1 chromate of potash is, I believe, manufactured from chromate oi
2 Iron, in Hindustan.
3 Kali hkfirom. (II.) Pain of the iriciso* teeth.
4 Kam t kuhocyanici'm. Pot am f'errncyanulum—Priurin.u
5 of Potash is unknown to the Eastern doctors. Whitt 1 used,
6 was from Agra.
7 Kali ferroci/anic. (II.) Fever. Excessive- thirst.
8 Kam hyjjiuodicum Potasxii iodidum —hydrmdute of potash,
9 I hall from Agra. It has been recommended, internally in
10 ascites, and with tar-water in chronic syphilis-
11 Kali hydriod. (I f.) Diarrhoea. Pain in the joints, with
12 sensations of burning and pricking.
13 Kali iiydbocyanici: m— the cyanide of potassium 1 used,
14 was from Agra.
15 Kali hydroc. (II.) Obscurity of vision. Sciatica.
16 Vomiting.
17 JCam MlNl.it ai.k. SutltP raid. >na« — is a product of the
18 Punjab. When Stvla, in its natural, iinpurified state, is white,
19 the natives call it salt of soda (sajee kc loon) and is that which
20 I denominate sal sod<r. A few drops of ulution of bicarbonate
21 of soda, put into a pint of milk, will keep it some time front
22 turning sour in hot weather.
23 Kali min. & sal alcali minerale (I.) Soreness of the
24 throat.
25 Kat.t xitiucum. Putassa Witraa —is abohdant at Lahore
26 A saturated solution of this medicine in hot water, has, of late,
27 l)een recommended as a local application in rheumatic attentions
28 of the muscles or tendons.
29 Kali nitr. (I.)
30 Kali oxymoiuatjclm. Potassce C'kloras. Chlorns Kalitms
31 > — j s unknown to the Lahore doctors. I prepared it myself. It
32 has been recommended in Aphthae.
33 Kali ovymur. (II.)
34 •Kali Sai.sola. Herbtt Salsala Kali (Sueda spec.)—grows
35 plentifully at Lahore, where it is officinal. The natives dis¬
36 tinguish the two species as tuale nndRemote, and, accordingly,