Symptoms of Corrosive Poisoning 310 Symptoms of Irritation and Erethysm combined 314 Symptoms of Erethysm and Mercurial Tremor 316 SECTION 2. Action on different Tissues and in different Chemical forms 327 Force of evidence from Symptoms 336 SECTION 3. Morbid Appearances 337 SECTION 4. Treatment 342 CHAP. XV. Copper 345 SECTION 1. Tests for its Compounds 346 SECTION 2. Action and Symptoms 358 SECTION 3. Morbid Appearances 364 SECTION 4. Treatment 365 CHAP. XVI. Antimony 367 SECTION 1. Tests for its Compounds 367 SECTION 2. Action and Symptoms 371 SECTION 3. Morbid Appearances 376 SECTION 4. Treatment 377 CHAP. XVII. Tin, 379—Silver, 380—Gold, 383—Bismuth, 383—Chrome, 385—Zinc, 386—Iron, 391—Other rarer metals, 395 378 CHAP. XVIII. Lead 396 SECTION 1. Chemical History, and Tests for its Compounds 396 Action of Water on Lead 399 Action of Acidulous Fluids on Lead 416 Process for Lead in Organic Fluids 423 SECTION 2. Action and Symptoms in Man 424 Tradesmen who are apt to suffer from Lead 436 SECTION 3. Morbid Appearances 439 SECTION 4. Treatment, and Precautions for Workmen 441 CHAP. XIX. Baryta 446 CHAP. XX. Vegetable Acrids, Euphorbia, Castor-oil seed, Physic-nut, Bitter Cassava, Manchineel, Croton, Bryony, Colocynth, Elaterium, Ranunculus, Anemone, Caltha, Clematis, Trollius, Mezereon, Cuckoo-pint, Gamboge, Daffodil, Jalap, Savin 451 CHAP. XXI. Cantharides 470 CHAP. XXII. Poisonous Fish 477 CHAP. XXIII. Venomous Serpents and Insects 484 CHAP. XXIV. Diseased and Decayed Animal Matter 487 CHAP. XXV. Mechanical Irritants 501