Ammonium Bromatum

Authorities. 4, Clark and Emory, Monograph on Bromide of Potassium, p. 165, a student took 40 grains in 1 ounce of water, at 7 p.m. ; 4a, the same, at 2.45 p.m. next day, took a rectal injection of 40 grains in mucilage of starch ; 5, another student, took 40 grains in a claret glass of water, on an empty stomach, at 10 p.m.; 5a, same, took 20 grains on a full stomach, at 12 oclock, before retiring to bed ; 6, Dr. Barlow, Lancet, 1877 (1), p. 839, effects on a girl, with laryngismus.

Within half an hour, felt as though he had taken a dose of Opium, though less excited ; thinks that he fell asleep without the aid of the drug; dreamed of trying to pass urine into a bottle, but could not do so on account of being constantly in a crowd of men or women,^“.—Tightness at the temples (within three hours and a half),‘.—Flushing of the face (within three hours and a half ),\—Had a dejection during the day ; towards evening he noticed uneasiness in the bowels (second day); the next day decided diarrhoea set in, and lasted for twelve hours; no griping or distress was induced, except that the abdomen felt as if distended with flatus; he never had diarrhoea, and could see no cause for this attack except from the drug,^ —Slight excitement of the circulation (within three hours and a half ),\— The same excitement of the circulation as noticed above, besides feeling a slight nervous excitement, such as he has alter taking wine (alter fortyfive minutes),^^—Vascular excitement, and exhilaration as after taking Morphine ; this gradually decreased, and was lost in a fit of drowsiness (after forty minutes),^—[140.] Pulse 80, before taking the dose; 88 (after fifteen minutes); 80 (after thirty minutes),I—Found himself boiling and then retired (after one hour and a quarter),^—Rash villous and papillated in the flexures of the neck, persistently for several weeks,®,—Prickling sensation in the skin (within three hours and a half ),k