Chapter LIII: Appendix (2)

Dalby’s carminative, 287.
Darlaston case of poisoning by carbon monoxide, 68.
Da Silva’s test for eserine, 399.
Datura plant, 370.
„ seeds, 370.
„ poisoning in India, 376.
Davidson’s cancer remedy, 532.
Davie, Margaret, Execution of, 9.
Davy’s method of generating arsine, 571.
Delirium from Datura poisoning, 379.
Delphinine, 252.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Gold salt of, 264.
„ Melting-point, 260.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
Delphinoidine, Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
De Pauw’s case of poisoning by digitalis, 430.
Dermatol, 625.
Desquamation after chloral poisoning, 161.
Diamines, Rate of formation of, 492.
„ Separation of, 487.
Dichlorethyl sulphide, 35.
Diethylamine, 491.
Diethylenediamine, 497.
Digitalacrin, 421.
Digitalein, 419, 420.
Digitaleretin, 419, 421.
Digitaletin, 419, 420.
Digitalin, 245, 246, 419, 420, 422.
„ Action of, on intestinal tract, 429.
„ Case of poisoning by, 426.
„ Fatal dose of, 423.
„ Local action of, 427.
„ Physiological action of, 427.
„ Reactions of, 422.
„ Spectrum of colour reactions of, 55.
Digitalis, Doses of, 424.
„ Effects of, on man, 424-427.
„ group of poisons, 419, 431.
„ leaf, 422.
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 422.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances after poisoning by, 430.
„ Separation of, from the tissues, &c., 430, 431.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 424.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 693.
Digitonin, 419.
Digitoxin, 419, 420, 426.
Dihydrolutidine, 506.
Dimethylamine, 491.
Dimethyl resorcin, 38.
Dinitrobenzene, 189-192.
„ Detection of, 192.
„ Effects of, 189.
Dinitrobrucine, 341.
Diodon, Poisonous properties of, 470.
Dioscorides, 3.
Disinfectants, Assay of, 188.
Disinfecting fluids, 166.
Dixon’s pills, 581.
Dolbeau’s experiments on anæsthetising sleeping persons with
chloroform, 149.
Domeyko’s method of mercury assay, 654.
Donovan’s solution of arsenic, 530.
Dott’s, Dr., process for assay of opium, 283, 284.
„ tests for purity of chloroform, 145.
Dover’s powder, 286.
Dragendorff’s method for detecting cantharidine, 476.
„ method for detecting curarine, 407.
„ process for separating alkaloids, 241-254.
„ shorter process, 254, 255.
„ reagent, 239.
Duboia Russellii, 483.
Duc de Praslin, Suicide of, 544.
Duflos’ hydric cyanide, 193.
Dulcamara, 437.
Dunstan’s researches on aconite, 351.
Dutch pink, 594.
Dupré’s observations on copper, 613.
Dworzak and Heinrich’s auto-experiments on nicotine, 277.

Ecboline, 443, 444.
Ecgonin methyl ester, 347.
Eczema due to chromium salts, 672.
Eel, Poisonous properties of the blood of, 469.
Egyptian knowledge of poisons, 2.
Elaterin, 243.
Electrolytic method of separating lead, 609.
Emetics as antidotes (App.), 586.
Emetine, 249, 253.
„ Platinum salt of, 264.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
Emplastrum calefaciens, 472.
„ cantharides, 472.
„ plumbi, 593.
Ergot, 442-450.
„ Chemical characters of, 443.
„ Dose of, 446.
„ Liquid extract of, 445.
„ oil, 443.
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 446.
„ Physiological action of, 448, 449.
„ Separation of active principles of, 450.
„ Symptoms of poisoning by, 448.
Ergotin, 446.
Ergotinine, 443.
Ergotism, 446-448.
Erythrophlein, 436.
Eserine. See _Physostigmine_.
Essential oils, 133.
Ether, 141.
„ as an anæsthetic, 142.
„ as a poison, 142.
„ Deaths from, 29.
„ Fatal dose of, 142.
„ recovery apparatus, 48.
„ Separation of, from organic matters, 143.
Ethylamine, 41, 491.
Ethyl chloride in chloroform, 145.
Ethylidene-diamine, 492.
Ethiops mineral, 637.
„ of antimony, 581.
Ethyl-mustard oil, 490.
„ sulphide as a poison, 35.
Euchlorine test for carbolic acid, 178.
Eulenberg’s experiments on effects of benzene vapour, 132.
„ experiments on effects of creasote vapour, 180.
„ experiments on effects of hydrochloric acid gas, 95.
„ experiments on effects of mercury vapour, 641.
„ experiments on effects of oxalic acid vapour, 514.
„ experiments on effects of petroleum vapour, 130.
Euonymin, 433.
Eyesight, Affection of, from dinitrobenzene, 190.

Falck’s observations on brucine poisoning, 341, 342.
„ „ on phosphorus poisoning, 216.
„ „ on silver nitrate poisoning, 631.
„ „ on strychnine poisoning, 325.
Ferric chloride, 666.
„ „ Effects of, on animals and man, 666, 667.
„ „ test for carbolic acid, 177.
Ferrous sulphide, 668.
Ferrocyanide, Poisonous action of, 210.
Filehne’s observations on nitrobenzene poisoning, 187.
Filicic acid, 466.
Fish, Effects of carbolic acid on, 170.
„ Effects of picrotoxin on, 452.
„ Poisonous, 468-470.
Fitzwalter, Maud, Poisoning of, 8.
Fleitmann’s method of detecting arsenic, 571.
Fleming’s tincture of aconite, 351.
„ „ „ Poisoning by, 357.
Fleury’s method of opium assay, 284, 285 (footnote).
Flour, Detection of ergot in, 445.
Flowers of antimony, 581.
Flückiger’s test for brucine, 343.
„ „ carbolic acid in creasote, 180.
„ „ coniine, 266.
„ „ strychnine, 338.
Fly poison, 531.
„ water, 532.
Food poisoning, 506-508.
Fool’s parsley, 457.
Fougnies, Case of, 274.
Foxglove. See _Digitalis_.
Fraenkel’s observations on the effect of sulphuric acid on the kidney,
85.
Fraser’s observations on the effect of strophantin, 434.
French law as to poison, 22.
Fresenius and Hintz’s method of detecting arsenic in wall paper, 566.
Friedländer’s aconitine nitrate, Fatal dose of, 356.
Frog’s heart, Action of digitalis on, 429-431.
Fröhde’s reagent, 239.
Fuchsine as a test for alcohol in chloroform, 145.
Fungi, Poisonous, 413-418.
„ „ Deaths from, 30.

