumbae fluidum, 171 cannabis indicje, 446 fluidum, 446 capsici fluidum, 365 chiratse fluidum, 172 cinchonse, 209 fluidum, 209 cocse fluidum, 489 cocculi fluidum, 474 colchici radicis, 254 fluidum, 254 seminis fluidum, 255 colocynthidis, 689 cpmpositum, 673, 689 conii, 498 fluidum, 498 convallarise fluidum, 553 cubebse fluidum, 649 cusso fluidum, 699 digitalis, 537 fluidum, 537 Extractum ergotae, 476 fluidum, 477 eucalypti fluidum, 338 euonymi, 678 gelsemii fluidum, 502 gentianse, 171 fluidum, 171 geranii fluidum, 721 glycyrrhiza;, 621 fluidum, 621 purum, 621 gossypii radicis fluidum, 482 grindelise fluidum, 506 hsematoxyli, 719 hamamelidis fluidum, 719 hydrastis fluidum, 483 hyoscyami, 462 fluidum, 462 ipecacuanhae fluidum, 608 iridis, 679 fluidum, 679 jalapse, 690' juglandis, 680 juniperi fructus fluidum, 640 kramerise, 717 fluidum, 717 leptandrae, 680 fluidum, 680 lobelize fluidum, 613 lupulini fluidum, 444 mezerei fluidum, 267 nucis vomicse, 465 fluidum, 465 opii, 428 physostigmatis, 508 phytolaccae radicis fluidum, 585 pilocarpi fluidum, 592 podophylli, 692 fluidum, 692 Pulsatilla, 586 quassiae, 170 fluidum, 170 rhei, 676 fluidum, 676 rhois aromaticEe fluidum, 722 glabrae fluidum, 722 rosje fluidum, 723 rubi fluidum, 724 sabiuse fluidum, 703 sanguinariae fluidum, 264 sarsaparillae fluidum, 261 compositum, 261 scillse fluidum, 635 scoparii fluidum, 549 senegae fluidum, 625 sennse fluidum, 681 serpentariae fluidum, 174 spigelise fluidum, 697 stillingise fluidum, 263 compositum, 263 stramonii seminis, 461 fluidum, 461 taraxaci, 672 fluidum, 672 346 GENERAL INDEX. Extractum uvfe ursi, 639 fluidum, 639 Valerianae fluidum, 382 veratri viridis fluidum, 581 viburni opuli fluidum, 519 prunifolii fluidum, 518 xanthoxyli fluidum, 268 zingiberis fluidum, 371 False hellebore, 552 Fats and oils, 132 Fehling's solution, 54 Fel bovis, 675 pufificatum, 675 tauri, 67s Fennel, 363 water, 364 Fennel's guaiac mixture, 87 Ferrated extract of apples, 88 Ferratin, 190 Ferri albuminas, 190 arsenas, 190 carbonas saccharatus, 180 chloridum, 181 citras, 182 et ammonii citras, 183 sulphas, 186 tartras, 186 et potassii tartras, 186 et quininas citras, 1 83 solubilis, 184 et strychninse citras, 184, 466 hypophosphis, 187 iodidum saccharatum, 181 lactas, 185 oxidum hydratum, 185 cum magnesise, 185 phosphas solubilis, 186 pyrophosphas solubilis, 187 sulphas, 188 exsiccatus, 188 granulatus, 188 valerianas, 187, 382 Ferric ammonium sulphate, 186 chloride, l8i citrate, 1 82 hydrate, 185 with magnesia, 185 hydroxide, 185 hypophosphite, 187 valerianate, 187> 382 Ferrous chloride, 62 lactate, 185 1 sulphate, 188 Ferruginous pills, 109, 190 F'errum dialysatum, 190 reductum, 179 Figs, 771 Fish berry, 473 Flaxseed, 771 Flour, 771 Fluid extract of aconite, 576 of arnica root, 587 of aspidosperma, 516 Fluid extract of belladonna root, 452 of black haw, 518 of cactus, 552 of calamus, 372 of calendula, 172 of calumba, 171 of capsicum, 365 of chirata, 172 of cinchona, 209 of coca, 489 of cocculus, 474 of colchicum root, 254 seed, 255 of conium, 498 of cotton-root bark, 482 of cramp bark, 519 of cubeb, 649 of cusso, 699 of digitalis, 537 of ergot, 477 of eucalyptus, 338 of gelsemium, 502 of gentian, 171 of geranium, 721 of ginger, 371 of glycyrrhiza, 621 of grindelia, 506 of hamamelis, 719 of hydrastis, 483 of hyoscyamus, 462 of Indian cannabis, 446 of ipecacuanha, 608 of iris, 679 of juniper berries, 640 of krameria, 717 of leptandra, 680 of lobelia, 613 of lupulin, 444 of mezereon, 267 of nux vomica, 465 of Phytolacca root, 585 of pilocarpus, 592 of podophyllum, 692 of quassia, 170 of rhubarb, 676 of rhus aromatica, 722 glabra, 722 of rose, 723 of rubus, 724 of sanguinaria, 264 of sareaparilla, 261 of savine, 703 of scoparius, 549 of senega, 625 of senna, 681 of serpentaria, l^ of spigelia, 697 of squill, 635 of stillingia, 263 of stramonium seed, 461 of taraxacum. 