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418 hydrochlorioi, 418 sulphatis, 418 tartratis, 418 pancreatitis, 422 pepsini, 426 plumbi subacetatis, 349 dilutus, 349 fortis, 349 potassse, 353 potassii arsenitis, 120 citratiSj 451, 454 hydroxidi, 353 permanganatis, 427 sarsffi compositus concentratus, 474 sennse concentratus, 479 sods chlorinats as an antiseptic, 539 sodii arsenatis, 120 ethvlatis, 484 hvdroxidij 485 Saysiologicus, 484 nin» hydrochloridi, 404 thyroidei, 514 tnnitrini, 393, 394 zinci chloridi, 532 Liquorice, 352 root, 352 Liauors, 35 Litnai^e, 350 Lithia-water, 353, 616 Lithii bromidum, 157, 353 carbonas, 353 citras, 353 salicylas, 353 Lithium, 353 bromide, 157, 353 Liver, 293 Lobelia, 354 inflata, 354 Lobelic acid, 354 Lobeline, 354 Loeffler's solution, 743 Lofoten cod-liver oil, 233 Logwood, 299 Lotio hydrargyri flava, 379 nigra, 371 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES, 961 Lozenges, 35 Lugors solution, 325 Lumbar puncture, 614 Lunar caustic, 387 Lung expansion, arrangement of bottles for promoting, 600 Lupulin, 304 Lupuline, 304 Lupulinic acid, 304 Lupulinum, 305 Lupulus, 304 Lycetol, 445 Lycopodium, 355 clavatum, 355 Lysol, 355 M Magendie's solution, 418 Magma bismuthi, 148 magnesise, 356 Magnesia, 356 calcined, 356 levis, 356 ponderosa, 356 Magnesii carbonas, 355 levis, 355 ponderosus, 355 citras, 356 effervescens, 356 oxidum, 356 ponderosum, 356 sulphas, 357 eflferveacens, 358 Magnesium, 355 Male fern, 133 Mallotus Fhilippinensis, 341 Malt soup, 652 Mandrake, 448 Manganese, 359 sulphate, 359 Mangani dioxidum prsecipitatum, 359 Manganum, 359 Manna, 359 Marsden paste, 119 Massa copaibse, 242 ferri carbonatis, 334 hydrargyri, 372 Matricaria, 360 chamomilla, 360 infusion of, 360 May apple, 448 Meadow saffron, 236 Measures, weights and, 36 Meconic acid, 406 Meconine, 406 Medication by cataphoresis, 29, 34 endermic method, 34 fumigation, 29 hypodermic injection, 29, 30 inhalation, 29, 33 intramuscular injection, 29, 32 intravenous, 29 inunction, 29. 33 61 Medication, mouth, 29, 30 rectum, 29, 32 sublingual, 30 Medicine glasses, graduated, 43 Medinal, 137 Mel, 303 boracis, 150, 304 depuratum, 304 rosse, 304, 462 Melaleuca leucodendron, 164 Melia azedarach, 136 Mentha piperta, 424 Menthol, 424 inhaler, 425, 605 " Mercurettes," 375 Mercurial fumigator, 363 ointment, 375 diluted, 375 oleate, 376 pills, 372 plaster, 376 Mercurialized serum, 369 Mercuric nitrate, 376 oxides, 377 Mercurol, 360 Mercury, 360 ammoniated, 368 as an antiseptic, 536 bichloride, 368 biniodide, 371 ointment, 375 oleate of. 376 protiodide, 377 salicylate. 377 with chalk, 375 Metadiox}'benzol, 468 Methyl acetanilid, 285 blue, 379 chloride, 380 sal icy las, 290 violet, 379 Methylene-blue (methylthionine chlo- ride), 381 chloride, 382 -citryl-salicylic acid, 400 Methylsulphonal, 516 Methylis suEklicylas, 290 Methylthionine chloride (methylene- blue), 381 Metric equivalents, 37, 38 system of wei^ts and measures, 37, 38 Mild mercurous chloride, 372 Milk, almond, 650 artificial, 651 of asafoetida, 133 of bismuth, 148 butter-, and starch, 642 casein, 642 of lime, 168 of magnesia, 356 peptonized, 643 -punch, 82 peptonized, 644 -sugar, 495 962 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES, Milk of sulphur, 496 whole, feeding for infants, 644 Mineral astringents, 54 cathartics, 56 springs, 616 Mint camphor, 425 stearopten, 425 Mistura ammoniaci, 91 amygdalaB, 84 chloroformi et cannabis indiese composita, 193 creosoti, 248 cretae, 164 ferri aromatica, 333 composita, 334 glycyrrhizffi composita, 352 guaiaci, 297 olei ricini, 185 potassii citratis, 453 senme composita, 479 spiritus vini gallici, 83 Mitigated caustic, 390 Mixtures, 35 Modes of action of drugs, 20 of administering drugs, 29 Monkshood, 70 Monobromated camphor, 173 Monochloral-antipyrine, 313 Monochlor-ethane, 277 Monochlormethane, 380 Monohydrochloride of benzovl, 88 Monsels salt, 332, 337 solution, 337 Moro tuberculin test, 523 Morphina, 417 Morphinae hydrochloridum, 417 sulphas, 417 tartras, 417 Morphine, 406, 417 habit, 409 treatment of, 410 Town's method of, 411 Morrhuol, 233 Moschus, 382 moschiferus, 382 Mouth, administration of drugs by, 29, 30 Mucilage of acacia, 63 Mucilago acacise, 63 Mulled wine, 82, 651 Muriate of ammonium, 94 of morphine, 417 Murphy dnp, 875 Musk, 382 Mustard, 383 hot pack, 384, 592 papers, 3i84 plaster, 384, 577 ' Mydriatics, 52 Myotics, 52 Myristica, 401 fragrans, 401 Myrrh, 384 Myrrha, 384 Myrrhin, 384 N Naphthalene, 385 Naphthalenum, ^5 Naphthalin, 385 Naphthol. 963 Ointment of antimouy, 102 of atropine, 144 of belladonna, 144 of boric acid, 150 of calomel, 374 of cantharides, 179 of capsicum, 180 of carbolic acid, 433 of chrysarobin, 213 of cocaine, 231 of conium, 241 of creosote, 248 of eucalyptus, 282 of gallic acid, 289 of galls, 289 with opium, 289 of hamamelis, 300 of iodide of lead, 349 of iodine, 325 of iodoform, 327 of lead acetate, 349 carbonate, 349 iodide, 349 subacetate, 350 of mercury, 375 diluted, 375 of nitrate of mercury, 377 of oleate of mercury, 376 of oxide of zinc, 532 of phenol, 433 of red iodide of mercury, 371 oxide of mercury, 377 of resin, 458 of rose-water, 462 of salicylic acid, 469 of stramonium, 492 of sulphur, 497 of tannic acid, 505 of tar, 506 of tartrate of antimony, 102 of turpentine, 526 of veratrine, 528 of yellow oxide of mercury, 377 Ointments, 36 Old tuberculin, 518 Oleate of aconitine, 73 of cocaine, 228 of mercury, 376, 377 Oleatum hydrargyri, 376, 377 Oleoresina aspidii, 134 capsici, 180 cubebae. 250 petroselini, 109 piperis, 424 zingiberis, 292 Oleum amygdalae, 84 amarse, 84 expressvun, 84 cajuputi, 164 caryophylli, 225 chenopodii, 186 cinereum, 365, 375 cinnamomi, 224 copaibse, 242 crotonis, 249 Oleum cubebse, 250 eucalypti, 281 jecons aselli, 233 luniperi, 341 lini, 285 menthffi piperita, 424 morrhuffi, 233 myristiciB, 401 phosphoratum, 437 picis liquidse, 506 piments, 444 ricini, 183 santali, 471 sinapis volatile, 383 succini, 89 tanaceti. 505 terebinthinse, 524 rectificatum, 524 tiglii, 249 valerianse, 527 Ophthahno-tuberculin test, 522 Opii pulvis, 416 Opium, 406 deodoratiun, 416 granulatum, 416 poisoning, acute, dififerentiation of, from acute alcoholism, 80 Opodeldoc, 481 Optochin, 279 Orphol, 145 Orthoform, 418 "new," 418 Ouabain, 493 Ourouparia gambier, 289 Ovarian extract, 293, 419 Ox-call, 419 Oxalate of cerium, 186 of iron, 337 Oxide of antimony, 99 of calcium, 168 ' of lead, 350 of magnesium, 356 heavy, 356 of mercury, 377 nitrous, 396 of zinc, 532 Oxygen, 419 Oxymel, 304 scillae, 489 Oxytocics, 52, 56 Oysters, peptonized, 646 Pack, hot, 592 Pancreas, 293 Pancreatin, 421 Pancreatinum, 421 Panopsiun hydrochloridum, 416 Pantopon, 416 Papain, 422 Papaver somniferum, 406 Papaverine, 406 Papayotin, 422 964 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. Papers, 34 Papoid, 422 Paraldehyde, 422 Paraldehydum, 422 Parathyroid gland, 423 Paregoric, 416 Pareira, 423 Pareirse radix, 423 Parsley, 109 Pearson's solution, 120 Pelletierinje tannas, 450 Pelletierine, 449 hydrobromide, 449 hydrochloride, 449 sulphate, 449 tannate, 449 Pepo, 423 Pepper, 423 cayenne, 179 Peppermint, 424 -water, 424 Pepsin, 426 cordial, 426 Pepsinum, 426 Peptonized beef, 644 enemata, 645 milk, 643 -punch, 644 oysters, 645 Percentages, table of approximate, 40 Permanganate of potassium, 427 Peroxide of hydrogen, 309, 544 Persulphate of iron, 337 Petrolatum, 427 albiun, 428 liquidum, 428 Petroselinum, 109 Pharmaceutical preparations, 34 Phenacetin (acetphenetidin), 69 Phenacetinum (acetphenetidinum), 69 Phenazone, 104 Phenazonum, 104 Phenic acid, 428 Phenocoll, 428 hydrochloride, 428 Phenol, 428 as an antiseptic, 537 glycerite of, 433 liquefied, 433 ointment of, 433 Phenolphthalein, 433 Phenolsulphonate (sulphocarbolate) of sodium, 433 of zinc, 433, 544 Phenyl-acetamide, 64 -<iimethyl-pyrazolon, 104 Phenylic alcohol, 428 Phenylis salicylas (salol), 469 Phlebotomy, 637 Phosphate of ammonium, 96 of calcium, 164 of codeine, 232 of iron, 337 of sodium, 485 of strontium, 492 Phosphorated oil, 437 Phosphoric acid, 434 Phosphorus, 434 Phylacogens, 622 Physostigma, 437 venenosum, 437 Physostigmatis semina, 437 Physostigmime sahcylas, 439 Physostigmine, 437 Picea, 446 Picrasma excelsa, 457 Picric acid, 439 Pill of three valerianates, 527 PiUs, 35 PUocarpin» hydrochloridum, 444 nitras, 444 Pilocarpine, 440 Pilocarpus, 440 jaborandi. 