337. | Separation of Nicotine from Organic Matters, &c., | 278, 279 |
| 3. Piturie. | |
338. | Properties of Piturie, | 279 |
| 4. Sparteine. | |
339. | Properties of Sparteine, | 279, 280 |
| 5. Aniline. | |
340. | Properties of Aniline, | 280 |
341. | Symptoms and Effects, | 280, 281 |
342. | Fatal Dose, | 281 |
343. | Detection of Aniline, | 281 |
| III. THE OPIUM GROUP OF ALKALOIDS. | |
344. | General Composition of Opium, | 281, 282 |
345. | Action of Solvents on Opium, | 282, 283 |
346. | The Methods of Teschemacher and Smith, of Dott and others for the Assay of Opium, | 283, 284 |
347. | Medicinal and other Preparations of Opium, | 284-288 |
348. | Statistics of Opiate Poisoning, | 288, 289 |
349. | Poisoning of Children by Opium, | 289 |
350. | Doses of Opium and Morphine—Fatal Dose, | 289, 290 |
351. | General Method for the Detection of Opium, | 290, 291 |
352. | Morphine; its Properties, | 291, 292 |
353. | Morphine Salts; their Solubility, | 292, 293 |
354. | Constitution of Morphine, | 293, 294 |
355. | Tests for Morphine and its Compounds—Production of Morphine Hydriodide—Iodic Acid Test and other Reactions—Transformation of Morphine into Codeine, | 294-296 |
356. | Symptoms of Opium and Morphine Poisoning—Action on Animals, | 296-298 |
357. | Physiological Action, | 298, 299 |
358. | Physiological Action of Morphine Derivatives, | 299 |
359. | Action on Man—(a) The Sudden Form; (b) the Convulsive Form; (c) a Remittent Form of Opium Poisoning—Illustrative Cases, | 299-303 |
360. | Diagnosis of Opium Poisoning, | 303, 304 |
361. | Opium-Eating, | 304-306 |
362. | Treatment of Opium or Morphine Poisoning, | 306 |
363. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 306, 307 |
364. | Separation of Morphine from Animal Tissues and Fluids, | 307 |
365. | Extraction of Morphine, | 308, 309 |
366. | Narcotine; its Properties and Tests, | 309, 310 |
367. | Effects of Narcotine, | 310 |
368. | Codeine—Properties of Codeine, | 310, 311 |
369. | Effects of Codeine on Animals—Claude Bernard’s Experiments, | 311 |
370. | Narceine—Properties of Narceine—Tests, | 312, 313 |
371. | Effects of Narceine, | 313, 314 |
372. | Papaverine—Properties of Papaverine—Tests, | 314 |
373. | Effects of Papaverine, | 314 |
374. | Thebaine; its Properties, | 314, 315 |
375. | Thebaine; its Effects, | 315 |
376. | Cryptopine, | 315, 316 |
377. | Rhœadine, | 316 |
378. | Pseudomorphine, | 316 |
379. | Opianine, | 316 |
380. | Apomorphine, | 316, 317 |
381. | Reactions of some of the Rarer Opium Alkaloids, | 317 |
382. | Tritopine, | 317 |
383. | Meconin (Opianyl), | 317 |
384. | Meconic Acid—Effects of Meconic Acid—Tests, | 318, 319 |
| IV. THE STRYCHNINE OR TETANUS-PRODUCING GROUP OF ALKALOIDS. | |
| 1. Nux Vomica Group—Strychnine—Brucine—Igasurine. | |
385. | Nux Vomica—Characteristics of the Entire and of the Powdered Seed, | 319 |
386. | Chemical Composition of Nux Vomica, | 319 |
387. | Strychnine—Microscopical Appearances—Properties—Medicinal Preparations—Strychnine Salts, | 319-322 |
388. | Pharmaceutical and other Preparations of Nux Vomica, with Suggestions for their Valuation—Vermin-Killers, | 322-324 |
389. | Statistics, | 324-325 |
390. | Fatal Dose—Falck’s Experiments on Animals as to the Least Fatal Dose—Least Fatal Dose for Man, | 325-328 |
391. | Action on Animals—Frogs, | 328, 329 |