672 of II va ursi, 639 of valerian, 382 of veratrum viride, 581 GENERAL INDEX. 847 lid extract of xanthoxylum, 268 lid extracts, 90 lorescein, 323 miculum, 363 mentations, 125 rmamidate of mercury, 226 rmic ether, 408 tier's solution, 52, 235 iglove, 537 incis's triplex pill, 112 rench mixture," 54 able pills, 113 dberry's mixture, 75 Ibanum plaster, 124 lla. 709, 713 Ilic acid, 709, 712 mboge, 685 rlic, 61S, 619 3tric sedatives, 6oi strin, 220 latin, 771 Isemina, 502 Isemium, 502 iitian, 170 Qtiana, 170 ranium, 709, 721 ', 57, 561 iger, 371 icial acetic acid, 755, 758 luber's salt, 688 >bules, 112 icusimide, 655 iside, 65s 'cerin, 659, 771, 772 'cerinum, 772 'cerita, 71, 72 'cerite of alum, 745 if boroglycerin, 344 if carbolic acid, 302 if glyceryl borate, 344 if. hydrastis, 483 if starch, 773 if tannic acid, 710 if tar, 623 if yolk of egg, 773 ceritum acidi carbolici, 302, 773 tannici, 710, 773 myli. 773 oroglycerini, 344, 773 ydrastis, 483, 773 icis liquidee, 623 item, 773 cerole of pepsin, 72 conin, 773 cyiThiza, 620 cyrrhizinum ammoniatum, 621 Ifrey's cordial, 75 den seal, 483 isypii radicis cortex, 482 ilard's cerate, 121, 725 xtract, 725 natum, 693, 694, 699 nulated ferrous sulphate, 1 88 Granules, 112 Green iodide of mercury, 224 Griffith's mixture, 72, 180 Grindelia, 505, 615 Gross's antineuralgic pills, 110 Guaiac, 258, 702 emulsion, 259 Guaiaci lignum, 258 resina, 258 Guaiacol, 310 benzoate, 310 carbonate, 311 di-iodide, 311 di-iodidum, 311 salicylate, 3 1 1 Guaiacoli benzoas, 310 carbonas, 311 salicylas, 311 Guaiacolum, 310 Guaiacum wood, 258 Guaramine, 555 Gum Arabic, 777 H^MALBUMIN, 191 Hsemoferrum, 191 Haemogallol, I go Haemoglobin, 191 Haemol, 190 Hall's dinner pill, no solution of strychnine, 56 Hamamelis, 709, 719 Heart-extract, 220 Hebra's ointment, 119 Hedeoma, 702, 707 Heliotropin, 366 Hematics, 179, 702 Hematoxylon, 709, 718 Hemlock, 498 Henbane, 462 Hiera picra, 102 Hive syrup, 605 Hoffman's anodyne, 58, 397 Homatropina, 453 Honey, 771 Hope's mixture, 73 Hops, 443 Hot drops, 88 Humulus, 443 Huxham's tincture, 86 Hydragogue purgatives, 682 Hydvargj'ri chloridum mite, 223 corrosivum, 223 cyanidum, 224 formaraidatum, 226 iodidum flavum, 224 rubrum, 224 viride, 224 oxidum flavum, 22$ rubrum, 225 salicylas, 226 subsulphas flavus, 226 tannas, 226 Hydrargyrum, 221 ammoniatum, 222 848 GENERAL INDEX. Hydrargyrum cum creta, 154, 222 Hydrastina, 483 Hydrastinse hydrochloras, 483 Hydrastine, 483 hydrochlorate, 483 Hydrastis, 483, 702, 703 Hydrated oxide of iron, 185 ^ Hydrochloric acid, 138 Hydrocyanic acid, 602 Hydrogen peroxide, 51 Hydronaphtol, 321, 322 Hydroquinol, 323 Hydroquinone, 323 HyosciuEe hydrobromas, 462 Hyoscine hydrobromate, 411, 462 Hyoscyami sulphas, 463 Hyoscyaminse hydrobromas, 463 Hyoscyamine hydrobromate, 463 sulphate, 463 Hyoscyamus, 462, 659 Hypnal, 411, 420 Hypophosphite of iron, 62 of lime, 61 and soda, 61 Ice, 601 Iceland moss, 778 Ichthyocolla, 780 Ichthyol, 325 Ichthyolum, 325 Indian tobacco, 612 Infusa, 81, 82 Infused oils, 117 Infusion of cinchona, 209 of convallaria, 553 of digitalis, 537 of hops, 444 of juniper, 640 of pilocarpus, 592 of wild cherry, 174 Infusions, 81 Infusum cinchonse, 209 convallarise, 553 digitalis, 537 humuli, 444 juniperi, 640 pilocarpi, 593 pruni Virginians;, 174 sennas compositum, 363, 668, 681 lodi bromidum, 248 chloridum, 248 Iodide of calcium, 61 of iron and manganese, 62 Iodine, 244, 761, 769 caustic, 55 chloride, 248 ointment, 245 trichloride, 248 Iodized collodion, 118 carbolic acid, 303 Iodoform, 327 collodion, 118 and naphtalin powder, 102 lodoformum, 327 lodol, 328 lodum, 244 Ipecac, 608, 761 Ipecacuanha, 600, 608, 61 5 Iridin, 679 Iris, 678 Irish moss, 62 Iron, 702 and ammonium tartrate, 