440 microphyllus, 440 Pilula aloes et asafetido?, 86 et ferri, 86 et myrrhae, 86 colocynthidis composita, 239 et hyoscyami, 240 galbani composita, 133 hydrargyri, 372 ' subchloridi composita, 374 ipecacuanhas cum scilla, 331 plumbi cum opio, 450 quininse sulphatis, 221 saponis composita, 416 scammonii composita, 475 Pilulse aloes, 86 et myrrhae, 385 antimonii composit^e, 102 asafcetidae, 133 catharticaB compositae, 239 v'egetabiles, 239 ferri, 334 carbonatis, 334 iodidi, 336 phosphori, 437 rhei, 460 composita, 460 compositce, 460 scillae composita, 489 Pimenta, 444 officinaUs, 444 Pinkroot, 488 Pinus palustris, 505 svlvestris, 505 Piper; 423 cubeba, 249 nigrum, 423 Piperazina, 444 Piperazine, 444 Piperine, 423 Piscidia erythrina, 445 Piscidine, 446 Pitch, 446 Pituitary gland, 446 Pituitrin, 446 Pix, 446 burgimdfca, 446 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. 965 Pix canadensis, 446 liquida, 505 Plaster of arnica, 1 13 of asafcetida, 133 of belladonna, 144 of Canada pitch, 446 of cantharides, 178 of capsicum, 180 of ioaide of lead, 349 of iron, 339 of lead, 350 of menthol, 426 of mercury, 376 mustard, 384, 577 of pitch, 446 of soap, 481 spice, 578 warming, 179 Plasters, 34 Plumbi acetas, 348 carbonas, 349 iodidum, 349 oxidum, 350 Plumbum, 344 Plummer's pills, 102 Podophylli resina, 448 Podophyllin, 448 Podophyllum, 448 peltatmn, 448 Poke-root, 528 Pollen proteins, 624 Polygala senega, 478 Polygallic acid, 478 Pomegranate. 449 Port wine, 82 Porter, 83 Potash papers, 455 Potassa caustica, 454 cum calce, 168. 455, 529 Potassii acetas, 450 bicarbonas, 451 bitartras, 451 bromidum, 151 carbonas, 451 chloras, 452 citras, 453 effervescens, 454 cyanidum, 454 et aodii tartras, 461 hydroxidum, 454 iodidum, 316 nitras, 455 permanganas, 427 tartras acidus, 451 Potassium acetate, 450 bicarbonate, 451 bitartrate, 451 bromide, 151 carbonate, 451 chlorate, 452 citrate, 453 cobalto-ni trite, 392 cyanide, 454 guaiacol-sulphonate, 509 hydroxide, 454 Potassium iodide, 316 nitrate, 455 nitrite, 392 permanganate, 427 silicate, 480 Poultice of charcoal, 181 of flaxseed, 286 of kaoUn, 341 of starch, 490 Poultices, 34 Precipitated carbonate of calcium, 164 of zinc, 531 dioxide of manganese, 359 phosphate of caicium, 164, 166 sulphiu*, 496 Preparations, pharmaceutical, 34 Prepared chalk, 164 Prescription, parts of a, 59 wnting. 58 Pride of China, 136 Procaine (novocaine), 455 Proctoclysis, Newman's apparatus for, 876 Protargol, 456 Proteins, pollen, 624 Protoiodiae of mercury, 374 Protoveratrine, 528 Protoxide of nitrogen, 396 "Provocative dose" of arsphenamine in syphiUtics^ 127 Pruni vir^imanse cortex, 456 Pnmus virginiana, 456 Prussic acid, 307 Pseudomorphine, 406 Psychotria ipecacuanhse, 328 Psychotrine, 328 Pterocarpus marsupium, 342 Pulvis amygdalse compositus, 84 antimonialis. 99, 102 aromaticus, 182^ 224 catechu compositus, 290 cinnamomi compositus, 224 cret£e aromaticus, 165 compositus, 165 cum opio, 165 effervescens compositus, 478 elaterini compositus, 262 jjlycyrrhizffi compositus, 352, 479 ipecacuanhse compositus, 331, 416 et opii, 331, 416 i'alapse compositus, 340 [ino compositus, 342 morphinse compositus, 418 opii compositus, 416 rhei compositus, 460 scammonii compositus, 475 sodse tartrate effervescens, 478 Pumpkin-seed, 423 Punch, milk,- 82 peptonized, 644 Punica granatum, 449 Punk, 75 Pure extract of glycyrrhiza, 352 Purgatives, 56 Purging cassia, 183 966 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. Purified chloroform, 194 ox-gall. 419 sulphide of antimony, 99 Pyoktanin, 379 Pyrogallic acid, 457 Pyrogallol, 457 Pyrophosphate of iron, 337 Quassia, 457 infusion of, 458 Quassis lignum, 457 Quassin, 457 Queen's root, 490 Quercus, 458 infectoria, 289 tinctoria, 458 Quevenne's iron, 332, 337 Quicksilver, 360 Quinicine, 214 Quinidina, 214 Quinidin^e sulphas, 222 Quinidine, 214, 222 sulphate, 222 Quinina, 214 Quininse bisulphafi, 221 dihydrochloridum. 221 et ureae hydrochloridum, 222 hydrobromidimi, 221 hydrochloridum, 221 acidum, 221 salicylas, 221 sulphas, 221 tannas, 221 valeras, 221 Quinine, 214 acid hydrochloride of, 221 ffthyl carbonate, 284 and' urea, bimuriate of. 222 bisulphate, 221 chocolates, 221 hydrobromide, 221 hydrochloride, 221 salicylate, 221 sulphate, 221 tannate, 221 valerate, 221, 527 Raspberry, 462 Reaction, Herxheimer, 132 Rectal drip, 875 ether anesthesia, 275 medication, 32 Rectified spirit, 83 Red cinchona, 214 mercuric iodide, 371 oxide, 377 precipitate, 377 ointment, 377 Red rose, 462 wine, 82 Reduced iron, 332, 337 Reliability and strength of druffs, 46 Remedial measiu'es other than drugs, 535 Remedy, cold as a, 557 Resin, 458 cerate, 458 compound, 458 of guaiac, 296 ointment, 458 Resina. 458 jaiapse, 340 podopnylli, 449 scammonii, 475 Resistance inhaler, Denison's, 600 Resorcinol, 458 Resorcinum, 458 Rest cure, 625 in the treatment of disease, 20 Restorative beef-essence, 648 Revulsives, 52 Rhanmus purshiana, 182 Rhei radix, 460 Rheum, 460 Rhigolene, 460 Rhubarb, 460 Rhus aromatica, 461 glabra, 461 Rice-water, 649 Richaud's table indicating areas of skin to which leeches or cups may be ap- pUed, 614 Ricinoleic acid, 183 Ricinus communis, 183 Robertson's nebulizer, 605 Roborants, 52 Rochelle salt, 461 Rodagen. 515 Rosa gallica, 462 gallicse petala, 460 Rose-water, 462 Rosin, 458 Rottlera, 341 Rottlerin, 341 Rubefacients, 54, 577, 680 Rubi-jervine, 528 Rubus idffius, 462 Rue, 462 Rules for dosage, 43 Rum, 82 Russian bath, 591 Ruta graveolens, 462 S Sabina, 474 Saccharated carbonate of iron, 332, 334 iodide of iron, 336 solution of lime, 171 Saccharin (benzosulphanidum), 463 Saccharum, 494 lactis, 495 officinarum, i9A tNDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. 