Galmette’s experiments on cobra poison, 481.
Gasoline, 129.
Gastric juice, Hydrochloric acid in, 93.
Gautier’s method of isolating ptomaines, 485.
Gehlen’s death from breathing arsine, 527.
Gelsemic acid, 345.
Gelsemine, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Effects of, on animals and man, 345, 346.
„ Fatal dose of, 345.
„ Separation of, 347.
„ Treatment of poisoning by, 694.
Gelsemium sempervirens, Botanical characters of, 345.
Gergen and Posner’s observations on chromium, 671.
Gerger and Baumann’s method of separating guanidine, 499.
German law as to poison, 21.
Gipsies, Knowledge of poisons possessed by, 5.
Goby, Poisonous properties of, 470.
Godfrey’s cordial, 237.
Gold chloride as an antidote to cobra poisoning, 481.
„ as a test for alkaloids, 287.
Goulard balsam, 593.
„ water, 593.
Grandeau’s test for digitalin, 422.
Grandval and Lajoux’s method of separating alkaloids, 255.
Grasset and Amblard’s observations on the action of morphine, 297.
Gratiolin, 244.
Green vitriol, 668.
Greek knowledge of poisons, 2.
Gréhant’s observations on carbon monoxide poisoning, 66.
Gréhant and Martin’s experiments on opium smoke, 305.
Grinrod’s remedy for spasms, 287.
Group reagents, 236.
Grypsophila-sapotoxin, 436.
Guaiacol, 179.
Guaiacum test for blood, 61.
Guanidine, 498.
Gunn’s method of detecting oxalic acid, 520.
Günzburg’s test for hydrochloric acid, 99.
Gusserno’s experiments on lead, 597.

Hæmatin crystals, 58, 59.
„ Spectrum of, 60.
Hahnemann’s soluble mercury, 638.
Hair-dyes, 630.
Halogens, Influence of, in compounds, 35.
Ham (American), poisoning by, 507.
Harley’s experiments on aconitine, 356.
Harnack’s experiments on copper, 617.
„ lead, 596.
Heart, Action of digitalis on, 428.
„ „ poisons on, 44.
Hebrew knowledge of poisons, 5.
Heinrich’s auto-experiments on cantharides, 473.
Hellebore, 242, 246, 432, 433.
Helleborein, 433.
Helleboretin, 433.
Hellebore infusion, Death from, 433.
„ Poisoning by, 396.
„ root, Poisoning by, 433.
Helleborin, 247, 432, 433.
Helleborus fœtidus, Odorous principle in, 433.
Hemlock. See _Coniine_, _Conium_.
Hempel’s method of detecting carbon monoxide, 71.
Henbane. See _Hyoscyamus_, _Hyoscyamine_.
Henry VIII.’s apprehensions as to poison, 12 (footnote).
Herniari-saponin, 436.
Hexamethylene diamine, 497.
Hilger’s experiments on the solubility of copper, 611.
„ test for sulphuric acid, 88.
Hind’s sweating ball, 581.
Hofmann’s tests for amines, 490.
„ „ carbon disulphide, 165.
Hog cholera, Toxines of, 505.
Homolle’s digitalin, 421.
Horse chestnut, Deaths from, 30.
Hottot’s aconitine, Case of poisoning by, 365 (footnote).
Hubers observations on dinitrobenzol poisoning, 189-191.
Hunter’s solution of chloral, 160.
Hydric sulphide, 72-74.
„ Chronic poisoning by, 74.
„ Detection of, 74.
„ Effects of, 73.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by,
74.
Hydric sulphocyanide, 211.
Hydrobenzamide, 40.
Hydrochloric acid, 29, 91-102.
„ Detection of, 98.
„ Effects of, 96.
„ Estimation of, 100.
Hydrochloric acid, Fatal dose of, 93.
„ Influence of, on vegetation, 94.
„ in gastric juice, 93.
„ Museum preparations of effects of poisoning by, 97, 98.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 97.
„ Properties of, 91.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 92.
„ Treatment of poisoning by, (App.), 687.
Hydrocollidine, 506.
Hydrocotarnine nitrate, 342.
„ „ Reactions of, 317.
Hydrocyanic acid (Prussic acid), 192.
„ Accidental and criminal poisoning by, 197.
„ Action of, on living organisms, 198.
„ Chronic poisoning by, 203.
„ Deaths from, 30.
„ Distribution of, in vegetable kingdom, 194.
„ Estimation of, 209.
„ Fatal dose of, 198.
„ Length of time after death detectable, 208.
„ Medicinal preparations of, 192.
„ Poisoning by, 193.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by,
203.
„ Properties of, 192.
„ Separation of, from organic matter, 51, 206.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 196.
„ Symptoms observed in animals poisoned by, 199.
„ Symptoms observed in man poisoned by, 201.
„ Tests for, 204.
„ Treatment of poisoning by, 698.
„ Use of, in the arts, 193.
Hydrofluoric acid, Deaths from, 29.
Hydropotassic Oxalate. See _Oxalic acid_.
„ tartrate, 122.
Hyoscine, 385.
Hyoscyamine, 251.
Hyoscyamine, Association of, with atropine, 369.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ distinguished from atropine, 373.
„ gold salt, 264.
„ Melting-point of, 259.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Properties of, 383.
„ Separation of, from organic matters, 385.
„ Tests for, 384.
„ Treatment of cases of poisoning by, 694.
Hyoscyamus, Alkaloids of, 382.
„ Extract of, 384.
„ Juice of, 384.
„ Oil of, 384.
„ Ointment of, 384.
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 383, 384.
„ Tincture of, 384.
Hypaphorine, 339.
Hypochlorite and Ammonia as a test for carbolic acid, 177.

Ibsen’s experiments on strychnine, 337.
Icthyismus gastricus, 469.
Ictrogen, 463.
Igasurine, 344.
Illicium religiosum, 484.
Imide groups, 39.
Indian knowledge of poisons, 4.
Indican, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Infusoria, Action of poisons on, 42.
„ Effects of carbolic acid on, 169.
Insects, Action of poisons on, 43.
Iodic acid test for morphine, 294.
Iodine, Deaths from, 29.
„ with hydriodic acid as a test for alkaloids, 236.
„ with potassic iodide as a test for alkaloids, 237.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 694.
Iodoform test for alcohol in chloroform, 145.
Ipecacuanha and morphine lozenges, 286.
„ Compound powder of, 286.
Iris, Action of poisons on, 45.
Iron chloride, Elimination of, 667.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Cases of murder by, 667.
„ „ Poisonous properties of, 665-670.
„ salts, Separation of, from contents of stomach, 669.
„ stains, 676.
Isatropic acid, 372.
Iso-amyl-amine, 492-506.
„ nitrite, 141.
Iso-cicutine, 266.
Iso-nitrite, 490.
Iso-santonin, 442.

Jaborandi, 402.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 694.
Jaksch’s test for hydrochloric acid, 99.
Javelle water, 118.
Jequirity, 462.
Jervine, 246, 393.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Spectrum of furfurol reaction of, 55.
John of Ragubo, 9.
Johnson’s pills, 580.

Kamschatkan custom of taking Amanita muscaria, 414.
Katipo, 470, 471.
Keighley, Cases of lead poisoning in, 604.
Keyser’s pills, 640.
Kidneys, Appearance of, in oxalic acid poisoning, 517.
„ Appearance of, in phosphorus poisoning, 517.
King’s yellow, 532.
Kino, Compound powder of, 285.
Kobert and Küssner’s experiments on sodic oxalate, 513.
Kobert’s classification of poisons, 24, 25.
„ observations on barium as a poison, 682.
„ „ „ sphacelic acid and cornutin, 450.
„ on the influence of carbon monoxide on the nervous system,
66.
„ test for prussic acid, 206.
Koller’s prussic acid, 193.
Koningh’s, L. de, process for detecting chromium, 675.
Koppeschaar’s method of assaying carbolic acid, 182.
Kreozote. See _Creasote_.
Kŭsa-ūsū (Japanese Aconite root), 368 (footnote).
Küster’s observations on carbonic acid, 173.