392. | Effects on Man—Symptoms—Distinction between “Disease Tetanus” and “Strychnos Tetanus,” | 329-331 |
393. | Diagnosis of Strychnine Poisoning, | 331, 332 |
394. | Physiological Action—Richet’s Experiments—The Rise of Temperature—Effect on the Blood-Pressure, | 332, 333 |
395. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 333 |
396. | Treatment, | 333 |
397. | Separation of Strychnine from Organic Matters—Separation from the Urine, Blood, and Tissues, | 334-337 |
398. | Identification of the Alkaloid—Colour Tests—Physiological Tests, | 337-339 |
399. | Hypaphorine, | 339 |
400. | Quantitative Estimation of Strychnine, | 339, 340 |
401. | Brucine; its Properties, | 340, 341 |
402. | Physiological Action of Brucine—Experiments of Falck, | 341, 342 |
403. | Tests for Brucine, | 342, 343 |
404. | Igasurine, | 344 |
405. | Strychnic Acid, | 344 |
| 2. The Quebracho Group of Alkaloids. | |
406. | The Alkaloids of Quebracho—Aspidospermine—Quebrachine, | 344 |
| 3. Pereirine. | |
407. | Pereirine, | 344, 345 |
| 4. Gelsemine. | |
408. | Properties of Gelsemine, | 345 |
409. | Fatal Dose of Gelsemine, | 345 |
410. | Effects on Animals—Physiological Action, | 345 |
411. | Effects of Gelsemine on Man, | 346 |
412. | Extraction from Organic Matters, or the Tissues of the Body, | 347 |
| 5. Cocaine. | |
413. | Cocaine; its Properties, | 47, 348 |
414. | Cocaine Hydrochlorate, | 348 |
415. | Pharmaceutical Preparations, | 348 |
416. | Separation of Cocaine and Tests, | 348, 349 |
417. | Symptoms, | 349 |
418. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 349, 350 |
419. | Fatal Dose, | 350 |
| 6. Corydaline. | |
420. | Properties of Corydaline, | 350 |
| V. THE ACONITE GROUP OF ALKALOIDS. | |
421. | Varieties of Aconite—Description of the Flower, and of the Seeds, | 350, 351 |
422. | Pharmaceutical Preparations of Aconite, | 351 |
423. | The Aconite Alkaloids, | 351 |
424. | Aconitine, | 351, 352 |
425. | Tests for Aconitine, | 352 |
426. | Benzoyl-Aconine Properties—Recognition of Benzoic Acid, | 353, 354 |
427. | Pyraconitine, | 354 |
428. | Pyraconine, | 354 |
429. | Aconine, | 355 |
430. | Commercial Aconitine—English and German Samples of Aconitine—Lethal Dose of the Alkaloid and of the Pharmaceutical Preparations, | 355-358 |
431. | Effects of Aconitine on Animal Life—Insects, Fish, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals, | 358-360 |
432. | Statistics, | 361 |
433. | Effects on Man, | 361 |
434. | Poisoning by the Root (Reg. v. M’Conkey), | 361, 362 |
435. | Poisoning by the Alkaloid Aconitine—Three Cases of Poisoning, | 363, 364 |
436. | Lamson’s Case, | 364, 365 |
437. | Symptoms of Poisoning by the Tincture, &c., | 365, 366 |
438. | Physiological Action, | 366 |
439. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 366, 367 |
440. | Separation of Aconitine from the Contents of the Stomach or the Organs, | 367, 368 |
| VI. THE MYDRIATIC GROUP OF ALKALOIDS—ATROPINE—HYOSCYAMINE—SOLANINE—CYTISINE. | |
| 1. Atropine. | |
441. | The Atropa belladonna; its Alkaloidal Content, | 368, 369 |
442. | The Datura stramonium—Distinction between Datura and Capsicum Seeds, | 369, 370 |
443. | Pharmaceutical Preparations—(a) Belladonna; (b) Stramonium, | 370, 371 |
444. | Properties of Atropine, | 371, 372 |
445. | Tests for Atropine, Chemical and Physiological, | 372-374 |
446. | Statistics of Atropine Poisoning, | 375 |