967 Saccharum, purificatum, 494 Sal ethyl, 469 prunella, 455 Salicin, 463 Salicinum, 463 Salicylate of bismuth, 148 of ethyl, 469 of lithium, 353 of mercury, 377 of methyl, 290 of phenyl (salol), 469 of physostigmine, 439 of quinine, 221 of sodium, 469 of strontium, 492 Salicylic acid, 463 contraindications to, 468 ointment, 469 poisoning by, 465 untoward effects of, 468 Salol (phenyl salicylate), 469 Salophen, 471 Salophenum, 471 Salt, 484 Saltpetre, 455 Salts, 357 Salvarsan, 125 contraindications to, 132 natrium, 132 untoward effects of, 131 Salvarsanized serum, 128 Sandalwood oil, 471 Sanguinaria, 472 canadensis, 472 Sanguiharine, 472 Santalum album, 471 Santonica, 472 Santonin, 472 poisoning by, 472 Santoninate of sodium, 473 Santoninic acid, 472 Santoninum, 472 Sapo, 481 durus, 481 mollis, 481 Sarsaparilla, 473 Savine, 474 Scammonia radix, 474 Scammonise resinae, 474 Scanunony, 474 Scarlet red, 475 Schleich's anasthetic fluid, 230 Scilla, 488 ScilliU; 488 Scillipicrin, 488 SciUitoxin, 488 Sclerotinic acid, 262 Scopari cacumina, 476 Scoparin, 475 Scoparius, 475 Scopola, 477 Scopolamine hydrobromidmn, 312 Scopolamine^ 477 hydriodide, 477 hydrobromide, 312, 477 Scopolamine hydrochloride, 477 morphine ansesthesia, 477 Sedatives, cardiac, 50, 54 nervous, 52, 55 vasomotor, 53, 56 Seidlitz powder, 478 Senega, 478 Senegse radix, 478 Senegin, 478 Senna, 478 AJexandrina, 478 confection of, 183, 479 Indica, 478 Sensitized vaccine, 635 Serpentaria, 480 Serpentariffi rhizoma, 480 Serum, antidiphtheritic, 546 antidiphtneriticum purificatum, 546 siccum, 547 antidysenteric, 548 antigonococcic, 548 antimeningitis, 548 antipneumococcic, 549 antistreptococcus, 551 antitetanicum, 550 purificatum, 550 siccimi, 550 mercurialized, 369 salvarsanized, 128 Sherry, 83 Sick, feeding the, 639 Silicate of potassium, 480 of sodium, 480 Silver nitrate, 387 Silvol. 481 Sinapis alba, 383 nigra, 383 Sinapisma, 384 Slaked lime, 168 Sleep in disease, 20 Smifex, 473 medica, 473 omata, 473 Smooth sumach, 461 Snake-root, black, 213 -weed, 283 Soap, 481 castile, 481 green, 481 liniment, 173, 481 plaster, 481 Soda caustica, 485 tartrata, 461 Sodii acetas, 483 acidus, 485 effervescens, 485 exsiccatus, 485 arsenas, 113, 121 exsiccatus, 121 bicarbonas, 483 boras, 149 bronudimi, 157 cacodylas, 483 chloridum, 484 citras, 484 968 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. Sodii et potassii tartras, 461 hydroxidum, 485 hyposulphis (thiosulphas), 486 iodidum, 320 nitris, 392 phenolsulphonas, 433 phosphas, 485 salicylas, 469 santoninas, 473 sulphas, 486 effervescens, 486 sulphodarbolas, 433 thiosulphas (hyposulphis), 486 Sodio-benzoate, caffeine. 163 -theobromine-salicylate, 482 Sodium, 483 acetate, 483 acid phosphate, 485 arsenate, 113, 121 exsiccated, 121 bicarbonate, 483 borate. 149 bromide, 157 cacodylate, 483 chloride, 484 citrate, 484 ethylate. 484 hydroxiae, 485 h3rposulpnite (thiosulphate), 486 ichthyol, 314 iodide, 320 nitrite. 392 phenoisulphonate, 433 phosphate, 485 acid, 485 effervescing, 486 exsiccated, 485 salicylate, 469 salvarsan, 132 santoninate, 473 silicate, 480 sulphate, 486 sulphocarbolate, 433 thiosulphate (hyposulphite), 486 Soft petrolatum, 427 soap, 481 Solaniun Carolinense, 487 Soluble citrate of iron and quinine, 336 glass, 480 phosphate of iron, 337 Solution of acetate of ammonium, 92 of iron, 335 of morphine, 418 alum acetate, 88 of ammonia, 91 of arsenate of sodium, 120 of arsenite of potassium, 120 of arsenous acid, 119. 120 and mercuric ioaide, 120 of bicarbonate of magnesium, 356 of chloride of iron, 335 of adrenalin, 502 of zinc, 532 of chlorinated Hme, 171 of chromic acid, 212 Solution of citrate of ammonium, 96 of bismuth and ammonium, 149 of iron, 335 of magnesiiun, 356 of potassium, 451, 454 Dobell's, 149 of formaldehyde, 287 of hydrochloride of morphine, 418 of strychnine, 404 of hydrogen dioxide, 309 of iodide of arsenic and mercury, 120 of iodine, 325 of iron and anmionium acetate, 332, 333 of lime, 169 of nitrate of mercury, 376 normal saline, 484, 606, 861 of pancreas, 422 of pepsin, 426 of perchloride of iron, 335 of mercury, 371 of permanganate of potassium, 427 of potassa, 353 of potassium citrate, 451, 454 hydroxide, 353 of sodium ethylate, 484 hydroxide, 485 of subaoetate of lead, o49 of sulphate of atropine, 144 of iron, 338 of morphine, 418 of tartrate of morphine, 418 of tersulphate of iron, 123 Somnal, 487 Sorghum, 494 Soup, malt, 652 Soya bean flour for infant feeding, 648 SozoiodoL 487 Spanish fly, 177 Sparteinse sulphas, 475 Sparteine, 475 Sphacelinic acid, 262 Sphacelotoxine, 262 Spice plaster, 578 Spigeha. 909 Spiritus juniperi compositus, 82, 341 menthffi piperitaB, 424 rnvristicae, 401 odoratus, 82 phosphori, 437 rectincatus, 83 vini gallici, 82 Sponging, cool, 566 Sprays, atomized, 33 Springs, hot, 617 mineral, 616 Squill, 488 Squirting cucumber, 261 Starch, 490 buttermilk and, 642 glycerite of, 295 poultice, 490 -water, 490 Steam vaporizer, 603 Steapsin, 421 Stearosan, 471 StiUingia, 490 sylvatica, 490 Stillingin, 490 Stimulants, cardiac, 50, 54 nervous, 52, 56 vasomotor, 53, 56 Stomach-pump, 613 Stout, 82 Stovaine, 491 Stramonii folia, 491 Stramonium, 491 Strength, relative, of drugs, 46 Stretcher, bath, 567 Stronger water of ammonia, 91 Strontii bromidum, 492 iodidum, 320, 492 salicylas, 492 Strontium, 492 bromide, 492 iodide, 320, 492 lactate, 492 phosphate, 492 salicylate, 492 Strophanthi semina, 493 Strophanthidin, 493 Strophanthin, 493 Strophanthinum, 493, 494 Strophanthone, 494 Strophanthus, 493 gratus, 493 nispidus, 493 komb^, 493 Strychnin© nitraa, 404 sulphas, 404 Strychnine, 401 hydrochloride, 404 nitrate, 404 sulphate, 404 Strychnos nux vomica, 401 Styptic collodion, 239, 505 Stypticin, 245 Styrax benzoin. 144 Subcarbonate of bismuth, 146 Subgallate of bismiith, 146 Sublimed sulphur, 496 Sublingual medication, 30 Subnitrate of bismuth, 146 Subsalicylate of bismuth, 148 Subeulphate of iron, 332, 337 Succinum. 89 Succus belladonnse, 144 conii, 241 limonis, 225 scoparii, 476 taraxaci, 507 Sugar, 494 beet-, 494 -cane, 494 of lead, 348 of milk, 495 Sulphate of alimiinum and potassium, 87 of ammonium, 96 of atropine, 138, 143 of calcium, 167 of cinchonidine, 223 of cinchonine, 223 of codeine, 232 of copper, 243 of duboisine, 261 of hyoscyamine, 312 of iron, 332, 338 and ammonium, 332, 333 of magnesium, 357 of morphine, 417 of pelletierine, 449 of physostigmine, 439 of qumidine, 223 of quinine, 221 of sodium, 486 of sparteine, 475 of strychnine, 404 of zinc, 533 Sulphide of antimony, 99 Sulphocarbolate (phenolsulphonate) of sodium, 433 of zinc, 433 Sulphonal (sulphonmethane), 495 Sulphonalum, 495 Sulphonethylmethanum (trional), 516 Sulphonmethanum (sulphonal), 495 Sulphur, 496 lotum, 496 milk of, 497 ointment, 497 prsDcipitatum, 496 springs, 618 sublimatum, 496 * Sulphurated antimony, 99 Ume, 170 Sulphuric acid, 498 lemonade, 499 ether, 265 Sumach, smooth, 461 sweet, 461 Sumbul, 499 pill, GoodeU's, 499 radix, 499 Suppofiitoria acidi tannici, 505 l)elladonn8e, 144 970 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. Supi)ositoria glyccrini, 294 iodoforrai, 327 morphinffi, 418 plumbi composita, 349 Suppositories, 33, 35 of asafoetida, 133 Suppositorium acidi carbolici, 433 Suprarenal gland, 499 Suprarenalum siccum, 502 Swamp helleltore, 528 Sweet almonds, 83 spirit of nitre, 503 sumach, 461 Sydenham's laudanum, 416 Symptoms, relief of, in disease, 19 Syrups, 35 Syrupus acacise^ 63 acidi citrici, 225 hydriodici, 306 allii, 83 calcii lactophosphatis, 166 cascarse aromaticus, 183 chloral, 190 codeinee phosphatis, 233 ferri bromidi, 334 iodidi, 336 phosphatis, 337 cum quinina et strychnina, 337 quininse et strychninse phos- phatum, 337 hypophosphitum, 166 cum ferro, 337 ipecacuanhse, 331 limonis, 225 picis liquidee, 506 pruni virginianse, 457 rhei, 461 aromaticus, 461 rosse, 462 rubi idsei, 462 sarsaparillse compositus, 474 scilke, 489 compositus, 102, 489 senegse, 478 senme, 479 zingiberis, 292 TABELL-ff: trinitrini, 394 Table of approximate percentages, 40 Richaud s indicating areas of skin to