Transcriber’s Notes

Inconsistent, archaic and unusual spelling, hyphenation, capitalisation, etc. have been retained, except as mentioned below. This includes the use of Linne for Linné, atrophine for atropine, Qussia for Quassia, incontinuence for incontinence, Reisling and Resiling for Riesling; Chichona and Cinchona; chlorid and chlorate for chloride, etc. that may either be deliberately used alternative spellings or typographical errors.

Individual medicines have been treated as sections, which were (when applicable) grouped together in chapters based on their common compound.

The book has several sentences where a word (or some words) may be missing; these have not been corrected, unless mentioned below.

Depending on the hard- and software used and their settings, not all elements may display as intended.

Page 36, miscible with ether chloroform: presumably miscible with ether and chloroform.

Page 37, owe their flavor to bouquet to ethers: as printed in the source document; possibly an error for ... to a bouquet of ethers.

Page 41, 20 gr. to 1 dr.: the animal for this dose is not mentioned, but is possibly the dog.

Page 46, distillation of nitric and amylic alcohol: possibly an error for ... nitric acid and amylic alcohol.

Page 51, These four proportions of ammonia: possibly an error for These four preparations of ammonia; alcoholic proportions: possibly an error for alcoholic preparations.

Page 85, 97, U. S.: presumably U. S. P. (for Pharmacopoeia) as elsewhere.

Changes:

Many minor obvious typographical errors have been corrected silently.

Aquous and aqueous have been standardised to aqueous; columba and calumba to calumba; hydrastic to hydrastis.

PageSource documentChanged to
7Antiferement.Antiferment.
9Commony ElateriumCommon Elaterium
10seatonssetons
Cautery Potenteal.Cautery Potential.
12PancratinPancreatin
13Epispostic.Epispastic.
14SegenarootSenegaroot
17borac acidboric acid (boracic acid might also be appropriate)
24quaqua—horaquaqua-hora
OclariusOctarius
UnguntumUnguentum
25crystitiscystitis
26cresolcreosol
PHENO—ACIDUM CARBOLICUM—CARBOLIC ACIDPHENOL—ACIDUM CARBOLICUM—CARBOLIC ACID
30horneyhorny
32perotiditiesperotiditis (also called parotiditis elsewhere in the book)
41Aloe chinenisisAloe chinensis
50AQUA AMMONIAE FORTORAQUA AMMONIAE FORTIOR
53the oxygens, carrying powerthe oxygen carrying power
intestinal paristalsisintestinal peristalsis
55ARGENTE NITRAS MITIGATUSARGENTI NITRAS MITIGATUS
56senuses of fistulous witherssinuses of fistulous withers
58ARSENIC TROXIDEARSENIC TRIOXIDE
LIQUOR POTASSII ARSENTISLIQUOR POTASSII ARSENITIS
59excharoticescharotic
60exidationexudation
acidum arcenosumacidum arsenosum
61Aspidum Filix—masAspidium Filix-mas.
62aspediumaspidium
65pharangitispharyngitis
66stryraxstyrax
68rheumatic effectionsrheumatic affections
69abraided surfacesabraded surfaces
70CAMBOGIAGAMBOGIA (this section is no longer in alphabetical order after the correction)
TINCLURA CALUMBAETINCTURA CALUMBAE
73stangurystrangury
75adapsadeps
83antonic indigestionatonic indigestion
84the action of quinine or micro-organisms ...the action of quinine on micro-organisms ...
86neurectonyneurectomy
97Uncaria Gembier, Roxb.Uncaria Gambir, Roxb.
100albumenatesalbuminates
101emisisemesis
103GOLDEN ZEALGOLDEN SEAL
106parasitideparasiticide
disquamaticdesquamatic
110Commandel CoastCoromandel Coast
112anyl alcoholamyl alcohol
116alvein secretionsalvine secretions
Pinus paulstrisPinus palustris
120The Smyram, or Turkey opiumThe Smyrna, or Turkey opium
123ammonicalammoniacal
126bismuth sub. nitratebismuth subnitrate
129electurieselectuaries
130OLEUM PISISOLEUM PICIS
132repeated header PREPARATIONSdeleted
138scirrhusscirrhous
142internally in purperalinternally in puerperal
152chologoguecholagogue
153All ethyl-nitrate toAdd ethyl-nitrate to
157psoriasespsoriasis
159Zingiber officialeZingiber officinale
162acediousacidious
165 ff.,
Index
duplicate entry Acid, Carbolicremoved
Argenti Nitras Fususmoved to proper place
Entry Ethermoved from separate entry (directly before Chittem Bark) to the second line of entry Chloroform compared with
Wand Measures TablesWeights and Measures Tables
Several typographical errorscorrected in order to conform to the text; when necessary the entries concerned were moved to their properplaces after correction.