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2 Opop., against insect stings. Tohf.
3 Pavon. pluma, (peacock feathers)
4 smoked in a pipe, against scorpion
5 stings, r.
6 Petrol, r.
7 Petros, r.
8 Pin. Pin. fruct. Tohf.
9 Pip. n., with Ars., Artem., Borax , &c.,
10 serpent bites and scorpion stings, r.
11 Plant., hydrophobia and venomous
12 bites or stings, r.
13 Platan., hydrophobia. Tohf.
14 Raph. sent., venomous bites and stings.
15 Tohf.
16 Ric. fol., scorpion stings. Tohf.
17 Salep, various affections produced by
18 serpent bites, m. and e. 60.
19 Scorp., dried and pulverized, applied
20 to wounds from serpent bites, r.
21 Scorpion stings produce dimness of
22 sight, pterygium, burning pains of
23 the hands and of the soles of the
24 feet (only relieved by cold fomen-
25 tation), constipation, dysury, and
26 universal itching.
27 Scut, lat., hydrophobia, r.
28 Sel., v. Affections of throat.
29 Senega , venomous wounds. *
30 Soda carb., hydrophobia, (v. Strych .
31 nux vom.)
32 Staph., hydrophobia, r.
33 Strychnine , worth trial as an endermic
34 in the paroxysm of hydrophobia.
35 Strych. n. vom,., with lemon-juice,
36 against stupor from serpent stings, r.
37 With sod. carb. (v. Yol. I. of this
38 work, page 48 ; v. also Mutella Ant.)
39 Tabac., nicotina is one of the most
40 powerful preparations, so that one-
41 quarter of a drop killed a rabbit. In
42 desperate cases it might be tried
43 against venomous bites, partly in-
44 ternally, partly locally or cndcrmi-
45 cally. (v. Materia Med.)
46 Tamar. Ind. galla, v. Oliv. ol.
47 Tax. bacc., hydrophobia, r.
48 Tereb. ol., application to a sloughing
49 wound proceeding from a dog’s bite.
50 Tigr., hydrophobia (?) . Internally and
51 locally to be tried.
52 Tracheotomia, is advised in hydro-
53 phobia, as in every case death is
54 caused by constriction.
55 Urt. dioica, is employed by the II o-
56 zaras (mountaineers in Affghanistan)
57 against serpent bites.
58 Vaporinum {balneum), twice a day, is
59 said to have been useful in incipient
60 hydrophobia.
61 Vit. Neg., inflammation of the eyes,
62 specks and itching proceeding from
63 serpent bites, in cases of 9 •
64 Zing., v. But. frond.
65 Bladder and Kidney — Diseases of,
66 as Stone and Gravel — and tiieir
67 CONSEQUENCES.
68 Anac. occid., gravel, g.
69 Argent, fulm. g. n.
70 Argent, nitric, fus. G. N.
71 Aristol. longa, g. n.
72 Armorac ., G. N.
73 Arum campan ., gravel.
74 Aur. nitr. salamm ., v. Urinary disorders.
75 Bistorta, gravel. 4 times 28. m. & e. 60.
76 Bolus Armen., v. Gonorrhoea.
77 Butece frond, gummi , v. Kino gummi.
78 Butece frond, sem , with nitrum R.
79 Canthar. ust ., calculi and gravel. Tohf.
80 Caps, sem., pain of the kidneys with
81 or without calculi.
82 Cardam. min., affections of the bladder
83 from stone.
84 Caustic.
85 Ceras. Capr. niicl., m. and e. GO. I sup-
86 pose that it is the hydrocyanic acid
87 contained in the kernels of the cherry