which leeches or cups may be applied, 614 comparative, showing strengths of substances and preparations in preceding and present pharma- copoeia, 9 Tables of relative weights and measures in the metric and apothecaries' sys- tems, 39 Tablet triturates, 36 Tablets, 35 Tablets of nitroglycerin, 394 Tjeniin, 250 Taka-diastase, 250 Tamarinds, 504 Tamarindus, 504 Tanacetum, 505 vulgare, 505 Tannate of pelletierine, 449 of quinme, 221 Tannic acid, 504 Tansy, 505 tea, 505 Tar, 505 oil of, 506 ointment, 506 -water, 506 wine of, 506 Taraxacum, 507 Tartar emetic, 99, 102 Tartaric acid, 507 Tartrate of antimony and potassium, 99 of morphine, 417 of potassium and sodium, 461 Tea, beef-, 648 flaxseed-, 285 Temperament, effect of, on dosage, 48 Tereoene, 507 Terebenum, 507 Terebinthina, 524 Terminal infections, 22 Terpine hydrate, 508 Terpini hydras, 508 Terpinol, 508 Test, tuberculin, Moro, 523 ophthalmo, 522 von Pirquet's, 523 Testicular juice, 293 Thapsia, 509 garganica, 509 Thea sinensis, 161 Thebaine, 406 Theine, 161 Theobroma cacoa, 226 TheobrominsB et sodii salicylas, 482 sodiosalicylas, 482 Theobromine, 342 sodiosalicylate, 482 Theocin, 509 Theophyllina. 509 Therapeutical considerations, general, 17 Therapeutics, definition of, 17 Thiocol, 509 Thiosinamine, 510 Thiosulphate of sodium, 486 Thoroughwort, 283 Thymol, 511 iodide, 512 Thymus glands, 512 Thyroid gland, 293, 513 Thyroidectin, 515 Thyroideum siccum, 514 Thyroiodine, 514 Thyroprotein, 515 Tinctura aconiti, 74 aloes, 86 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. 971 Tinclura aloes et myirhse, 385 amicsp, 113 florum, 113 radicus, 113 asafoctidee, 133 belladonnse, 143 foliorum, 143 benzoini, 145 composita, 145 bryoniffi, 159 buchu, 160 calumbsB, 168 campholw composita, 173, 416 cannabis, 177 cantharidis, 178 capsici, 180 cardamomi, 182 composita, 182 catechu, 290 chloroformi et raorphinsB composita, 212, 418 cinchonse, 223 composita, 223, 480 cinnamomi, 224 colchici, 238 seminis, 238 conii, 241 convaliarifiB, 242 cubebsD, 249 digitalis, 258 ergotsB ammoniata, 265 ferri chloridi, 335 perchloridi, 335 gambir composite, 289 gcLsemii, 291 gentiame composita, 292 guaiaci, 297 ammoniata, 297 hamameiidis, 300 hydrastis, 306 hyoscvami, 312 iodi, 325 fortis, 325 mitis, 325 ipecacuanha et opii, 416 jaborandi. 444 ialapsB, 340 :ino, 342 lobeliae, 354 sethcrea, 354 moschi, 383 myrrhffi, 385 nucis vomicfiB, 404 opii, 416 ammoniata, 416 camphorata, 416 deoaorati, 416 physostigmatis, 439 podyph^li, 449 prum virginianse, 457 quassise, 458 quininse, 221 ammoniata, 221 rhei, 461 aromatica, 461 Tinctura rhoi composita, 461 dulcis, 461 sanguinarise, 472 sciila>, 489 senegse, 478 senn^e composita, 479 stramonii, 492 strophanthi, 494 sumioul, 499 Valerianae, 527 ammoniata, 527 veratri viridis, 529 zingiberis, 292 Tincture of apocyniun, 110 of cactus grandiflorus, 161 of hops, 305 of muriate of iron, 335 Tinctures, 35 changes in strength of, 62 Toast, watered, 644 Toluene dichloramine, 541 sulphondichloramine, 541 Tongue, Laborde's rhythmic traction of, in accidents by ether, 270 Tonics, 53, 56 Touchwood, 75 Town's method of treating the morphine habit, 411 Toxitabellffi hydrargyri chloridi corroeivi, 371 Transfusion, 627 apparatus, 630 Lindeman method of, 628 method of injection in, 628 Tribromomethane, 158 Tribromphenol-bismuth, 530 Tribrom-tertiary-butyl-alcohol, 150 Trichloracetic acid, 515 Trichlormethane, 194 Trikresol, 515 Trimethol, 516 Trimethyl-methoxy-phenol, 516 Trinitrin, 393 Trinitrophenol, 439 Trional (sulphonethylmethane), 516 Trioxide, arsenic, 113, 120 chromiimi, 212 Triturates, 35 Trituratio elaterini, 262 Troches, 35, 36 Trochisci acidi tannici, 505 cretffi, 165 cubebfiB, 250 ferri redacti, 337 pmbir, 289 ipecacuanhse, 331 magnesise, 356 menthae piperitse, 424 morphinse et ipecacuanhse, 331, 418 potassii chloratis, 453 santonini, 473 sodii santoninatis, 473 zingiberis, 292 Trochiscus acidi benzoici, 145 carbolici, 433 972 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. Trochiscus acidi tannici, 505 catechu, 290 suaiaci resinae, 297 kino eucalypti, 282 morphinae, 418 et ipecacuanhte, 331, 418 sulphuris, 498 Tropacocaine^ 517 Tropic acid, 303 Tropine,.303 TnixiUo coca, 226 Trypsin, 421 TubBrculin, 518 B. E., 519 bouillon filtrate, 519 Denys', 519 old, 518 ophthalmo-, test, 522 residua turn, 519 skin test, 523 Tullv's powder, 418 Turkish bath, 587 home modification of, 589, 590 Turpentine, 524 linament, 525 oil of, 524 ointment, 526 stupe, 524, 578 Turpeth mineral, 379 Unguents, 36 Unguentum acidi borici, 150 carbolici, 433 gallici. 289 salicylici, 469 tannici, 505 aconitinse, 74 antimonii tartrati, 102 aquse rosse, 462 atropinse, 144 belladonna, 144 cantharidis, 179 capsici, 180 cetacei, 145 chrysarobini, 213 cocainae, 231 conii, 241 creosoti, 248 eucalypti, 282 gallae, 289 cum opii, 289 glycerini plumbi subacetatis, 295 hamameb'dis, 300 hydrargyri, 375 ammoniati, 368 dilutum, 375 iodidi rubri, 371 nitratis, 377 dilutum, 377 oleatis. 376 oxidi flavi, 377 rubri, 377 Unguentum hydrargyri subchloridi, 374 iodi, 325 iodoformi, 327 petrolei, 427 phenolis, 433 picis liquidse, 506 plumbi acetatis, 349 carbonatis, 349 iodidi, 349 subacetatis, 350 resinse, 458 stramonii, 492 sulphuris. 497 zinci oxioi, 532 Unit, antidipththeritic, 547 Unna's dressing, 532 Urginea maritima, 488 Uritone, 300 Urotropin (hexamethylenamine), 300 Ursin, 526 Uva ursi, 526 Uvs ursi folia, 526 Vaccine, therapy, 631 prophylactic, 631 sensitized, 635 Valerate of anunonium, 96, 527 of iron, 338, 527 of quinine, 221, 527 of zmc, 527 Valerian, 526 Valeriana, 526 officinalis, 526 Valerians rhizoma, 526 Valerianic acid, 526, 527 Vallet's mass, 334 Vapor acidi hydrocyam'ci, 309 chlori, 170 conii, 241 Vaporization, 33 Vaporizer, steam, 603 Vaseline, 427 Vasomotor depressants, 53, 56 stimulants, 53, 56 Vegetable astringents, 54 cathartic pills, 239 cathartics, 56 Venesection, 637 Veratri viridis rhizoma, 528 Veratrina, 527 Veratrine ointment, 528 Veratroidine, 528 Veratrone, 529 Veratrum viride, 528 Veronal, 137 sodium, 137 Veronica virginiana, 350 Vienna mixture, 207 paste, 455, 529 Vinegar, 68 of ipecac, 331 of lobelia, 354 INDEX OF DRUGS AND REMEDIAL MEASURES. 973 Vinegar of opium, 416 of sanguinaria, 472 of squm, 489 Vinegars, 34 Vinum colchici. 238 seminis, 237 ferri citratis, 339 opii, 416 picis, 506 portense, 82 quininse, 221 xericum, 83 Virginia snake-root, 480 Vitriol, oil of. 498 Volatile oil of, mustard, 383 von Pirquet tuberculin test, 523 W Wahoo, 283 Warburg's tincture, 530 Warming plaster, 179, 446 Wash, bhck, 371 yellow. 379 Washed sulphur, 496 Water of ammonia, 91 stronger, 91 barley-, 649 bitter almonds, 84 camphor, 173 cinnamon, 224 creosote, 248 chloroform. 