Laburnum seeds, Deaths from, 30.
Laburnum. See _Cytisine_.
Langaard’s observations on Illicium religiosum, 454.
Langley’s observations on pilocarpine, 403.
Lanthopine, Reactions of, 317.
Lassar’s researches on nitric acid vapour, 104.
Lathyrus sativus, 464.
Latrodectus malmignatus, 470.
Laudanum. See _Opium_.
Laudamine nitrate, Lethal dose of, 342.
„ Reactions of, 317
Laudamosine, 317.
Lauro-cerasin, 195.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Lead, 591-607.
„ acetate, 592, 593.
„ Acute poisoning by, 597.
„ as a poison, 595.
„ basic acetate, 607.
„ carbonate, 592, 593.
„ „ Dose of, 607.
„ chromate, 599, 670, 671.
„ „ Case of poisoning by, 173.
„ Chronic poisoning by, 603, 604.
„ Deaths from, 29.
„ Detection and estimation of, 608.
„ Effects of, on animals, 596.
„ „ man, 597.
„ „ nervous system, 600.
„ Elimination of, 606.
„ Encephalopathy, 600.
„ Fatal dose of, 606, 607.
„ in American overland cloth, 596.
„ in foods, 596.
„ in glass, 596.
„ iodide, 593.
„ Localisation of, 607.
„ „ „ in the brain, 602, 603.
„ nitrate, 594.
„ oxides, 591, 592.
„ Physiological action of, 605.
„ pigments, 594.
„ plaster, 593.
„ poisoning among white lead employés, 601-603.
„ „ from water, 604.
„ „ Influence of, on pregnancy, 603.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearances in, 605.
„ „ Statistics relative to, 594.
„ „ Treatment of, 607, 694.
„ pyrolignite, 594.
„ Separation of, 50, 52.
„ sulphate, 592, 594.
„ sulphide, 592, 609.
Ledoyen’s disinfecting fluid, 593.
Lehmann’s experiments on amount of copper soluble in fats, 611.
„ experiments on the effect of copper, 618.
„ observations on sulphuric acid, 89.
Lemaurier’s odontalgic essence, 287.
L’Emery, Nicholas, 14.
Lemonade, Detection of lead in, 609, 610.
Lemy’s experiments on thallium, 676.
Lettuce, Content of hyoscyamine in, 381.
Lewis’ silver cream, 593.
Lieberman’s nitroso reaction, 489.
Liebert’s _Cosmetique Infaillible_, 593.
Life tests, 42-46.
Lime, Deaths from, 29.
„ Oxalate identification, 520, 521.
Linstow’s case of poisoning by lead chromate, 673.
Lipowitz’s sulphur test for phosphorus, 232.
Liquor Ammoniæ Arsenitis, 530.
„ Arsenicalis, 530.
„ Arsenii et Hyd. Iod., 530.
„ Bellostii, 651.
„ Epispasticus, 472.
„ potassæ, 117.
„ sodæ, 118.
„ „ effervescens, 118.
Litharge, 591.
Liver, Fatty degeneration of, in poisoning by phosphorus, 225.
„ Microscopy of, in phosphorus poisoning, 227.
„ of antimony, 581.
„ Yellow atrophy of, 228.
Lobelia, Deaths from, 30.
Lobeliin, 249.
Locusta, 6.
Locust tree, 465.
Loew’s theory as to poisons, 39.
Lowe’s method of assaying disinfectants, 181.
Ludwig’s experiments on the localisation of arsenic, 561, 562.
„ method for the detection of mercury, 650.
Lungs, Changes of, in phosphorus poisoning, 228.
Lupinine, 463.
Lupins, 463.
Lutidine as an antidote for strychnine, 334 (footnote).
„ in tobacco smoke, 276.
Lycosa tarantula, 470.

Macdonnell’s disinfecting powder, 167.
Macphail’s case of poisoning by carbolic acid, 171.
MacMunn’s observations on the blood in nitrobenzol poisoning, 191.
Macniven’s case of poisoning by potassic bichromate, 673.
Madagascar ordeal bean, 436.
Male fern, 465, 466.
Malpurgo’s test for nitrobenzene, 188.
Mandelin’s reagent, 239.
Mann’s reagent, 239.
Marking inks, 620.
Marsh’s test for arsenic, 14, 556.
Maschka’s case of acute poisoning by copper sulphate, 620.
Maschka’s case of acute poisoning by oleandrin, 435.
Mason’s case of arsenical poisoning, 564, 565.
Matches and Vienna paste, 213.
Maybrick case, 546-548.
Mayer’s reagent, 263.
Meadow crowfoot, Deaths from, 30.
Meconic acid, 318, 319.
Meconin, Chemical composition of, 90.
„ Properties of, 317, 318.
Melanthin, 437.
Meletta venenosa, 469.
Melting-point, 261.
Menispermine, 451.
Merck’s aconitine, Fatal dose of, 356.
„ veratrine, 392.
Mercurial lotion, 636.
„ ointment, 635.
„ tremor, 644.
Mercuric cyanide, 210, 648.
„ ethyl chloride, 635.
„ methide, 645.
„ potass-iodide, 237.
„ salts, Tests for, 652.
„ „ Volumetric estimation of, 655.
„ sulphide, 638.
Mercurous acetate, 635.
„ salts, 634.
„ „ Tests for, 652.
„ „ Volumetric estimation of, 655.
Mercury, 633.
„ Absorption of, by the skin, 643.
„ and chalk, 634.
„ and quinine, 638.
„ cyanide, 638.
„ „ Tests for, 652.
„ Deaths from, 29.
„ Detection of, in organic substances, 652.
„ Elimination of, 650.
„ Estimation of, 654.
„ Green iodide of, 637.
„ in the arts, 639.
„ in veterinary medicine, 640.
„ liniment, 635.
„ Localisation of, 650.
„ Medicinal preparations of, 634-639.
„ Museum preparations of, illustrative of cases of poisoning
by, 649.
„ nitrate, Pathological changes in cases of poisoning by, 650.
„ „ poisonous action of, 647, 648.
„ oleate, 636.
„ perchloride of, 636.
„ plaster, 635.
„ poisoning, statistics of, 641.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 648, 649.
„ Red iodide of, 637.
„ „ oxide of, 637.
„ Separation of, 50, 52.
„ subchloride, Ointment of, 636.
„ „ Pill of, 636.
„ sulphide, 637.
„ „ Identification of, 653.
„ sulpho-cyanide, 639.
„ Tests for, 651.
„ Treatment of poisoning by, 648, 692.
„ vapour, Effects of, 641-643.
Metacresol, 179.
Meta-dinitrobenzol, 189.
Metaldehyde, 154.
Metantimonic acid, 579.
Metaphenylenediamine, 497.
Methæmoglobin, Spectrum of, 58.
Methene dichloride, 154.
Metho-codeine, 299.
Methylamine, 491.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Methylated chloroform, 144.
„ spirits, Deaths from, 29.
Methyl brucine, 339 (footnote).
„ „ iodide, 342.
„ coniine, 248.
„ cresol, 179.
„ cyanide, 211.
„ guanidine, 499, 500.
„ salicylic acid, 38.
„ strychnine, 37, 339 (footnote).
Mezereic acid, 442.
Mezereon, 442.
Michet’s experiments on the relative toxicity of metals, 41.
Micro-spectroscope, 54.
Milk, Contamination of, by zinc, 657.
Mineral acids, Treatment of poisoning by, 83.
„ blue, 532.
„ green, 616.
Mitchell and Reichert’s experiments on snake poison, 477.
Mitchell’s pills, 580, 640.
Mithradetes Eupator, 2.
Mitscherlich’s process for the detection of phosphorus, 229.
Monkshood. See _Aconite_.
Monobromated camphor, 135.
Monochlor-ethyl sulphide, 35.
Mordant’s Norton’s drops, 639.
Morgagni’s case of poisoning by hellebore, 433.
Morphine, 253.
„ acetate, 292, 293.
„ and strychnine, Detection of, 338.
„ bimeconate, 287.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Chemical constitution of, 293.
„ Deaths from, 30.
„ derivatives, 299.
„ Effects of, 298.
„ Extraction of, 308, 309.
„ hydrate, 293.
„ hydrochlorate, 292.
„ lozenges, 287.
„ meconate, 292.
„ phospho-molybdate, 237.
„ Physiological action of, 298.
„ Platinum salt of, 264.
„ Properties of, 291, 292.
„ Separation of, 51, 307.
„ Solutions of, 286, 287.
„ Spectra of colour reactions of, 55.
„ sulphate, 293.
„ Suppository of, 286.
„ tartrate, 292.
„ Tests for, 294.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 695.
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.
Morelle, Poisonous properties of, 418.
Morson’s English creasote, 179.
Moulds, Effects of, on arsenical wallpapers, 542.
Mountain green, 616.
Mucor phymocetes, 5.
Multiple antidote (App.), 701.
Muscarine, 413-417.
„ Action of, on heart in poisoning by digitalin, 429,
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Detection of, 416, 417.
„ Gold salt of, 264.
„ Poisoning by, 414-417.
„ Solution of (App.), 686.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 695.
Mussels, Poisoning by, 504.
Mydaleine, 498.
Mydatoxine, 504.
Mytilotoxine, 504.

