1 MSp: •
2 M-qa. fr., ■ oppression of the
3 chest.
4 Sjihar, but., chronic, thoracic pain.
5 V. nml !!.
6 Spiy. mith., thoracic pain. r.
7 St, naet. be Hid. nut, lancinating pain
8 in the hypochondriac region.
9 Stach. /Jr., pneumonia 12 timet.
10 Spasmodic movement of the cheat,
11 in respiration.
12 SiriyA. f. St. tin., pleuritic pain in
13 ti e left side. 12 times,
14 fitryeh. t:. com., il.otacio pain. r.
15 Slryeh. pot,, pain in the right side
16 Tali, a., pain in the left aide.
17 Tamarind., are noxious to the c icst.
18 Tour.
19 Tcebin M tern., catnrihal oppression
20 of tho cheat. Vain from pulmonary
21 ulceration. Sensation of binning,
22 in tho cheat.
23 Ttlranthura amt., pleurodynia, e.
24 Thlya occ., pleurodynia, r o. (’If .)
25 12 limes. i times 12.
26 Turji. Cone. it. int., ncuto plouri
27 4 time.;,
28 1, /tram., pleuritic pain. r.
29 Vmb. Rut a t e r i, puin of the aides
30 and shoulders.
31 Vrt, dioictr, diseases of the lungs, n.
32 Ur!, diuiett /., path of the sides and
33 shoulders.
34 Valor, syh,, tho aero pains, e. a.
35 «. & K.
36 Verbtvtwi Cashs i. rad., pains of the
37 chest and shoulders. Thoracic puin,
38 with offensive expectoration.
39 Verlmsci I.ah. f 1, thoracic pain and
40 pleurisy, o. n.
41 Vnben. I.a],. hb„ thoracic pain, $>•
42 4 times 28.
43 VerU'i. hah. sum., thoracic pain e. O.
44 l ino. »»m. fot., pleurisy. p. o. (acute,
45 .1 (into, 28. sub-acute, i and a. 14.)
46 r|l
47 Viol, rep., pleurodynia. Hrnnciiml.
48 irritation with catarrh.
49 Viol, eon/-, acute, rhcuiratic pain,
50 of the chest and neck.
51 Vil, Xctr ., pleuritic pain in the left
52 side. o. Thoracic pain. r.c,.s.
53 Xmtho . corl., lancinating paiu in the
54 hypochondriac region, p.
55 Zinyib. off., thoracic pain.
56 ; Pooagra, v. Pains, &c.
57 ! Pon.etlNG M MISERAVCR VEOBTiatB
58 sursiances, and Bv...s resuutino
59 i THERJ3FR0M, AR . DRUM KENNESS,
60 | N O' M IIS ESS, PAINS .
61 ....
62 11 "is pree. tarn., its antidote i- corian¬
63 der. Tour.
64 Aeon. Fee os, it* antidote is Ds'phin.
65 panci/t Tour.
66 slither v CAioro/wm-mhalstions (evils
67 , J of' electricity, u.
68 if. /Ly o tain, to opium-eaters, who will
69 give up the enjoyment of opium.
70 | ' Tour.
71 j Utxip/’tmn. rud. Runlet's, cured (by
72 inducing vomiting) a case of poi-
73 . soiling by opium.
74 /I lor sue atr , is poisonous to dogs,
75 wolves, and other animals of that
76 I genus.
77 i Antimoniaiui, as in antidote, tannin, it.
78 I Antiin, thior., for arsenic (in large
79 doses). «.
80 Arsen., the stomach-pump mny be
81 generally used in the begifimng j
82 j and where it Is not at hand, emetic..
83 [ which operate quickly, as prepara¬
84 tions of copper or zinc. a. In coses
85 of poisoning with this mineral,
86 draughts of milk, tho white of egg,
87 or soap and water with sugar, may
88 j he used. Carbonate of magnesia,
89 <4 V-V ■ Vi;.'"