207, 212 lead-, and laudanum, 349 lime-, 168 oatmeal-j 649 peppermmt, 424 pimenta, 444 rice-, 649 rose, 462 starch, 490 tar, 506 Watered toast, 652 Waters, 34 Uthia, 616 Weights and measures, 36 tables of relative, 39 apothecaries', 36 avoirdupois, 36 metric, 37, 38 Wet cups, 578, 579 Whey, curds and, 427 wine-, 82, 649 Whisky, 82 White ginger, 292 lead, 349 mustard, 383 oak, 458 petrolatimi, 428 precipitate, 368 White precipitate ointment, 368 wine, 82 Whytt's tincture, 223 Wild cherry, 456 Wine, 82 of colchicimi, 238 -seed, ^o/ of condurango, 240 measure, 36 mulled, 82, 651 of opium, 416 port, 82 of quinine, 221 red, 82 of tar, 506 whey, 82, 649 white, 82 Wines, 36 Wintergreen, 290 Witch-hazel, 299 Wormseed, American, 186 Levant, 472 Xanthoptjccin, 305 Xerofonn, 530 Yellow pentian, 292 jasmine, 290 merciuric oxide, 377 mercurous iodide, 377 prussiate of potassium, 243 pyoktanin, 379 sulphate of mercury, 379 wash, 379 Yeo's creosote inhaler, 246, 604 Yolk of egg, glycerite of, 295 Yoimg's rule for dosage, 43 Zea mays, 490 Zinc sozoiodol, 487 Zinci aoetas, 531 carbonas, 531 prsecipitatus, 531 chlondum, 532, 544 oiddiun, 532 venale, 532 phenolsulphonas, 433, 544 sulphas, 533 sulphocarbolas, 433 valeras, 527 Zingiber, 292 officinale, 292 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. ABORTION, 655 Cascara sagrada, or oompouDd^ liquorice powder as a laxative for associated con- stipation; if these fail, rhubarb or castor oil. 655 Creolin (2 per cent, solution) should be injected aJFter removal of the membranes, or if fever should follow, 657 Curettement, 657 Diet and hygiene, 655 Elaterium, jalap, scammony, strychnine, erigeron, cantharides, contraindicated, unless very necessary, 655 Ergot and quinine, in small doses with perfect rest for one or two weeks, and antiseptic irrigation as an after-treat- ment, 656 Iodine, applied to the inner surface of uterus, after removal of membranes, as a haemostatic and antiseptic, 657 Opium or morphine, best agents to quiet uterus if abortion threatens, 656 Podophyllin, senna, salines in active doses, and aloes, not to be used if they can be avoided, 655 Quinine, useful in malarial poisoning, as a preventive; in other cases contraindi- cated, 656 Saline purges contraindicated, except in plethoric women, 655 Sponges should not be used as tampons, 656 Tampons of absorbent cotton, dusted with iodoform, followed later by ergot, if abortion is inevitable, 656 Venesection, useful in plethoric women to prevent, 656 Vibunuun prunifolium, fluidextract, drachm i to 1 (2.0-4.0), taken during pregnancy as a prophylactic, 656 AB8CS88, 657 Aconite or veratrum in full dose may abort, 657 Alcohol, given with milk, in cold abscess, 658 Belladonna ointment, locallv applied to abort; or tincture, internally, if aconite is not at hand, 657 Calx sulphurata, gr. A (0.006) every hour or two, useful to abort or cause absorp- tion, 658 Cod-liver oU with hypophosphites, quinine and iron, useful in cold abscess, 658 Hydrogen peroxide, 3 per cent, solution, to wash out cavity of tubercular or slow abscess, 310, 658 Incision, if pus forms, followed by irriga- tion, with phenol (1:20) or bichlonde solution (1:5000) and antiaeptic dress- iog,658 Iodine, locally applied, may abort, 658 Iodoform gauze, packed into cavity, or ethereal solution injected after a8pira7 tion, and antiseptic dressing, useful in tubercular abscess, 658 Lead-water, applied on bread-crumb poul- tice or lint, in early stage, to abort, 657 Nitrate of silver, gr. • ACETONXmU. Chloroform contraindicated, 211 ACIDITT. Ammonia, the most active remedy in gas- tric acidity, contraindicated if acute irritation exists, 91 Bicarbonate of sodium in form of efferves- cing powder, valuable in gastric acidity, 483 Bismuth, a slow and feeble antacid, 147 Carbonate of calcium, precipitated, best antacid in intestinal acidity, 164 Cerium oxalate, used in some cases of gas- tric acidity instead of bismuth, 186 Charcoal, useful in some cases of *'sour stomach," 181 lime-water, 168 Liquor potassii hydroxidi, useful both for gastric and urinary acidity, 353 Magnesium, a useful antacid, 355 ACNE, 659 Calx sulphurata, gr. ^ to i (0.006-O.03), in pill, thrice daily, m pustular acne, 170, 659 Cod-liver oil, if scrofulosis exists, 659 Fowler's solution, often cures and prevents relapse, dose ITl 1 to 3 (0.06-0.2) thrice daily, for a month or two, 659 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, 660 Ichthyol, 20 to 100 parts of lard, well rubbed in, when induration is great, 315, 660 Mercurial ointment, to relieve induration, several days intervening between itQ use and that of sulphur, 660 (975) 976 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. Phenol, touched to pustules after incision, 660 Phosphorus, especially useful in acne indu- rata, 437 Resorcinol, gr. 10 to 20 to the ounce (0.6- 1.3 : 30.0) of lard, when induration is sreat, 660 Saline purges, followed by cascara sagrada or similar remedy, to regulate bowels, if dependent upon obstinate constipation, 659 Sulphur, internally and as a wash or oint- ment, for women with disordered men- struati6n, prescription for, 498, 659 ACTIN0MTC08IS. Potassium iodide, useful in full doses, 319 ADENITIS, 660 Ichthyol, prescription for, 660 Iodine ointment and lard, equal parts, applied by inunction night and morning, or tincture, as a paint, stopping appli- cation on appearance of redness or fluc- tuation, 660 Iron, syrup of the iodide, TTl 5 to 20 (0.3- 1.3}, in children, 660 Lancing, preferable to allowing abscess to break, 661} Poultice, when redness or fluctuation ap- pears, 660 Removal of gland by dissection, if enlarge- ment is scrofulous, 661 Tonics, to improve systemic condition, 660 AUXTMIMUUIA. (See Bbioht's Disease.) Cacodylate of iron, in albuminuria of tuber- culosis, 334 Calcium chloride or lactate, if due to altera- tions in the blood, 166 Cantharides, useful in later stages of nephri- tis, 178 Gallic acid, if due to atony of kidneys, 288 Juniper, in albuminuria due to congestion, 341 Strontium lactate, if due to renal atony, 492 ALCOHOLISM. (See Poisoning from Alcohol.) ALOPECU, 661 Chrysarobin, drachm i to 1 (2.0-4.0), to lanolin, 1 ounce (30.0), 661 Corrosive sublimate, gr. 2 (0.12), to recti- fied spirit 1 drachm (4.0) and oil of turpentine 7 drachms (28.0), 661 Liquor epispasticus, painted over bald spot after loose hairs have been depilated. 661 Pilocarpine, locally applied, often stimu- lates new growth; too much causes small pustules around follicles; prescription for, 443 AMAUROSIS AND AMBLYOPIA, 661 C^auterization of nape of neck, 662 Correction of optical errors, when arising from congenital trouble or non-use, 662 Cups, wet and dry, 662 Digitalis, in toxic cases, 663 Electricity, constant current, 663 Emmenagogues, if due to menstrual dis- orders, 662 Iodide of potassium, 662 Metallo-therapy, may be tried in hysterical cases, 662 Nitroglycerin, 663 Nux vomica, in ascending doses in tobacco or alcoholic cases, 402 Pilocarpine, in ursmic, tobacco, or alcohol amaurosis, 442 Strychnine, hypodermically, siter irrita- tion has subsided, 663 AMENOBBH(EA, 664 Aloes, as a specific, when dependent upon constipation, atony of sexual system, or antemia, 86, 664 Apiol, m 3 to 10 (0.2-O.6), in capsule, thrice daily for a week before date of men- struation, 109, 665 Arnica, 113 Cantharides, as a stimulant, if due to atony or depression, 177 Cimidfuga, fluidextract, TU 30 (2.0), at the proper time for a flow, 214, 664 Orpus lutemn seems to do good, 244 Dewees' emmenagogue mixture, 665 Dioxide manganese, gr. 283 (jOodeU*s prescription for, 664 Griffith's pills, largely used when dependent upon aniemia, 334 Hot sitz-bath, for several nights before period, mustard added often increases Its efficacy, 665 Iron and myrrh, a standard remedy if due to atony or ansemia, 384 Oil of rue, TTl 5 (0.3), in capsule, thrice daUy, 665 Potassium permanganate, useful, but infe- rior to dioxide of manganese, 427. 664 Salines inferior to aloes if due to constipa- tion, 664 Savine, TTl 5 (0.3), in capsule, thrice daily, to stimulate uterus, 474, 665 Tansy, TTl 5 (0.3), in capsule, thrice daily, or m form of tansy tea, 505. 