XII CONTENTS. 



CHAPTER XVIII. 



PAGE 



HYDROPHOBIA - - 314-336 



Pasteur's Experiments Attempts to Demonstrate Micro-organisms 

 Hydrophobia does not arise Spontaneously Disease not 

 Confined to Man or Canine Animals Pasteur's Early Ex- 

 periments with Saliva Unsuccessful Successful Experiments 

 Symptoms of the Disease Position in which Virulent 

 Material is Found Different Animals Differently Affected 

 Alteration of Virulence Method of Preparing Inoculation 

 Material Description of Experiments Joseph Meister the 

 First Patient Treated Method of Treatment now Adopted 

 Treatment of Wolf Bites The Time Factor in the Disease- 

 Rationale of Inoculation Method Filtered Virus Non- 

 Virulent Method of Inoculation Description of Depart- 

 ments, Apparatus and Methods of Working in the Pasteur 

 Institute. 



CHAPTER XIX. 



BACTERIA OF THE MOUTH - 336-346 



The Mouth a Good Forcing Ground for Bacteria Food Material 

 Kinds of Bacteria found in the Mouth by Miller and Vignal 

 Bacteria in the Teeth in Caries, in Milk Teeth, and in 

 Abscesses Combination of Lactic Acid with Lime Salts 

 Organisms Attack Decalcified Base Substance Artificial 

 Decay Mode of Invasion of Teeth by Bacteria Poisonous 

 Saliva Micrococcus of Sputum Septicaemia Pneumococcus 

 Other Organisms found in the Mouth Septicaemia fol- 

 lowing Slight Operations in the Mouth. 



CHAPTER XX. 



THE BACTERIA OF COLOUR AND PHOSPHORESCENCE - - 347-355 



Colour-Forming Bacteria Micrococcus Prodigiosus Magenta 

 Micrococcus Beggiotoa Roseopersicina Bacillus of Blue 

 Milk Sulphur Pigments Iron Pigments Bacillus 

 Fluorescens Putidus Phosphorescent Bacteria Six Species 

 Method of Cultivation Conditions under which they 

 produce Light. 



CHAPTER XXI. 



POISONOUS ALKALOIDS AND ALBUMINOIDS - - 356-367 



Early Observations Burrows, Kerner, Panum, &c. Ptomaines 

 Leucomaines Brieger's Work The Alkaloids, Poisonous 

 and Non- Poisonous General and Local Reactions 

 Structure and Composition Sketch of Chemistry Cholera 



