The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-18


preserve the following list of chemical
poisons and the most readily obtainable
antidotes. Many Of the substances in
l'cluded the list are harmless in small
doses, but prove violent poisons when -
taken in large quantities. sos.s
1. Observation-Disclosures acid e. oil of -
vitroi y, and nitric acid (sssquafor--.se'
Antidotes-Magnesia, soda, chalk,
whiting. soap-suds, or plaster rom
IT" Treatment of patient-4give mar,
eggs, oils, or flaxseed tea. (A)
3 Poisons -AIutriatic acid.
fs1Anfidotes- Same as hin9 L, fsxceptl ~
chain, plaster from wills, and whiting, y
which must not be given.
| Treatment-Same as in L. (A)
/, s. Poisons--Oxalic acid C.. salt of
lemons y, potash binoxilate e. salts of
4 Antidotes- Magnesia, chalk, plaster
/ from walls No soda or sOGp-suds.
1 Treatment--Give an emetie. a{Twen-
ty grains of zinc sulphate, if procura-
BILE, is best) h.(Aoyls- lilaS sehra
| 4. Poisons-Acetic acid (strong vim
egar), tartaric acid si'ts 'siil yss- issTa -
Antidotes- Magnesia or soda mixed Is
Treatment-Sarne as in I. -.f
5. Poisons-Soda, potash Qye). am
monia.
/ ..Antidotes- Vinegar and water, lemon .,sa
juice, orange juice, or lime juice.
Treatment-Give oils, or the sub
stances mentioned in 1. y (At<fa ANA+A
6. Poisons- Saltpeter, cream of tar
tar, sulphate of potash.
4 Antidotes-None known. ~ -
Observation-Disclosures, ice internally
and hot fomentatien on the bowels, milk,
or barley-tea. .,.t..a u,,tttF
/ caustic ~ aslaiet . taz assiis' s.sfse ~
Antidotes Common SALT. brine, or
Treatment Emetics, after giving the
antidotes. .sfON y 4
s. Poisons-Arsenic, Paris green.
Nd Antidotesr-Charcoalp powdered, mag
nesia, oil, and lime-water. Hydrated
oxide of iron is the best antidete,iand is
made instantly by adding ammonia to
/ tincture of iron, (muriate).s Taes ~ a3itff
I Observation-Disclosures, white Of eggs, -
milk; afterwards good dose of castor
! O. Poisons Mercury salts, corrosive
sublimate. III s7.tttsSuS-,W.a rauNfsb
81 EAntidotes- eggs (both yelk and
white), milk, flour and water, iron
filings in mucilage, "a uals,etE
Treatment = Emetics, rice water,
" starch paste; afterwards opiates. Il,
l. TO- Poisons-Lead acetate ('sugar of safe
lead ~, e. fly poison ~.
Antidotes - EPSON salts, Glauber's
salts, alum, white of eggs.
Treatment - Emetics, - spurgatives,
milk.
H. PoisonsACopper sulphatei ('sbhe.
stone y.
Antidotes- White of eggs, sugar, iron
! filings.
Treatment metics.s (See note By
10 PoisOns-AlcOhOl
Antidotes Dilute Ammonia water.
Treatment - Emetics, salt water
{ warm mustard water, cold bath. ~ -
|, X Ii. Poisons-Coal gas. ,.,t,ts.tY
I Antidote-Fresh air.
! j. Treatment Bleeding(D s-f7-,s s'r
/, IA. Phosphorus (rat poison matches. -
Antidote-none.
ai Treatment = Emetics, slippery-elm
tea or barley tea, but no oils.
! 49, Poisons-Henban bitter-sweet,.
deadly nightshade.
: Antidofess17 Strong tea, eh hp
= cred, effusion Of oak bark. y -
Observation-Disclosures. followed by
: castor oil. sttFsA sifNA""NA
. 16. Poisons-Strychnine
a AntidoteszC Charcoal, choral hydrate. p
reatment-Emetics, tobacco juice
q Eapplied to the pit OF. the stomach Cora
few moments only, warm injections.
= IL. Poisons--Prussie5 acid, 3 1aurel 3.
> water, peach oil, oil of bitter almonds;
: Antdotes-Magnesia,i iron grust, am
: monia Gnhaled cautiously. ....,..,. t...,s
e Treatment Stomach pump, enetics,
: application of cold water and friction,
!. brandy and strong, Coffee 1esss&S
u L q 10. Poisons-Tobacco.
9 ssAutidotes-Tea, effrision of oak bark
!, Observation-Disclosures, purgatives.
= 10. .Poisons-Camphor. roe.koDS
! Antidotes-None.
i Observation-Disclosures, opium Qaud-si 4
= anun). a'-aei
q 20. Poisons-Pioson oak, sumach.
L 'sAntidotes- Weak ammonia water. . -
= Observation-Disclosures, milk, oils.
81 Ms tEoTEs-D aSA St'fO fs T.
J (A,) For Mes. 1, 2 and s-the ,stom-
= ach pump mast not be used aSIr.,x
OBJ The poison itself will often pro-
! duee violent vomiting. In all such
= cases emetics may be omitted in the I
: treatment. eas-ss- ,s i7r
: Common emetics are q tablespoon
= full of salt in WATER, q teaspoonful OF
y mustard in water, 20 grains zinc sui
!, plate, $40 grains copper suiphate. = NJ
I In all cases OF, suspected poisoning
= send for physician at onee.g Use the b
greatest caution in administering any
= but the simplest remedies without med
, zeal advice.-Dr. A. r. Ledosir, IN Rss-
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ii , -Chere Monsieur De Lessep5s: The
= doctrine Monroe il must ct il shall be
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