Triturate the aconitine with the sugar, added in portions, until well mixed.
Mix the aconitine with the red fat sugar by very thorough trituration in a mortar and compress in a tablet machine, using 3/8-inch die and punches, to make one hundred 0.
I held this over him now, and I made him, unknown to Bannerman, increase the doses of aconitine in the medicine until they were sufficient for my experimental purposes.
Unfortunately, yes; he made use of aconitine for that otherwise laudable purpose.
It was only after great pressure that I could persuade him to add an infinitesimal portion of aconitine to his prescriptions.
The Admiral died of aconitine poisoning; and Sebastian observed and detailed the symptoms.
I did not give the Admiral any more aconitine after I had taken over the case.
Turnbull, either that the plant contains two bases, or that the aconitine of Geiger and Hesse is an altered product.
The aconitine of Geiger and Hesse does not appear to possess the same action on the system.
It produces numbness of the tongue when applied to it, and is said to contract the pupil, whereas Geiger's aconitine dilates it.
As a remedy in neuralgia and similar painful and obscure diseases, the aconitineof Turnbull possesses most valuable powers.
Turnbull has succeeded in producing, but with difficulty and in small quantity, an aconitinepossessing in perfection all the active properties of the plant.
As a topical remedy, aconitine is most valuable for the relief of neuralgic and rheumatic pains.
In obtaining the aconitine of Turnbull, much appears to depend on the freshness of the plant; and the alkaloid itself is easily decomposed, especially by alkalies.
Aconitine will cure a local pain where every description of depletive and counter-irritant has failed.
The openness of that proceeding was to blind the eyes of detectives and lawyers alike; the aconitine was conveyed to the lad's stomach by means of a raisin in the piece of Dundee cake which Lamson cut with his penknife and handed to him.
The contained alkaloid, delphinine, is toxic, resembling aconitinein its physiologic action.
Ferguson believes that he put the dose of aconitine in the glass of water which Jimmie asked for," explained Kent, and would have continued his remarks, but a scream from Barbara startled him.
Oh," she stopped midway up the staircase and waited for the butler to overtake her, "Grimes, to whom did you give the aconitine on Sunday?
Killed by a dose of aconitine by a person or persons unknown,' was the jury's verdict, and a nice tangle they have left me to ferret out.
The fact that aconitine was used convinces me of that," answered Kent.
Come, Stone, call up the druggist, repeat the number to him, and ask if it calls for your aconitine prescription.
Stone had accompanied the trio, and his testimony, supported by two chemists, regarding the time required for aconitine poison to act, had gone far to weaken the detective's case against Rochester.
But the inquest proved that Jimmie was killed by a dose of aconitine poison," she reminded him, as she tucked the handkerchief up her sleeve.
Do you know many instances where aconitine was used by murderers?
Why did you wish information about this box of aconitine pills prescribed for Mrs. Brewster during her attack of neuralgia?
Did you see him take Mrs. Brewster's aconitinepills off the hall table?
Did you prescribe a dose ofaconitine for Mrs. Brewster recently?
And concluded they were what remained of the aconitine pills which Grimes, the McIntyre butler, said he left on the hall table Sunday afternoon.
Grimes' outrageous insinuation that he had been assaulted on account of confiding to her that the box of aconitine pills had been left on the hall table where any one could get them, was the outcome of his battered condition.
Who gave Jimmie youraconitine pills which Grimes left on the hall table?
In each case the animals died, the symptoms being the same and characteristic of aconitine poisoning.
Apart from that, bodies of the nature of alkaloids were formed in the body by decomposition, and the effects upon the mice attributed to aconitine might very well have been caused by one of these alkaloids.
Lamson had purchased small quantities of aconitinefrom different chemists, and this strengthened the suspicions already attaching to him.
It was further pointed out that there had been no opportunity of giving the boy a pill without the knowledge of the schoolmaster, and that the prisoner could not have charged the capsule with aconitine without having been observed.
Aconitine will cause numbness, tingling in the mouth, also in the fingers, possibly cramps in arms and legs.
Aconitine doesn't leave gross traces for post-mortem, it's a job for the toxicologist, a chemical job.
Four milligrams of aconitine in the organs he studied, and they say one milligram is enough to kill.
You looked of course for evidence of aconitine poisoning?
There was aconitine in Callista Blake's apartment; the defense has not denied it.
Doctor, will you give the jury a description of the effects of aconitine in a lethal or near-lethal dose?
The best method of application is by rubbing in a small quantity of the aconitine ointment until numbness is felt, but the costliness of this preparation causes the use of the aconite liniment to be commonly resorted to.
The usual test for solutions of aconitine consists in slight acidulation with acetic acid and addition of potassium permanganate, which causes the formation of a red crystalline precipitate.
Commercial aconitia or aconitine is generally met with as a white amorphous powder, but is occasionally crystalline.
But aconitine and narcotine are only thrown down from concentrated solutions, and a few are not precipitated at all.
Somebody managed to get that aconitineand administer it to Miss Carrington secretly, and it is for us to find out who did it,--who could do it, in the face of almost insuperable obstacles.
If she took the aconitine alone and voluntarily, she knew it was poison, for she said "To-morrow I shall be freed forever from this homely face.
Petit's aconitine nitrate, taken by the mouth, gave rise to symptoms so violent that it was evidently a dangerous dose, while 4 mgrms.
Man is evidently more sensitive to aconitine than any of the dogs or cats experimented upon, since, in the German cases to be recorded, 1.
What kind of aconitine was then in commerce I know not, and since apparently a person of considerable social rank was the subject of the poisoning, the case has been imperfectly reported.
Aconitine is not precipitated by mercuric potassium iodide, but gives a voluminous precipitate with an aqueous solution of iodine in potassium iodide.
Aconitine dissolved in nitric acid, evaporated to dryness, and then treated with alcoholic potash, gives off an unmistakable odour of benzoic ester.
Aconitine also may, by heating with dilute acids, be made to readily yield benzoic acid, an acid easy of identification.
The three alkaloids are aconitine, aconine and benzoyl-aconine; besides which pyraconitine and pyraconine can be obtained by suitable treatment from aconitine and aconine.
After this administer the intestinal antiseptic religiously, with aconitine for the fever.
It will be noted that in the above unnumbered list aconitine and Dover's powder have been substituted for apomorphia hydrochlorate and digitalin recommended in Chapter III.
The tests of aconitine are not sufficiently well known to permit of the isolation of it in a body.
And without waiting for his guest's reply, he continued reading the letter: "The experiments promised to be all the more conclusive as aconitine is one of those drugs which conceal themselves most obstinately from analysis.
But would traces ofaconitine be found in a body which had been two years buried?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aconitine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