1 86 citrate, 183 and potassium tartrate, 186 and quinine citrate, 183 and strychnine citrate, 1 84 arsenate, 190 by hydrogen, 179 plaster, 189 quinine chloride, 191 solutions, 52 Isinglass, 771, 780 plaster, 780 Jaborandi, 69, 592 Jaborine, 593 Jackson's pectoral syrup, 63 Jalap, 690 Jalapa, 690 James's powder, loi Jamestown weed, 460 Janeway's pills, 1 10 Javelle water, 55 Jimson weed, 460 Juglans, 679 Juniper, 630, 639 berries, 639 Juniperus, 639 Kamala, 693, 694, 700 Kino, 709, 716 Kosin, 699 Kdussein, 699 Koussa, 699 Krameria, 709, 717 Labarraque's solution, 53, 356 Lac sulphur, 669 Lactic acid, 144 Lactophosphate of lime with iron, 62 of iron, 62 Lactucarium, 445 Lady Webster's dinner pills, 109 Lafayette mixture, 74 Lamellae, 113 Lard, 771 Laudanum, 428 Laughing gas, 409 Laxative elixir, 70 Laxatives, 664 Lead, 709, 724 acetate, 724 carbonate, 725 iodide, 247, 725 nitrate, 726 oxide, 726 plaster, 726 GENERAL INDEX. 849 ad water, 53, 725 eches, 702 ptandra, 680 ptandrin, 680 vant wormseed, 695 ;ht magnesia, 156j 667 red wines, 562 jnum vitae, 258 iy of the valley, 553 me, 755, 759 juice and pepsin, 71 liniment, 155 water, 53, 155 niment of lead subacetate, 725 nimenta, 114, 115 niments, 114 nimentum album, 115 ammoniae, 573 belladonnee, 452 calcis, 15s camphorae, 381 chloroformi, 403 plumbi subacetatis, 725 saponis, 381 sinapis compositum, 767 nseed meal, 771 oil, 771, 777 quid mixtures — internal, 72 rennet, 56 quor acidi arsenosi, 235 ammonii acetatis, 596 antimonii chloridi, 755 arseni bromidi, 236 arsenii bromidi, 55 et auri bromidi, 236 et hydrargyri iodidi, 225, 236 calcis, 15s ferri acetatis, 182 chloridi, 182 citratis, 183 dialysatus, 190 et ammonii acetatis, 182, 597 nitratis, 189 oxychlorati, 190 peptonati, 190 subsulphatis, 188 tersulphatis, 189 hydrargyri nitratis, 226 iodi compositus, 245 magnesii citratis, 686 mangano-ferri peptonatus, 1 90 plumbi subacetatis, 725 dilutus, 725 potassae, 150 arsenitis, 235 sedans, 518 sodse, 152 chloratae, 356 sodii arsenatis, 236 boratis compositus, 303 carbolatus, 303 quores, 51 unofficial, 53-57 quorice, 63, 615, 620, 771 , 54 Liquorice root, 620 Litharge, 726 Lithii bromidum, 528 benzoas, 333 carbonas, 155 citras, 155 effervescens, 156 salicylas, 313 Lithium bromide, 528 benzoate, 333 carbonate, 155 citrate, 155 salicylate, 313 Lobelia, 600, 605, 612 Local anti-emetics, 601 Logwood, 718 Loomis's diarrhea mixture, 74 Losophene, 328 Lotio flava, 226 nigra, 226 Lotiones, 115, 116 Lugol's solution, 53 Lunar caustic, 740 Lupulin, 443 Lupulinum, 443 Lycopodium, 772, 781 Lysol, 623 Mace, 366 Macis, 366 Magendie's solution of morphine, 55 Magnesia, 659, 667 Magnesii carbonas, 156, 668 sulphas, 686 effervescens, 686 sulphocarbolas, 307 Magnesium carbonate, 156, 659, 668 sulphate, 686 sulphocarbolate, 307 Male fern, 697 Mandrake, 453 Manganese, 197 dioxide, 197 sulphate, 197 Mangani dioxidum, 197 sulphas, 197 Manganum, 197 Manna, 668 Marigold, 171 Marshmallow, 771, 779 Mass of copaiba, 646 of ferrous carbonate, 180 of "mercury, 222 Massa ferri carbonatis, 180 copaibse, 646 hydrargyri, 222, 773 Massae, 106 Masses, 106 May apple, 692 Meadow-saffron, 254 Medicated cottons, 126 dressings, 126 gauzes — carbasa, 126 waters, 51 850 GENERAL INDEX. Medicines, administration of, 29 classification of, 24 disease, 26 dosage, 31 symptom, 26 Medullin, 220 Mentha piperita, 374 viridis, 375 Menthol, 375, 769 benzoas, 333 Mercurial ointment, 222 plaster, 223 Mercuric chloride, 75S cyanide, 224 nitrate, 75S oxide, 7SS Mercurous salicylate, 226 tannate, 226 Mercury, 221 with chalk, 154, 222, 660 Metallorum amarse, 112 Methyl chloride, 407 Methylacetanilide, 395 Methylal, 408 Methylen, 408 Methylene bichloride, 407 Methylic ether, 408 Metric system, 42 Mezereon, 266, 761, 7^9 Mezereum, 266 Mild chloride of mercury, 223 mercurous chloride, 223 Milk of sulphur, 669 Mineral acids, 137, 755 astringents, 709, 724 waters, 165 Mistura antidysenterica, 73 ferri composita, 180, 336 ' glycyrrhizse composita, 621 opii alkalina, 75 ~" rhei et sodae, 153, 676 solvens simplex, 73 Misturs, 72-76 Mitigated caustic, 740 Mixture of chloral and bromide, 73 of rhubarb and soda, 153, 676 Monobromated camphor, 381 Monsel's solution, 52, 188 Morphina, 429 MorphinEe acetas, 429 hydrochloras, 429 sulphas, 429 Morphine, 659 acetate, 429 hydrochlorate, 429 .