665 ANiDMOA, 665 Aromatic mixture of iron, 333 Arsenate of iron in anasmia of chronic diarrhoea, 333 Arsenic, not to exceed gr. |\^ (0.006) daily, alone or combined with iron, valuable, 668; very valuable in pernicious and malarial anaemia, 115 Bitters, simple or aromatic, in conjunction with iron, when stomach and inteetioes are atonic, 667 Blaud's pUl, 668 Bromide of iron, gr. 5 to 20 (0.3-1.3). in syrup, useful when there is chorea. 334 Cacodylate of iron, when lufemo^obin and corpuscles are lacking, 334 Carbonate of iron, 334, 667 Cerebral and spinal extracta, useless in pernicious an»mia, 293 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. 977 Chloride of iron, useful because of its tonic properties, 335 Citrate of iron intramuscularly, 668 Copper arsenite, 244, 668 Dialyzed iron, 336 Diet and hygiene, 669 Dried corpus luteum in chlorotic type, 293 Hypophosphites and phosphate of lime, with cod-liver oil, iron, and quinine, when ansemia is due to childbeanng and lactation, 165, 668 Iodide of iron, syrup of, largely used in strumous and scrofulous ansemia, 322. 336 Iron, 332, 666 Mercury, bichloride or calomel, especially valuable in syphilitic cases. Inunctions of mercurial ointment, once a day or every other day, of service, in all forms of ansBmia, 370, 668 Ovarian extract in chlorosis, 293 Oxygen inhalations of value, 419 Phenyl salicylate, when due to decomposi- tion-products, 470 Quevenne's iron, 337, 667 Quinine in malarial cases, and in tonic doses in all other ansemias, 667 Reduced iron, with laxatives and mineral acids for their effects on intestines and liver in uncomplicated cases, 337, 667 Rest cure, 626 Rockbridge alum-water in diarrhcea with ansemia, 618 Salvarsan or neosalvarsan may be used in some cases of pernicious ansemia, 669 Sodium cacodylate in ansmia of tubercu- losis, 483 Sulphate of iron in diarrhcea with ansmia, 338, 667 Thymol as an intestinal antiseptic, 667 Transfusion in pernicious ansemia, 627 ANAL FISSURE, 669 Belladonna ointment or suppository in spasm of the sphincter due to fissure, 142 Castor oil, to relieve bowels, if sulphur cannot be used, 669 Flexible collodion, painted over spot, may relieve, 669 Ichthyol, pure, applied locally, 669 Iodoform suppositories, gr. 2 to 10 (0.12- 0.6), relieve pain of defecation; bella- donna, gr. 4 (0.015), to be added when there is spasm of sphincter, 327, 669 Phenol, 1 drop, applied to fissure to effect cure; in addition, when hemorrhoids are present, a lotion of tannic acid, glycerin, and water, 669 Potassium bromide, drachms IJ to the ounce (6.0-30.0) of glycerin, locally applied to fissure by means of a brush, highly recommended, 669 Sulphur, gr. 20 to 40 (1.3-2.6), combmed with powdered cinnamon or aromatic powder, at night, to render passages soft, 669 ANAPHTLAXIS. Atropine, in large dose, the best remedy, 142 ANEX7BTSM, 670 Aconite, inferior to veratrum as a cardiac sedative, 670 62 Chloi^toTm inhalation, if dyspnoea is great, Digitalis, contraindicated, 670 Electrolysis, 670 Iodide of potassium, in large doses, asso- ciated with restricted diet and rest in bed; more valuable in syphilitic than in other forms of the disease, 318, 670 Morphine, gr. i (0.008), combined with hydrated chloral or, better, with croton chloral, ©r. 10 (0.6), in sleeplessness due to pain, 670 Veratrum m 4 to 8 (0.25-0.5). twice or thnce daily if heart is excitable and vascular tension high, 529, 670 ANGINA PECTORIS, 671 Alcohol, instead of nitrites, when there is vascular relaxation, 671 ^Digitalone, when heart is weak, 671 Donovan's solution iiseful, 672 Ether, in 1-drachm (4.0) doses in ice-water or capsule, to nervous females, often aborts, 671 Hoffmann's anodyne, often the best remedy, 302, 671 Morphine, gr. i to i (0.105-0.03), hypo- dermically, when nitrite of amyl fails to relieve, 672 Nitrite of amyl, inhalation of a few drops from handkerchief during attack, 97,' 671 Nitnte of sodium or potassium, gr. 3 (0.2) thrice daily, useless unless arterial ten- sion IS high and heart throbbing, 392, 671 Nitroglycerin, m 1 (0.06) of the official spirit during attack, 393, 671 Prescription for use between attacks, 672 Stomach-pump, may be required when due to overloaded stomach, 67^ Tonics, combined with careful diet and hygiene necessary to a cure, 672 ANGIOMA. Carbon-dioxide snow, 556 ANOREXIA, 672 Calomel, useful when following acute dis- ease; nitro-muriatic acid, however, gen- erally preferable, 374 Capsicum, in convalescence, acts most favorably, 180 Eupatorium, useful in, 283 Gentian, 292 Prescriptions for tonics, 673 Quassia, especially valuable when following malarial fever, 457 APHONIA. Chlorine gas has been used in aphonia due to cold, 170 APOPLEXT, 673 Belladonna, hypodermically, if respiration fails. 674 Calomel, gr. J (0.015) every four hours, if symptoms of meningitis arise, 674 Croton oil, m 1 (0.06). with sweet oil, m 5 (0.3). as a depletant cathartic, 673 Diet, 674 978 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. Elateriiim, gr. i (0.01), as a depletant cathartic. 673 Ice to the head. 673 Iodide of potassium, in large doses several days after attack, when clot has firmly formed, to promote absorption, 674 Massage and electricity, applied to muscles to prevent atrophy; contraindicated if inflammation exists. 674 Mercury, 674 Mustard plaster to feet, or mustard foot- bath and ice to head, keeping head high and feet low. 673 Stimulants contraindicated. 674 Strychnine, hypodermically, if respiration fails, is also useful to stimulate trophic centres in cord, 674 Venesection, if patient is full-blooded, to prevent inflammation and further leak- age. 637. 674 APPENDICITIS, 674 Absolute rest necessary, 675 Opium or morphine (after the bowels have moved), to relieve pain and act as an antiphlogistic, 675 Rules for treating, 676 Surgical treatment. 675 ARTHRITIS. « Bicarbonate of sodium, applied to part on Unt, to ally pain, 483 Lactic add bacilli used in rheumatoid ar- thritis. 344 Lithium carbonate and citrate prevent deposit in joints from rheumatoid arthri- tis, 353 Mustard plaster as a counterirritant, 383 Salicvlic acid valueless in rheiunatoid arthritis. 466 Veratrine ointment, 528 ASCARIS LUMBRIC0IDE8. (See Worms.) ASCITES. (See Dropst.) ASPHTXU, 677 Ammonia, injected intravenously into leg to stimulate heart and respiration, 90 Artificial respiration, Sch&fer's method, 677; Sylvester's method. 678 Electricity, only to be used as a peripheral irritant to restore respiration, 681 Laborde's lingual traction of great value, 681 Oxygen inhalations, 419 Rules regarding position of patient. 679 ASTHENOPIA, 681 Cannabis indica, in retinal asthenopia, pre- scriptions for, 176 Eserine or pilocarpine, weak solution, as a stimulant to ciliaiy muscles, 681 Glasses, combined with prisms if necessary, to correct optical defects, 681 Hot compresses. 681 Massage, rest, salt baths, strychnine, and iron, if due to neurasthenia, 682 Strychnine or tincture of nux vomica in large doses to stimulate ciliary musdes, 681 ASTHB(A,682 Aconite, in early stages. 73 Adrenalin. 501. 682 Amyl nitrite, TH 3 to 6 (0.2-0.4), on hand- kerchief, inhaled with care, relieves spasm, 98. 683. 684 Antidiphtheritic serum a dangerous rem- edy, 685 Arsenic, internally or smoked in cigarettes, best remedy when mucous membrane 18 at fault. 