Decennial Index ^ 1 88 1 — 1 890. 
109 
— Japanese:, origin, 86, 259. . 
— Macassar, histology, 80, 297. 
— Vexezuela, origin, 86, 258 — anat- 
omy of leaves, 86, 613. 
— West Indian, histology and origin, 
86, 297. 
— See also Santalum. 
SANDARAC, acid number, etc., 87, 
93. 
SANGRE de draco, source, 86, 77. 
SANGUINARIA canadensis, contains 
protopin, OO, 13 — histology (Slo- 
cum),81, 273— second alkaloid, 81, 
• 279 — analysis of resin, 81, 276. 
— of Mexico, Illecebrum Paronychia, 
86, 122. 
SANGUINARINE, detection, 85, 453 
— estimation with Mayer's solution, 
88, 496 — in Macleya cordata, 82, 
627. 
SANICULA MARiLANDicA, Constitu- 
ents, 84, 463. 
S ANITAS FLUID, 83, 142. 
SANTALIN reactions, 81, 51. 
SA.NTALUM. See also Sandal wood. 
— ALBUM, distribution and products, 
86, 254. 
— AusTRo-CALEDONiuM, Cultivated, 86, 
257. 
— cuNNiNGHAMi, New Zealand, 86, 
257. 
— FREYCiNETiANUM,-Sandwich Islands, 
86, 256. 
— HOMEi, extinct, 86, 256. 
— iNSULARE, Tahiti, 86, 256. 
LATIFOLIUM, 86, 257. 
— CYGNORUM, Australia. 86, 257. 
— YASi, Fiji Islands, 86, 256— yield 
of volatile oil, 88, 182. 
SANTOLINA ciiamtecyparissus, an 
thelmintic, 85, 520. 
SANTOXIN, administration, 84, 647 
— derivatives, 86, 139— detection 
after death (length of time), 88, 
569 — physiological action, 88, 259 
—toxicity of white and yellow, 87, 
296— urinary coloration, 87, 21 — 
solution in castor oil is very active, 
88, 511, 90, 343. 
SANVITALIA procumbens, uses, 86, 
23. 
SAPINDUSMOLLE.uses, 85, 311. 
— saponaria, use of leaves, 90, 194. 
SAPO jalapinus — S. kalinus — S. medi- 
catus, Ph. Germ., 83, 131. 
KALINUS HYDRARGYROSUS, USeS, 87, 
604. 
— See also soap. 
SAPONARIA OFFICINALIS, properties 
of saponin, 84, 273— soluble starch 
in leaves, 87, 73— use of leaves, 
90, 195. See also Soap root. 
— de Mexico, Anagallis arvensis, 86, 
122. 
SAPONIMENTUM (Dieterich), 85, 
26. 
SAPONIN, characters, 83, 469— 
chemistry (saponaria), 84, 273, 
(quillaya), 84, 276 — presence in 
plants, 90, 552. 
SAPOTO. See Aciiras. 
SAPUCAYA NUT, origin, 82, 3-16, 
86, 447. 
SARACHA Jaltomata, uses, 86, 20. 
SARCOCEPIIALUS esculentus, prop- 
erties of the bark, 85, 250. 
SARRACENIA variolaris, uses in the 
South, 85, 89. 
SARSAPARILLA (Mexico), Smilax 
medica, 86, 172. 
SASSAFRAS bark, p. c. of tannin, 
82, 388. 
— GoEsiANUM, description of bark, 
8 9 38 
SATURATIONES, Ph. Germ., 83, 
131. 
SAUCO (Sambucus), 86, 122. 
SAVIN, use in cancer, 88, 551. 
SAXOLIN, name proposed for petro- 
leum ointment, 81, 34, 317. 
SCABIOSA atropurpurea, uses, 85, 
311. 
SCALES, prescription, best form, 83, 
78. 
SCAMMONY, acid number, etc., 87, 
93— assay process of U. S. Ph., 90, 
j 222 — examination of commercial, 
82, 545, 85, 153— yield of resin, 
86, IIP— spurious, 83, 583. 
j — ROOT, yield of resin, 82, 545. 
I SCHIMSCH, Cassia absus, use in eye 
I diseases, 85, 295. 
1 SCHINUS MOLLE, uses, 85, 340. 
: SCHKUHRIxl abrotanoides, uses. 
i 85, 339. 
I SCHWEIZER'S REAGENT (cuproxam), 
properties, 87, 507. 
SCIENCE Hall. University of Wis- 
consin, fire, 85, h\. 
SCILLA. See Squill. 
SCILLAIN, characters, 83, 368. 
SCOLOPENDRIUM ofpicinarum, 
medicinal properties, 86, 20. 
SCO POLE I NE, properties, 81, 451 — 
mydriatic, 357. 
SCO'POLETINE, fluorescent princi- 
ple of scopolia, 88, 235. 
SCOPOLIA cARNioLicA, distribution, 
90, 103— histology, 90, 105— hi^s- 
tory, 90, 99, 103, 107— pharmacy, 
90, 101 — vield of extract and alka- 