(^ sulphate, 429 Mother's salve, 120 Motor excitants, 464 Moulded silver nitrate, 740 Mucilage of acacia, 777 of elm, 779 of sassafras pith, 780 of tragacanth, 780 Mucilages, 72 Mucilagines, 72 Mucilago acacise, 777 sassafras meduUae, 780 tragacanthffi, 773, 780 ulmi, 779 Muriatic acid, 138 Muscarine, 659 Muscle-extract, 220 Mustard, 702, 766, 769 paper, 767 volatile oil, 761 Myristica, 366 Myrrh, 336, 702 Myrrha, 336 Naphtalin, 320 Naphtalinum, 320 Naphtol, 320 Naphto-salol, 321 Native mineral springs, list of, 168 Neutral mixture, 52 Nitre, 389 Nitric acid, 139 Nitroglycerin, 602 pills. III Nitrohydrochloric acid, 138, 13!) Nitrous oxide, 409 Nutgall, 713 Nutmeg, 366 Nux vomica, 465, 659 Oatmeal, 771 Official — officinal, 23 Oil of allspice, 369 of American wormseed, 694 of anise, 359 of cade, 623 of cajuput, 369, 769 of caraway, 378 of chenopodium, 694 of cinnamon, 361 of cloves, 368 of copaiba, 646 of coriander, 363 of cubeb, 649 of eucalyptus, 338 of fennel, 364 of flaxseed, 777 of hedeoma, 707 of juniper, 639 "of lavender flowers, 373 of nutmeg, 367 of pennyroyal, 707 of peppermint, 374 of pine, 622 of rue, 703, 705 of sandalwood, 648 of savine, 703 of Scotch fir, 615, 622 of tar, 622 of turpentine, 769 of wintergreen, 373 Ointment of ammoniated mercury, 222 of carbolic acid, 302 GENERAL INDEX. 851 Ointment of iodoform, 327 of lead carbonate, 725 iodide, 726 of mercuric nitrate, 226 of potassium iodide, 246 of red mercuric oxide, 225 of sulphur iodide, 247 of tannic acid, 710 of yellow mercuric oxide, 225 of zinc oxide, 733 Oleata, official, 116 unofficial, 117 Oleate of aconite, 577 of sodium, 56 of veratrine, 581 Oleates, 116, 117 Oleatum aconitinse, 577 veratrinse, 581 Oleoresin of aspidium, 697 of capsicum, 365 of cubeb, 649 of ginger, 371 of lupulin, 444 of pepper, 366 Oleoresina aspidii, 697 capsici, 365 cubebae, 649 lupulini, 444 piperis, 366 zingiberis, 371 Oleoresinae, 97 Oleoresins, 97 Oleum acidi carbolici, 302 amygdalae expressum, 776 anisi, 359 cadinum, 623 cajuputi, 369 cari, 378 caryophylli, 368 chenopodii, 694 cinnamomi, 361 copaibae, 646 coriandri, 363 cubeb^, 649 eucalypti, 338 foeniculi, 364 gaultherise, 373 hedeoma, 707 juniperi, 639 lavandul^ florum, 373 lini, 777 menthse piperitse, 374 morrhuse, 132 myristicse, 367 olivse, 775 phosphoratum, 199 picis liquidse, 622 pimentse, 369 pini sylvestris, 615, 622 ricini, 665 rusci, 623 rutfe, 705 sabinee, 783 santali, 648 Oleum sinapis volatile, 767 templinum, 622 tiglii, 682 Olive oil, 771, 775 Onion, 615, 619 Opii pulvis, 428 Opium, 427, 602 compared with its alkaloids, 442 deodoratum, 428 plaster, 428 Opodeldoc, 115 Organotherapy, 217 Orthodioxylbenzene, 323 Ouabain, 547 Ovarin, 220 Oxgall, 67s Oxysulphate of iron, 54 Oxytocics, 702 Pancreatic solution, 55 Pancreatin, 131 Pancreatinum, 131 Papain, 131 Papers, 124 Paradioxybenzene, 323 Paraffin, 771 Paraldehyde, 425 Paraldehydum, 425 Paregoric, 86, 428 Parrish's camphor mixture, 73 Parsley, 706 Parvules, 112 Pearson's solution, 236 Pelletierinae tannas, 700 Pelletierine, 700 tannate, 700 Pennyroyal, 707 Pental, 408 Pepo, 693, 694, 701 Pepper, 366 Peppermint, 374 Pepsin, 129 Pepsinum, 129 saccharatum, 130 Peptonizing powder, 102 Petrolatum, 771 Petroleum, 771 Petroselinum, 706 Pharmaceutical preparations, 49 