Hydriodate of Potash in Hooping Cough

Quinine in Hooping Cough

of July last in nay family, and I venture to think a few brief notes <>f them may not be devoid of intei'est, as the remedy I found successful in their treatment?quinine,?has been only recently noticed in the columns of Lancet, and well deserves to be widely known. Case 1.?An infant ten months old, stout and healthy, but teething, was brought iu contact with another child convalescing from hoop...

SOlt POTASH-POTASH INVESTIGATION-POTASH DEFICIENCIES

It is in this connection that it becomes very difficult at times for the agricultural scientist and practical agriculturist to meet on common ground, for very often a popular version of scientific reasoning may appear ambiguous, and in this case it would appear better to sacrifice the facile version (since the layman can always get an interpreter to explain if he is sufficiently interested) tha...

Notes of a Case of Hooping Cough, with Remarks on Nervous Dyspnœa

(Doctor West on " Diseases of Infancy and Childhood," 4th edition, pages 439 et seq.) should think it necessary to write some pages of warning to practitioners against the danger of overtreatinji, or rather mistaking mere functional affection of the brain occurring in hooping cough for inflammatory diseases of the lungs, has induced me to make the following remarks, founded on the observations ...

Caustic Potash in the Treatment of Carbuncle

plaint. For, no sooner is it known that the doctor has pronounced some old gentleman to be suffering from a carbuncle, than the friends of the latter would assuredly hint at haviug his " affairs set in order." Statistics, however, do not show the apprehension to be well grounded, and neither have I in my small experience observed the mortality, amongst those who have suffered from it, to be so ...

Experiments with Permanganate of Potash in Snake-Poisoning