447. | Accidental and Criminal Poisoning by Atropine—Use of Dhatoora by the Hindoos, | 375, 376 |
448. | Fatal Dose of Atropine, | 376, 377 |
449. | Action on Animals, | 377 |
450. | Action on Man, | 377-380 |
451. | Physiological Action of Atropine, | 380 |
452. | Diagnosis of Atropine Poisoning, | 380 |
453. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 380 |
454. | Treatment of Cases of Poisoning by Atropine, | 380, 381 |
455. | Separation of Atropine from Organic Matters, &c., | 381 |
| 2. Hyoscyamine. | |
456. | Distribution of Hyoscyamine—Properties, | 381-383 |
457. | Pharmaceutical and other Preparations of Henbane, | 383, 384 |
458. | Dose and Effects, | 384 |
459. | Separation of Hyoscyamine from Organic Matters, | 385 |
| 3. Hyoscine. | |
460. | Hyoscine, | 385 |
| 4. Solanine. | |
461. | Distribution of Solanine, | 385, 386 |
462. | Properties of Solanine, | 386 |
463. | Solanidine, | 386, 387 |
464. | Poisoning from Solanine, | 387 |
465. | Separation from Animal Tissues, | 387 |
| 5. Cytisine. | |
466. | The Cytisus laburnum, | 387 |
467. | Reactions of Cytisine, | 388 |
468. | Effects on Animals, | 389 |
469. | Effects on Man—Illustrative Cases, | 389, 390 |
| VII. THE ALKALOIDS OF THE VERATRUMS. | |
470. | The Alkaloids found in the Veratrum Viride and Veratrum Album—Yield per Kilogram, | 390-392 |
471. | Veratrine—Cevadine, | 392 |
472. | Jervine, | 393 |
473. | Pseudo-jervine, | 393 |
474. | Protoveratridine, | 393 |
475. | Rubi-jervine, | 394 |
476. | Veratralbine, | 394 |
477. | Veratroidine, | 394 |
478. | Commercial Veratrine, | 394, 395 |
479. | Pharmaceutical Preparations, | 395 |
480. | Fatal Dose, | 395 |
481. | Effects on Animals—Physiological Action, | 395, 396 |
482. | Effects on Man—Illustrative Cases, | 396 |
483. | Symptoms of Acute and Chronic Poisoning, | 396, 397 |
484. | Post-mortem Signs, | 397 |
485. | Separation of the Veratrum Alkaloids from Organic Matters, | 397 |
| VIII. PHYSOSTIGMINE. | |
486. | The Active Principle of the Calabar Bean, | 397, 398 |
487. | Physostigmine or Eserine—Properties, | 398, 399 |
488. | Tests, | 399 |
489. | Pharmaceutical Preparations, | 399, 400 |
490. | Effects on Animals—On Man—The Liverpool Cases of Poisoning, | 400 |
491. | Physiological Action, | 401 |
492. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 401 |
493. | Separation of Physostigmine, | 401, 402 |
494. | Fatal Dose of Physostigmine, | 402 |
| IX. PILOCARPINE. | |
495. | Alkaloids from the Jaborandi, | 402 |
496. | Pilocarpine, | 402, 403 |
497. | Tests, | 403 |
498. | Effects of Pilocarpine, | 403, 404 |
| X. TAXINE. | |
499. | Properties of Taxine, | 404 |
500. | Poisoning by the Common Yew, | 404 |
501. | Effects on Animals—Physiological Action, | 404 |
502. | Effects on Man, | 404, 405 |
503. | Post-mortem Appearances, | 405 |
| XI. CURARINE. | |
504. | Commercial Curarine—Properties, | 405-407 |
505. | Physiological Effects, | 407 |
506. | Separation of Curarine, | 407, 408 |
| XII. COLCHICINE. | |
507. | Contents of Colchicine in Colchicum Seeds, | 408, 409 |
508. | Colchicine—Method of Extraction—Properties, | 409 |
509. | Tests, | 409, 410 |
510. | Pharmaceutical Preparations, | 410 |
511. | Fatal Dose, | 410, 411 |
512. | Effects of Colchicine on Animals, | 411 |
513. | Effects of Colchicum on Man—Illustrative Cases, | 411, 412 |