Pharmacology, 21 Pharmacopoeia, 23 Pheasant's eye, 552 Phenacetin, 393 PhenocoU, 394 Phenol-camphor, 303 iodatum, 303 -sodique, 56, 303 Phenyl salicylate, 318 Phosphatic emulsion, 79 Phosphorated oil, 199 Phosphoric acid, 138 Phosphorus, 198 Physostigma, 608, 6S9 Physostigminse hydrobromas, 509 852 GENERAL INDEX. Physostigminse, salicylas, 508 sulphas, 508 Physostigmine hydrobromate, 509 salicylate, 508 sulphate, 508 Phytolacca fruit, 584 root, 584 Phytolaccse fructus, 584 radix, 584 Picrotoxin, 474 Picrotoxinum, 474 Pills, 107 of aloes, 673 and asafetida, 379, 673 and iron, 189, 673 and mastich, 673 and myrrh, 336, 673 of asafetida, 379 of ferrous carbonate, 190 iodide, 181 of opium, 428 of phosphorus, 199 of rhubarb, 676 Pilocarpinas hydrochloras, 592 Pilocarpine, 592, 659, 703 hydrochlorate, 592 Pilocarpus, 592, 615 Pilulee, 107-112 aloes, 673 et asafoetidae, 379, 673 et ferri, 189, 673 et mastiches, 673 et myrrhas, 336, 673 antimonii composite, 259 asafoetidae, 379 catharticse compositse, 685, 689, 690 vegetabiles, 680, 689, 690 Cochia, III ferri carbonatis, 190 iodidi, l8i et quininse compositas, 112 hydrargyri, 222, 660 official, 109 opii, 428 phosphori, 199, 773 rhei, 676 compositas, 674, 676 unofficial, 109-I12 Pimenta, 369 Pinkroot, 697 Piper, 366 Piperazidine, 654 Piperazinum, 654 Piperin, 366 Piperinum, 366 Piperonal, 366 Pitch, 769 Pix betulEE, 623 Burgundica, 770 liquida, 622. Pixol, 623 Plaster-mull, 125 Plaster-of- Paris bandages, 127 Plasters, 122 Plumbi acetas, 724 carbonas, 725 iodidura, 247, 725 nitras, 726 oxidum, 726 Plumbum, 724 Plummer's pills, 259 Plummet's pills, 109 Podophyllotoxin, 692 Podophyllum, 692 Poison ivy, 486 Poke root, 584 Pomegranate, 699 Port wine, 561 Porter, 562 Potassa, 757 and hme, 755 with lime, 757 Potassii acetas, 150 bicarbonas, 150 bichromas, 348 bitartras, 151 bromidum, 527 carbonas, 151 chloras, 349 citras, 151 cyanidum, 523 et sodii tartras, 687 hypophosphis, 205 iodidum, 246 nitras, 589 permanganas, 346 sulphas, 686 sulphocarbolas, 307 tartras, 152 Potassio-ferric tartrate, 186 Potassium acetate, 150 and sodium tartrate, 687 bicarbonate, 150 bichromate, 348 bitartrate, 151, 659 bromide, 527 carbonate, 151 chlorate, 349 citrate, 151 cum calcii, 757 cyanide, 523 hydrate, 757 hydroxide, 757 hypophosphite, 205 iodide, 246, 615 nitrate, 589 paper, 589 permanganate, 346, 703 sulphate, 686 sulphocarbolate, 307 tai-trate, 152, 659 Poultice (cataplasm), 125 Powder of ipecac and opium, 428, 609 Powdered opium, 428 Powders, 100 unofficial, loi Precipitated calcium carbonate, 154 phosphate, 204 GENERAL INDEX. 853 Precipitated sulphur, 669 zinc carbonate, 733 Preparations for external use, 1 13 of ammonium, 156 of calcium, 154 of iron, 179 of lithium, 155 of magnesium, 156 of sodium, 152 Prepared chalk, 154 Prescription-writing, 796 Prescriptions, 782 Prickly ash, 268 Proof spirit, 561 Protective agents, 771 Protoxide of mercury, 224 Prunus Virginiana, 173 Prussic acid, 519, 740 Pulsatilla, 586 Pulveres, 100-103 Pulvis aromaticus, 361, 371 cretse aromaticus, 154 cum opio, 154 compositus, 154 digestivus, 102 effervescens compositus, 687 glycyrrhizse compositus, 364, 621, 681 ipecacuanhse et opii, 428, 609 jalapae compositus, 151, 690 morphinae compositus, 429 rhei compositus, 372, 676 Pumpkin seed, 700 Purging cassia, 664 Purified aloes, 673 cotton, 772 oxgall, 67s Pyrocatechin, 323 Quassia, 170 Quebrachine, 516 Quebracho, 615 Queen's root, 262 Quercus alba, 709, 714 Quevenne's iron, 179 Quicksilver, 221 Quinetum, 210 Quinidinae sulphas, 209 Quinidine sulphate, 209, 210 Quininse bisulphas, 209 hydrobromas, 209 hydrochloras, 210 carbamidata, 211 sulphas, 210 valerianas, 2 ID Quinine, 209, 702, 703 bisulphate, 209 hydrobromate, 209 hydrochlorate, 210 valerianate, 210 Rectified spirit, 561 Red cinchona, 208 