[B] If not kept prepared, the remedy may be speedily got ready in any chemist’s shop in the following way: Mix together the contents of the bottles containing tincture of the muriate of iron (the liquor ferri perchloridi does as well) and liquor ammoniæ fortior. Run the mixture through a loose filter, saving the precipitate; turn filtering paper or tow, if that has been used, and all into a vessel containing water, agitate well, and use the precipitate by spoonfuls as it falls to the bottom. [C] Considering the reprehensible way in which pseudo-medical advice is given in some newspapers and cheap periodicals, it is only surprising that more cases of poisoning do not occur. Take the following example (_Sunday Times_, 3d October, 1847), of a cure for dysentery: “Half a noggin of logwood, well boiled and strained, half a glass of port wine, and twenty drops of laudanum, have proved successful in checking dysentry in adults. For children only fifteen drops of laudanum should be used.” Transcriber’s notes: The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one. penal servitude for a term not exceding ten years. penal servitude for a term not exceeding ten years. wound in the foot, the symptons of poisoning wound in the foot, the symptoms of poisoning the symptons of poisoning do not occur. the symptoms of poisoning do not occur. must not be forgetten that sometimes a poisonous must not be forgotten that sometimes a poisonous of the nervous sysem; and in a third, a combination of the nervous system; and in a third, a combination acid is given off, after which sulphretted acid is given off, after which sulphuretted indentity; arsenic and antimony may thus be readily identity; arsenic and antimony may thus be readily some on certain nerves only, or on the basomotor some on certain nerves only, or on the vasomotor In classification table: Strychina. Strychnia. rhubarb (Rheum Rhaponticum.) It can hardly be rhubarb (Rheum Rhaponticum). It can hardly be with oxalic acid (oxalate of copper,) which is with oxalic acid (oxalate of copper), which is intestines were found much inflammed. intestines were found much inflamed. found in commerce, is int he form of grey-colored found in commerce, is in the form of grey-colored pain in the stomach, with vomiting, &c., the symtoms pain in the stomach, with vomiting, &c., the symptoms perchloride of mecury; and perchloride of mercury; and Arsenic is not a poison that accmulates in the Arsenic is not a poison that accumulates in the become oxydized, and octahedral crystals become oxidized, and octahedral crystals mucous membrance of the stomach; but oil or mucous membrane of the stomach; but oil or