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E.

MERCK,
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MANUTACTURING CHEMIST.

New YORK: ra XA^ILLIAM STREET.

DARMSTADT, GERMANY.

JEWRV

LONDON:
STREET.

1889.
CopvnicMT BY
E.

Merck.

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OWN -

AMERICAN HOUSE NEW YORK CITY,

rS

LOCATED

IN

No. 73 WILLIAM STREET.

[P. O. Box

2649.]

THEODORK
Empowered

\?veick:e:r,
in

Attorney and General Business Manager for E. Merck

the U.

S.

NEW YORK,
U. S. A.

DARMSTADT,
Germany.

LONDON,
England.

lyjanufactui^ing
Purveyor
lo the

dhemigt
AND

and

phai^macButigt,

Materia Medica of all Countries.

MERCK'S LABORATORIES AT DARMSTADT WERE FOUNDED

IN

THE YEAR

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First American Edition.

Price: $1.00.

m^

Index
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J^me C/iemica/s and Drttgs ^>'

MATERIA MEDICA
nT
A

js

COMPRISING
IN

SUMMARY OF
On TECHNOLOGY.

WHATEVER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS ARE TO-DAY ADJUDGED AS BEING USEFUL

EITHER
MEDICINE

WITH AVERAGE VALUES AND SYNONYMS AFFIXED.

A GUIDK
For the Phy sician, Apothecary, Chemist, and Dealer.

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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the yea 1889, by

E.

Mebce.
Washington, D. C.

in the Oflfice of the Librarian of Congress, at

PRESS OP

THl CMIROUNV PRINTlNa AND PUDLISHIXO CO., l?-< VADPIWATCR STRCCT, H .

New

York, January,

1S89.

To

the

Members

of the

IMedical and JPharninceittical

Professions of America.
Dear Sirs
In
:

looking back upon the line of generations during which my Home and Laboratories at Darmstadt, Germany, have been in existence, I find that yonder Office has, for many years past, held agreeable relations with you, gentlemen of both professions in America, through the intermediation of your Importers and Drug Merchants. I find, furthermore, that those relations have become widened in extent and deepened in reciprocal regard, with unfailing constancy, as year after year w^ore on. This was made manifest to me, from time to time, in many different among others, by numerous requests from distinguished members w^ays of your professions, to the effect that I would provide a more convenient avenue of mutual communication between us. The continued recurrence of these requests, and the multiplying number of the sources whence they came, finally caused me to accede to them, by establishing a House of my in America, which was opened
Office
;

Own

Febi'uai'ij of 1SS7That action of mine, however, was in no irise inspired by any distrust or unfriendly sentiment, on my part, toward the able and respected merchants who always have been, and still are, the intermediaries of your They have not in the least changed their position intercourse v\^ith me. in this regard with the sole exception that, instead of being obliged, heretofore, to send their orders for my products to my Darmstadt office, they now obtain their supplies directly and promptly from my American wareHereby the course of house, which is more readily accessible to them. trade in these chemicals is not altered in any other wise than that of added ease, promptness, and certainty of execution. Thus, my business relations with the American Wholesale Drug and Chemical Trade remain precisely as they ^were before the establishment of my ow^n General Depot at New York. My moral relations with you, gentlemen of both professions, will, I am bold to hope, likewise remain as heretofore, those of mutual esteem and confidence ; with the modification, perhaps, resulting from the comparative nearness of my American establishment to you and your purveyors, of making many of you,
in
;

as well as of them,

still

better acquainted with the

i'(( stiff

coinjH'elwusirr

products, numbering to-day upwards of 5,000 medicinal, analytical, and technical Chemicals thus embracing about every purely chemical compound or derivative, and most of the pharmaceutical

e.rtent of the

full

line of

my

preparations, at present employed in Medical Art. The present volume contains an alphabetically arranged List of those of

products which are, at the present day, dealt-in by the principal Drug and Chemical Warehouses in all parts of the world (nhlcd to which are about a dozen preparations mostly made under patent restrictions by other makers exclusively, and which, on account of their excellence and importance, have been received into this " Index." The most vital interests of your patients, gentlemen physicians and of your customers, gentlemen of the pharmaceutical profession depend, as you are well aware, on the reality of the Presumed Purity, of the Prescribed Strength, and of the Correct Condition of the materials employed
; !

my


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INDEX.

in filling prescriptions.

Reliable Brand of
J'oiiiKf

Your well-founded confidence in the Standard and 31erck " may, in many cases, where yon /tare not
in

f/H-ri/'f/

preparation from other sources, cause you to your prescriptions to be filled by your Dispensing Pharmacist, or in your orders sent to your Wholesale Dealer. Surh sjH'ii/irfifions can now he ohcj/rd n'itliin n rttniparntivili/
((iiinUii rri-ttiin

on

">I<'rck's"

brief' t'nnc, wlu'ii

ery Drntj
t/ie h-nt/t/i

not iiislantly, fuj every Apothemrif, or hij evMere/innf, i7.sy>f'<7/<vV//, tliroujilumt (imf hrrtnlf/i of' onr Sfofis nnd Territories ; for, whenever

nnd

f'lteniictf/

a substance specified as

"MERCK'S"

should not be thus in stock at the

moment when
will,

first

required, tlie

next return mail from

New

I'orh-

as a rule, bring- it whithersoever desired! This is the great achievement gained for the friends of my Brand on this Continent by the establishment of my Anwricaii IJraneli : that almost anything likely to be desired from the vast arsenal of the Materia Medica can now be obtained at very short notice from my well-stocked New-York warehouse whereas, formerly, many weeks may have elapsed before a given special order could be filled ria Atlantic steamer. For it must be bornr> in mind that, in my house in this city, I keep a full line of my own products, consisting not only of those rarer and difficultly obtainable Botanical Derivatives, mostly known as ^i//ta/oi<ls, fjlfneo.sittes, or Mesinoids, (which constitute, it is true, a sjteeial and einiitent province of my Laboratories), but liki'wise, as above indicated, of and Sf/nt/ietieaf Orf/anie ('oinj)onnds, etc., all the MetaHie Saffs employed in Modern Medicine; besides the most important of the ret/n/ftr I'liarntaeentie J'rej)arftfions (Balsams, Essences, Extracts, Juices, Oils, Resins, Solutions, Spirits, Syrups, Tinctures, Waters, etc.); added to which are all the Lattoratonj Reagents employed by Analytical Chemists, and a
;

great number of the Finer Grades of Technical Chemicals (Acids and other Solvents, Anti-Ferments, Detergents, Mordants, Pure Metals, etc.). Furthermore, I would beg leave to direct the attention of Physicians " and Druggists to the fact that all these preparations, whenever *' Merck's Brand is called for, can be furnished by every Drug and Chemical Warehouse

and Canada, in the Orif/inal l*acka(je smA under the Ijabel and Seal of my Darmstadt Laboratories, be the packaffc of' anij size, small or large, that may be desired. earnestly entreat my friends, throughout both professions, to I would insist rigidly that Merck's Clieinieals be furnished to them, by dealers, in the oriifinal packages as above described. If any dealer refuses, or professes to be unable, to thus furnish them after being allowed a reasonable lapse of time for correspondence with my New-York Office I will be thankful to parties thus disappointed if they will communicate full particulars to me, at New York City (73 William Street, or P. O. Box 2649), and I iril/ in each ease endearor to procure the 2>i'onij)t satisfaction of the deof the United States
<)ri<;iiial

mand made.
I

shall also feel pleased, at all times, to give to professional

gentlemen

an;/ other desired Informatiitn at nn/

connnand.
me by each
mail in

Quite a number of inquiries, however, such as come to

great numbers, might have been averted
:

if

the inquirers had read a Monthly

of

Publication issued by me, entitled " Merek's Hulh'tin a periodical record New Discoveries, Introductions, or Applications of Medicinal Chemicals."
is

That journal
sional
ical,

issued e.rclusireh/ f<tr the j)urpose of informing profeso/'

men on what may be

actual interest to them

in the field of

chem-

physiological or therapeutical discovery as to Chemico-medicinal Prepa-


M
form,
E R C K

N D E X

rations. "MERCK'S BULLETIN" is edited /// the briefest po.ssift/c leaving aside all speculative ventures of opinion, and confining itself It is further edited trif/i<mf (fe/'rreiirc to MercL\s to established facts. or oHff OIK' else's hiishic.ss interests, simply describing Things that are New and Interesting, without any regard whatever to their origin, sale, or

trade-connection.

One remark may be needed by my professional friends, as to the Pricenotes placed opposite the names of most substances in the following List. Tltose I'riee-iiotes (ire uot intended to {/ire this work tlie eh<i meter of a eoinnwrcial or business l*rice-list. The prices of most of the
enumerated are, in the nature of the market, variable ; and the sole pnrpose of inserting such price-notes here is, therefore, to give Physicians and Apothecaries a somewhat approximative idea as to Averdffe JMfirhet V(dues : so as to serve as an occasionally convenient guide in calculating the cost of various medicines, and, consequently, in some cases, to assist in determining their choice, when there may be several substances of like mode of action to choose from, and when the item of cost may have to be a factor in the selection. It will be understood that the Values stated are based on the average rates which the Retail Druggist is expected to pay his purveyor and that, consequently, they will form a basis only to the ApotJteeftry or to the Dispensing I'Injsieiun for the calculation of his own expenditure.
articles
;

for the insertion of private notes

after the price-notes is intended regarding the stated articles. The crossruling at the end of each alphabetical division may serve to allows new articles to be added.
Iliilinf/
in,

The

tlie

blank eolumns

The English Noinenclature and Orthography

for the

hereinafter followed,

designations of chemical compounds, are, in the main, those adopted by the Clieniical Society of England, and by most of the modern text-books and treatises on chemistry, both in England and the United States. For instance, the termination ** ine " is reserved strictly for only two classes of bodies: Elements (Chlorine), and Alkaloids or other non-metallic liases (Strychnine; Hydroxyl-amine) while all Glueosides, Resinoids, Amarnlents, I'roteids, or other Neutral or prevalently Aeid bodies drop that '*e'' (Strophanthin Agaricin Euonymin Chondrin Tannin). Hydfocarbons of the Aromatic Series end in **ene," supplanting " ol " or "in" or

"en "(Benzene [not " Benzol "] [not " Stilben"]); those of the

Naphthalene [not " Naphthalin

"]

Stilbene

Fatty
in

Series in

'' ane " (Ur-ethane), and some in *' in'' termination ''"He" carries the mute fi (Nitrile); the termination "yl" does not (Acetyl). y^i^co/fo/.s (so-called Hydroxyl-derivatives of Hydrocarbons) do not add a mute e to the termination *"ol" (Carbinol), while the otJter compounds ending similarly take the e for distinction (Indole). [With some Alcohols, the termination '^in^' has become so firmly established in current usage, that this was recognized in the List as, f. i., " Glycerin Glycerol." Some of the higher (poly-hydric or poly-valent) Alcohols of the Fatty Series have been given under the distineti re terminsLtion oi '" it,'" with other recognized forms added ("Man-

"aite" not "an" (Me-

thane).

[Some Esters likewise end

final
,/)

(without

(Stearin The
jj.

= Mannitol = Mannol"); while the termination * ife " has been reserved wholly for Salts of the weaker Acid-forms (Nitrite) and Xatire Miner<ds (Pyrolusite).] "Aldehyd" has been deprived of the final e appended to it by many authors, as being more exactly in accordance with its etymology of
nit


vi

E RC K S
'
'

N D E X

".-l/[cohol]

{/r<ti>hic(tl points

These are some of the principal OrtJutdeli i/(l[rogena.t\is]. on which various authors are still in the habit of differing.

As

to Xonirnr/dfurt' j/rfjn'i', there will, I presume, be no difficulty of understanding, inasmuch as the system hereinafter used is one that has been taught in our schools, in substantially the same form, for nearly a gen-

eration past.
In connection herewith I would say that quite a great deal of labor has been bestowed, in arranging the matter of the book, on the introduction of a pretty full array of Synonyms (embracing both jtopu/dr or trade, and alcheniistic or so-called niayistrnl designations). I was originally loth to call the products here listed by any other than their properly (and when so: intending to add only a few of the officially) received chemical appellations, pharmacopeial designations in cases where these differed from the former. But such floods of both orders and inquiries poured in upon me equally from Trade and from Professional quarters, tisint/ the most rtn-hms <frsif/nffif I meant tioiis /'or soiHC of/Jrtfs, that I found myself perforce compelled

to

accommodate the mass of my readers to receive into the List a number names deemed quite obsolete by me at the first planning of this work.

of

But, \vhicIi('Vor the " odd names" thus received may be, the substance question is invariablij listed under a pro])er chemicnl name also, and is, as a rule, detailed and prieed there! (In no case is a substance detailed or priced in two or more places in the List, but alirajfs ," or ''see if at all otdfi in the place pointed-to by the words ''see ." Thus the trade-names "Vitriol, blue," and " Copper Vitriol" under
in

but, after are both found in the List in their respective alphabetic places both, the reference-remark points to " Copper, sulphate, neutral " ; irhere alone the Descriptions and Market-values of its different forms and qualities
;

In a very few instances, the money-value of a substance is after a name quite different from any of its proper ehemieal desif/nations ; such departure is then always due to a differing (For example: "Calcium, oxide," is pharmacopeial (U.-S.) nomenclature. referred to " Lime," because the U.-S. Pharmacopoeia calls it " Calx = Lime.") Whenever a substance is here listed under a name deriatinr/ from the English form of its U.-S. pharmacopeial Latin name, the latter is alirai/s added in parentheses, and is also repeated (in English) in its (For example: "Mercury, biproper alphabetic place, as a Si/noni/m. chloride," has after it the parenthesis " Hydrargyri chloridum corrosivum," and is also listed under the synonym: "Mercury, chloride, corrosive.") In a few other instances, when substances had to be referred, for their qualitystandard or mode of preparation, to some Foreif/n Pharmacopoeia, their Latin synonyms, when given in such connection, are formed according to the system of nomenclature of t/iat particular work. (For example "Antimony, oxide, precipitated," will be found described in parentheses, first, by its exact chemical designations " Antimonious oxide Tri-oxide"; then by its U.-S. pharmacopeial name: " Antimonii oxidum " and then again by one of its " Stibium oxydatum praecipitatum.") foreign pharmacopeial names When a complicated compound may as likely be sought-for under its rational ehemieal nttme as under its empirical eltemic(d name, both are listed. (Thus: " Urea" = " Carb-amide " " Pyro-catechin " = " Di-oxy-

are stated.)

stated

benzene, ortho-.")
I

sincerely trust the

it

ever

calls

upon

but

may

book may be a Welcome Visitor not only to whomprove so useful as to be asked to " come again."

E.

MERCK.