iodide of mercury, 224 mercuric iodide, 224, 225 Red precipitate, 225 rose, 723 wine, 561 Reduced iron, 179 Remedies, 21 Renin, 220 Resin of copaiba, 646 of jalap, 690 of podophyllum, 692 of scammony, 691 Resina copaibae, 646 jalapK, 690 podophyUi, 692 scammonii, 691 Resinas, 98 Resins, 98 Resopyrine, 323 Resorcin, 323 Resorcinum, 323 Restoratives, 129 Rhamnus Purshiana, 666 Rhatany, 717 Rheum, 675 Rhubarb, 675 Rhus aromatica, 722 glabra, 709, 722 toxicodendron, 486, 761 Rochelle salt, 687 Rosa gallica, 709, 723 Rottlera, 700 Rotulae, 113 Rubefacients, 769 Rubi compositum, 70 Rubus, 709, 723 Rue, 702, 704 Rum, 561 Ruta, 704 Sabina, 703 Saccharated ferrous iodide, 181 carbonate, 180 Saccharin, 655 Saccharine substances, 615 Saccharinum, 655 Salicin, 319 Salicinum, 319 Salicylated powder of talcum, 103 Sahnaphtol, 321 Salol, 318 Saltpetre, 589 Sanguinaria, 263 Sanguinarine nitrate, 264 Santonica, 693-695 Santonin, 695 Santoninum, 695 Saponin, 615 Sarsaparilla, 261 Sassafras medulla, 780 pith, 771, 780 Savine, 702, 703 Scammonium, 691 Scammony, 691 Scilla, 634 Scoparine, 550 854 GENERAL INDEX. Scoparius, 549 Scopola carniolica, 453 japonica, 453 Sebadilla, 581 Seidlitz powder, loi, 687 Senega, 615, 625 Senna, 680 aromatic, 64 compound, 64 Serpentaria, 174 Serum-therapy, 269 Sherry wine, 561 Silver, 709 cyanide, 739 iodide, 248, 740 nitrate, 740, 755, 761 oxide, 741 Simple bitters, 170 cerate, 120 purgatives, 672 Sinapis alba, 766 nigra, 766 Slippery elm, 771, 778 Smith's solution of bromine, 53 Soap liniment, 381, 771 Socotrine aloes, 673 Soda, 757 mint, 75 Sodii acetas, 152 arsenas, 236 benzoas, 333 bicarbonas, 152 bisulphis, 354 boras, 343 bromidum, 527 carbonas, 153 exsiccatus, 153 hypophosphis, 204 hyposulpliis, 354 iodidum, 246 nit-ras, 591 nitris, 525 phosphas, 687 '~~- salicylas, 313 sulphas, 688 sulphis, 354 sulphocarbolas, 307 Sodio-salicylate of theobromine, 651 Sodio-theobromine salicylate, 555 Sodium acetate, 152 arsenate, 236 benzoate, 333 bicarbonate, 152 bisulphite, 354 borate, 343 bromide, 527 carbonate, 153 hydrate, 757 hydroxide, 757 hypophosphite, 204 hyposulphite, 354 iodide, 246 nitrate, 591 nitrite, 525 Sodium orthophosphate, 687 phosphate, 687 salicylate, 313 sulphate, 688 sulphite, 354 sulphocarbolate, 307 Solid mixtures, internal use, 99 opodeldoc, 115 Soluble.ferric phosphate, 186 pyrophosphate, 187 iron and quinine citrate, 184 saccharated iron, 63 Solution of ammonium acetate, 596 of antimony chloride, 755 of arsenic and gold bromide, 236 and mercuric iodide, 225, 236 bromide, 236 of arsenous acid, 235 of basic ferric sulphate, 188 of boroglyceride, 344 of calcium hydrate, 155 of chlorinated lime, 356 potassa, 55 of ferric acetate, 182 chloride, 182 citrate, 183 nitrate, 189 subsulphate, 188 sulphate, 189 of ferrous chloride, 54 of gutta-percha, 772 of hydrogen dioxide, 351 of iodide of mercury and potassium, 54 of iron and ammonium acetate, 182j 597 of lead subacetate, 725 of liine, 155 of magnesium citrate, 686 of mercuric nitrate, 226 of oxysulpliuret of calcium, 54 of peptonate of iron, 190 and manganese, 190 of potash, 150 of potassium arsenite, 235 of saccharin, 55 of soda, 152 of sodium arsenate, 236 hydrate, 152 silicate, 772 Solutions, 51 of metallic compounds, 53 Sozal, 746 Sozoiodol, 328 Spanish flies, 762 Sparkling wines, 561 Sparteine sulphas, 550 Sparteine sulphate, 550 Spearmint, 375 water, 376 Spermaceti, 771 Spice plaster, 124 Spigelia, 693, 694, 697 Spirit of ammonia, 572 of anise, 360 of camphor, 381 GENERAL INDEX. 