Nagelvoort’s test for physostigmine, 399.
Naja Haje, Poison of, 484.
Naples yellow, 582.
Naphtha, Deaths from, 29.
Naphthal-amine (acyclic and aromatic), 36.
Narceine, 247, 253, 254.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Effects of, 313.
„ Melting point of, 259.
„ Platinum salts of, 264.
„ Properties of, 312.
Narcotine, 252.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Effects of, 310.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ Melting-point of, 259.
„ Spectrum of colour reactions, 55.
„ Tests for, 309, 310.
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.
Neill, Thomas, Murders by, 325.
Nepaline, 252, 253.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 287.
Neriin, 435.
Neuridine, 493, 494.
Neurine, 501.
Neuwieder green, 616.
Nevin’s experiments on chronic antimony poisoning, 583, 586.
Newcastle white, 594.
Nicander of Colophon, 3.
Nickel and cobalt, 662-665.
„ Effects of, on animals, 663, 664.
„ Identification of, 665.
„ Separation of, 664.
Nickelo-potassic cyanide, 665.
Nicotine, 249.
„ and coniine, Distinguishing marks between, 272, 273.
„ Carbon and nitrogen in, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Effects of, on animals and man, 273, 274.
„ Estimation of, in tobacco, 270.
„ Fatal dose of, 278.
„ in various species of tobacco, 270.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Physiological action of, 277.
„ Platinum salt of, 264.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning, 278.
„ Properties of, 271, 272.
„ Separation of, from organic matters, 278.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 696.
Nikitin’s researches on sclerotic acid, 449.
Nitrate of mercury, 638.
Nitre, 123.
Nitric acid, 102-110.
„ „ Action of, on vegetation, 104.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Detection and estimation of, 109.
„ „ Effects of liquid, 105.
„ „ Fatal dose of, 104.
„ „ Local action of, 106.
„ „ Museum preparations of, 107.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 107.
„ „ Properties of, 102.
„ „ Symptoms of poisoning by, 103.
„ „ Uses in the arts of, 103.
„ „ vapours, 104.
Nitrobenzene, 132, 183-188.
„ Action of, 187.
„ Detection and separation of, 188.
„ Effects of liquid, 185, 186.
„ Effects of, on the blood, 191.
„ Fatal dose, 186.
„ Pathological appearances after poisoning by, 187.
„ Poisoning by liquid, 185.
„ „ vapour, 184.
„ Separation of, 51.
„ Symptoms of poisoning by, 184.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 696.
Nitro-glycerin, Deaths from, 30.
Nitro-picrotoxin, 452.
Nottingham, Cases of food poisoning in, 507.
„ white, 594.
Nurse’s drops, 287.
Nux Vomica, 319.
„ „ Aqueous extract of, 322.
„ „ Deaths from, 30.
„ „ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 322-324.
„ „ powder, Analysis of, 323.
„ „ Spirituous extract of, 322.
„ „ Tincture of, 323.

Oats, Content of copper in, 612.
Obolouski’s process for separating colchicine, 413.
Œnanthe crocata, Poisoning by, 458, 459.
Ogston’s test for chloral, 162.
Oil of almonds, Deaths from, 30.
„ bitter almonds, 188, 193, 209.
„ juniper, Deaths from, 29.
Oils, power of dissolving copper, 611.
Ointment of subacetate of lead, 593.
Oldham, Cases of food poisoning in, 507.
Oleandrin, 435.
Onsum’s experiments on barium, 681.
Opianine, 316.
Opium, Action of solvents on, 282.
„ Analysis of, 282.
„ Assay of, 283, 284.
„ Composition of, 281-284.
„ Compound powder of, 285.
„ „ tincture of, 285.
„ Confection of, 286.
„ Deaths from, 30.
„ Detection of, 290.
„ Diagnosis of poisoning by, 303.
„ eating, 304, 305.
„ Extract of, 286.
„ Fatal dose of, 290.
„ Liniment of, 286.
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 285-287.
„ Poisoning of children by, 289.
„ _Post-Mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 306, 307.
„ smoking, 305.
„ Statistics of, 288.
„ Tincture of, 285.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 695.
„ wine, 286.
„ and chalk, Compound powder of, 286.
„ and galls, Ointment of, 286.
„ and lead pills, 285.
„ and morphine, Absorption by the skin of, 303.
„ „ Action of, on dogs, 297.
„ „ Action of, on frogs, 296.
„ „ Action of, on man, 299-302.
„ „ Dose of, 289, 290.
„ „ Poisoning by, 296.
„ „ Treatment of poisoning by, 306, 695 (App.).
Orfila as a toxicologist, 15.
Organic analysis, Identification by, 261.
Organic matter, Destruction of, by hydrochloric acid, 49.
Orpiment, 529.
Ortho-cresol, 179.
Ortho-dinitrobenzene, 189.
Ortho, para, and meta derivatives as poisons, 36, 37.
Oxalate of lime, 511, 512.
Oxalic acid, Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Effects of, on animals, 513.
„ „ „ leeches, 514.
„ „ „ man, 515.
„ „ Estimation of, 521, 522.
„ „ Fatal dose of, 513.
„ „ in the form of vapour, 514.
„ „ Pathological changes produced by, 516, 518.
„ „ Physiological action of, 516.
„ „ Properties of, 510, 511.
„ „ Separation of, 512.
„ „ Statistics of poisoning by, 512.
„ „ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 697.
„ „ Uses in the arts of, 512.
Oxal-methyline, 522.
Oxal-propyline, 522.
Oxyacanthine, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Oxycresol, 179.
Oxymandelic acid, 229.