TJie

ORIGINAL DOCUMENT,

of which the sahjoincd text

tlie

contahts a

literalUj identical reproduction, is to-day preserved in

GRAND-DUCAL STATE

ARCHIVES at DARMSTADT, ilerninnij. The meaninff of the ancient tejct, datfd July 10th, 1682, is that of a GOVERNMENT CHARTER, or LETTERSPATENT, conjirminy and eoHtinuiny. to C}.ORCiJ. FREDERICK MERCK, </ie CHARTER or GRANT OF L. CENSE conferred upon JACOB FREDERICK M ERCK YEAR 1668, by the landgrave of hesse: ludwig the sixth, IN for the maintenance of a PHARMACEUTIC ESTABLISHMENT by said Merck. The Kstablishmrnt referred-to has noiv heen in the possession and under the direction of the MERCK FAMILY FOR 221 YEARS, and /"f by </*em, in the meantime, been developed into the immense complex system of MANUFACTURING LABORATORIES, to-day knou-n as

THE

"MERCK'S DARMSTADT CHEMICAL WORKS."

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STTI
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CI IIOTJE.
of

siihinittaL

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flic

HONORABLE AWARDS
I lie

cxicndcd

/o

tlw firm

0/

E.

MERCK,
;

cmfmuea,

Sij

desire cj

tl:c

jH'ciise, fnil
tlie

A NUMERICALLY SMALL FRACTION 0/ siuli (luunds received durina

fo
'l$^<$3
tlie

time frcm X^i^O

fiij

fmlame

mt

cmimeraicd mr.y 6e
HlC

covered

tlie

remarl'i

tliat

E.

MERCK

NEVER EXHIBITED

PRCCUCTC

ON ANY PUBLIC OCCASION WHATEVER. WITHOUT THEIR ELICITING A TOKEN CF ESPECIAL

DISTINCTION AND HONOR.

^ ^^ THEODORE WEICKER,
Mtinof^c-r in the
I'.

S.

for

E.

MERCK.
are

Amoni,^
the following
:

llic

AWARDS
"For

received In

E.

MERCK,
!

of

Darmstadt,

i8to:

Gold Medal:
the Relief of Mankind."

Pharmaceutical Society of P.VKIS, (France). Competitive Exposition.

Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations,

853:
1861:

Medal and Special Approbation

"For Specimens
of Alkaloids."

NEW YORK.
Industrial Exposition for the Grand Duchy of

Gold Medal and Diploma.

Hesse,

D A R MST A DT
-

1862:
1864:

Medal: "Honoris Causa."

World's Fair,
(England).

LONDOxX,

"Beyond Competition"
''"'"^l PRIX MORS LICNE):
Numerous and varied collection of Alkaloids and very rare products Physiological Preparations of high interest and very difficult to
;

\
'

Pharmaceutical
of France.

Congress

Hygienic and Pharmaceutic Exposition,

STRASSBOURG.
Universal

obtain in any appreciable quantity."

Gold Medal:

1867: 1873:
1876:

"Chemical
Alkaloids."

Preparations;

Quinine

Salts

PARIS,

Exposition, (France).

Medal of Progress and Diploma.

(The Highest Award.)

World's Exposition,-

VIENNA,

(Austria).

The Great
" P^irst

Prize

Medal and Diploma.

Industrial Exposition the Grand Duchy

for

of

Hesse, DARMSTADT.
International Exhibition, SYDNEY, (Australia).

Award."

1879: 1880: 1880: .883:

Gold Medal and Diploma
"
:

Collection of the Rarest Alkaloids and their Salts."

A Fine and Vast

Medical Assoc'n of Italy. Ninth Convention, Third

Exposition,

GENOA.

Gold Medal

International Exhibition,
:

"Vitam Excolere per

Artes."

MELBOURNE,
(Australia).

The Diploma

of Honor,

International Exposition,

AMSTERDAM,
(Holland).

..

IVIEKCKS OHEIVIICALS
and Johbing Jinuj Trade
in
all

a-e to be obtained through the FT/jo/fsa//Stales,

in

parts

of

the

United

UNBROKEN ORIGINAL
Lattel.
he

PACKAGES
S^ff-

(of

any desired size!) under the

Oenuinc Darumtadt Seal and

procuring them,

Wh' never
:

diffictUly is experienced in thus

n lief will

had hy srnding prompt

(P. 0.

notification to

E.

M ERCK,

New Yobk
incl.
.

City.

Box

2G49.)

t^"Table of Abbreviations, see page 156.

Containers

A.bsinthin (Absjnthiinj Acetal (Di-ethyl-acetal), commercial

'

15 gr.

liure
.

75 75 oz. 1.00
oz.
.

Acetal, di-Methyl-, see Di-methjl-acetal

A^et-amide
Acet-anilide,

oz.

.65

'

medicinal, see Antifebrin mono-bromated, see Brom-phenyl-acetamide, monosee Etbyl, aceto-acetate (Di - metbyl - ketone), [so - called Pyvo-acetic "Etber" oi* "Siiirit"].
ijure, [13'2.8 13().4

Aceto-acetie Ester,

Acetone
"

cbem.

boiling-point

lb.

1.10 1.50

56-58"^

C
lb.

F] Aeeto-nitrile, see IMetbyl, cyanide Acato-phenone, see Hypnone cat-phenetidin, para-, see Phen-acetin Aeetiira eoncentratum, purum; and, puiissimnm, Pb. G. II; see Acid, acetic, pnre,- solution; and, cb. pure,-solnt. plumbicvun (.SV/fwnuj, see Solutions:

'

'

Lead acetate, basic, U. S. Ph pyrolignosvun rectiiicatum, Pb. G.

II,

see Acid, pji-o-ligneous, purified ....

Acetyl Chloride Aeetylene-urea (Acetylene-carbamide) .... Acid, acetic, pure, -solution, (Acetum conceu"

oz. 50 15 gr. 1 00
.
.

"

tratuui purum), sp. gr. 1.04 cbem. 2)ure,-solut., (Acetum cou.

lb.

..50

centr.puriss., Pb.G.II),
1.U4,

sj).

gr.
lb.

"

[30%of CH OJ
8.
J"/*.,

.55 .60 .50

"

cbem. pure, U. 1.048, [3G%]

sp.

gr.

" "

pure, sp. gr. l.OfiO [^O^of cb. p., sp.gi-.l.OGO f CHjiO.,] N. B. Tbe chem. pure, sj).
)
' '

gr. 1.060,"

is

indifferent to

Permanganate of Potassium.
"
glacial,

U. S. Ph. solves Oil of

[99%] ; disLemon in any

lb.

60

proportion

lb.

.85

"
" " " " " "

" "
"

" "

exactly

ace. to Pb. G. II,

lb.
11).
.

[96% ot Co H4 O.^] [8.5%']; dissolves Oil of Cloves

S5

anbydrous

oz.

.60 .50

pyi-o-bgneous, rectified, see Acid, pyro-ligneous, purified aconitic, identical witb AchiUeic acid. letbyl-malor.ic, see Acid, etbyl-malonic. agai-ic (agaiicic, agaricinic), see Acitl,

"

15 gr.

laricic

"
' '

aloe-resinic, according to

Mulder

" " "

' '

aloetic (aloetinic) amido-acetic (amido-glycollic), see Glycocoll

15 gr. 15 gr.

.25 .25

"
"
' ' '
'

amido-caproic, see Leucine .amido-etbyl-sulpbonic, see Taurine. amido-s)iccinic, see Acid, asparagic .... amygdalic, {not .Auiygdalinic acid!), see Acid, mandeli(! amylic, see Acid, valerianic anacardic
.
.

anemonic
anilotic (anilotinic
anisic, crvst

" "

15 gr. .50 15 gr. 1.75 15 gr. .25 15 gr. .25

.^-When

ordeiin?, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

. . .

Merck's Index.
Containers incL

Acid, antimonic, unbydroxis, see Antimony,

oxiile,

white, true, (Pent-oxide)

" "

antimouious, iinhydrons, see Antimony,

oxide, precipitated, pure, (Tri-oxide). arabic (arabinic) [gummic], see Arabin arsenic (arseuicic), bydrated, soluble,

"

-[Tetra-bydrated Arsenic Pentoxide; Hydrated Tri-bvdric Arseniate

H, AsO,. ^H0],
lb.

"

"

pure dry (anbydrous),

[ArsenicicAnArbydride, Arsenicic Oxide senic Pent-oxide As

;

1.00

Oj^],

commercial
"
arsenious (arsenicous), anby[Arsenious droiis,

lb.

.90

Anbydride, Arsenious Arsenic TriOxide

;

1"K

oxide so-called "Wbite liesublimArsenic, " ed "Flowers of Arsepiire, lumps; nic"], Arsenic, Vitreous (
;

"
' '

Arsenic-glass) pure, powder J asparagic (asparaginic, aspartic j [amidosuccinic]

lb.
lb.

"

do.,

' '

ati'oi)ic

" " " " " " " "

' '

benzoic,

resin;

" "

fr.

fr.

from Siamese Benzoinsublimed,-Pb. G. II Benzoin -resin; sublimed, U. S. Fh. and Pb. G. II Benzoin -resin; subbmed,
.

^
i

^ ^
I

15 gr. .35 15 gr. l.UO

lb. lb.

8.50
7.50
.20

])erf.

wbite
oz.
lb.
lb. 2

" " " "

from Benzoiu-resin; wet process,

cryst

from Toluol from \iriue; sublimed

" "
resublimed, perfectly wbite, cbem. pure.

.30 .85
2,->

lb. lb.

3.00

"
" " " " " "

bi-cblor-acetic, see Acid, di-cblor-acetic Itoric (boracic), crude, cryst " cb. pure, perf. white, cryst., 1 -j s

-U.S.Ph
"
ch. pure, perf. wbite, powder
f J

-^1

'

" " " " " "

"

"

"

" impalp.pwd.

pure, perf. white, cryst " " " j)owder

" "

" fused

"

impalp. powder.
of,

(glycerite) glycerolate Boro - Glycerin, dry

see

'
'

" " " " "

'

boro-benzoic " -citric

"
* '

-hj'cbrofluoric
-salicj'lic

"

bromic, sp.

-wolf ramie (boro-tungstic) gr. 1.12

'

bromo-acetic
bursic. The active principle of Bursa pastoris, (CapsellaB. p.), [Shepherd's purse]. (Highly efficient hemostatic.)
l)utyric,

"

"
"

normal, concentrated,
"

[abt.

" "

" "

00^65%] chem. pure

Iso-

cacodylic
sinic].

"

[di-metbyl-ar" Alkargen " {not to be confounded with " Alkarsin " !) cahincic (caincic), [Cabincin]

Also called.

Hcakodylic)

m:e:rck:'s
Acid, camphoric, melt. -point 178 C
[352.4 into therapeutics as an inhalant in diseases of the air-passages; also, as a surgical

Index.

F]. (Eecently introduced

aseptic, etc.)

"

capric (caprinic)

[iiitic]

IVIERCK'S INDBX.
Acid,

cinniiiuic (cinniiuiylic), eheni. pure.

Containers incl. Z. l.r>((

<)/.

iTlltlo

1
1

(10

fit lie, i'i)lorl's.s, lrv^t

lb.
lb.

25
;J5 4.5

"

powiUr
l'""^*^'

i.:]5
1 1

''>"[ l-freefr. Lead

U.S.
ImoIdUI; purr

lb.
11..

cli-iiurt',

7'/(.,- cryst.,

lb.

1,50

"

uid cODformlog

cL. pure, po-.v-

toFh.G.

II.

"

der copal vie, amorphous

oz.

" "

f\Ieta-copaivic acid) crude, see liesins: Copaiva

i-rvst.,

1.60 75 oz. 40
lb.
.
.

i-rcsotic (eresotinic)

oz.
oz.

(iVKjlic, (Cre.sol)

.50 .40
.GO .60

en )tonolie, (iiot Crotonic, but Tiglic [Methyl-crntonic) acid!)

enbebie
cuiiiarylous
cuuiinie,

15 15

gr. gr.

"

(eoumarylous), Auhydride], see Cumarin

[Cumaric
15 gr.
.40 .35

" "
"

eryst cyan-uric (tri-cyanie), ciyst

di-dilor-acetic (bi-clilor-acetic), pure.
di-iod-salicylic
di-iu('thyl-ar.siiiic,
. .

15

gr.

oz.

1.50
.50

"
" "
*

15 gr.
.

see Acid, cacodylic. di-nietbyl-uor-opianic, see Acid, opiauic di-iiietbyl-proto-catecbuic, see Acid, veratric claic (elainic notelaidic, elaidinic!), see .... Acid, oleic isomeric modifielaidic (elaidinic).

"

"
"
'
'

An

cation of Oleic acid elateric, anhydrous, Koe

cryst.

15 gr.
Elaterin
V

.75

Merck,

ergotic ergotinic),

>.B.

aceordinf^ to Z weif el
;

15

gi-.

2.50

.S'ee,

" " "

etbyl-di-iicetic,

also: Acid, sclerotic, etc. see Etbyl, aceto-acetate

"
'

etbyl-iualouie etbyl - sulijburous (not: etbyl - sulphuric!), see Acid, sulpbo-vinous eugenic, (foruierl}' called " Carjopbj'llic acid " ), see Eugenol
'

15 gr.

.50

'

filicic,

(Filicin)

"

formic (formvlic), pure,

sp.gr. 1.0(50

Ph.

15 gr.

.50

G.

11,

[25%CH02|

lb.

1.50
.25

"

pure, sp.g:-.
" " "

" 1.120, [.50% ] " 1.150, [05% ] " 1.10, [80% ] " 1.200, [K)% ] 1 220, crystallizable,
.

oz.
oz.

.30
.

oz.
oz.

35

.40
.65 .50 .30

[1U<J%CH,0,]..
'
' ' '

oz.

f rangulic f uniaric

(frangubnic)

"

gallic, cryst.,

U.

15 15

gi-.

gr.
lb.

S.

Ph

1.25

"
"

"
"
'

gaultb<ric (methyl-salicylic), so-called, see Methyl, salicylate gentianic (^gcntisic), see Gentisin glyco-cholie gumuiic (arable), see Arabln gj'noeardic
hippuric. cryst livdroliroinic,
'

"

sp. gr. l.:W

"

" " "

"

ace. to FotberglU. [ " " ] diluted, I/. .S. PA., sp.gr. 1.077,
.

sp.gr.l.49,[abt.48%HBrl " 40% " ] " 30% " ] l'^7 [

[

12%

ll<'"ol

"

hydroehloricr (muriatic), pure,

l.l'.Ht,

sp.

gr.

[3S..-.",;

HCl]

,7J~When ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

..

IVIERCK'S INDBX,
Acid,
sp. gr. (as above .'); [31.8"5'HC1] confolnlill^' to U. S. Ph. and Ph. Brit -sp. gr. 1.124, [25''"HC'1]; ouiforming to Pii. G. II hydro-cinnamic (hvdro-cinnamylic)

hvdrochloi-ic,
1.16,

(Jontainers incl.

.4U
U).

CNH hydro tluoiic, fuming hvdro-iodic (hydrioclic),

'P/i.,-abt.
2.0^ of

hvdrocyanic (piiissic\ diluted,

U.

15

Kr.

.38 .50 .17 .50

S.

sj).

gr.

1.50,
oz.
lb. lb.

