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Chapter C: Carbolic Acid, see Acids, 94

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Catalepsy—Trance, 37

Charcoal, suffocated by, 109

Children’s Colic, 49

Chloroform, Poisoning by, 97

Chloral, see Chloroform, 97

Cholera Morbus, 40

” Asiatic, 15

Choking, 39

” suffocated by, 108

Clothes catching Fire, 42

Collar Bone broken, 20

Cold, Effects of, 64

Colic, 43

” Wind or Flatulent, 44

” Flatulent or Wind, 44

” Bilious, 45

” Painters’, 47

” in Children, 49

Concluding Remarks, 128

Contused Wounds, 120

Convulsions—Fits, 75

Copper Compounds, Poisoning by, 96

Corrosive Sublimate, see Mercury Compounds, 96

Corrosive Sublimate, see Bug Poison, 95

Crabs, see Bad Fish, 95

Cramps, 51

Creosote Acid, see Acids, 94

Crochet Needles in the Flesh, 73

Cut or Wound, Bleeding from, 33

Cyanide of Potassium, see Prussic Acid, 94

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What to do in cases of accidents and emergenciesChapter C: Carbolic Acid, see Acids, 94

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