118, 685 Belladonna, combined with morphine, very useful. 142, 683 Bromide of potassium or sodium, gr. 30 (2.0), half an hour before retiring. 685 Bronchitis-tent. 685 Chloral, rarely useful; if pushed, dangerous. 190 Chloroform, inhaled, relaxes spasm; also useful in form of Uniment applied to chest, to abort, 208. 683 Climatic treatment, 619 Cocaine, applied to nasal cavities, if due to nasal disorders, 684 Coffee, a cup of strong black, during par- oxysms, 163, 684 (Compressed and rarefied air, 685 Diet and hygiene, 685 Ethyl iodide, to increase secretions and prevent thickening, 280 Euphorbia pilulifera, i to 1 drachm (2.0- 4.0) of the fluidextract, 283. 683 Cjrelsemium, 291 Grindelia, fluidextract of, m 10 to 30 (0.6- 2.0), or leaves soaked in nitre smoked as cigarettes, or fumes of burning leaves inhaled, exceedingly useful. 296, 685 Iodide of potassiiun, useful in bronchial, harmful m gastric, type, 318, 685 Lobelia, tincture, TTl 10 (0.6) every four hours, if attack threatens; in emetic dose if heart be strong, when spasm is present, 354, 684,685 Morphine, hypodermically, gr. ^ to } (0.01- 0.015), alone or combined with atropine, 682 Nitrate of potassium alone or combined with belladonna, in form of cigarettes or inhalation of fumes, often relieves. 455, 683 Nitroglycerin, serviceable, if bronchial mucous membranes are engorged, 393, 684 Oil of amber, 89 Oxygen inhalations, when cyanosis is ex- treme, 685 Phylacogens, sometimes do great good, 685 Physostigma, in bronchial asthma, to aid in expelling mucus, 439 Sandalwood oil, useful in catarrhal cases, 471 Tobacco-smoking, often efficaaous in patients not accustomed to it, 684 Zinc oxide, prescription for. 533 ATONT. Arsenic, in gastric and intestinal atony, 115, 119 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. 979 Calumba. valuable Id gastro-intestinal atony, following fevers, 167 Capsicum, one of the best remedies in gas- trio atony due to debility and alcoholism, 81, 179 Cardamom, with bitter tonics and mineral acid, in gastro-intestinal atony, 182 Hydrastis, indicated in atony of mucous membranes, 305 Leptandra, in duodenal atony. 351 Mustard in gastric atony of drunkards, 384 Pepper, in atony of genito-urinary mucous membranes, 424 Physostigmn, in intestinal and vesical atony, 438 Pituitrin used in atony of bladder, 448 Pituitrin used by some in sexual atony of adults. 448 Strychnine, in intestinal atony, 402, 403 AURAL VSRTIOO. Pilocarpine, 443 BALANITIS AND BALANOP08THITI8, 791 Astringent solutions, to cleanse parts, zinc chloride (gr. 4 to the ounce ([0.25-30.0]), boric acid (1 per cent.)-, phenol (1.5 per cent.); silver nitrate (gr. 1 to the ounce (10.06-30.01) especially valuable. 791 Lead-water, dilute, as a wet dressing, pre- ceded by astringent washes, in phimosis; if inflammation increases, circumcise, 792 Silver-nitrate stick, touched to ulcerations, 791 Tannin or zinc oxide, as a dusting-powder, after retracting prepuce and cleansing over absorbent cotton, 791 BALDNESS. (See Alopecia.) BED-SORES, 686 Aloes, glycerole of, as local application, 86 Alum, with spirit of camphor and white | of egg. locally applied, to prevent, 686 Gambir, with lead subacetate, locally applied, to harden skin. 686 Glycerin, application daily after washing and rubbing part, to prevent, 295 Incision, followed by irrigation, if sores tend to burrow. 686 Iron, tincture of chloride, Ttl 20 (1.3) every four hours, as a tonic, 687 Nitrate of silver (gr. 20 to the ounce (1.3: 30.01), painted over threatening part, to abort. If ulcers form and are duggish, same solution may be used, 389. 686 Salt and whiskey, rubbed over skin to har- den it (2 drachms to the pint [8.0 : 480.0]), 686 Scarlet red, 475 Soap plaster, applied to sore after washing with bichlonae golution (1:5000) and dusting with iodoform. 481, 686 Supportive measures and an increased amount of food, if sloughs are large, 686 Zinc ointment, on squares of lint, sometimes used in lieu of soap plaster, 686 BnJOnSNESS, 687 Aconite, antagonizes the poisoning alka- loids, which cause slow pulse, high arter- ial tension, etc., 689 Ammonium chloride, gr. 5 (0.3) thrice daily, if associated with catarrh, 690 Bromides and chloral, if nervousness and irritation are present, 689 Calomel, gr. | (0.01) in powder every fif- teen minutes until six are taken, followed in four hours by a saline, if stools be light, 367, 374, 688 Chirata, extract of, gr. 5 (0.3), in hepatic torpor, prescription for, 689 Diet, 689 Euonymus. extract of, gr. 3 (0.2), 689 Horseback riding combined with gymnastic movements especially valuable, 689 Leptandra. when liver is torpid, 351 Mustard plaster or cup to nape of neck, if face is flushed; foot-bath also of service, 690 Nitro-muriatic acid, Ttl 3 (0.2) thrice daily in water, of great service, 394, 689 Podophyllin, gr. i (0.01), if stools be dark 688 Protoiodide of mercury, gr. [0.06]), vaseline, 1 drachm (4.0), pyro- gallic acid, milk of sulphur (3 per cent.), locally applied after removal of crusts. 690 Silver nitrate, touched to crater-like ab- scesses, gives good results, 690 Sodium bicarbonate or biborate solution, gr. 8 to ounce (0.5 : 3Q.0), to remove scabs and crusts. 690 Zinc sulphate in 1 per cent, solution when due to Morax-Axenfeld bacillus, 690 BOILS, 690 Aluminum acetate useful, 88 Belladonna, locally applied to relieve- pain and inflammation, 691 Calcium sulphurate, hastens pointing and prevents formation of new ones; useless in boils of diabetes, 170, 691 Camphorated alcohol, applied over boils in formative stage, then wiped dry, fol- lowed by camphorated oil to abort, 172. 691 980 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. Chloride of calcium, added to poultice, hastens maturation, 165 Collodion, painted over inflamed spot, to abort, 238; if pus forms it may be ab- sorbed, if not, evacuate by incision, 691 Egg-shells baked and eaten, for successive crops, 171 Opium, locally applied to relieve pain and inflammation, 691 Phenol, 5 per cent, strength, injected into apex of boil when formation is assured, to abort, 432, 691 Phosphorus, 437 Poultices, containing sweet oil and lauda- num, to assist maturation. 691 Prescription for ointment, 691 Silver nitrate (gr. 20 to the ounce [1.3 : 30.01), painted over part, may abort, 389, 691 Sodium citrate solution, 1 per cent., on lint or gauze, to cause slough to come away, 691 Staphylococcic vaccine, 691 BONE DISEASE. Calcium chloride, in deficient bone forma- tion, 165 Iodide of iron, syrup of, if ansemia exists, 322 Iodine ointment, diluted one-half, or tinc- ture, locally applied, 322 BREASTS (INFLAMED), 692 Aconite or veratrum. to depress circulation, 692 Belladonna, internally or as an ointment, before and after inflammation, with cold compresses to breast, 141, 692 Breast-pump, if milk continues to form, 692 Incise as soon as pus forms, 692 Lead-water and laudanum, when connec- tive tissue is involved. 692 Pressure bandage with ice-bag, 692 Purges, mild saline, 692 BREATH, FETID. Camphor, as mouth-wash, 172 BBOBinDBOSIS. Belladonna, 141 Borax of great value, 149 Carbonate of calcium, precipitated, a useful application, 164 Creolin ointment useful. 245 Formaldehyde useful. 