[17"^

HI]

"

sp. gr. 1.70,

[57%HI]

kydro-silico-fluoric, sp.gr. l.OBO, [9Be] ' " sp. gr. 1.157, [20^ Baume] hyo-cholic (liyo-cholalic) hyo-glyco-cliolic h^iio-phosphorous, sp. gr. 1.15 ichthyol-sulphonic, see under Ichthyol prep-

.60 .70 .60

1.00
.75 .50 .25

15 gr. 15 gr.
oz.

arations

inosinic iodic, cryst

' '

oz.

.80

anhydrous

oz. oz.
lb.

iodo-salicylic -tannic, solution

' '

1.00 3.00
.75

iso-butji-ic, see Acid, butjTic, Iso-

see Acid, various kinds, valerianic kakodjdic, see Acid, cacodyUc see Acid, kinic; kino-picric; kino^ic; quinic; quino-picric; quinovic cresotic kresotinic, ^ ^:,^ Acid, see ^i-i<-i, ^^^ cresylic kresylic \
iso-valeric,

-j

lactic, white. (Iso-lactic [Fermentaoptic illy intion-lactic] acid),

active, sp. gr. 1.21, U. S.Fh. do., do. do., -sp. gr. 1.16 ... lacto-arsenious, see Arsenic, lactate.
.

lb.
lb.
.

do.,

80 50

laricic

(agaric,

agaricic,

agaricinic),

from White Agaric Fungus

[not identical
; !

laricis; with Larixinic acid, from

Pin us larix ] (furthermore : not :lenwhich see also !) tical with Agaricin,

oz.

4.00

lithic, see Acid, uric malic (oxy-succinic),

ojiticuUy

ai^tive,

pure malonic mandelic (phenyl-glycollic), [Amj'gdalic acid] not Amygdalinic! margaric (margarinic) mecouic, cryst

oz.

mellitic (luellic)

methyl-crotonic
tonolic

(tiglic),

Bee Acid, cro-

methvl-proto-catechuic, see Acid, vanil-

Uc'
methyl-salicylic (gaulthcric), so-called, see Methyl, salicylate

methyl

- tri -

hydro - oxj- quinoline

car-

bonic, [CjjHjjOjN ace. to Ncncki, of Basle], Sodium-salt of, secTher-

mif ugin
methylene-proto-catechuic, piperonylic
molybdic

see

Acid,
...

(mf)lybdenic, molybdimic), chem. pure. free fr. Ammonium, Chlorine, Nitric acid; [l()()"iJ^of

MoO,]
"
pure
.

mono-brom-acetic
mono-chlor-acetic


. . .

6
Acid, nuicio

IVlERCK's Index.
(Kjiocbiiro-lactic"),

pure

Containers incL OZ. 75

.

iiiuriutii',

see Aeid, hyilroebKjric

iiioliio

15

gr.

1.00

nitrie. eniile.

- kj).
"

gr. 1.32

[50^

N H O3I
lb. lb.
lb.
lb.

rb. pure.

" ]; 1.185(30% eonforiu.toPb.G.II

l.'2tt

l-:>

[32"oNHO,) " [^% ]

n:'>?^

.37 .38 .39

.10

i.M

I.i2 [09% ]; conform, to U. S. Ph. and Pb. Brit

" "

10

" "
'

"

fuming, ("Nitroso - nitric

acifl),

pure, sp. gr. 1.52.5 pure, ucconUng to Pb. G. II, - sp. gr. 1.48 (nitro - muriatic ; nitro- bydrocbbmc cbb)ro-nitrous, cblor-azotic), [.\qua

cb. ....

lb.

.GO .65

"

lb.

regia],

U.

S.

Ph.:

Mix

4l

i^arts,

by

"

wcigbt, of Nitric acid rj). gr. l.-l"2,aud 15 of Hydr()cbb>ric acid sp. gr. l.Ki. uitro-picric (nitro-i)bcnisic, nitro-xautbic), see Acid, jiicric

" "

ocnnntbic (cL-nantbic) oleic (oleinic; ebiic, ebiinic; no<eb\idic, wbicb see also!), elaidinic,

15

gr.

.30

" " "

"

"

U.S. Ph. [Olein], cbem.iJure, commei'cial, dear o))ijiuic (di-iuetbyl-nor-opianic) ortho-phenol-sulphonic, -in 33^-% solution, see Aseptol ortbo-o\y-benzoic, .see Acid, salicylic... osmic, Ko-called, see Acid, jjcr-csmic,

oz.
lb.

1.00
.45

"

15

gr.

1.00

anbydrous
" "
"
oxalic
lb.
cbeiii. jinre
lb.

"

.35 .80

oxalic,

chem. pure, cryst.. for analyses. Largo, colorless [('JI,j()^. 2J1J).J jjn'sin's; perfectly clearly soluble in

NVater; volatilizaVde vitbout residue; free from Calcium, Iron, Sulpbnric acid. (Oxalic acid of this ihgrcv of purity has never been in commerce hitherto, -having now first been introduced by me.)

.35

"

oxy-uapbtboic, Alpba-. (Eeportcd iin possessing 5-fold tbo anti-zymotic force of Salicylic acid; --also, as a good
<lisiiifectant.
)

lb.
.see

1.50

" " " " " " "

'

oxy-i)benic Q)yro-catccbuic), catecbin oxy-succinic, see Acid, malic palmitic (palmitinic), crude

Pyro-

"

jmre

para-tartaric, see Acid, uvic

'

i)arabauic pcctic (pectinic) pelargonic, from Oil of veolens)

Hue (Ruta gra"Osmic

. .

" "

p( r-cbloric, ])ure pir-osniic, anbydious, (so-called acid"), [Osmium Tetr-oxide]

" "
" " "

pbenicipbcnylic), see Acid, carbolic. pbt'uol-sulpbonic (pbenyl - sulpbnric), see Acid, Huljibo-carbolic ]ibenyl-glycollic, see Acid, mandelic. j)bl iretic (pbloretinic), see Pbloretin.
.

pbospbo-imtimonic,

ace.

to Otto.

lleageut for Alkaloids

-molybdic, Bolution [10%1

NlERCK's Index.
Acid, phospho-wolframic (phospho-tungstic),
cryst
'

solution [10\}

NlERCK's Index.
Acid,
s.antoninic
(not santonic!),

cryst, .

"

l('r.H,OJ.- (-V"/ Sautouin!). [Suutouiuic Anhyanliyiirn'u.s,

m:erck:'s

10

NlERCK'S


..

NlERCK's Index.
(as aboi^e!); tlcohol, amylic, primary, chem. pure " amylic, tertiary, see Amylene Hydrate
' '

11

Containers
lb.

inul.

.75

benzylic
ortbo-Oxj'-, see Saligenin butvlic, Iso-, (Iso - propyl - carbinol ),

oz.

2.50

"

"

"
'

[224.6-230 F] b.-pt. 107-110 tertiary, see Tri-methyl-carbinol

lb.

2.00

'

caprylic
caustic, see

oz.

1.00

" " "

" "

Sodium, ethylate,

cryst.

cetylic, (Cetyl-alcobol), see Ethal cinnamic (cinnamylic; stjTylic), [Cinnam-alcohol Styrol-alc. ] see Styrone
; ,

ethylenic, see Ethj-lene-glycol hydrochlorated, see Spirit of Muriatic

.

Ether
" "
iso-butylic, see Alcohol, butylic, Iso-.
. .

iso-pentyUc,

see

Alcohol,

amylic,

primary
" "
iso-propyhc, see Alcohol, propylic, Isomethyhc, (Wood-spirit, Wood-naphtha, Wood - alcohol ; Pjto - Ugneous [pyro-xylic] Spirit ; Carbinol, Methol), pure " chem. pure, b. p. 64-70 C [147-

lb.

1.00
1.25 1.00
.50

" " " " "

'

158 F] " [9^-95%] " [90%] ortho - oxy - benzylic Saligenin

propylic,

..."

lb. lb. lb.

(sahcjuous),

see

(Ethyl-carbinol),

b.-pt. 96lb.

99^0 [204.8-210.2 F]
"
Iso-,

(Di-m ethyl-carbinol)
-

oz.

6.00 2.00

salicj'lous (ortho Saligenin

oxy

benzylic),

see
.

" "
'

'

"

Styroue Sulphur, ("Alcohol Sulphuris"), see Carbon, bi-sulphide. Thio-, ethyUc, see Mercaptan, ethylic. Wood-, see Alcohol, methylic

so-called of

styrylic, (StjTol-alcohol), see

(Acetic [Ethylic] aklehyd), commercial concentrated highly concentrated absohite Aldehyd, Iso-butyl-, see Iso-butyl-aldehyd " salicylic, (ortho-Oxy-benz-aldehyd), see Acid, salicylous Aldehyd - Ammonia (Ammoniated Acetic [Ethylic] Aldehyd), pure, crj'st Algarbth, Pow^der of, see Antimony, oxychloride Alizarin, paste Alkaniiin, (Anchusin), inspissated Exirart d " insp. wholly soluble in Alcohol Aikanet. Alkargen {not Alkarsin!), see Acid, cacodylic
' '

Aldehy^
' '

lb. lb.
11).

'

'

lb.

1.00 1 25 2.50 6.00

oz,

85

lb.

oz.
oz.

1.00 75 1.00
.

AUantoin Alloxan
Alloxantin
Allyl, bromide (mono-bromide)

15 gr. 15 gr. 15 gr.

oz.

.50 .25 .35

" "

iodide

sulpho - cyanate (thio - cyanate), synthetical; see Essential Oils Mustard,

Black, artificial tri-bromide

oz.

2.00 2.25

"

oz.

2.00
.50

Allyl-amine Aloe Purple

Aloin (Barb-aloini, chem. pure Alstonine, see Chlorogenine Althein (Altheine), see Asparagin

15 gr.
oz.

oz.

2.00 30
.

J^^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

12

IVIERCK'S INID1X.
Containers ind.

Alum,

ammoniacftl, (Amnioniiim-ahiiu, Aiiilb. lb.

'

luoniii-iihuu), [Ahiininimn .and Aniraonium, sulpbate J j>nre, Alumen, PL. Urit aiiimoiiio- ferric, (AinmoniiK-al Iron

.35 .4U

aluiii),

see Iron, Sosqui-couipoiinds:

Ammonio-ferric sulphate
" "
caesic (caesic), [Caesiuni-aluni]

15 gr. 1.00

chromic,

(Chrome-alum), [Chromium and Potassium, sulphate], large

cryst
lb.
lb.

"

"

" II Copper-, Ko-called, ("Divine Stone"), - see Copper, aluminatd [Aluminium and ( Iron-alum \ ferric, Iron, sulphate; Aluminio-fcrric Sulphate]
potassic,

.40 .35

lb.

.-iO

"

(Potassium

alum,
sium,
cryst

Potassa[Aluminium and Potassulphate], chem. pure,

-

alum,

lb.

" "

" " "

"

chem. pure, jiowder " " impalpable i>owder Ph. G. II., cr\Ht.,Alumen, U. S.
. .

lb. lb.

.50 .55 .60

'

" " " " "

"

"

Ph "powder

lb.
lb. lb.

"

free from Iron with caustic pencils, turned, or without wooden casing " crude, large crystals " burnt (dried, exsic- ) Alnme7i excated), lumps r siccatmn, " powder U. S. Fh. ) potassio-ferric, (Potassic Iron-alum), see

" "

.40 .45 .35

doz.
lb.

1.00
.25

lb.
lb.

.30 .35

Iron, Sesqui

compounds
.

Potassio-

ferric sulphate

" "

rubidic,

sodic, i^Sodium-alum,

(Rubidium-alum) Soda-alum \ [Aluminium and Sodium, s\ili)hate],

15 gr.

.50

commercial, cryst pure " "

zincic,

lb.
lb.

.50
.65

(Zinc-alum), [Aluminium Zinc, sulphate]

and
lb. lb.

"in

Alumina
"

sticks (Argilla pura Pure Ai-gil),

1.00 1.50

anhy-

drous, chem. pure, see Aluminium,

oxide,

anhydrous

hydrated,

commercial; and: pure, U.S.

;

Ph.;sve Aluminium, oxide, precipitated, etc.

Alumina Purple
mina
abiiii

etc of

Gold,

see Gold, Alu-

ruri)lo of
(so-called

Aluminated Copper,

"Copper-

"K see Copper, aluminated

Aluminium
" " " " " " " " " " " " " "

see " Aluminiiun metallic, bar

(Aluminum), double salts of, and " (below!).

sheet

"
wire

thin
.

i)owdev, coarse.

".

"
leaf,

"

impalpable book of 250 leaves

1.25 2.00 oz. 1.75 oz. 2 00 oz. 2.00 oz. ^2 50 Book 2.00
oz.

oz.

acetate, pure, liquid,

[5?^ of Basic Aluminium

acetate]
.

lb. lb.
lb.

" " "

"

" dry

Ph.G.II.,- [8%do.]

.40 .50

1.50
.30 .25
I

aceto-glycerolate, (Glycerolate [Glycorite] of Acetate of Aluminium)

. .

oz.
oz.

"

-tartrate,

dry

^^^ When

ordering, si)ecify

" MERCK'S "

IS/IERCK'S


14

. ..

IVlERCK'S IlMDKX.
Containers
incl.

Ammonia, Water
niii',

(Aqueous Solution) of, [Aquii Ammonia?, Liquor Ammo-

L.

Ammonii
gr.

caUKtici), pure,
'

Bj).

U.875,[abt.4U%NH 3J

lb. lb. lb.

" do.ao.,pure,-Bp.gr.U.8S5,[ " 360^ " " 0.890,1 " aa^ " " " O.;t00,[ " 29?-^ " " ' " Aq. Amm. fortior, U. S. Ph. " " " " 8p.gr.0.910,[abt25%NHJ " 0.925, [ " 20% " ] " " " " " 0.960, [" 10% "], " " " " Ph.G.II. i-Aq.Amm., U.S.Ph. " " " technically pure, various grades

.60 .55 .50

.40 .35 .30
.25

lb.
lb. lb.
lb.

Ammonia Alum, see Alum, ammoniacal Ammoniacal Iron-Tartar, see Iron, Sesqiai.

coiniKiuuds: Amuionio-Ferric tartrate,

r. S.
'
'

Fh
see

Turpeth,
sulphate

Mercury and Ammonium,

see

Ammoniated Alcohol,
it

Ammonia,

Spir-

of

" " "

Aldehyd,

see Aldehyd- Ammonia .... Copper, so-called, see Cojiper and Ammonium, sulphate
Glycyrrhizin,

"
"

Iron,

so-called, see
Feme

['.

S.

Ph., seed., ammoniated

Ammonium,
S.

Mercury,

chloride, -with

Chloride so-called: infiisible (U.

"

see Mercury, ammoniated, etc. etc Tartar, soluble, see Potassium and

Ph.); and, fusible;

;

Ammonium,

tartr.ate

Ammonio"
'
'

monium and "

double and tiiple

salts, see

'

'Am.30

Ammonium
"

(beloAv!) (Amnion), acetate,

cryst

acetate, solution, (so-called

arseniiite (arsenate), cryst

" Spirit " of

oz. oz. oz. oz. oz.
fr.

Miudererus), see under Solutions ....

arsenite

.30 .30
.40 .30 .30

"
"

benzoat*, from true Benzoic Acid prepared from Benzoin-resin " U. S. Ph., fr. artificial do. do.

