 | William Harcourt Ranking, Charles Bland Radcliffe, William Domett Stone - 1851 - 616 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence...employed in conjunction with them or in their absence. The necessarily confined space of this paper has compelled the writer to pass lightly over "many important... | |
 | 1849 - 1160 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. " 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence,...usefully employed in conjunction with them or in their absence."—Examiner, September. COFFEE AS A DISINFECTING ACENT. By F. Weber.—Coffee is one of the... | |
 | William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan - 1849 - 756 pages
...shortly after these poisons hare been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. 3d. That given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence,...and protects the coats of the stomach against it. 4lh. That although it cannot be substituted for the usual antidotes in poisoning by mineral substances,... | |
 | 1850 - 638 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. 3d. That given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence,...with them, or in their absence. — Medical Examiner and Edinburgh Monthly Journal. 80 ON AN AVENTURINA-LIKE PORCELAIN GLAZE. BY A. WACHTEB. \VOHLEH observed,... | |
 | George Mendenhall - 1852 - 736 pages
...have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action, or acts aa an antidote. 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence;...although it cannot be substituted for the usual antidotes for poisoning by mineral substances, yet it may be nsefoUj employed in conjunction with them, or in... | |
 | George Mendenhall - 1857 - 712 pages
...action, or acts an antidote. 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious inflnence ; but, on the other hand, promotes vomiting, entangles...4th. That, although it cannot be substituted for the nsaal antidotes for poisoning by mineral substances, yet it may be usefully employed in conjunction... | |
 | George Mendenhall - 1871 - 792 pages
...poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action, or acts an antidote. 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence ; but, on the other band, promotes vomiting, entangles the poison, and protects the coats of the stomach against it. 4th.... | |
 | 1850 - 632 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. 3d. That given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence,...with them, or in their absence. — Medical Examiner and Edinburgh Monthly Journal. ON AN AVENTCRINA-LIKE PORCELAIN GLAZE. BY A. WÄCHTER. WÜHLER observed,... | |
 | 1849 - 440 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence,...employed in conjunction with them or in their absence. POISONIHG BY COCCULUS iNDicus. By H RosENKRANs, MD (North Western Medical and Surgical Journal.)—... | |
 | 1848 - 364 pages
...shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their deleterious action. " 3d. That, given in cases of poisoning, it can exert no injurious influence...employed in conjunction with them or in their absence." — Examiner, September. HOMEOPATHIC JOURNAL, AND REVIEW. " Prove all things — holdfast that which... | |
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... sufficient quantity, most, if not all, known vegetable and animal poisonous principles, and certain mineral poisons from their solutions. 2d. That, given at the same time with, or shortly after these poisons have been swallowed, it prevents their... 