855 Spirit of chloroform, 403 of cinnamon, 362 of ether, 397 of gaultheria, 373 of glonoin, 525 of juniper, 640 of lavender, 373 of nitroglycerin, 525 of nitrous ether, 598 of nutmeg, 367 of peppermint, 374 of phosphorus, 199 of soap, 58 of spearmint, 376 Spirits, 57, 58 Spiritus aetheris, 397 compositus, 397 nitrosi, 598 ammonias, 572 aromaticus, 157, 573 anisi, 360 auiantii compositus, 360 camphorse, 381 chloroformi, 403 cinnamomi, 362 frumenti, 560 gaultheriae, 373 glonoini, 525 - juniperi, 640 compositus, 363, 364, 378, 640 lavandulse, 373 menthse piperitae, 374 viridis, 376 Mindererus, 52 myristicK, 367 phosphori, 199 rectificatus, 561 vini gallici, 560 Spleen-mixture, 75 Spongiopiline, 125 Squibb's podophyllum pills, 112 rhubarb mixture, 75 Squill, 630, 634 Starch, 771 Stillingia, 262 comp., 94 St. John Long's liniment, 115 Stokes's expectorant, 75 liniment, 115 Stramonii folia, 460 semen, 461 Stramonium, 659 leaves, 460 seed, 461 Strengthening plaster, 123, 189 Stronger ammonia vpater, 572 Strontii bromidum, 528 iodidi, 246 Strontium bromide, 528 iodide, 246 Strophanthin, 547 Strophanthus, 546 Strychnine, 465, 659, 702 Styptic collodion, 710 Sublimed sulphur, 669 Succu's conii, 498 Sugar of lead, 724 Sulphaminol, 328 Sulphonal, 423 Sulphur iodide, 247 lotum, 669 ointment, 669 prsecipitatum, 669 sublimatum, 669 Sulphuric acid, 138 Sulphuris iodidum, 247 Sulphurous acid, 353 Sumach, 722 Sumbul, 517 Sun mixture, 74 Suppositoria, 121, 122 glycerini, 773 Suppositories, 121 of glycerin, 773 Sweet flag, 372 spirit of nitre, 58, 598 sumach, 722 tincture of rhubarb, 87, 676 wines, 562 Syrup of acacia, 778 of althaea, 779 of calcium lactophosphate, 145 of citric acid, 147 of Dover's powder, 63 of ferrous iodide, 181 of garlic, 619 of ginger, 372 of hydriodic acid, 245 of hypophosphites, 205 with iron, 185, 205 of ipecac, 609 of lactucarium, 445 of morphine, 63 of phosphates of iron, quinine, and strychnine, 185 of rhubarb, 676 of senega, 625 of senna, 68 1 of squill, 635. of tar, 622 of tolu, 618 of wild cherry, 174 Syrups, 58 Syrupus acacias, 778 acidi citrici, 147 hydriodici, 24S allii, 619 althffise, 779 calcii lactophosphatis, 145 corrigens, 62 ferri iodidi, 181 quininae, et strychninse phosphatum, 185, 466 hypophosphitum, 205 cum ferro, 185, 205 ipecacuanhse, 609 krameria, 717 lactucarii, 445 856 GENERAL INDEX. Syrupus picis liquidse, 622 pruni Virginianse, 174 rhei, 676 aromaticus, 677 sarsaparillse compositus, 261, 360 scillse, 635 compositus, 60S, 625, 635 senegas, 625 sennse, 681 stillingise compositus, 263 tolutanus, 618 zingiberis, 372 Systemic anti-emetics, 602 Tanacetum, 706 Tannic acid, 709, 710 Tansy, 702, 706 Tar, 72, 615 alkaline, 55 compound ointment, 120 mixture, 75 ointment, 622 water, 622 Taraxacum, 669 Tartar emetic, 604, 761 Tartaric acid, 147 Tartrated antimony, 604 Tasteless syrup of iodide of iron, 62 tincture of iron, 88 Terebene, 615, 627 Terebenum, 627 Terpene hydrate, 615 Terpin hydrate, 628 Terpini hydras, 628 Terpinol, 628 Tetrochlormethane, 408 Tetronal, 423 Theine, 555 Theobromine, 555 Therapeutics, 22 Thielmann's mixture, 74 Thioform, 750 Thiol, 325 Thiolum, 325 Thioresorcin, 323 Thompson's solution of phosphorus, 55 Thorn apple, 460 Thymacetin, 376 Thymol, 376 Tinctura aconiti, 576 aloes, 674 and myrrhse, 336, 674 arnicas fiorum, 587 radicis, 588 asafoetidje, 379 belladonnse foliorum, 452 • benzoini, 332 composita, 332, 618, 674 cacti, 552 calendulse, 172 calumbse, 171 cannabis indicfe, 446 cantharidis, 762 capsici, 365 Tinctura cardamom!, 370 composita, 361, 370, 378 catechu composita, 361, 715 chiratse, 172 cinchonae, 209 composita, 174, 209 cinnamomi, 361 coccuh, 474 colchici seminis, 255 conii, 498 cubebae, 649 digitalis, 537 ergotae, 477 eucalypti, 339 ferri acetatis, 190 chloridi, 182 gallse, 713 gentianas composita, 171 guaiaci, 259 ammoniata, 259 humuli, 444 hydrastis, 483 hyoscyami, 462 iodi, 245 ipecacuanha et opii, 428, 60^ kino, 716 krameriae, 717 lactucarii, 445 lavandulae composita, 361, 373- lobeliae, 613 nucis vomicae, 465 opii, 428 camphorata, 360, 381, 428 deodorati, 428 physostigmatis, 508 pulsatillae, 586 quassiae, 170 rhei, 676 aiomatica, 676 dulcis, 676 rhois toxicodendri, 487 sanguinaris, 264 scillae, 635 serpentaris, 174 stillingiae, 263 stramonii seminis, 461 slrophanthi, 547 sumbul, 517 tolutana, 618 Valerianae, 382 ammoniata, 382 veratri viridis, 581 zingiberis, 372 Tincture of aconite, 576 of aloes, 674 and myrrh, 336, G74 of arnica flowers, 587 root, 588 of asafetida, 379 of belladonna leaves, 452 of benzoin, 332 of cactus, 552 of calendula, 172 of calumba, 171 GENERAL INDEX. 