The Action of Medicines in the System / Or, on the mode in which therapeutic agents introduced into the stomach produce their peculiar effects on the animal economy

by Frederick William Headland

Charcoal, said to become absorbed, [88].

Chemical theories of medicinal actions, [47].

Chlorine, an Antiscrofulic, [193].

Chloroform, [342].

Cholagogues, [295].

Cinchona, [129].

Citric acid, its actions, [123], [202], [205].

Cod-liver oil, [310].

Colchicum, [331].

Conium, its actions, [246].