287 Lead plaster and linseed oil, equal parts, applied every third day, 350 Salicylic acid, used as a dusting-powder, prescription for, 467 BRONCHITIS, 692 Aconite, alone or combined with sweet spirit of nitre, in initial stage, 73, 693 Amljer, oil of, and olive oil (1 : 3), applied to back and front of chest, in infantile bronchitis, 89 Ammoniac, useful in old forms devoid of inflammation, 91 Anmionium carbonate, alone or with the chloride, especially useful in children; gr. 2 to 10 (0.12-0.6) in syrup of acacia, 94 Ammonium chloride, in second stage to stimulate bronchial tubes, prescription for, 94. 602, 696 Apomorpnine, 111 AsafcBtida, as a stimulating expectorant, 133 Belladonna, to check excessive secretion and stimulate respiration, 696 Bensoic acid, 146 Bronchitis-tent, 694, 695 Caffeine, or strong coffee, to stimulate res- piration if suffocation threatens, 697 Camphor, in old or atonic cases, 172, lini- ment rubbed on chest, 693 Cimicifuga in chronic bronchitis, 214 Climatic treatment in chronic bronchitis, 619 Onleine, reconmiended when cough is excessive, 233, 697 Creosote, reconmiended in chronic bron- chitis, 246, 602 Croton oil and sweet oil (half and half), sometimes applied to chest, 249 Cubebs or copaiba, as expectorants, liable to derange stomach, 242. 249, 697 Digitalis, if heart be feeble, 697 Dover's powder, gr. 5 to 10 (C.3-0.6), with a hot drink, useful in eariy stage, 693 Dry cups, if secretion is excessive, 698 Ethyl iodide, 5 to 10 minims (0.3-0.6), inhaled from a handkerchief every few hours in the later stages to loosen secre- tions, 280, 605. 696 Eucalyptus oil, valuable in later stages, dose gtt. 1 to 5 (0.06-0.3), in capsule, every three hours, 282, 697 ■ Euphorbia pilulifera, i to 1 drachm (2.0- 4.0) of fluidextract, in chronic bronchitis, 283 Flaxseed tea, a useful demulcent, 285 Gallic acid for profuse expectoration. 288 Grindelia, very useful in later stages, 296 Guaiacol vapor inhalations very valuable, 297 Hot foot-bath, with drinks of hot lemonade in early stages, 693 Inhalations of steam from boiling water, to relieve bronchial soreness when counter- irritation fails, 602, 603, 604 Iodide of potassium, often useful when ammonium salts fail, contraindicated if secretion is excessive, 318 Iodine externally, 322 Iodoform, to lessen cough and fetid dis- charge. 693 Potassium cyanide for excessive cough, 454 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES. 981 Resin, inhalation of fumes, 458 Sandalwood oil, in later stages, dose, 5 to 10 minims, 471, 697 Sanguinaria, 472 Senega, a stimulating expectorant, in sub- acute and chronic stages, 478 Squill, inferior to other drugs as an expec- torant, 489 Steam inhalations, 603, 693 Strychnine, to stimulate respiration, if suflfocation threatens, 403, 697, 698 Tar, 506 Tartar emetic, as an expectorant, gr. ^ (O.GOl) hourly, or 1 drachm (4.0) of solu- tion (gr. i (0.031 to 4 ounces (120 C.c.l), or as an emetic in sthenic cases, 101 Terebene, if ammonium chloride fails, dose, 5 to 10 minims (0.3-0.6), in cap- sule or emulsion; must be stopped if kidneys or stomach are irritated; or used in an inhaler with equal parts of iodide of ethyl and chloroform, 507, 696 Terpine hydrate or terpinol useful, 508, 697 Thiocol in chronic bronchitis, 509 Turjjentine inhalations or applied to chest, for children diluted one-half with sweet oil, 525 Turpentine stupes, as counterirritants, 698 Water, hot and cold dashes, if death is imminent from suffocation, 697 BRONCHOCELE. Iodine efficient, 321 Ointment of biniodide of mercury, useful in, 371 Potassium iodide internally, and tincture of iodine externally, 318 Thymus gland in, 513 BBONCHORBH(BA. Alum, solution, gr. 20 to the ounce (1.3 : 30.0), applied in fine spray, 87 GaUic acid, 288 Strychnine, 403 BRUISES. Alcohol, as a lotion, very useful, 79 Arnica, 113 JJquor plumbi subacetatis, locally applied, strength 1 to 4 ounces to the pint (30.0- 120.0:480,0); contraindicated, if skin is broken; also useful as lead-water and laudanimi (water 16, lead-water 4, lauda- num 1), 350, 414 Warming plaster, 446 BUBO. Incision, at first sign of suppuration, fol- lowed by washing with either bichloride solution (1 : 1000), hydrogen peroxide (I strength), or zinc chloride (gr. 40 to the ounce (2.6 : 30.01). 702 Iodine, painted around spot, with compress and spica bandage, or hot bag over swelling, 702 Phenol solution (gr. 8 to the ounce [0.5 : 30.0)), lO-minim injections, preceded by ether spray, 432 BURNS AND SCALDS, 698 Adrenalin chloride, drachm 1 (4.0) of a 1 : 1000 solution, in a pint of normal salt solution intravenously as a stimulant, 698 Ambrine, 699 Bath in the treatment of, 698 Bismuth hydroxide, 148 Boric acid solution, a useful dressing, 150 Calcium carbonate, precipitated, as a dres- sing, 165 Camphor and phenol mixture useful, 172 Carron oU in, 169, 286 Castor oil, with a few drops of balsam of Peru or oil of eucalyptus, excellent, 184 Chloretone in 10 per cent, ointment, 193 Cold cream, as a dressing, 462 Digitalis, in shock, if circulation fails to respond to less powerful stimulants, 698 Glutol. as a dressmg, 288 Hvpodermoclysis useful, 595, 698 Icnthyol ointment, 315 Lead carbonate, as an ointment or, with linseed or other oils, as a dressing, 349 Lime-water and linseed oil, equal parts, is a standard application, 169, 285 Morphine and atropine, gr. j to | (0.015- 0.03) of former to gr. yj^ (0.0006) of latter, to allay pain, 698 Opium useful, 414 Orthoform, as an antiseptic and anesthetic, 418 Phenolized sweet oil, cosmoline, or simple cerate, useful application to counter- irritation bums, 431, 432 Picric acid the beat dressing. 439, 699 Potassium citrate with sweet spirit of nitre, if urine is high colored, 700 Prescription for, 699 Salicylic acid, prescription for, 467 Scarlet red useful in slowly healing bums. 475 Stimulants, if shock is severe, 698 Zinc oxide, 532 CANCER (GASTRIC). Arsenic, small doses often repeated, to relieve vomiting, and pain in gastric cancer, 118 Condurango, in the dose of 1 drachm (4.0) of the fluidextract, 240 Dionin as substitute for morphine, 260 Hydrochloric acid, 307 Lavage in, 610 CANCRUM ORIS. Arsenic internally, 118 Boric add as a mouth-wash, 149 CARBUNCLE. Aluminum acetate useftd, 88 Phenol solution (gr. 8 to the ounce [0.5 : 30 01), hypodermic injections, to abort, 432 Phosphorus, 437 CARIES. Lime salts, especially valuable in dental caries of nursing women, 167 982 INDEX OF DISEASES AND REMEDIES, CATABBH (DUODENAL). Salol of greatest use, 470 CATABBH OF AIB-PA88AOE8. (See Nasal Catarrh.) Alum solution (gr. 20 to the ounce [1.3 : 30.0]), applied in fine spray, 87 Apomorphine. in subacute and chronic forms of, 111 Arsenic, internally, 118 Camphor of service in old and atonic cases, •172 Ethyl iodide, by inhalation in subacute or chronic catarrh, 280 Sozoiodol, applied locally in 5 per cent. solution, 487 CATABBH OF BLADDEB. Ammonium bensoate, to render urine acid, 92 Juniper, a valuable stimulant, in chronic cases, 341 CATABBH (INTESTINAL). Amlhonium chloride, useful in subacute types, 95 Chlorate of potassium, injections (gr. 20 to the ounce [1.3 : 30.0]), in acute rectal catarrh, 453 Iodide of potassium, if ammonium chloride fails to reUeve, 318 Leptandra, fluidextract. dose, 20 minims to 1 drachm (1.3^.0), 350 Salol, 470 CATABBH (BECTAL). Potassium chlorate, 20 gr. to the ounce of water, will often produce a cure after one or two injections, 453 CATABBH OF UTEBU8. Hydrastis, 305 Sozoiodol, in powder, applied by tampon, in catarrh of cervix uteri, 487 CEBEBBAL DISEASES. 