" "
'*

bi-cai'bonate, cryst bi-chromate, cryst., chem. pure,

free
.

" " " "

' ' ' ' ' '

Suljjhate of I'otussium bi-malate, cryst bi-oxalate (bin-oxalate), chem. pure.

lb.

oz.
.

1.25 2.00
.30 .25 .25 .30 .50 .40 .30 .45 .50 .90

oz.

"

commercial

oz.
oz. oz. oz. oz.

bi-phosphate
bi-sulphate
bi-sul])hite bi-tartrate

borate

"
"
'

"

pure

oz. oz.
oz.
lb.

boro-citrate

'

" "

bromide, conform, to U. S. Ph. it Ph. G. II camj^horate carb-amate (carb-aminate), [so-called

oz.

3.00

" " " " " " " "

Anhydride of Ammonium Carbonate] - Exceedingly volatile carbolate, see Ammoniiim, phenate.

. . .

oz.
lb.

1.50
.50 .GO

carbonate " chem. pure, " anhydrous,

so-called, see Am-

U. S.

Ph

lb.

monium, carb-amate
chlorate, per-, see Ainmon., per-chlorate chloride,(Sal ammoniacum), semi-purif. " purified, white

lb.

"
'

chem. pure,-f7.,S.PA. &Ph.G.II.

BuV)limed, in

lb.
lb.

lumps
specify:

.28 .40 .50

.^^"Wheu ordering,

"MERCK'S"!

NlKRCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

15

Ammoniuin,

chloride, with Ferric Chkiiide, -

(Ammonio-chloride of Iron; so-called "Ammoniiited Iron " ), Ph. G. II

lb.

.00

Ammonium,
'
'

chloro-stannate, (Ammoniostannic Chloride), [Piuk (Dyers') Salt], see Tin and Ammoniimi, chloride
.

chromate,
citrate

neiitral,

pure
of,

oz.

" "

Cupiico-, double salts

see under Cop-

per and

Ammonium
.

" "
' '

fluoride

"

"

formate, pure gallate, neutral glycyrrhizate, phamiacopeial, see Glycyrrhizin. ammoniated. soluble, U. S. Ph. hydro - sulphuretted solution of sulphide, [Hydrothion- ammonium Solusee Solutions: Ammonium tion), sulphide, hydro-sulphuretted

hypo-phosphite
hypo-sixlphite,

see

Ammonium,

thio-

sulphate
ichthyol-sulphonate (sulpho-ichthyolate), [Ichthyol], see Ichthyol preparations, etc. iodide,- U. S. Ph. and Ph. G. II.

lactate mellitate (mellate), crj'st

molybdate (molybdenate), chetn. pure .... nitrate " pure; crj'st

" " "

" clry " fused chem. ijure,

crj'st.,

U.

S.

Ph.

nitrite, liquid

oxalate,

(Di-ammonium
chem. pUre

oxalate),

pure

"

(do.),

oxal-ui'ate (uro-oxalate) per-chlorate phenate (phenylate, carbolate) phosphate, (Di-ammonium ortho-Phosphate), purified, cryst

" "

(do.),

"

pure chem. pure, Ph. G. I

U.

S.

Ph. and

phosphite

phospho-molybdate
picramate
picrate (picro-nitrate) picro-carminate, dry puiijurate, see Murexid rhodanide, see Ammon. sulpho-cyanate. salicylate, cryst seleniate (selenate) succinate, pure, crj^st sulphate, crude
,
'

'

"

pure chem. pure,

U.

S.

Ph

sulphide (sulphuret),- hydro-sulphuretted solution of ; see Solutions: Ammon. sulphide, hydro-sulphuretted.

sulphite

sulpho - carbolate (phenol - sulphonate, sulpho-phenate) sulpho-cyanate (thio-cyanate rhodanide), pure " commercial
;

sulpho-ichthyolate (ichthyol-sul])honate), [Ichthyol 1, see Ichthyol preparations, etc.

tannate, liquid
tartrate, neutral, crj-st


16

. .

. .

NlERCIv'S Inde:
Containers
iacl.

Anrmonium,
' '

tliio-cyanate, see

Ammonium,
"hypo-

sulpho-cyanute
"
tliiou-urate thio - Kuli)bate (formerly called
sxili)bitu "),

jmro

" "

tuuf^state, sec Ammouiiim, wolfraiiiate uranatc, (so-c-alleil " Hydrated Oxide of Uranium "), [also sometimes called "Uranium Yellow," which latter name properly ai^plies to Sodium

" " " " "

iirate,

Uranate] pure
.

uro-oxalate, see Ammonium, oxal-urate valerianate, cryst., white, Z7. <S. Fli.

vanadate, chem. pure

wolframate (tungstate)
see

Anunomuin and Aluminium, sulphate,

Alnin. aiiiiiitiniacal

" " ' " "

and Bismuth,

citrate, see Bismuth AiiniKHiiuiu, citrate, U. S. Ph

and

"
^

and Cadmium, salts,seeCadm.& Amm. and Cobalt, sulphate, see C. fcA., sulph. and Copper, salts, see Copper and Am. and Iron, arsenicico-citrate, see Iron, arseniate and citrate, ammoniated " " chloride, (so-called "Ammoniatedlron"), see Ammonium, chloride, w. Ferric Chloride
divers salts, see Ii-on, Monocompounds; and Iron, Ses(ike qui-com pounds, embracing the CS.Ph.

"

"

"

latter

salts:

Citrate; Suliibate; Tartrate)

*'

" " "

and Magnesium, salts, see Magn. & A. and Mercury, salts, see Merc. & Amm. and Nickel, salts, seeN. & Ammonium and Platinum, double and triple salts,
see

riutinum double Chlorides; do. double Cyanides; do. triple Cysmides; and do., divers double Salts
salts, see

" " " " "

\

and Potassium,

Pot.

& Amm.

and Silver, salts, see Silver and Amnion. and Sodium, salts, see Sodium and A. and Tin, chloride, (Pink Salt; Dyers' Salt), see Tin and Ammon., chloride. and Zinc, chloride, see Z. fcA., chloride
:

Ammonium, Platinum,
"(

and g^^ ,, > Platinum tr.ple Calcium, Cyanuret Cy-"''"'". Copper, cyauurct-cyanide ) Ammonium, Solutions of divers salts of,
)
.

see under Solutions

Amygdalin

Amyl ("Amylium"
[Amylo
" "
' '

iiot

Amylum!),
(so

acetate,
-

acetic

Ether],

called

"Pear-oil")
do., [etc.], (etc.),

chem.

pure

"
' '

bi'omide butyrate chloride cyanide, (Cyano-amyl), [Cai)ro-nitrile]

" " "

* '

formate
hydride, (Pentane), crude, see Eupione iodide, -b.-pt. 140-148 C [284-298.4 F]
nitrate
nitrite,

" "

"

(Amylo-nitrous Ether) 1 IS drops U. S. Ph. and I'h. G. 1 1 i)ure, oxide, hydrated, (so-called "Fusel-oil"),

" "

in lymi)h-tub('s of

see Alcohol, amyli(r

NlERCK's Index.
Amyl, phenate
cryst.
'

17

(carbolate),

[Am j'l - phenol]

. .
.

Amyl-phenol,

valorianate, (so-called see Amyl, plienate

bi'iiiaido

(A hyimotic.)"Apple-oil").

Amylene
"


18

..

IMerck's Index.
Containers incL
:

Aniline and Phenol Dyes (or Colors), coniinued Violet, Hoflfmann's

OZ. oz.
oz. oz.

.40
.

Yellow " Chrys-aniline (sometimes also called

Phospliine)
'
' ' '

25

free

from Arsenic.

Liiteoline

ManchesterMartius-

oz. 02. oz.

oz.

" " " " "

'
'

NaphthalenePrimrose- (Primiila-)
Safranine

.75 .25 .25 .30 .40 .25

T-

oranj^e T-, -^f ree from Arsenic Aniline, Ros-, see Eos-aniline

oz. oz.

.50 .25

Anisol
Ether)

(^^lethyl
".

Phenate; Methylo - phenic

oz. oz.

Anthracene, purified, sublimed Anthraco-potassa (.\nthrako-kalij,

"
sulphurated

2.00 25
.

simple.
.

oz. oz. oz.

Anthra-quinone (A.-chinone, A.-kinone). Anthrarobin (Anthro-arobin). A deriva-

tive from Alizarin, etc. [Used as a mild succedaneum for Chrysarobin {thutia: the so-

.25 .25 .50

called " Medicinal Chrysoi)hanic Acid").].

oz.

.50

Antiehlors (Anti - chlorines), see Sodium:

thi()-suli)hati'; bi-sulpliite;

Antifebrin, perf. white,

under my conjugate guarantee for purity; (J/edtciai Phenyl-acet-amide, Medicinal

Acet-anilide). [Jjatoly very jyromineiit as an analgetic, anodyne, sedative, and hyjinotic, inhemicrania, neuralgias, dysmenorrhea,

and, sul^jhite chem. pure, cryst., Kalie's,

.

insomnia, delirium,

etc.

oz.

Antifungin Antimonial Crocus

"

oz.

.35

(Saffron), see Potassa,

antimonio-suliihurated, washed

Ethiops,

(Antimony

and

Mercuiy

Black Sulphides), see Mercury, anti-

"
"

monio-suliihide Glass, see Antimony, sulphide, vitreous,

so-called

Powder,

U. S. Ph.,

(James's

Febrile
lb.

Powder), [Antimonious Oxide with Calcium Phosj^hate] .A n timoniated (Stibiated) Liver of Ijime, [Stibiated Calcic Liver of Sulphur], see Lime, antimonio-suli>hurated " Tartar, (Tartar Emetic; Tartarated Antimony), see Antimony and Potassium, tartrate, U. S. Ph. ; and other gi-ades Antimony (Antimonium; Stibium), double
. .

1.50

salts of, see

"Antimony and

" (be-

low!)
.<

"^^'^

"

" "
^

I^egulus of ch.'pnre' [ arseniate (arsenate) arsenite

Antimony

bromide
chloride,

"

Antimonious,
,

pure, cryst. [ Concentrated Butter of Antimony] N.B. See, also: Solutions:

(tri -

chloride),

Antimonious
"
" " "

chloride,

(Liquid Butter of Antimony) " Antimonic, (pen ta - chloride), see Antimony, per-chloride tliaph orotic, washed (purified), see Potassium, an timonate, p/tarmacopeioi " unwashed, see do., do., crude ....
iodide, cr^'st

IVlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

19

Antimony,
"

oxalfite

lb.

Ph. Bor.Y; (Antioxide, white, <n(e, Pent-oxide), Aunionic oxide, hydrous Stibic or Antiiuonic

1.25

Acid -Sb.,0,l

"

"

do.,

so-called, Ph.
),

P>< >r.

YI

],

lb.

.75

{Washed [imritied] Diaphoretic Antimony; Calx Autiuionii [Stibii]

'

"

Potassium, untimonate, pharmacopeial so-called, diaphoretic, unwashed, {Unwashed Diaphoretic Antimony), see Potassium, antim-

see

in-iueipallj-

KHb C)^

onate, crude

"

"

precijiitated, (.Yntimonioiis oxide, Antimonii Tri - oxide), jiure,

oxiditm,

U. S. Ph.;

[Stibium

oxydatnm pnecipitatiim. Ph. B. VI] (Anhydrous Stibiousor An;

timonious Acid
'N.B.

Sb^Oj) a&ore 'is the \Vdprocess Tri-oxidc; the Dryprocess Tri-oxide is the socalled "Flowers of Anti-

The

lb.

1.50

mony. "
"

"

"

"

with Calcium Phosphate, see (James's Febrile Powder), Antimonial Powder, ZT, S. Ph. brown, so-called, washed, {Crodo.,

"

" "

cus [Saffron] of Antimony; Crocus metalloram), sec Potassa, antimonio - sulphiirated, washed " " unwashed, so - called, {Liver of Antimony), sec Potassa, antimonio - stilphiirated, crude oxy-chloride, (Powder of Al^'aroth) .... oxy-sulphuret, Antimonious, (Kermes Mineral), see Antimony, sulphide,

.35

red,
'

so-called

'

per - chloride (penta

chloride),

[AntiOZ.
lb.
.4:0

monio
'

chloride]

sulphate
sulphide, golden, (Antimonio sulphide, Penta-siilphide of Antimonj' ), [so - called

1.25

'

"Golden Sulphur"],
I,

chem.

inive
:

lb. lb.

1.00
.90 .75

"

II

"

"

" III black, (Antimonious sulphide, Trisiilphide of Antimony), [Black Antimony], levigated, I, pure; Antimonii sulphidum piirijicatu7n,

lb.

U.S.Ph
"

lb

50
.05

" "

" "

levigated, II, phidum, U.

Aiitimonii

s^il-

"

chem. pure,

BjTithetically prepared, Ph. Gall

S.Ph

lb.

" "

" "

vitreous,

Glass; Vitreous Antimony) red, so-called, (Antimonious

so-called, (Antimonial

lb. lb.

2.00
.75

Oxy-sulphuret),

Kermes
lb.
lb.
lb.

"

"

Mineral], (Red Antimony). Ph. G. I according to Cluzel

1.25 1.75 2.00

tannate.

^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

20
Antimony,

IMKRCIv'S INDKX.
(JontAiners
iisol.

tartamted

Eineiir],

[Tartar (lartarized), [Stibiiited] (Antiiuoniateil

Tartar^, Bee Antimony and PoUussiuiu, tartrate, U. B. I'h.; and other ^'rades tartrate. {Do not confound with ab< >ve !) Antiniony, black, see Antimony, sulphide,
' '

.35

blac-k

"
'

red, see do., do., red, vitreous, see do., do.

so-called
,

\'itreons, so-called

Antiniony and Merctiry Sulphides

Sulphides [Sulphurets]
,
),

(Black

see Mercurj',
lb.

antiuionio-sulphide

"
'

and Potassium, oxalate, cryst " " tiirtrate, (Tartar Enjetic; Tartiirated

[TartarizedJ

Anti-

mony*), [Tartarus stilnatus Antimoniated Tartai'],

cryst
lb.
lb.

"

*'

"

do.,

powder

.Go .65

" "
*

" "

"
"

JH.B.- Boihtke abore i)reparations are of full i)ercentage,-abt. i'S^ iih(J.^. do. pure, crjst
,

"

"

N.B. TAKTAr.ATED ANXniONY slioitld hot be confounded with : Antimony, tartrate!

Uqu'd, Bce Solutions:

powder, U. S. J'h., Ph. (i. II, A: Ph. An.

lb.

l.CO

lb.

1.00

Antimony, Butter of,

"
'

Antiuionious chk)ride do. do., concentrated, see Antimony, chloride, Antimonious, etc Crocus (Saffron) of, [so-called " IFas/ied Brown Oxide of Antimony " ] bee Potassa, antimonio-suli>huratetl,
ica.'ihed

"
' '

Flo w^ers
ers
t>f

of,

see

remark under Flow-

Antiniony.
see Antimony, suli^hide, vitre-

Glass
ous,

so-called

of,

"

Liver

of, (so-called ''Unwa.'ihed

''},

Brown

see Potassa, antimonio-sulphxirated, crude " do. do., calcic, (also called: Antimoniated Liver of Lime), see Lime, antimonio-siilphurated Anti-Phylloxerins, see Potassium : sulphocarbonate; and, xauthogenate Antipyrine ( Di - methyl - oxy - quinizine [-chiuizine|); -alsocalled '^Anulfjesine"
. . . .