857 Tincture of cantharides, 762 of capsicum, 365 of cardamom, 370 of chirata, 172 of cinchona, 209 of cinnamon, 36 1 of cocculus, 474 of colchicum seed, 255 of conium, 498 of cubeb, 649 of cudbear, 89 of deodorized opium, 428 of digitalis, 537 of Dover's powder, 428 of ergot, 477 of eucalyptus, 339 of ferric acetate, 190 chloride, 182 of ginger, 372 of guaiac, 259 of hops, 444 of hydrastis, 483 of hyoscyamus, 462 of Indian cannabis, 446 of iodine, 245 of ipecac and opium, 4:28j 609 of kino, 716 of krameria, 717 of lactucarium, 445 of lobelia, 613 of lupulin, 444 of nutgall, 713 of opium, 428 of phosphorus, 199 of physostigma, 508 of poppy, 89 of Pulsatilla, 586 of quassia, 170 of rhubarb, 676 of rhus toxicodendron, 487 of serpentaria, 1 74 of squill, 635 of stillingia, 263 of stramonium seed, 461 of strophanthus, 547 of sumbul, 517 of tolu, 618 of valerian, 382 of veratrum viride, 581 Tinctures, 84 Tolu solubile, 90 Topical remedies, 754 Tragacanth, 771, 779 Tragacantha, 779 Trional, 423 Triplex pills, 112 Trituratio ekterini, 684 Trituration of elaterin, 684 Troches, 105 of ammonium chloride, 616 of catechu, 715 of chalk, 154 of cubeb, 649 of ginger, 372 Troches of ipecac, 609 of iron, 189 of krameria, 717 of liquorice and opium, 428 of morphine and ipecac, 429, 609 of peppermint, 374 of potassium chlorate, 349 of santonin, 695 of sodium bicarbonate, 153 of tannic acid, 710 Trochisci acidi tannici, 710 ammonii chloridi, 616 catechu, 715 cretse, 154 ferri, 189 glycyrrhizae et opii, 360, 428 ipecacuanhse, 609 kramerise, 717 menthse piperitse, 374 morphinse et ipecacuanhse, 429, 609 potassii chloratis, 349 santonini, 695 sodii bicarbonatis, 1 53 zingiberis, 372 TuUey's powder, loi Tumenol, 326 Tumenolum, 326 Turlington's balsam, 85 Turner's cerate, 120 Turpentine, 630 Turpeth mineral, 226 Ulmus, 778 Unguenta, 1 18- 120 Unguentum acidi carbolici, 302 tannici, 710 belladonnse, 452 camphoratum, 120 diachylon, 726 hydrargyri, 222 ammoniati, 222 nitratis, 226 oxidi flavi, 225 rubri, 225 iodi, 245 iodoform!, 327 matris, 120 picis hquidse, 622 plumbi carbonatis, 725 iodidi, 726 potassii iodidi, 246 stramonii, 461 sulphuris, 669 iodidi, 247 veratrinae, 581 zinci carbonatis impuri, 120 oxidi, 733 Ural, 411, 420 Uralium, 41 1 Urea, 630 Urethane, 411, 420 Ustilago, 703 Uva ursi, 630, 638 GENERAL INDEX. 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The want of a text-book which could be used by the practitioner and at the same time be recommended to the medical student has been deeply felt, especially by teachers of surgery ; hence, when it was sug- gested to a number of these that it would be well to unite in preparing a text-book of this description, great unanimity of opinion was found to exist, and the gentlemen below named gladly consented to join in its production. Especial prominence has been given to Surg- ical Bacteriology, a feature which is believed to be unique in a surgical text-book in the English language. Asepsis and Antisepsis have received particular attention. The text is brought well up to date in such important branches as cere- bral, spinal, intestinal, and pelvic surgery, the most important and newest operations in these departments being described and illustrated. 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