INDEX.

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Abbas the Great, his edict,

Alcohol the intoxicating principle of all liquors,
its action differs from that of opium,
Alexander the Great died of drunkenness,
Amurath IV. made smoking a capital offence,
Ardent Spirits, drunkenness modified by,

Armstrong, Dr., his remarks on the disease of the brain,
Arrack, a spiritous liquor long known in the East, .
Balfour, Mr. Alexander, case communicated by,
Bangue possesses intoxicating properties,

Bardolph, his nose,

113

Brodie, Mr., his experiments on tobacco,

- opinion regarding the absorption of Alcohol, 82

4

74

109

111

202

112

8

110

217

5, 10, 42

60

Broomley, Mr., his remedy for drunkenness,
Bunbury, his caricature of the "Long Story,"
Caldwell, Dr., on the cure of drunkenness,
Camphor possesses intoxicating properties,
Carbonic acid possesses intoxicating properties,
Cardinal Santa Crocé introduced tobacco into Italy,

Carnaro, extract from,

Catherine de Medicis the inventor of snuff,

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96

37

176

77

78

58

122

57

Cocculus Indicus,

Clutterbuck, Dr., his opinion of delirium tremens,

Coffee, used in poisoning from opium,

131

74

101

Darwin, Dr., averse to blooding in drunkenness,
his account of psora ebriorum,

94

114

Edgar, Professor, his account of Temperance Societies,

anecdote by .

Edgeworth, Mr., his case,

Good, Dr. Mason, a believer in spontaneous combustion,

Gordon, Duchess of, used opium,

Grace Pitt, case of,

Grog, origin of the term,

Hair, state of,