Oxide of Antimony

l.iO
oz.

Apiol, "

fluid,

green

'/

Olly Eubslmcis

f <.in

the seeds ol

.65

"

distilled
I

Pnrsl.y (Ai.ium pelrmeliiium>..

oz.

1.50
.25

Apiol, solid, cryst, white, (Parsley-camphor)

Apo-codeine
' '

hydrochloratc
crj'st.
.

ApOCynin,
"

Resino:d,- vot identical -with

amori)hous f thoGlucosido "J/)oc2/nti".' Apo - morphine (Apomorphia), hydrochlorate, amorphous " hydrochlorate. pure, chem. cryst., r. S. J'h. " sulphate, cryst., soluble in Water Apple-oil, so-called, see Amyl, valerianate. Aqua (.Vcpiai medicata; Medicated Waters), see Water, etc
-

15 15 15 15 15

gr.
gr. gr.

gr. gr.

2.50 2.50 5.00 3.00

5.25

^oz.vls.oz.

Joz.vls.oz.il.

75 15 gr. 2.00

Aqua Ammoniae, see Ammonia, Water of Calcarise, see Solutions: Lime, U. S.Fh. " carmelitana, see Spirit, Balm, com. .

'

'

pound
"

regia, see Acid, nitro

U. S.

livdrochloric,
\

Fh

.^r When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

NIKRCK'S


22

NlERCK's Index.
(

continued: Atropine Merck (Atropia), santoninate 't(d sautouate!

)

NlERCK'S

24

m:erck:'s Index.
Containers
incl.

Balsams
Copuivii, Maracaibo-, [copaiva;]) " copaiva) sicdry, (Balsam cuni), see Resins: Copaiva (so-called "East- India Copaiva Gurjiin, Balsam"), [also called: "Wood -oil," or

(Balsamuia

capivT

lb.

1.00

um

" East-Iudiaii Wood-oil"] (Balsamiuu cannabis inIndian Heiuj), dicir), -ace. to Dcuztl Kava-Kava, siu Resins: Kava-Kava

of reni, tnic
of Snlphur, see Oils,
tlivers: suli)hnrated

Linseed"
"
terebintliinated, see Oils, divers: sulphurated Linseed-, terebin-

thinated

Bamberger's Solution, merciiro-albuuiiuated, see Meremy, bi-cbloride, albuniinatt'd, fluid

Baptisin, pure.
(

-Glucoside from Wild Indigo,

. .

Haptisia tiuctoria)

.,

Barb-aloin, chem. pure, see Aloin

Barium (liaryum, Barytum), double salts of, '' (l^elow !) seo "Barium and " metallic " acetate, pure, cryst " " chem. jjure, cryst " ajthylo-sulphate, see Barium, ethylosulphate

'

'

"
'
'

amylo-sulphate anhydride, so-called, see Barium, oxide, auhydroiis, pure; and, commercial beuzoate
.

"
'

bi-oxalato (bin-oxalate)

'

"
'

borate boro-\volframate(boro-tungstate)

'

" " " " " " " " " " "
'
'

bromate bromide
carbonate, precipitated

" " "

'

" "

pure chem. pure

chlorate, pure, cryst

powder

chloride, impalp. powder, commercial. " puritied, crj'st

" pure, ci"yst " chem. pure, cryst chromate, pure " II
citrate

' '

(ithylo-sulphato (sulpho-vinate), cryst.

fluoride,

" " "

pure

formate
hycb'oxide (so-called "hydrate") [hydrated mou-oxide], see Barium, oxide, hydrated, etc

" " "

' '

hypo-phosphite hypo-sulphate

hypo

- sulphite, jihate

see Barium, thio-sul-

" "
'

iodate iodide
lactate

'

methylo-sulphate
nitrate, cryst

'*

" " "

" "
"

])owder fused

chem. pure, cryst

. .

.; . . .;

IVlERCiv's
Barium,
' '

Index.
Containers
incl.

26

oleate.
. . .

OZ.
lb. lb.

oxalate

.40 .75

pure
oxide (mon-oxide), anhydrous, [Burnt (calcined) Baryta], (so-called "Barium Anhydride"), pure.
.

1.00

lb.
lb.

" "

commercial hydrated (caustic), [Barium Hydroxide (so-called "Hydrate") Baryta], Hydrated (caustic)
do.,
jjure, cryst

2.50 1.50

lb.

.50

dry chem. pure, crvst " " " dry '; " " commercial oxide, per- (di-), see Barium, iier-oxide
do., pure,
'

"

lb.

1.00
.GO

"

lb.
lb.
lb.

1.25
.40

per-chlorate

oz.
OZ.
....

per-manganate, cryst
per-oxide (di-oxide), hydrated, pvire
' '

lb.
lb.
lb.

2.00 1.50 1.25

.75 .75 .85 .35

"
'

commercial anhydrous, commercial pure

do.
,

lb.

'

"
'
'

i^hosphate rhodanide, see Barium, sulpho-cyanato sahc j'late

sulphate, precijjitated, piire,-(SA-nthetically prepared "Barytes"; also called:
Artificial

oz.

oz.

.50

"

' '

Huli^hide (sulphiiret),

" Heavj' Spar") commercial

lb.
lb.

.55 .45

" "

" "

free

pure

from Arsenic;

ace.

lb.

1.00

to

"Winkler.

(Used for generating Arsenium-free Suli^hydric Acid

lb.
lb.

in Kipi^'s apparatus.)
'
'

.60

" " "

" "

sulpho - carbolate (phenol - sulphonate, sulpho-phenate) sulpho - cyanate (thio-cyanate; rhodanide), pure " commercial Baiium, ethylosulpho-vinate, see sulphate
tartrate

1.75 1.50
.75

lb.

lb,

75

thio-cyanate, see Barium, sulpho-cyanate " thio-sulphate (formerly called "hyposulphite ") " wolframate (tungstate) Barium and Platinum., salts, see Platinum double Chlorides ; do. doubleCyanides and do. divers double Salts " and Potassium, chlorate Baryta, burnt (calcined), see Barium, oxide,
,

oz. oz.

.30 .30

lb.

1.50

anhydi'ous

"

caustic (hydrated),

see Barium,

oxide,

hydrated

Barytes,

sjTithetically prepared, (Ai-tificial Spar"), see Barium, sulphate, etc. Bebeerine, (Beberine, Becberine, Bebirine, Bibirine, Bebeeria; Buxine), pure, cryst. hydrochlorate " sulphate

"Heavy

oz.

'

'

oz. oz.

1.65 1.25 1.25

.75

Belladonnine Bengal Rose,

Dyes: Rose

15 gr.
see under Aniline

and Phenol

Benz-aldehyd

(Benzoic Aldehyd; so-called

"Benzoyl Hydride") [Artificial Volatile Oil of Bitter Almonds; no^=Nitro-benzene!

which seealso!].

Chemically identical with: De-hydrocyanated Natural Essential Oil of

Bitter Almonds
lb.

2.00

j^- When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

26
Benz-amide Benzene (^Honzol),
" "

IVlKRCK'S INDKX.
Containers
OZ. broiiiatt-d,
si'o
i-icl.

2.00

Mono-

brom-benzene chlorated, see Mouo-cbloi-benzene .... iodated, see Mouo-iod-beuzone Benzene, anthracic, (Coal -tar Benzol), [Coal- iiaiibtba; su-called "Coal-tar Benziiuiiu litb - antbraciBenzin " num], cliem. pure, crvstallizable;

boil.-pt.

80 8i

[17C-1H3.2 FJ.

. .
.

(So-called

"Pbeuvl Hydride.")

.....

lb.

1.00
.50

do., boil.-pt. 7()-13() C^[158-26(> F] " 130-180 C [266-356 FJ. do., Benzene, benzoic, see Benzol, benzoic. B3nzid-am, see Aniline
'
.

"

lb. lb.

Benzile \Di-benzoyl Banzin, petroleic,

15 gr.
(Pttroleiim

.75

I, boil. -jit. [Petroleum Napbtba], 55-75 C [131-1(S7 FJ " do.,boil.-pt. 50 60 C [122 140 F], (so-called "PeBenzinum, U. S. Ph., troleum Etber ") Benzo - (Benzene-) [Benzol-] Quinone, see

Benzin),

Quinone Benzo-tri-ehloride
nor Tri-cbloiide
)

{not Tri-cblor-benzene

of

Benzene [Benzol]

(Bitter-almond-oil Cam"Gum benjaphor), [not: EesinaBenzoe, min"; but: Oxy-pheuyl-benzyl-ketonel] Benzoin Flowers, see Acid, benzoic, from Siamese {andother) Benzoin-resin, sublimed: U. S. Ph. and others Benzol (Benzene), bromated, see Mono-brom-

but: CgH,.CCl Benzoin Crystals,

oz.

50

15 gr.

.35

benzene
" "
chlorated, see Mono-chlor-benzene .... iodated, see Mono-iod-l)enzene

from Benzoic Acid Benzol), see {Anthracic Benzol of Coal-tar, Benzene, anthracic

Benzol, benzoic, (Benzoic Benzene),

oz.

1.50

Benzoyl,

chloride

oz.

" hydride, so-called, see Benz-aldehyd Benzoyl, di-, see Benzile

Benzoyl-ecgonine

50

Benzyl,
"
' '

chloride,
*

commercial pure

15 gr. 1 50 lb 1.50 lb 3.00

.

Berberine, chem. pure, cryst citrate

'

oz.

15 gr.
oz.

5.00 75
.

'

" "

hydrochlorate phosphate sulphate

metallic,

15

gr,

.00 .75
.

Berberine, Hydro-

25 15 gr. 4.00
oz. 1

Beryllium (Glucinum, Glycium),

powder
' ' ' '

carbonate
chloride oxide, hydrated, (hydroxide)

15 gr. 12. 00 25 15 gr. 15 gr. .25

.

"

" "

"

anhydrous
fluoride

sulphate

Beryllium and Potassium,

ride,

15 15 15 15

gr. gr.

gr. gr.

.25 .50 .25 .25

Bestuschefifs Solution, tonico - nervine (anodyne Iron-), see Tinctures: Iron chloethereal
Betol (Naphthalot) [Naphtho-salol, Sali-naphthol] - (Beta-Naphthylic Ether of Salicylic

Acid; Salicylate of Beta-Naphthol)

Bibirine, see Bebeerine

oz.

.60

Bi-chlor-naphthalene, see Di-chlor - naphthalene

,^"When

ordering, specify:

"MERC!K'S"I

NlERCK's Index.
Bili-fuscin

27


28
Bismuth, sulphate
"
'
'

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
OZ. OZ.
incl.

"
'

sulphide (sulphuret) tannate " in tablets

tartrate

OZ. OZ. OZ. OZ.

' '
'

valerianate

Bismuth and
S.
'

Am,monium,

citrate,

.50 .60 .35 .40 .75 .75

.

'

Ph U. and Potassium,
" "

OZ. OZ.
OZ.

"

Bitter aldehyd Bitter-almond-oil

Crystals

iodide, liquid tartrate " almond - oil, artificial, see

50 60

.25

Bcnz-

Camphor,

see Benzoin
OZ.

Bixin {Bed Orellin), chem. piu-e Blood, bullock's, (^Sanguis Tauri dry, powdered
Boldine

5.00 1.50

[Bovis]),
lb.

Bone-ash; and:
N.B.

liLosphate, crude; and: pure

do., i)urified; see Calcium, Compare, also: Calcium, lihosphatc, bi-basic, for agricultural chemistry.

15 gr. 3.00

Bone-black,
black"),
U. S.

purified,

(so-called

"Ivorypurified,

see Charcoal,

animal,

Fh., etc

Bone Phosphate, so-called, see Calcium,

Borax, -

see

phos2)liate, ])recipit'd tri-l)asic, dry, U. S.Ph. various forms, (also: Borax-glass),

Sodium, bi-borate,
(so-ca?fed

etc.,

['.

S.

Ph.;

and other forms

Borax-Tartar
Tartar

" ), see Potassium boro-tartrate

"Soluble Cream of and Sodium,

perfectly do. do., do.,

do. Scales, {Scales of Tartar),

soluble in "Water, in scales

see do.
;

Boro-Glycerin

"

"-Glyceride"), dry, [Glycerolate ( Glycerite ) of Boric Acid Glj'ceryl Borate] containing 3 parts Glycerin to 2 of Boric Acid BO - called, syrupy consistency ; see Sodium, bi-boratc, glycerolatc of, syrupy consistency
(

lb.

2.00

Boron

(Borium), crysta'llized Brayerin, see Koussein Merck

15 gr. 6.00
OZ.
OZ.

Bromal, anhydrous

Bromal Hydrate Bromine, ^ro?7n<m,

"
'*

2.50 2.50
.25
.85

U. S. Ph chloride, ("Bromide of Chlorine," socalled) iodide, liqiiid, so-called, see Iodine, bi-omide, liquid

OZ.
OZ.

Bromo-Cafiteine

{not Caffeine Hydrobromate, which see also ; biit Bromated [bromo-substituted] Caifeine !) Bromo-ethyl (Bromide of Ethyl; Mono-bromethane), see Ether, hydrobromic

OZ.

5.00

Bromoform
Brom-phenyl-acet-amide, mono-, (Monobrom-acet-anilide), cryst. [Supposed to combine the medicinal effects of Sodium

OZ.

1.50

Brucine
" " "

Bromide and of Plienyl-acet-amide.] (Brucia) [Vomicine], chem. pure, cryst., free from Strychnine

OZ.

2.00
00 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 3.50

loz. vis. 01,3.

|oz.vls.oz.
ioz.vls.oz.

pure hydrobromate hydrochlorate

nitrate

j OZ. vis. OZ.

Joz.vls.oz,
Joz.vls.oz.

" "
"

phosphate
sulphate

Joz.vls.oz.2.10

.^^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

NlERCK'S

30

NlERCK's Indh;
see Butter, Cacao-

Cacao-butter,

. )

. . . .

jVEerck's Index.
Containers
.
. .

SI

incl.

tannate, true salt Caffeine (a^ above! ), " valerianate, true salt
Caffeine

|oz.vls.oz.2.0t)

|oz.vls.oz.2.00

and Ammonia,

citrate.

(Ammoniatcd
Joz.vls.oz.2.00
Joz.vls.oz.
|oz.vls.oz.

"

Citrate of t'aft'rine and Soda, bcnzoate

.

34"ooCatfeinel

" " "

" " " X.B.

ylate,

" " "

cinnamate
citrate, true

1.25 1.50
1 25
.

|oz.vls.oz.2.00

salicylate..

.[62.5%

"

\ oz.vls.oz.

The Benzoaie, Cinnamate, and Salicare sohible in 2 parts of hot Water,

and remain in solution on cooling. CaHeine and Soda, hydrobromate, (so - called "Bromide of Caffeine and Sodium", [o2% of "Sodio-bromide of Caffeine"), soinble in 20 parts of Water Caffeine]
;

Jcz.vls.oz.