Pagenstecher and Schönbein’s test for prussic acid, 205.
Papaverine, 246, 253.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Effects of, 314.
„ Melting-point of, 259.
„ Platinum salt of, 264.
„ Spectrum of colour reactions of, 55.
Papier moure, 531.
Paraceto-amido-phenol, 37.
Para-coniine, 266.
Para-cresol, 179.
Para-digitaletin, 419, 421.
Para-dinitrobenzol, 189.
Paraffin, Deaths from, 29.
„ oil, 130.
Paraldehyde, 154.
Paralysis from lead, 600.
Paramenispermine, 451.
Para-phenylene-diamine, 497.
Paregoric. See _Opium_.
Parillin, 437.
Pattison’s white, 594.
Payne and Chevallier’s experiments on zinc, 657.
Peach, Prussic acid in, 195.
Pedler’s experiments on cobra poison, 478.
Pelikan’s observations on the poisonous properties of potassic
dichromate, 671.
Pellagra’s test for morphine, 295.
Pennyroyal, Deaths from, 30.
Pental, 154.
Pentamethylene-diamine, 494-496.
Pentane, 154.
Peptotoxine, 502.
Perchloride of iron solution, 666.
Pereirine, 344, 345.
Personnes’ method of volumetrically estimating mercury, 655.
Petroleum, 129-131.
„ Effects of, 130.
„ naphtha, 130.
Petit’s aconitine nitrate, 355.
Petromyzon fluviatilis, 469.
Pfaff’s prussic acid, 193.
Pharaoh’s serpent, 639.
Phenic acid. See _Carbolic acid_.
Phenol. See _Carbolic acid_.
Phenylene-diamine, 40.
Phenylsulphate of potassium, 181.
Phloro-glucin, 37, 466.
Phlorol, 179.
Pierre divine, 616.
Phosphine, 213.
„ Production of, as a test for phosphorus, 230.
„ Spectrum of, 232.
Phospho-molybdic acid as a test, 237.
Phosphorated oil, 213.
Phospho-tungstic acid, 238.
Phosphorus, 5, 212-235.
„ Antidotes to poisoning by, 223; (App.), 697.
„ Criminal poisoning by, 221.
„ Deaths from, 29.
„ Detection of, 229.
„ Effects of, 217.
„ Fatal dose of, 216.
„ paste, 214.
„ Period of death by, 220.
„ period after which it may be detected, 234.
„ period of commencement of symptoms, 220.
„ Poisoning effects of, 291.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 224.
„ Properties of, 212.
„ Quantitative estimation of, 234.
„ Separation of, 51.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 215.
„ Treatment of poisoning (App.), 697.
„ vapour, Effects of, 220, 221.
Phosphuretted hydrogen. See _Phosphine_.
Physostigmine, 251, 397-401.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Effects of, on animals and man, 400.
„ Extract of, 398.
„ Fatal dose of, 402.
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 399.
„ Physiological action of, 401.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by,
401.
„ Separation of, 401, 402.
„ Spectra of colour reactions, 55.
„ Tests for, 399.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 690.
Picoline in tobacco smoke, 276.
Picraminic acid, 455.
Picric acid, 243, 244.
„ and picrates, 454, 455.
„ „ Effects of, 455.
„ „ Tests for, 455.
Picrotoxin, 247, 451.
„ Effects of, on man and animals, 452, 453.
„ Fatal dose of, 452.
„ Physiological action of, 453.
„ Separation from organic matters of, 453, 454.
„ Sublimate of, 260.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 697.
Pilocarpine, 402-404.
„ Chemical characters of, 402, 403.
„ Effects of, 403.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ nitrate, Solution of (App.), 686.
„ Sublimate of, 260.
„ Tests for, 403.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 698.
Pimento, 244.
„ Volatile alkaloid of, 250.
Pinewood test for carbolic acid, 177.
Piperidine, 39.
Piperine, 242, 244.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Platinum salt of, 264.
Piturie, 279.
Platinum chloride as a test for alkaloids, 237.
Plugge’s researches on fatality of aconite, 355.
Pocula emetica, 582.
Poisons, Author’s classification of, 25.
„ Classification of, 23.
„ General method of search for, 46-54.
„ Husemann’s definition of, 22.
„ Kobert’s classification of, 24.
„ „ definition of, 23.
„ Legal definition of, 20.
„ Lore of, 1-13.
„ Scientific definition of, 22, 23.
„ Statistics relative to, 28-34.
Polygalic acid, 436.
Pommerais, Case of, 430, 431.
Poor man’s friend, 639.
Poppy syrup, 287.
„ tea, 289.
Populin, 243.
Pork, poisoning by, 507, 508.
Porta, J. Baptista, 10.
Portsmouth-case of food poisoning, 508.
Potash binoxalate, Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Fatal dose of, 513.
„ „ Pathological changes produced by, 518.
„ carbonates, 117.
„ caustic, Deaths from, 29.
„ Colour reactions with the alkaloids, 240 (footnote).
„ Pharmaceutical preparations of, 117.
„ Properties of, 116, 117.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 118.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 688.
Potassic and sodic nitrate, Action of, 123.
Potassic bichromate, 470.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Use in the arts of, 671
„ bromide, Deaths from, 29.
„ chlorate, 124.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Detection and estimation of, 126.
„ „ Effects of, 125, 126.
„ „ Elimination of, 126.
„ „ Experiments on animals with, 124.
„ „ Poisonous properties of, 124.
„ „ Uses of, 124.
„ cyanide, Deaths from, 30.
„ „ Effects on animals and men of, 198.
„ „ Length of time detectable, 208.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearance in cases of poisoning by,
204.
„ „ Separation of, 206.
„ „ Tests for, 204.
„ „ Treatment of cases of poisoning by (App.), 698.
„ nitrate, 123.
„ „ Statistics of poisoning by, 123.
„ „ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 696.
„ phenyl-sulphate, 181.
„ sulphate, 122.
„ sulpho-cyanide, 211.
„ xanthate, 165.
„ xantho-genate, 165.
„ xanthylamate, 165.
„ zinc-iodide, 239.
Potassium salts, Elimination of, 123.
„ Tests for, 121.
Poudre épilatoire, 680.
Powell’s balsam of aniseed, 287.
Preyer’s separation of curarine, 406.
Prince of Wales, precaution against poison, 12.
Pritchard, Mrs., Poisoning of, 585.
Propylamine, 491.
Protapine, Reactions of, 317.
Protoveratridine, 393.
Protoveratrine, 391.
Prussic acid. See _Hydrocyanic acid_.
Pseudo-jervine, 293.
„ -morphine, 316.
Ptomaine analogous to coniine, 269.
„ „ nicotine, 278.
„ „ veratrine, 397.
„ Definition of, 485.
Putrescine, 496, 497.
Pyraconine, 351, 354.
Pyraconitine, 351, 354.
Pyridine, 39, 276.
„ alkaloid in the cuttle fish, 502.
Pyro-catechin, 175.
Pyro-gallol, 37.

Quebrachine, 344.
„ Spectra of colour reactions of, 55.
Quillaja-sapotoxin, 436.
Quillajic acid, 436.
Quinidine colour reaction with potash, 240 (footnote).
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.
Quinine, 248, 252.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Spectrum of colour reaction, 55.
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.

