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1353. Chlorine (gas). E. Violent coughing, tightness of the chest, debility, inability to stand. A. The vapour of caustic ammonia to be inhaled, or ten drops of liquid ammonia to one ounce of water to be taken. T. Dash cold water over the face, and relieve urgent symptoms. 1354. Lead. (Sugar of; red lead; wine sweetened by; and water impregnated with). E. Sugary astringent metallic taste, tightness of the throat, pains as if caused by colic, violent vomiting, hiccough, convulsions, and death. A. Epsom or Glauber's salt; plaster of Paris; or phosphate of soda. T. An emetic of sulphate of zinc (twenty-four grains to half a pint of water); leeches to belly; fomentations if necessary; and a dose of castor oil mixed with laudanum. 1355. Phosphorus. E. Intense burning and pain in the throat and stomach. A. Magnesia and carbonate of soda. T. Large draughts of cold water, and tickle the throat with a feather. Caution. Do not give oil or milk. 1356. Lime. E. Burning in the throat and stomach, cramps in the belly, hiccough, vomiting, and paralysis of limbs. A. Vinegar or lemon juice. T. Thin starch water to be drunk frequently. 1357. Alkalies. (Caustic potash; soda; ammonia.) E. Acrid, hot, disagreeable taste; burning in the throat, nausea, and vomiting bloody matter; profuse purging, pain in the stomach, colic, convulsions, and death. A. Vinegar and vegetable acids T. Give linseed tea, milk, almond or olive oil, and excite vomiting. 1358. Baryta (Carbonate, pure, and muriate of, See LIME para. 1356.)