.50

Cahincin

(Caincin see Acid, cahincic Calabar-Alkaloid, see Physostigmine (Eserine)

i,
l

Calabar Discs
"
;

g-l^tine

Paper

" Discs;
)

Physosti^ine

etTetc
see "Cal-

Calci\un, double and trii^le salts cium and " (below I)

of,

metallic, by electrolj^sis acetate, chem. pure, drj'

' '

15 gr. 10.00
lb.

1.00
.50
.75

cmde
seeCalc, ethjdo-sulph.

lb.

aethylo-suliDhate,

albuminate antimonio - sulphide, so-called, (Antinionic Liver of Lime), see Lime, antimonio-sulphurated
arseniate (arsenate) arsenite
oz. oz. oz.

35

benzoate
bi-malate, crj'st bi-saccharate, see Calcium, saccharate bi-phosjihate, so-called, see Calcium, phosphate, acid bi-sulphate, pui"e [8 Batime] bi-sulphite, liquid,
.

.30 .50

oz.

1.00

oz.
lb.

bi-tartrate,

pure
,

oz.
lb.

.30 .45 .40

borate " glycerolate (glycerite) of [Glycerino-borate of Calcium)

1.50 2.50 35 25 1.00

.
.

lb.

boro-citrate

bromide, U. S. Ph bromo-iodide butyrate, pure " Iso-, see Calcium, iso-butyrate carbolate, see Calcium, phenate

oz.
oz.

oz. oz.
.

.50

carbonate, purified (elutriated), white, see Chalk, prepared, IT. S. Ph. " precipitated

lb. lb.

.41)

" "

" " "

light (flocciilent)
pure,-[/^. S. P/i.

&Ph.

G. IL

lb.

.45 .50

chem. pure

lb.

1.00

chinate, see Calcium, quinate chinovate, see Calcium, quinovate chlorate chlorhydro - phosphate, see Calcium, l)hosphate, hydrochlorated chloride, (so-called " Hydrochlorate of

oz.

.40

Lime"), crude
" " " "
" "

granulated
pure, cryst " dry, white " fused, perf. white, in lumps, U.S. Ph. " " " " in sticks. " " " " granulated

lb.

lb. lb.
lb.

.35 .40 .45

.65 .85 .90

lb.
lb.

chromate

lb.

2.50

.s^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

S2
nn.lpimrj, mfrntp

NlERCK'S INDKX.
,

 IVlERCPc's
.

Index.
CoBtainers incl. OZ. .30 oz. .30 OZ. 1.00
oz.

33

Calcium,
' ' ' ' ' ' '

picrate (picro-nitrate)

pyro-phosphate
quinate (chinate, kinate), ciyst quinovate (chinovate, kinovate) rhodanide, see Calcium, sulpho-cyanate saccharate (bl - sacchai-ate), [so-called soluble in "Saccharate of Lime"], Water, easily so in Sugared water. (Antidote in Carbolic -Acid poisoning.)

1.00

'

"

' '

salicylate

"

whitepowsantoninate ()!o<santonateI), der, insoluble in water ; insiijid

silicate,

.25 .45
oz.

" " "

pure

oz.
oz.

silico-fluoride

.75 .35 .40

stibiato-sulphide, so-called, (Antimonic Liver of Lime), see Lime, antimonio-

"
"
' '

sulphurated sulphide (sulphliret), - ace. to Fresenius " ace. to Otto

For

genei-tinp

[ f:tlp'7j^it
)

lb.
lb.

ratus.

1.00 1.10

' '

sulphide, so-called, (Calcic Liver of Sulphur), see Lime, sulphiarated, U. S. Pit. (Antido. antimoniated, so- called, monic Liver of Lime), see Lime, anti,

monio-sulphurated
' '

" "
' '

sulphite, crude " purified

lb. lb.

.30 .50

"
"
' '

'
'

" pure sulpho - carbolate (phenol - suljDhonate, sulpho-phenate) siilpho-cyanate (thio-cyanate ; rhodanide), commercial " pure sulpho- vinate, see Calc. ethylo-sulphate tannate
,

lb.

1.25
.25

oz.
lb.
lb. oz. oz.

.75

1.25
.30
.

'

tartrate

25

" " "

thio-cyanate, see Calc, sulpho-cyanate thio-sulphate (formerly called "hyposulphite ") tri-chlor-phenate (tri-chlor-phenylate, tri-chlor-carbolate)
urate,

lb.

1.25
50 1.00
.

oz.
oz.

chem. pure Calcium and Copper,

' '

"

'
'

acetate, see Copper and Calcium, acetate and Gold, chloride, see G. & Calc. chlor. and Iron, lacto-phosphate, see Calcium,
,

"
'

ferro-lacto-phosphate " " cyanide, so-called, see Calcium, ferrid-cyanide and Platinum, cyanide, see under Pla-

tinum double Cyanides

Calcium, Platinum, and Ammonium,

cyanuret, see under Platinum triple Cyanides Calomel, see Mercurv, chloride, U. S.Ph.; etc. Calx, r. S. Ph., see Lime, U. S. Ph Calx Antimonii (Stihii), see Potassium, antinionate, pharmacopeial " Sulphure, see Lime, anti-

cum

Camphor,
"
'
' '

monio-sulphurated benzoated carbolated, see Cami)hor, phenolated.

citrated

oz.
.

.40 .40

oz.

'

di-bromated

"

mono-bromatcd,

U.

oz.
S.

1.00
.26
.40 .50 .60

Ph

oz.
oz.
oz. oz.

"
'
'

phenolated, {Phenol - Camphor; Carbolated camphor, Camphorated Phenol)

salicylated

' '

Camphor,
tine-oil,

valerianated artificial, so-called, see Turpen-

mono-hvdrochlorate

^When ordering,

specify:

"MERCK'S"!

'

. . . . .

34

NlERCiv's Index.
Containers
incl.

Camphor
" "
of

of

Anemone

(FutsaiUla),

see
.

Anemonin

Asarum (Asarabacca), see Asaron of Bitter -Almond -oU, see Benzoin Crystals " of Elecampane {Inula, Alant-wot), -sol\d, see Helcnin " " " see Alantol liquid, " Lemon-, so-called, see Tuqjentine-oil, di-hydrochlorate " of Parsley, see Apiol, solid, cryst., white. " of Thyme, see Thymol " of Tonka-bean, see Cumarin Cannabin, -liesiuoid Cannabine Merck. pure Alkaloid; sj-rupy con(Simply hypnotic in action.). sisteiicy. Cannabine Tannate Merck
_.
.

Cannabinon " lO-^ abstract in Sugar of mUk,^ adapted for immediate dispensation

Cantharidin, cryst

Capro-nitrile, see Amyl, cyanide

Capsicin

Caput mortuum,
anhydrous

pure, see Iron, oxide, red,

Carb-amide, etc., see Urea, etc Carb-azole (Di-phenj-1-imide) Carbinol, see Alcohol, methylic Carbo animalis (Ossium), purijicatus,
U. S. Ph.;

et,

Carnis purus ad i;sum internum. Sanguinis et, acid9 purificatus " Spongiae jiulverisatias Carbon, animal (Bone-), purified, U. S.
'
'

"

purus

jP/(.; and,
'
'

pure
:

Blood- ; and d o. purified by acid " Meat-, pure, for internal use " SponT^e-, powder Carbon, raineral, see Graphite

Carbon
" " "
'

Carboneum), bi-sulphide, (so - called Siilphur-" Alcohol ") {J. S. Ph do., highly rectified, di-chloride (also called: proto-chloride).
(

tetra-chloride (also called: bi-chloride) tri-chloride (also called sesqui-chloride ), cryst Cardol, ^iruriginous; from Anacardium orientale " vesicatory, from do. occidentale Carica papaya, Juice of, see Juice of Papaw Carmine, ])ure, in lumps, (Nacarat) Cxrmine, Safflower-, see Safilower Carmine
,

'

Carnine
"
hydnjchlorate
(so-called "Carthamic Acid"), chem. pure Oils: Caraway -seed; Essential Carvol, see

Carthamin,

extra strong

Casein, commercial
Casein, absolutely cncm. pure. Caseins, vegetable, see

jr^om'miZfc

'

\
\
.

Conglutin,

and

Logumin
Cassius's Purple, see Gold, Tin-precipit. of

Catechin

(Catechuin), [Catechuic Acid] itechol, sec Pyro-catcchin Cathartin, in Extract-form, (?io< identical with Cathartic Acid, which see also !) Caustic, lunar, see Silver, nitrate, molded. " mitigated (toughened), see Silver, niand others trate, diluted: U. S. Ph.,


Caustic,

jvLERCK s Index.
Cont.iiners incl.

35

Filhos's, (Fused Vienna Caustic), see Potassium, hydi-oxide, with Lime,

[1:1],

fused..."

Yienna, powder, see Potassium, hydroxide, A\-ith Lime, [2:1], powder. Cedrin, cryst. from Cedron-seed. Transparent crystals; wholly volatilizable; readily soluble in Water. (Febrifuge, etc.; antidote in liydrojihobia, etc.) Cerebrin. Physiological preparation from brain-substance Cerium, metallic, fused " acetate
;

"

15

gr.

8.00

' '

bromide
carbonate' chloride
lactate

15 gr. 2.00 15 gr. 7.50 oz. 1.00 oz. 1.00

oz.
oz. oz.

"
'

'
'

.75 .35

'
'

'

malatc
nitrate oxalate U. S. Ph.-^ot Sesqui-oxidc oxide (per-oxide), pure sidphate (In-sulphate) of Per-oxide ....
. .

oz.
oz. oz.

2.00 3.50
.40 .15

sulphate of Sesqni-oxide Cetrarin (Cetraric Acid)

" " " " "

oz. oz.
oz.

1.0)
.35 .40

15 gr. 1.00
Creta prce(elutriated)
lb.

Chalk, prepared
parata, U.
S.

(levigated),
,

Fh.

[Purified

Carbonate of Calcium]

.12

Chameleon Mineral,

(Mineral Chameleon),

see Potassium, manganate Charcoal, animal (J3one-), [Bone-black], (Carbo Ossium; Spoclium), purified, [so-called "Ivory wet process; Black " Ebur ustum] Carho ani-

" " " " "

malis pur'ficatus, U. S. Ph do., (do.), pure,-wetprocess,-[do.-etc.] Meat-, (Carbo Carnis), [Medicinal Animal Charcoal, for internal use], jjure

lb.
lb.

.50

1.25

lb.

Blood-, (Carbo Sanguinis) " purified by acid Sponge-, (Biu-nt Sponge Spongiausta [tosta]; Carbo Spongias), powder.
. .
.

lb.
lb.
lb.

3.00 2.00 2.25

.75

Chelerythrine (Chelerythria) Chelidonine (Chehdonia), pure

'

'
'

'

hydrochlorate sulphate
(Chinia),

15 15 15 15

gr. gr. gr. gr.

1.25 1.00 1.00 1.00

Chinidine, Chinine

Chiniura,
S. I'h.),

Chinoidine

(" Chiiioidinum" of U.

Chino - iodine, Chinoline (Chinoleine), Chinone; and compounds of these; see

Quinidine, Quinine, Quinium, Quinoidine,
Qiaino-iodine, Quinoiine, Quinone,

etc
Ph.,

Chinoyl, see Quinone Chitin, from beetles

Chloral,

so called

by

the

U.

S.

see

15

gr.

2.50

Chloral Hydrate Chloral, alcoholate, anhydrous " camphorated

oz. oz.

.30

1.00

Chloral Hydrate,

(the so-called "Chloral" of the U. S. Ph.): crusts loose crystals true Liebreich according to Liebreich
cryst. Khombic-prisms white, translucent wholly volatilizable readily soluble in Water, Alcohol, or Ether. [Very stable compound, acting physiologically like Prussic Acid; hence, a desiraV)lo substitute for Bitter-almond and Cherrv-laurel Waters.
;

lb.

lb.
lb. lb.

1.50 1.55 2.25 2.00

Chloral
;

Hydroeyanate
;

(Cyanhydrate),

joz.vk.nz.

2.00

i^-When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

36
Chloral, meta-

NlKRCK's Index.

 {as
;

j ..

JVliERCK's
Cinchonidine mer's
above!),

Index.
Containers
incl.
j

37

sulphate,
['.

Zim-

conforming to

5.

Ph

"
' '

tuunato
taitrato
U. S. Ph., in;ro, cryst

Cinchonine

"

(Cinchonia), chcm. pure, cryst., free from Cinchotine.

precipitated

benzoate
ferri-citrate, [25^^

Cinchonine]

liych'oclilorate

salicylate snljihate,

U.

S.

Ph.

large

cryst

tannate

Cinchovatine,
N. B.

Other Cinchona deri cailves, seeQiiinidine. Quinine, etc. ; also : Acid, quinic, etc. Cinis stanni (Jovis), [Tin Ash], see Tin, oxide, grey
.
. .

see Cinclionidine

Cinnabar,

artificial, best,
['.

see Mercury, sul-

l)hide, red,

S.

Ph

Cinnam-alcohol,

see StjTone (C'innamoli, see Stji-ol Cinnyl (Styryli Cinnaniate, see StjTacin Citrullin, see Coiocynthidin

Cinnamene

Coal-tar Benzol,
" "

Naphtlia
" pure

(so-called "Coal-tar BeBzln"), see Benzene, anthracic ..

Dyes {Colors), see Aniline and Phenol Dyes. Cobalt, metallic, [98-99^^], granulated
' '

acetate

"
' '

ammonio-sulphate, see Cobalt and moniiim, sulphate, (below!)

Am-

" " "

'

'

arseniate (arsenate) " technical, see under Cobalt, oxide carbonate, pure " technical, see under Cobalt, oxide chloride, jiure, cryst

"
'

chromate
cyanide
nitrate, ptire, cryst

'

" "
' '

"

solution

" "

oxalate, pure oxide, chem. pure

" for the Porcdaiii ynanufudure and other technical uses

:

blue, F. black, I % F. F. K. O grey, II *, F. K. O. black, III % E. K. 0. " IV, P. O arseniate, A. K. O

carbonate, K. O. 11 phosphate, P. K.
" " "
sulphate, pure, cryst
tartrate

phosphate " technical, see under Cobalt, oxide

"

Cobalt and Ammonium, sulphate " and Potassium, cyanide, see Potassiiim, cobalti-cyanide so-called, (so-called Metallic" Arsenic), see Arsenic, cryst. Coca-ethyline

Cobaltum Mineral,
Cocaine Merck:
pure

"

synthetically prepared

benzoate
carbolate, see Cocaine, iDhena^e borate


38
Cocaine Merck,
citrate

. . .

m:krci"C's
continued:

Index.
Container:! incl.

hydrobromate
hydrochlorate, chem. pure, cryst., perf. white
nitrate
.

15 gr. 15 gr. 15 gr 15 gr,

Joz.v|s.oz.
Joi.vls.oz.