Rat poison, 531, 680.
Rayner, Dr. Henry, on connection between insanity and lead poisoning,
600, 601.
Realgar, 528.
Red lead, 594.
Redwood’s ink, 630.
_R._ v. _Lamson_, 364, 365.
_R._ v. _M’Conkey_, 361.
_R._ v. _Moore_, 648.
_R._ v. _Smith_, 648.
_R._ v. _Taylor_, 604.
_R._ v. _Wilson_, 411.
_R._ v. _Wren_, 324.
Reid, Dr., on Darlaston case of poisoning by carbon monoxide, 68.
Reinsch’s test for arsenic, 558, 559.
Resorcin, 38.
Retford case of food poisoning, 508.
Rettgers’s observations on arsenical mirror, 558.
Reynold’s gout specific, 410.
Rhigolene, 129.
Rhœadine, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Properties of, 316.
Rhubarb syrup, Death from, 30.
Rice, Content of copper in, 612.
Richardson’s liquor bismuthi, 330 (footnote).
Richet’s observations on strychnine poisoning, 329, 332.
Rinman’s green, 657.
„ „ Production of, 662.
Ringer and Murrell’s observations on gelseminine, 346.
River’s prussic acid, 193.
Robinia pseudo-acacia, 465.
Robiquet’s prussic acid, 193.
Roburite in connection with dinitrobenzol poisoning, 190.
Rogers’ experiments on copper, 617.
Roman knowledge of poisons, 2.
Rowalewsky’s experiments on uranium, 679.
Rubi-jervine, 394.
Russell’s viper, 483.
Rye, Content of copper in, 612.

Sabadilline, 249, 252.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Spectra of colour reactions of, 55.
Sabatrin, 252.
Sabina communis, 459.
Saikowsky on antimony poisoning, 586.
St. Croix as a poisoner, 11.
St. Ignatius’ bean, Extract of, 323.
Salamandrine, 467.
Salicin, 254.
„ Melting-point of, 260.
Salicylic acid, 38, 179.
Salmon, Poisoning by tinned, 507.
Sanarelli’s observations on the poison of the scorpion, 468.
Sanger’s method of estimating arsenic, 570.
Sanguinarine, carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Spectra of colour reactions of, 55.
Santonin, 244, 439-442.
„ Effects of, on animals and man, 440.
„ Fatal dose of, 440.
„ Poisoning by, 440.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 441.
„ Separation of, 441, 442.
Sapindus sapotoxin, 436.
Sapogenin, 437.
Saponin, 246, 254, 436-439.
„ Detection of, 439.
„ Effects of, 437, 438.
„ Melting-point of, 260.
„ Properties of, 437.
„ Separation of, 438.
Saprine, 500.
Sarracinin, 249.
Sarsaparilla saponin, 436.
Sarsa-saponin, 436.
Sausage, Poisoning from, 507, 509, 510.
Savin oil, 459, 460.
Savin, Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 698.
Schacht’s method of assaying opium, 284 (footnote).
Schaufféle’s observations on the solubility of zinc, 657, 658.
Scheele, 14.
Scheele’s green, 616.
„ prussic acid, 193.
Scheibler’s process for alkaloids, 238, 255.
Schleppe’s salt, 578.
Schmiedeberg’s process for estimating chloroform, 153.
Schneider and Fyfe’s method of developing arsenic chloride, 576.
Schönbein’s test for prussic acid, 206.
Schraeder’s prussic acid, 193.
Schroff’s case of poisoning by colchicum corms, 411.
Schulze’s reagent, 239.
Schweinfurt green, 532, 616.
Scillain, 434.
Scillitin, 434.
Sclererythrin, 444, 445.
Sclerocrystallin, 445.
Scleroidin, 445.
Scleromucin, 444.
Sclerotic acid, 444.
Scolosuboff’s experiments on the localisation of arsenic, 561.
Scorpion poison, 468.
“Sea Hare” as a poison, 3.
Seidel’s case of barium poisoning, 683.
„ mercury poisoning, 643.
Senegin, 246, 254, 436.
Senier’s analysis of blue pill, 634.
Shale naphtha, 150.
Sheep dipping arsenical compounds, 553.
Siebold’s test for morphine, 295.
Siem’s researches on alumina, 677.
Silico-tungstic acid, 238.
Silver, 628.
„ Chronic poisoning by salts of, 631.
„ chloride, 629.
„ cyanide, 205, 211.
„ Detection of, 632.
„ Doses of salts of, 630.
„ Use of, in the arts, 630.
„ nitrate, 629.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Effects of, on man and animals, 630, 631.
„ „ Tests for, 632.
„ oxide, 629.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in case of poisoning by the salts
of, 652.
„ Separation of, 50, 52.
„ sulphide, 629.
Sjokvist’s method of estimating free hydrochloric acid, 100.
Smelling salts, 112.
Snell’s case of dinitrobenzol poisoning, 190.
Soap pill (compound), 286.
Soda bicarbonate, 118.
„ Deaths from caustic, 29.
„ oxalate, 513.
„ Properties of, 117.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 118.
Sodic chloride, 122.
„ cyanide, 210.
„ nitrate, 124.
Sodium salts, 122-128.
„ Tests for, 121.
Sokoloff’s method of separating prussic acid, 207.
Solanidine, 386.
Solanine, 385.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Spectra of colour reactions, 55.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Poisoning by, 387.
„ Properties of, 386.
„ Separation of, 387.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 699.
Solomon’s anti-impetigines, 639.
Soothing syrup, Deaths from, 30.
Soubeiran’s ink, 630.
Spanish fly, 471.
Sparteine, 249, 279, 280.
Spectroscope as an aid to identification of poisons, 54-56.
Spectrum of aniline, 281.
„ blood in nitrobenzol poisoning, 191.
„ „ phosphine poisoning, 232.
Sphacelic acid, 445, 450.
Spiders, Poisonous, 470, 471.
Spiritus Etheris Nitrosi, Deaths from, 29.
Staphisagrine, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Stas, Process of, for alkaloids, 239.
Statira, Poisoning of, 6.
Statistics of poisoning, 32, 33.
Steel drops, 667.
Stibine, 588.
Stillbazoline, 266.
Stockman and Dott’s observations on morphine poisoning, 299.
Stomach, Redness of, 551.
Storey’s worm cakes, 640.
Stourbridge case of lead poisoning, 598.
Stramonium extract, 371.
„ tincture, 371.
Strophantin, 434.
Struve’s experiments on the detection of potassic cyanide, 209.
Strychnic acid, 344.
Strychnine, 248.
„ and atropine, Tests for, 373.
„ Action of, on cephalopods, 43, 328.
„ „ frogs, 328.
„ „ infusoria, 42.
„ „ man, 329.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ chromate, 321.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Deaths from, 30.
„ Double salts of, 322.
„ Estimation of, 339.
„ ethyl and methyl, 251.
„ Fatal dose of, 325-328.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ Identification of, 337, 338.
„ Iodide of, 322.
„ nitrate, 321.
„ „ Fatal dose of, 342.
„ phospho-molybdate, 238.
„ Physiological action of, 332.
„ „ test for, 338, 339.
„ picrate, 325, 340.
„ Poisoning by, 331.
„ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by, 333.
„ Properties of, 319-321.
„ Separation of, from brucine, 323.
„ Separation of, from organic matters, 334.
„ Spectra of colour tests, 55.
„ Statistics of poisoning by, 324.
„ Sublimate of, 260.
„ sulphate, 321.
„ Sulpho-cyanide of, 322.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 333, 699.
„ trichloride, 322.
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.
Sublimation of the alkaloids, 256-261.
Sugar of lead, 593.
„ Fatal dose of, 606, 607.
Suicide by poison, 2.
Suicidal poisoning, 32.
Sulphuretted hydrogen. See _Hydric sulphide_.
Sulphuric acid, 75.
„ „ Accidental, criminal, and suicidal poisoning by, 77,
78.
„ „ Character of blood in cases of poisoning by, 90.
„ „ Chronic poisoning by, 86.
„ „ Deaths from, 29.
„ „ Detection and estimation of, 87.
„ „ External effects of, 81.
„ „ Fatal dose of, 78.
„ „ Internal effects of, 82.
„ „ Local action of, 79.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearances in cases of poisoning by,
83, 85.
„ „ Properties of, 75.
„ „ spots on clothing, &c., 81.
„ „ Statistics as to poisoning by, 76, 77.
„ „ Symptoms produced by, 81.
„ „ Urine in cases of poisoning by, 88.
„ anhydride, 76.
Sulphur in bile, 90.
Suppositoria plumbi composita, 593.
Susotoxine, 505.
Syringin, 247, 437.

