Alcohol: Its Place and PowerLindsay & Blakiston, 1883 - 317 pagina's |
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Pagina 17
... alkaloid , with an acrid , burning taste . It is one of the most intense of all poisons , approaching in its activity the strongest preparation of prussic acid . - 5. The other important element procured from the analysis of tobacco ...
... alkaloid , with an acrid , burning taste . It is one of the most intense of all poisons , approaching in its activity the strongest preparation of prussic acid . - 5. The other important element procured from the analysis of tobacco ...
Pagina 18
... alkaloid ; the smoker less of the alkaloid , but more of the oil ; the compari- son is simply a balance of evils , which is odious to either set of debauchees , and some get quit of the invidious comparison by taking the drug in both ...
... alkaloid ; the smoker less of the alkaloid , but more of the oil ; the compari- son is simply a balance of evils , which is odious to either set of debauchees , and some get quit of the invidious comparison by taking the drug in both ...
Pagina 46
... alkaloid , strychnia , is prescribed in small doses , several days elapse before its effects on the constitution are exemplified ; and , in like manner , a considerable period intervenes before its effects leave the system , after it ...
... alkaloid , strychnia , is prescribed in small doses , several days elapse before its effects on the constitution are exemplified ; and , in like manner , a considerable period intervenes before its effects leave the system , after it ...
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