.75 .75 .45 .75

5^^ of Alkaloid] " " ] phenate (phenylate, carbolate), [Phenol-Cocaine], soft extract consistency sjTupy consistency. Very easily phtalate, soluble in Water and in Alcohol
oleate
[

" "

[10% [50%

3.00 4.00 loz.vls.oz.12. 00

15 15 15 15 15 15
gr.

1.00
1.00 '7'^ 75
.75 .75 .75

gr.
gr. gr.

salicylate

sulphate tannate
tartrate

gr. gr.

^"X.

These Cocaines hear in absolute perfection all Tests, including the one by
B.

Ammonia, recentli/ recommended by^lxcLAGAN, and Vie Intensified Permanganate te4

{see IVIerck's

Cocaine Discs,
' '

Bulletin, Xo. 2 of in tubes of 100

Vol. 1).

Codeine (Codeiu), jnire, cryst., acetate

U.

S.

Ph..

ioz.vls.oz.

4.75

^oz.vls.oz.12.00
ioz.vls.oz.il.

" "
'
'

citrate

50

hydrobromate
hydrochlorate hydro-iodate (bydriodate)
nitrate phosphate, soluble, Merck,

Joz.vls.oz.10.00
|oz.vls.oz.

G.OO

" " " " "

'

|oz.vls.oz.l0.00

soluble

ioz.vls.oz.l2.00

in 4
Joz.vls.oz.

parts Water
salicylate

9.00 4.50

'

soluble in sulphate, valerianate

Joz.vls.oz.12.00

35^0 parts Water

hydrochlorate, see

loz.vls.oz.

|oz.vls.oz.l2.00

Codeine and Morphine,

Salt, Gregoi-y's

Coffeine, see Caffeine

Colchicein
Colchicine Merck, chem. pure, cryst
' ' '

15 15

gr. gr.

2.50
.

50

pure,

powder
15 gr.
.45

{annate Colcotliar, pm-e, see Iron, oxide, red, anhydr. SperiCollections (Specimen Cases) of 1 see
'

men CollecAlkaloids, Glucosides, etc. of Metals tions, at of Physiological Preparations J End of List. Collodion, simple, [2?^ Pyroxylin] " ],Ph. G. 11 U.S. Ph., -douh\e,li% "
I

"

'

'

" " " " " "

Ph.Belg.new, "
triple flexible (elastic)

[4:%

"

],
]

flexible.

[6% "

cantharidal (vesicatory),
iodized

Ph. G. II.

CoUodion Cotton, Ph. G. II, (Soluble Gun Cotton, Pyro-xylin, Collo-xylin, Cotton
Xyloidin). Chn be shipped only Colocynthidin (Citruliin) Colocynthin, chem. pure

iodoformized

when

wet.

Columbin
Condurangin. Gluco.side from ConduranKo-bark
Conessine, pure, cryst

Conchinine, see Quinidine

Conglutin

Casein from almonds) ( Vegetable Congo Paper, according to Prof. Riegel. (Test-paper for Hydrochloric Acid in the stomach. )

Congo Red,
Dyes: Ked

see under Aniline

'

and Phenol

"
.

JVlERCIv'S
Coniferin
Coniine Merck. (Couicine, Cicutine), pure hydrobromale. cryst

INDEX.
Containers incl. oz. 3.50

39

"
'
'

powder

hydrochlorate

Convallamarin
Convallarin

Convolvulin (White Kesin of True

root from Ipomcea
N.B.
fr.

Jalap).

The imre Ghicoside from the True Jalappiu-ga

Eesins: Jalap, brown, the true Koot; and, do., etc., Ph. 6. II.
^ee, also:

Copiiva,

Copper
'

see Balsams: Copaiva (^Cuprum), double and triple salts

'
'

see Copper and metallic, gi-anulated

" (below

of,

"
'

"
" " "
.

in

scixles

filings

'

shavings reduced, powder

"

"

acetate, basic, (sub-acetate), refiu'd, powder; [Purified Verdigris ^rugo purificata], (Tiridea^ris purific.) " normal (neutral), pure, crvst., U. S. PA.; [CrystaUized'Verdigris ^rugo destillata (crj-stal-

hsata)], (Flores virides aeris)

" "

albuminate
aluminated, (so-called "Divine Stone,
or "Ophthalmic Stone"; also called "Copper-alum"j, in jjlates pencils
so-called, see Copi^er

" "

"in

"
' '
'

" powder ammoniated,

and

Ammonium,
' '

sulphate

arseniate (arsenate) arsenite

'

benzoate
bi-chloride,

"

"

"

cryst.,

pure commercial

'

borate

"
"
'

bromide
butyrate carbonate, green (di-cupric) ./hue'^ oiolTn' " " Chem. pm-e f ?ain-green).". " blue(sesqui-cupricj, [Artificial5/ue Malachite, (ilountain-blue ;Yer)

'

" "

diter],
'
' ' '

Al Enghsh

" " "

' ' '

chlorate chloride (mono-chloride), white " bi-, see Copper, bi-chloride

chromate " liquid

citrate cj'anide
f erro-cyanide,
.

'
'

' '
' ' '

see Cop.

and Iron, cyanide

formate, iodide

crj'st

" " " "

"

lactate nitrate, cryst.,

" "

" "

commercial pure chem. pure

"
'

'

"

nitro - prusside (nitro - prussiate ; nitroferri-cyanide) oleate oxalate oxide, black (Cupric), [mon-oxide], pure,

powder
"
"

" "

"
"

pure, coarse granul.

"

wire

for annlyses


40

. . . ) . .

NlERCK's Index.
Centainers
incl.

Copi)er, oxide, black, - (as abofe/), -technical " " hydrated, pure " oxide, red (Cuprous), [sub-oxide], pure *' *' " commercial " phosphate

lb.

oz.
lb.

.40 .50

1.50
.60
. .

lb.

"
" " "
'

i)hosphide (phosphuret), powder rhodauide, see Copper, Bulpho-cj'anate

salicylute,

oz. oz.

25 50

powder

'

"
"

" " " " "

"

in sticks sub-acetate, (Purified Verdigris), see Copper, acetate, basic sulphate, basic (tetra-cupric) " neutral, (Copper Vitriol Blue Vitriol), ch. pure, U. S. J'h. " molded (fused), in sticks " " " caustic pencils, turned " " " " mounted in wood
;

"

oz. 1 00 oz. 1.50

lb.

1.75
.40

lb.

1.00 doz. 1.00 doz. 3.50

lb. lb. lb.
lb. lb. lb.

" "

" " cryst., commercial sulphide (sulphuret), fused " granulated " powder

.30

"

by wet i^rocess

1.10 1.10 1.10 2.00

.35

"
'
'

suliiho-carbolato (phenol -sulphonate, sulpho-phenate), chem. jDure Kuli)ho-cyanate(thio-cyanate rhodanide j

;

oz.

' '
'

tannate
tartrate

oz. oz. oz.

oz.
oz.
oz.

.30 .25 .30

.35 .25 .40
.

"
" " " " "

Copper and Ammonium,

" " "
"
'

tbio-cyanate, see Cop., sulpho-cyanate acetate Ammoniiand do., cbloridf " chromate capric "
|

'

J-

cyanide
nitrate
J

salts.

oz. 1.00 oz. 30

"
'

'

sulphate, (Ammonio-sidphate of Copper so-called Ammoniated Cojiper") and Calcium, ac-etate, cryst and Iron, cyanidt-, ( Vupric Ferro-cyanhle

"

'

"

and Platinum, double ayid triple salts, see under Platiniam double Cyanides;
and, do.
triple

Cyanides

'
'

and Potassium, chlorate

" " " "
chloride

" "
"

cyanide
chloi-ide

and Sodium,

Ammonium, cyanide-cyanuret, see imd. Platin. triple Cyanid. Copper Alum, ("Divine Stone"), so-called, see Copper, aluminated " Vitriol, (iJ/e Fifrio/ ), see Copper, sulphate, neutral, f7. S. Ph. ; and others Corallin, sec under Auiliae and Ph. Dj'es lied Corrosive Sublimate, see Mercury, bi-chloCopper, Platinum, and
:

ride,

r.

.S.

P/i.; etc

Corydaline, cryst
Cosin Merck, and Coussein Merck, see Kosin, Koussein

15 gr. 2.00

and

Cosmolin, see Vaselin

Cotoin, true

"

para-,

"
"

"

foimnercial chem. pure, free from Leucotin.

Hydro-

15 15 35 15

gr.

3.00
.35

gr.
gr. gr.

1.00
.30

Coumarin,
"

Cream (and Crystals)

:

see Cuuiarin of Tartar, see Potassiuni, bi-tartrate, l'. S. iV(.; and others (and Scales) of do.: "soluble" (so[Boraxc died ; -and perfectly soluble Tartar]; see Potassium and Sodium, boro-tartrate, and: do. do. do., do.,
),

in scales

^^Whm

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

NlERCKZ'S

42

IVEERCiv's

Index.
Containers
incl.

^-Whcn

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

) . .. . .

IVlERCK's
(Degiitt), see Oils, divers: Birch, eiiiiiyreuiuatic Dahlin (Alant-starch), see Inulin

Index
Contain

43

Daggett

Daphnetin
Daturine,
pure, cryst., (True or heavy Daturine, identical with Atropine; -from Datura
;

Stramonium
"
' '

hydrochlorate, pure sulphate, pure

Degutt

(Daggett), see Oils, divers: einpjTeiimatic

precipit.
b}'^

CircL,

Delphinine
Daxtrin, cheni. jiure, " pure, Ph. G. I
*'

Alcohol

purest granulated, for use in the arts. " ' " white or yello^\^sh, Dex\rose [Dexiro-glmose), see Grape-sugar, chem.

"

pure

Di-amido-benzene (-benzol), meta-, hydrochlorate, (Hydrochlorate of meta-Phenylene-di-amiue) Di-amido-toluene (-toluol), see Tolylenedi-amine Diamond Ink, so-called, for Glass-etching
Diastase of
JVIalt,

(IWaltin)

Di-benzoyl, see Benzile Di-ehlor-ethane, Alpha-, see Ethylidene,

chloride (Iji-chloride)

"

Beta-, see Ethylene, chloride

(bi-chl.)

Di-ehlor-hydrin
Di-chlor-methane, see Methylene Chloride (Bichloride) Merck, chem. pure Di-chlor-naphthalene, Alpha-, see Naphthalene, Alpha-di-chlorated

Didym (Didjinium),
'

metallic, jjowder

'
'

carbonate
chloride
nitrate

' '
'

" oxide " sulphate Di-ethyl-acetal, see Acetal

Digitalis preparations

Digitalein
Digitalin

"

(Schmiedeberg's) Germanic Merck, pure, powder pure, amorph., Ph. Gallic, and Ph. Belg.
crystallized,

"

" purified, Ph. Austr. VI Bi/jUm {so-culled "Crystallized Digitalin")

Digitoxin,

so-called, see Blgitin

chem. pure

Di-methyl- acetal, j^xire Di-methyl-aniUne, pure Di-methyl-aniline Orange,

line

see

under Ani-

and Phenol Dyes: Orange

(-benzol), see Xylene.

DL-methyl-benzene
Iso-

Di-methyl-earbinol, see Alcohol, propylic,

Di-m3thyl-ketone, see Acetone D.-methyl-oxy-quinizine (-chinizine),

Antipyrine

sec

Di-methyl-pyridine, see Lutidine Di-uitro-benzene (-benzol, -benzide),

"

[Binitro-b., etc.], inata-, commercial..

do., pure Di-nitro-naphthalene (JSi-nitro-naphthal. Di-nitro-toluen3 (-toluol), [73(-nitro-tol.]

.

Di-oxy-benzene (-benzol), ortho-, seePyrocatochin

" "

meta-, see Resorcin

para-, sec Hydro-quinone

44

IVCERCK'S

.:

IVLERCK's Index.
des Carmes," see Spirit, Balm, compound Ebur ustum, see Charcoal, animal, purified,
U. S. Ph. ; and, piire Ecgonine Egg preparations, -all soluble: Albumen, dried, iu scales. (Its solution in AVater replaces fresh Egg Albumen for all dietetic or technical ixses.)

45

"Eau

Containers

incl.

Albumin
" "
I,

inodorous

free from Fibrinous in scales, matter; for laboratories " impalpable powder; for gilders, stampers, etc (See, at same place, also other kinds of Albumin, from blood, etc.).

Yelk (Yolk), [Vitellus

" "
dried,
do.,

for bird-food
light,
food

sifted; llocculent powder; for

ovi], dried,

human
Elaidin
Elastin, dry
Elaterin

in spongious flakes; for human food, and for rearing exotic birds.

Merck, cryst. (Elateric Anhj-dride)

Elaterivun (serftme?i< of the

"

Ecballium elaterium Squirting Cucumber) [Elaterium Clutterbuck] .... black, true, (Elaterium nigi-um verum),

fruit-juice

of

[inspissated
,

named
Elayl,
etc.

ijlant],

see Extracts:

fruit-juice

of

aboveSquirt-

ing Cucumber; aqueous see Ethjdene, etc Elecampane-camphor, solid, see Helenin " liquid, see Alantol Alcoholic Extract of IiDecacEmetine Emetia). uanha-root " chem. pure, light-colored. The Alkaloid of Ipecacuanha-root
(

Emplastrvun,

see Plaster

Emulsin
Eosin, see under Aniline and Phenol Dyes
lied

Ephedrine, hydrochlorate,
driatic.
)

cryst.

(A
,

my{etc.)

Epsora Salt, see Magnesium, Erbium, metalhc

oxide

sulphate

Ergotin (Ergotinum),
Bonjean " purified,
"

so called by Ph. G. II; see Extracts: Ergot of Eye, Ph. G.ll.

for injections dry, Mdth Sugar of milk Wemich, dialyzed, pure, liquid

" "

"

"

" "

inspissated...
dry

Wiggers, pure, dry

d'

Yvon
'
'

Bombelon, liquid
inspissated

" dry Denzel

Kohlmann, liquid Erythrit (Erythrol, Ery thro - mannit, Erytliro-glucin)

Erythrophleine, hydrochlorate,

from

Sassy-

bark, (Mancona-bark).
local anesthetic]

[Ophthalmological


46
Erythrp-retin, see

Rhubarb

IvlERCK's Index.
Oontainers inch
tincler

constit.

Esculin
Eserine. see Physostigmine

15 gr.
;

.50

Eserine Discs

Gelatine;

Paper; see

Physdstij^'iiiiue Discs; etc. ; etc Essence of Mirbane, so-called,

see NiMethyl,

_.

tro-benzeiie

"

of

Niohe, so-called, see

benzoate
^j.

"

so-called of
"Wine

Whey,

see

Rennet
. .

Essences,
Essential

Oils
:

place of divers."
Arniclv

j-eoZ/ see Essential Spirits. (are inserted in alphabetical Oils, Essentiar)see, qfter: "Oils,

Essential Spirits, (Essences):

Cognac, brown Cura9ao (Cura9oa) French Brandy, Avhite

Grape-marc MuBcat-Lunel
Prunes,

Slibowitz)

Rum Aroma
Rum,
"
finest

"
white

Jamaica Kingston

"
"

-concentrated;- (so-called "Rum-oU"'j

. .
.

