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  modes of poisoning by, II. 220—221
  death by external application of, II. 220
  experiments on external application of, II. 221
    internal use of, ib.
  physiological action of, II. 223
  dissection of bodies poisoned by, II. 225
  disease induced by, II. 229
  state of the blood produced by, ib.
  introduced post mortem, II. 230
  redness of the stomach not a certain proof of, II. 230
  chemical tests of, II. 232
  solid, how detected, II. 232
  how reduced to metal, II. 233
  different modes of detecting, II. 234—240
  metalized by charcoal, II. 238
    by lime, ib.
  effect of nitre on, II. 239
    nitrate of silver, II. 239—240
    muriates on, II. 242
    ammoniuret of silver, II. 244
    sulphate of copper, II. 245
    ammoniuret of copper, ib.
    sulphuretted hydrogen, II. 248
    lime water, II. 249
  tests of, errors respecting, II. 246—249
  adulterations of, II. 243—249
  does not blacken steel, II. 250
  does not prevent dough from rising, ib.
  examination of when mixed with food, II. 252
    when absorbed by the stomach, II. 254
  effect of iodine on, II. 272

ARSENICAL vapour, effects of, 339

ARSON (see Combustion), 402

ASSISTANT, Surgeon liable for the mala praxis of his, 81

ASTHMA, extraordinary treatment of, II. 200

ASPHYXIA, II. 35
  of privies, II. 49
  treatment of, II. 75—84

ASPHYXIA, idiopathica, II. 30

ASTRINGENT poisons, II. 202

ATROPIA, II. 411