Tamus Communis, 465.
Tanqueril’s observations on lead poisoning, 600.
Tarantula, 470.
Tar oil, Deaths from, 30.
Tartar emetic. See _Antimony_.
Tartaric acid, Deaths from, 29.
„ Detection of lead in, 609, 610.
Tartas’ case of poisoning by nitric acid, 107.
Taxine, 404, 405.
Terebenthene hydrochloride, 134.
Terpenes, 133.
Teschemacher and Smith’s method for assaying opium, 283.
Tetanine, 503.
Tetanotoxine, 503, 504.
Tetramethylenediamine, 496, 497.
Tetrodon, 469.
Thallium, 675, 676.
Thebaine, 253.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Effects of, 315.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ nitrate, Lethal dose of, 342.
„ Properties of, 314, 315.
„ Sublimate of, 259.
Theine, 243.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Gold and platinum salts of, 264.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Sublimate of, 257-260.
Theobromine, 40, 246.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Platinum, salt of, 264.
„ Sublimate of, 260.
Theveresin, 434.
Thevetin, 434.
Thompson’s hair destroyer, 680.
„ W., observation on solubility of copper in oils, 611.
Thorn Apple, Deaths from (see _Datura_), 30.
Thudichum’s method of separating potass-phenyl sulphate from urine,
181.
Tiglic acid, 392.
Tin, separation of, 50-52.
Tincture of digitalis, 422.
„ iron, 666.
Tione, Mass poisoning by lead in, 599.
Tobacco, Deaths from, 30.
„ Effects of, 274.
„ juice, Effects of, 273, 275.
„ smoke, Chemical composition of, 275, 276 (footnote).
„ Species of, 269, 270.
Toffana, 10.
Toluylenediamine, 40.
Tongue, Poisoning by tinned, 507.
Toxalbumins of Castor and Abrus, 462, 463.
Toxic action and chemical composition, 35-42.
„ mydriasis and myosis, 46.
Toxines of Hog cholera, 505.
Toxiresin, 421.
Traube’s observations on the action of digitalis, 428.
Tri-bromo-phenol, 178.
Tri-chlor-morphine, 299.
Tri-ethyl-amine, 491.
Tri-ethyl-phosphine, 165.
Trimethylamine, 250, 443, 491.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Trimethylenediamine, 493.
Trimethyl-hydroxy-amine, 501.
Trimethyl-vinyl-ammonium hydrate, 501.
Triton cristatus, 467.
Tritopine, Properties of, 317.
Triumph (H.M.S.), Mass poisoning by mercury on, 642.
Tropic acid, 371.
Tropidonotus natrix, 483.
„ viperinus, 484.
Tropine, 371.
Tschirch’s observations and experiments on copper poisoning, 611, 619,
622.
Turacin, 613.
Turbith mineral, 637.
Turner’s yellow, 594.
Turpentine, 133, 134.
„ Deaths from, 29.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 700.
Type metal, 582.
Typho-toxine, 506.
Tyrotoxicon, 504, 505.

Udrànsky and Baumann’s process for isolating diamines, 488.
Ullmann on the localisation of mercury, 650.
Upas tree of Singapore, 436.
Uppmann’s experiments on oxalic acid, 514.
Uranium, 679.
Uric acid in cases of lead poisoning, 603.
Urine, examination of, for poison, 233.
„ „ in poisoning by carbolic acid, 181.
„ „ in poisoning by chloral, 161.
„ „ in poisoning by phosphorus, 222.
„ „ in poisoning by sulphuric acid, 88.
Urobutylchloral acid, 161.
Urochloral acid, 161.

Valanguis’ solutio solventes mineralis, 531.
Valentine’s experiments on scorpion poison, 468.
Van Kobell’s test for bismuth, 627.
Vauquelin’s prussic acid, 193.
Vas’ observations on tobacco juice, 273.
Veal, poisoning by, 507.
Vegetation, Action of hydrochloric acid on, 94.
„ „ nitric acid, 104.
Venetian poisoners, 9.
Venturoli’s process for the separation of prussic acid, 208.
Veratralbine, 394.
Veratric acid, 392.
Veratrine, 248, 252, 390-392.
„ Action of, on infusoria, 42.
„ Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
„ Colour reactions of, 240.
„ Commercial, 394, 395.
„ Effects of, on animals and man, 395, 396.
„ Fatal dose, 395.
„ Gold salt of, 264.
„ Phospho-molybdate of, 238.
„ Separation of, from organic matters, 397.
„ Spectra of colour reactions, 55.
„ Treatment of poisoning by (App.), 700.
„ Value of Mayer’s precipitate of, 263.
Veratroidine, 394.
Veratroidine, Carbon and nitrogen content of, 262.
Veratrum, Old knowledge of, 4.
Verdigris, 616.
Vermicelli, Content of copper in, 612.
Vermilion, 638.
Vermin killers, Composition of, 324.
„ Deaths from, 30.
Vetchlings, 464.
Veterinary arsenical medicines, 531.
Vidali’s method of estimating chloroform, 153 (footnote).
„ „ testing for atropine, 373.
„ „ testing for mercury cyanide, 652.
„ „ testing for morphine, 295.
Villiers and Favolle’s test for hydrochloric acid, 99.
Vinylamine, 41.
Viper, 477.
Vis’ constitutional formula for atropine, 294.
Vohl and Eulenberg’s observations on tobacco smoke, 276 (footnote).
Voisin and Liouville’s experiments on curare, 407.

