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'I'liL- foregoing produce (when taken into the stomach) giddi- 

 ness, confusion of sight, wildness of the eyes, palpitations, loss 

 of memory and voice, stupor, nausea, vomiting, with great dis- 

 tention of the stomach, and convulsive twitchings. The only 

 treatment 1 can recommend persons to adopt in cases of urgent 

 necessity, where a medical man is not to he had, is to give an 

 ciii.tie, composed of about 20 grains of sulphate of zinc (commonly 

 tolled while ulriol mid white copperas), in u wine-glass of warm 

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