Dangers from use of cocaine in eye cases supposed to be due to decomposition accompanying fungoid growth. Graefe recommends the cocaine salt to be dissolved in solution of mercuric chloride 1 in 20,000.—L. ii./85,863,996,1070,1119,1167; B.M.J. ii./85,971,1184. Cocaine craving, 5 to 7 drachms per day of 4 per cent. solution caused a state of system allied to delirium tremens.—L. ii./85,732. Facial neuralgia relieved by quarter of a grain of salicylate of cocaine—L. ii./85,733. Hydrocele, medical cure of, a preliminary injection of cocaine solution before the injection of iodine recommended.—L. ii./85,829. Earache, a 2 per cent. solution of the hydrochlorate on wool is useful.—B.M.J. i./86,87. Toe-nail ingrowing, removal of, local injections should precede.—B.M.J. ii./85,1060. Larynx painted with 20 per cent. solution, a state of spasm was caused which required chloroform to subside it.—L. ii./85,946. Whooping-cough, 15 to 20 per cent. solution a valuable pigment to the larynx.—B.M.J. ii./85,981,992. Also in spray with glycerine.—L. ii./89,1098. For removal of a pile, after bathing it with hot water, some dry hydrochlorate was dusted over it, and one grain injected into its base; in 10 minutes after on applying the clamp and cautery, it was painlessly removed; the patient was next day able to attend his business; also found useful in many minor operations.—L. i./86,527. General résumé of its effects and uses. B.M.J. i./86,527,574. Thigh successfully amputated under the influence of cocaine, 1 per cent. solution injected into the skin and a half per cent. solution into the deeper parts; only during the sawing of the bone did the man complain of pain.—L. i./86,561 _ex Med. Jour._ N.Y., Feb. 20th. Angina pectoris, ½ grain three times a day.—L. ii./86,459. Morphine and nitrite of amyl are the best antidotes.—B.M.J. i./88,757. Vomiting of pregnancy relieved by internal use.—L. ii./87,754, and for sore nipples, 1061; B.M.J. ii./87,94. Camphor 5, chloral 5, cocaine hydrochlorate 1, warmed, form an oily liquid which cures toothache.—L. ii./86,324. Slight pains especially spasmodic, relieved by injection of a 20 per cent. solution into urethra.—L. i./88,871. Painless tooth extraction if a 15 per cent. solution be injected into the gum.—B.M.J. ii./86,601. In dentistry is of doubtful advantage, there is some danger, the gums do not absorb it.—L. ii./86,1190. Two cases of poisonous symptoms following the injection of one grain in 20 minims into gums, in tooth extraction.—L. i./88,872. Another case.—Pr. xli. 288. Lithotrity rendered painless by the injection of 16 grains dissolved in 12 ounces of warm water into the bladder.—B.M.J. i./88,972. Several cases of dangerous symptoms following its use in surgery.—L. i./87,780; St. Thomas Hosp. Rep. vol. xv. Thirty cases of danger narrated, chiefly following its hypodermic use.—Th. Gaz. Jan. 1888, 16.