... afford, see Bilberry, eec. Putrefaction, how prevented, see Charcoal. Putrid Diseases, see Fever. i* GENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE. 31 Quinsy, remedies for, see Aca- cia ; Anise ; ...

... general greuter with cellulose scetate filters than with charcoal filters. SOURCE: Wynder, E.L. (42) Reductions of the Toxic Activity of Cigarette Smoke: References (1) (2) (8) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) ( ...

... antidote to aconite, though astringents and ani mal charcoal are said to be useful. Thomas L. Stedman. 68 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Aconite. Acromion Process. ...

... holes in the plate, after which solder on charcoal or other suitable substance without investment." METALLIC BASE WITH RUBBER ATTACHMENT. 665 By reference to Fig. 431, which illustrates Mr. Engle's method ...

... which have been produced by the action of Charcoal upon the healthy organism; we will review these symptoms with reference to the pathological conditions to which they correspond. ...

... the sutures, and applied a linseed meal and charcoal poultice. Next day, however, gangrene set in, he sank rapidly, and died the following morning. 12th July. “ It is of importance to remark with reference to this case, that in the night of ...

... may be drawn off as required. Gravel, sand, charcoal, spongy iron, and blocks or beds of various porous materials are used as the filtering medium. If 721 Water. Water. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. the water flow ...

... heat. Physiological Effects.—The remarks already made in reference to the physio- * logical effects of wood charcoal apply equally well to animal charcoal. Uses.—The ...

... heat. Physiological Effects.—The remarks already made in reference to the phy- siological effects of wood charcoal apply equally well to animal charcoal. Uses.—The ...

... in a paper on the use of animal charcoal in the refining of sugar, offer certain principles and suggest certain practical processes in reference to this agent, which are of general interest, ...