Wagner’s method of obtaining sulphates of the alkaloids, 263.
Wall on the effects of cobra poison, 479.
Waller’s, E., method of assaying carbolic acid powders, 182.
Waltisham cases of ergot poisoning, 447, 448.
Walz’s method of preparing digitalin, 421.
Ward’s red pill, 581.
Wasps, Poison of, 471.
Water gas, Leeds case of poisoning by, 67.
„ hemlock, Deaths from. See _Œnanthe crocata_, 30.
„ salamander, 467.
„ snake, blood of, 485.
Welbeck cases of food poisoning, 507.
Wheat, Content of copper in, 612.
Whin flower, Death from, 30.
Whitchurch case of food poisoning, 507.
White lead, 594, 595.
Whitelock’s case of carbolic acid poisoning, 171.
White precipitate, 636, 648.
Williams’ apparatus, 44.
Witherite, 680.
Wittstock’s process for colchicine, 413.
Wolverhampton case of poisoning by tinned salmon, 507.
Wormwood, 244.
Woudreton, Confession of, 8.
Wright’s pearl ointment, 640.
Wunderlich’s case of poisoning by nitric acid, 106.
Wyeth’s dialysed iron (App.), 686.
Wyss (Oscar) case of poisoning by sulphuric acid, 84.

Xanthin, 39, 40.
Xanthogenic acid, 165.

Yellow atrophy of the liver, distinguished from phosphorus poisoning,
226.
Yew, Poisoning by, 404.

Zinc ammonia chloride, 657.
„ carbonate, 656.
„ chloride, 656.
„ „ Deaths from poisoning by, 29.
„ „ Poisonous effects of, 659, 660.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearances after poisoning by, 660, 661.
„ Detection of, 661.
„ Effects of, 658.
„ green, 657.
„ in the arts, 657.
„ oxide, 656.
„ „ Effects of, on man, 658.
„ Separation of, 53.
„ sulphate, 656.
„ „ Poisonous effects of, 659.
„ „ _Post-mortem_ appearances after poisoning by 660.
„ sulphide, 656, 657.
„ „ Properties of, 661.
„ Tests for, 662.
„ „ poisoning by soluble salts of (App.), 700.
„ white, 657.
„ yellow, 657.

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AITKEN (Sir W., M.D.), Science and Practice of Medicine, 26
ANDERSON (Prof. M’Call), Skin Diseases, 13
BLYTH (A. W.), Foods and Poisons, 31
BURNET (R., M.D.), Foods and Dietaries, 33
BURY (Judson, M.D.) Clinical Medicine, 7
CAIRD & CATHCART, Surgical Handbook, 23
CLARK (Sir Andrew), Fibroid Phthisis, 6
CRIMP (W. S.), Sewage Disposal Works, 21
---- and COOPER, Sanitary Rules, 24
DAVIES (Surg. Major), Hygiene, 24
DAVIS (Prof. J. R. A.), Biology, 30
---- The Flowering Plant, 30
---- Zoological Pocket-book, 30
DONALD (Arch., M.D.), Midwifery, 25
DONKIN (H. Bryan), Diseases of Childhood, 9
DUCKWORTH (Sir D., M.D.), Gout, 10
DUPRE and HAKE, Manual of Chemistry, 32
ELBORNE (W.), Pharmacy, 32
GARROD (A. E., M.D.), Rheumatism, 11
HADDON (Prof.), Embryology, 22
HELLIER (Dr.), Infancy and Infant-Rearing, 35
HEWITT (F. W., M.D.), Anæsthetics, 26
HILL (Dr.), Physiologist’s Note-Book, 27
HORSLEY (V.), Brain and Spinal Cord, 15
---- Brain Surgery, 15
HUMPHRY (Laur.), Manual of Nursing, 33
HUNTER (Wm. M.D.), Diseases of the Blood, 9
JAKSCH (v.) and CAGNEY, Clinical Diagnosis, 8
LANDIS (Dr.), Management of Labour, 25
LANDOIS and STIRLING’S Physiology, 5
LEWIS (Bevan), Mental Diseases, 16
MACALISTER (Prof.), Human Anatomy, 4
MACREADY (J., F.R.C.S.), Ruptures, 19
MANN (Prof. Dixon, M.D.), Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 19
MERCIER (Ch., M.D.), Asylum Management, 17
MEYER and FERGUS, Ophthalmology, 14
OBERSTEINER and HILL, Central Nervous Organs, 18
PAGE (H. W., F.R.C.S.), Railway Injuries, 20
PHILLIPS (Dr. J.), Diseases of Women, 25
POLLARD (B., F.R.C.S.), Diseases of Childhood (Surgical), 9
PORTER and GODWIN, Surgeon’s Pocket-book, 24
REID (Geo., D.P.H.), Practical Sanitation, 34
RIDEAL (Samuel, D.Sc.), Disinfectants, 33
RIDDELL (J. Scott, M.D.), Manual of Ambulance, 35
ROSS and BURY, Peripheral Neuritis, 15
SANSOM (A. E., M.D.), Diseases of the Heart, 12
SEXTON (Prof.), Quantitative Analysis, 32
---- Qualitative Analysis, 32
SMITH (Johnson, F.R.C.S.), Sea-Captain’s Medical Guide, 35
SQUIRE, (Ed. J, M.D.), Consumption, Hygienic Prevention of, 34
STIRLING (Prof.), Practical Physiology, 28
---- Practical Histology, 29
THORBURN (W.), Surgery of Spine, 20
THORNTON (J.), Surgery of Kidneys, 20
WESTLAND (A., M.D.), The Wife and Mother, 35
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES (Year-book of), 36

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AMBULANCE, 35
ANÆSTHETICS, 26
ANATOMY, Human, 4
_Anatomy and Physiology_ (_Journal of_), 22
ASYLUM MANAGEMENT, 17
BIOLOGY, 30
BLOOD, Diseases of, 9
BOTANY, 30
BRAIN, The, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
CHEMISTRY, Inorganic, 32
---- Analysis, Qualitative and Quantitative, 32
CHILDHOOD, Diseases of, 9
CLINICAL Diagnosis, 8
CLINICAL Medicine, 6, 7
CONSUMPTION, 6, 34
DIETARIES for the Sick, 33
DISINFECTION and DISINFECTANTS, 33
EMBRYOLOGY, 22
EYE, Diseases of the, 14
FOODS, Analysis of, 31
FOODS and Dietaries, 33
FORENSIC MEDICINE, 19
GOUT, 10
HEART, Diseases of the, 12
HISTOLOGY, 29
HYGIENE and Public Health, 24, 31, 33, 34
INFANTS, Rearing of, 35
INSANITY, Medico-legal Evidence of, 19
KIDNEYS, Surgery of the, 20
LABORATORY Hand-books--
Chemistry, 32
Histology, 29
Pharmacy, 32
Physiology, 28
MEDICAL SOCIETIES, Papers read annually before, 36
MEDICINE, Science and Practice of, 26
MENTAL DISEASES, 16, 17
NERVOUS ORGANS, Central, 18
NURSING, Medical and Surgical, 33
OBSTETRICS, 25
PHARMACY, 32
PHTHISIS, Fibroid, 6
PHYSIOLOGIST’S Note-book, 27
PHYSIOLOGY, 5, 28
POCKET-BOOK of Hygiene, 24
---- Medical, 23
---- of Sanitary Rules, 24
---- Surgical, 23, 24
---- Zoological, 30
POISONS, Detection of, 31
RAILWAY INJURIES, 20
RHEUMATISM, 11
RUPTURES, 19
SANITATION, 34
SEA-CAPTAINS, Medical Guide for, 35
SEWAGE Disposal Works, 21
SKIN, Diseases of the, 13
SPINAL Cord, 20
SURGERY of Brain, 15
---- Civil, 23
---- of Kidneys, 20
---- Military, 24
---- of Spinal Cord, 20
WOMEN, Diseases of, 25, 35
ZOOLOGY, 30

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