Slibowitz, see Essential Spirit, Prunes [' Korn-Essenz "Whiskey (Grain-spirit),

"]

"Wild sour Cherry, (" Weichsel ") N. B. See also Fruit aiuL Flavoring Ethers:

Rum;
Ester,
acetate N. B.

aceto

and, Rye. - acetic,

see

Ethyl,

aceto-

Other Esters (Acid-and-Hydrocar;

bon - Hydroxyl compoimd Ethers)

[Salts of Alcohols see under Ether. Ethal (Cetylic Alcohol),

1.50

Organ o-base
chem. pure

Salts]

Ethene,
Ether,
"

see Ethylene, etc acetic, (Acetate of Ethyl),

etc.,

[Vinegar
lb.

Naphtha],
"
"

sp. gr.

0.902, Ph.
2.50 2.25 2.00
see
oz.
gr. 0.890,

G. II twice rectified,
U. S.

sp.

Fh

" " " "

" "

870-0. 880 aceto-acetic, (Aceto-acetic Ester), Ethyl, aceto-acetate

rectified,
gr. 0.

sp.

amylic
amylo-acetic, etc., seeAmyl, acetate, etc. " -nitrous, etc., see Amyl, nitrite, Ph. ; and others f anesthetic, Wiggers's, see Ether, hydrochloric, ])oly-chlorated benzoic, (Benzoate of Ethyl), pure, from true Benzoic Acid
^.

2.00

.S'.

lb.
lb.

" " " " " "

"
< '

"

from

artificial

Benzoic Acid

Tnityric,

(Butyrate of Ethyl)

lb.
lb.
11).

" absolute " concentrated, best cantharidated, Ph. G. II

carbolic (e//iy/o-carbolic), Carbolate of Ethyl), see Phenetol cinnamylo-cinnamic, see Styracin cocoinic (cocinic), [so-called so-called,

lb.

6.50 3.50 3.75 G.OO 4.00 4.00

'

"

"Cocoa-ether" or " Cogi?iac Ether "] ethylic, see Ether, svilphuric, so-called, tl.S.Ph.s; etc ethylo-pfcenic {-carbolic), see Phenetol
.
.

^^ When ordering,

specify:

"MERCJI'S"!

IvtERCK's Index.
Ether, formic, (Formate
of Ethyl)
.

47


48

IMERCIv'S IXDEX.

oxide, black Mineral), see Mercury, sulphide, black, so-calh(l .... Eth-oxy-Caffeine, Koe Ethyl-oxy-Catfeine Ethyl, acetate; etc., etc., see Ether,

Ethiops, Iron-, sec Iron, mercurial, (Ethiops

acetic; etc., etc.

. .

NlERCiv's Index,
Extracts,
Aconite " " " "
:

49

continued
[Fluid Extracts, see pages 61-C3 !] aqueous, soft dried leaves " from juice, " fresh

Containers

incl.

lb.
lb.

"

"

alcoholic,

"

lb.
lb. lb.

" " " green; dried " " recently dried leaves; .alco., soft Aconite: root, Ph. G. Hit Au. " do., with powdered Licorice-root, [containing II, 50% of the Ph. G.

2.00 2.00 3.00 3.00

3.00

soft extract]

alcoholic, dry

lb.

3.50

Aetata (A.

racemosa),

see Extract,

Black

Cohosh
Alant-root, see Extract,

Elecampane
. .
.

Alder Buckthorn, (European Buckthorn), see Extract, Frangula , Alkanet (Alkanna), soft, seeAlkannin aqu., dry Aloes, Barbadoes, Ph. Brit aqu., dry Aloes, Cape, Ph. G. II " " sulfurico corPh. G. I: acido rectum sice. ; acidulous, dry

lb.
lb.

1.00 1.00
.25

oz.

Anemone, Meadow, European, see Pulsatilla alco., soft Angelica, European: root
" aqu., " Anthemis, see Extract, Chamomile, Roman Apple, ferrated, (Crude Malate of Ironj, Extractum ferri pomatum. Ph. G. II, also [Extractum pomorum ferratum
'
;

lb.

"

lb.

2.00 1.75

called

"Extractum malatis
see

ferri "]

lb.

.65

Arctostaphylos, leaves Arnica: flowers " "

Extract,

Bearbei-ry-

aqu.

soft

lb. lb.
lb.

alco.,

"

alcot, soft Arnica: root Artemisia absinthium, see Extract, "Worm-

1.50 3.50 5.00

wood
Artemisia maritima, see Extract, Levant

Wormseed
Artemisia vulgaris, see Extract, Mugwort. Aspidium, see Extract, Male Fern
: ; ,
.

Ava, see Extract, Kava-kava Bael, Indian, (Bengal Quince) fruit alco. soft " " " " " aqu., "

lb.
lb.

3.00 2.50

Bardane, see Extract, Burdock

Bean

Bearben-j-

of St. Ignatius, see Extract, Ignatia (;not Barberry!) [Uva ursi] leaves; [aqu., soft
.

lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb.

" do Belladonna: dry herb " fresh herb

'

alco.,

"

Dextrin, [50% of from juice, dry " " " withoutadmixt.,fr. " " _Ph.G.II&Neeri;alc.,soft " " w. Licorice-root, -Ph. G. " dry [50% of " dry herb, green " soft Belladonna: root soft
"
-R-ith

from

aqu., soft juice, "

1.50 1.75 1.40 1.50

soft]

*'

'<

2.50 3.00 2.50 3.50 3.00 2.50

II,

soft],

alco.,

lb.

lb. lb.

alco.,

Bengal Quince, see Extract, Bael, Indian

Bitter Apple, see Extract, Colocj-nth Bitter Ash, see Extract, Quassia-wood Bitter Milkwort, (European Bitter Polygala), see Extract, Polygala amara Bitter Orange -peel (flavedo that is: only the outer rind, freed from the parenchymous inner layer), Ph. G. I ; alco., soft do. do. do aqu., "
:

lb.

lb.
lb.

2.00 1.75 2.00

Bittersweet (Dulcamara): yottng branches;

[aqu., soft

Bitter

Wood,

see Extract, Quassia-wood

,^~When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

, ,

50
Extracts,

NlERCiv's Index.
continued
[Fluid Extracts, see pages C1-C3 1]
;

Containers

incl.

CiiniciBlack Cohosh, (Black Snakeroot fuga; Actfca): rhizome and rootlets Black Haw, (Vibvirnum prunifolium): bark;

lb.

5.00

Black TanR Bladder- wrack

. .

('"

[alco., soft -'''. Kip-w.r.. Cut w.^d)

h)druai.ohoiic.t..fi

lb.

6.50
3.75 7.00
.80

"

ace. to Dannec)'
n

lb.
lb.

hydro-alco.

Blessed Thistle, (Carduusbenedictnsj:hcrb, aqu.,soft Ph. G. " " do drj" Bloodroot (rhizome of Sanguinaria canadensis)

lb.

lb.
lb.

1.25 2.75

aqu.,^ soli
trif oliata),

Bogbean (jlenyanthes Buckbean

see Extr.

Brayera (Kousso, Cusso, Kooso): flowers; [alco., dry " do. .ethereal, (Oleoresin of Kousso) aqu., soft Bryony (Bed Bryony): root '' " alco., do
.

oz. oz.
lb.

.90

lb.
lb.

Buchu
"

(Bucco): leaves

aqu., soft
alco.,

do

"

lb.

1.00 1.50 3.00 3.00 4.50

Buckbean (Bogbean, Marsh Trefoil, "Water Shamrock) [Menyanthes trif oliata; Trifolium librinum] leaves,
:

Ph.

G. II. .aqu.,
[soft
lb.

1.00

Buckthorn, Alder- (European), see Extract, Prangula Burdock (Lappa; Bardane): root; coldproc,
[aqu., soft
lb. lb.

1..50

" do " Cahinca (Chiococca racemosa) root

:
.

dry
.

1.75

alco.

[dry

oz. oz.

" do alco., soft Calabar Bean, see Extract, Physostigma Calamus (Sweet Flag) root [rhizome] Ph. alco. soft G. II Calendula(_Garden Marigold) herb aqu. soft " do alco., " Calisaya Bark, see Extract, Cinchona-bark, yellow Calumba (Columbo, Colombo) root;aqu. dry " do " soft " " " cold process, " " " " alco., ' ' " dry Campeachy Wood, (Haematoxylon), see Ex.

1.25 75
.

lb.

lb.
lb.

3.00 2.25 4.00

oz.

oz, oz. oz. oz.

.30 .25 .40 .50 .50

tract,

Logwood
[Oleoresin of Cantharides]
oz.
oz.

Cannabis indica, see Extract, Indian Hemp ethereal, Cantharides (Spanish Fhes)
5.00
.

Capsicum annuum, (Red [Pod] Pepper), aqu., soft [Cayenne Pepper]: fruit Capsicum fastigiatuni, (Afiican [Bird] Pepper), [Giiinea
real,

30

U.

IS.

Pepper]: dried fruit .ethePh., see Oleoresins: Cap.

sicum Carduus benedictus, (Centaurea benedicta;

Cnicus benedictiis), see Extract, Blessed Thistle MariiB (raarianus), [Silybum marianum], see Extract, Mary-Thistle. Cascara sagrada, (Chittem - bark), [Cortex hydro-alco., dry llhamni purshianaj] Cascarilla (Sweetwood):bark, Ph. G. II,
"
. .

[aqu., soft

" "
"

do
" "

"
alco.,

dry "
soft

"

IVtERCK's Index.
Extracts,

51

continued
- [Fluid Extracts,
leaves
sec pages G1-G3
!]

Castanea vesca, see Extract, Chestnut, EuroIDcan

:

Catechu (Cutch),

from
:

the crude extract;

.

[aqu., dry Celandine (Tetterwort) dry herb aqu. soft " fresh flowering herb. .fr. juice, soft
.

.: .

52
Extracts,
,

IS^ERCIsl'S

INDEX.
Containers incL
lb. lb.

continued
1

[Fluid Extracts, see pages C1-C3 1]

I.
.

,, Coloc jTith
{as above.'),

Ph. G. ^ - compound, -^^^ - ^ " _pij U. Th.

\
. .

.dry
gott

S.

powder

lb.

5.50 3.50 4.00

Columbo (Colombo),
Condurango
bark
"
"

see Extract, Calumba. [Matupen-o] (Ciindiirango)

alco.,

dry " soft Conium, see Extract, Hemlock (SpoUed H.).

Convallaria, see Extract, Lily of the Vulley Corn-silk (Maize-silk) [Stigmata Maydis],
.

oz.

oz.

1.00 1.00

[alco., Boit

oz. oz.

.50

aqu., soft Coto-bark Cotyledon umbilicus, see Extract, NaveWort Couch - grass (Quick - gi-ass. Dog - grass; [Extractum Quickens, Quitoh) rhizome Extractum Graminis, Tritici repentis], aqu., soft Ph. G. II
;

1.50

lb.

Crocus, see Extract, Saffron Croton eluteria, see Extract, Cascarilla. (Oleoresin of Cubeb fruit ehtereal,
. .
.

" "

" "

Ph. G. n Ph. Austr

Cucumber

Cubeb)
. .

oz. oz.

Cucumber, Wild
Sijuirting

alcoholo-ethereal alcoholic (Sq\;irting), see Extract,

.

oz.

1.00 1.00 1.00

Cundurango, see Extract, Condurango Curcuma, see Extract, Turmeric Cusso (Kousso), see Extract, Brayera Cutch, see Extract, Catechu Cynoglossum, see Extract, Hound's tongue Damiana (Turnera ai^hrodisiaca) leaves;
:

[alco., soft

Dandelion (Taraxacum), freshly dried root

aqu., soft and herb, Ph. G. II " " fresh root and herb Datura stramonium, see Extract, Stramoniiim Deadly Nightshade, see Extract, Belladonna aqu., soft Digitalis: dry leaves " fresh " from jnice, " " Ph. G. II..."alco., " ' " ' with powd. Licoriceroot, -Ph. G. II,- [50% alco., dry of soft] " recently dried leaves " soft

"

00

lb.
lb. lb.

1.35 1.50 3.00

lb.

lb.

" Dogwood-bark, Jauuiica, see Extr., Piscidia aqu., soft Duboisia: leaves Dulcamara, see Extract, Bittersweet seeExt., SqiiirtEcl)allium-fruit, andjiaice Elatcrium-fruit, and juice ing Cuciimber. Elecampane: root, (Alant-root, Inula-root;

"

dry leaves,

green

"

lb.

3.00 3.50 2.50

oz.

5.00

l|

Eadix

Ilelenii)

aqu., soft
alco.,

lb.
lb.

" do., Ph. G. II Euglish Walnut, (Juglans

"

1.25 3.00

regia), see Extract,

Walnut
Ergot of Rye, (Spurred Eye
"

Secale

cornulb. -4.00

tum [clavatum]); aqa., soft _Ph. G. II, (the "^rr/o/fnum" ot Ph. G. H); hydro-

alco., soft, depur. by Alco. Erythra^a centaurium, see Extr., Centaiiry,

lb.

4.50

European
Erythroxylon, see Extract, Coca Eucalyptus: leaves. .ethereal, soft, (Oleoresin of Eucalyptus) " " aqu., soft
.

oz.
oz. oz.

"

"

alco.,

dry

.(5 .30 .40

^^f-When

ordering, specify;

"MERCK'S"!


Extracts,
conilnued

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

53

[Fluid

Extracts, soc

pages

Gl-C:!

I]

Fennel, Water-, see Extr., Phellandriuin. Fern, male (Aspidium), see Extract, ]\Iale
. |

Filix

mas

Fern

Foxglove (Purple Foxglove), see Extract,

Digitalis

Frangula (Alder Buckthorn, European Bnckaqu., dry tboru): bark Fucixs vesiculosus, see Extr. Bladder-wrack Fumaria i,,.i, sott ^^ft aqu., .. uerb y ^ ^ i umitory
, I . :

CJarciniaj see Extract, Mangosteen Gelsemium (Yellow [Wild] Jessamine): root;

[alco., soft

do Gentian (,Gentiana
" " " "

"

"
lidea

dry

root, Ph. Brit. cold process, Ph. G. II

.

[ruhm ;

major].'): aqu., soft

[aqu., soft

" "

cold process,

"

dry

alco., soft

Gentiana (Erythra^a; Chironia) centaurium, see Extract, Centaury, European

Glandula3 rottlerae, see Extract, Kamala Glycyrrhiza, see Extract, Licorice-root
Glycyrrhiza, purified, see Extract,
:
. . .

Licorice.

Golden Seal, (Hydrastis) root, [Yellow Hoot, hydroOrange Boot, Indian Turmeric]
.

alcoholic, dry

Gramen;

Couch-grass Granatum, see Extract, Pomegi-anate Granatum, Java, see Extr., Pomegranate, Java Gratiola (Hedge-hj'ssop ) di-y herb aqu. soft " fresh herb .alco., " " " " -green, -Ph. Neer.; " " aqu., soft Grindelia: floM'ering herb
:
; ,
.

see Extract,

(Extractum Gi*aminis, Ph. G.

11),

Guaiacnm-wood (Lignum
[not Arbor.'] vitje;

guajaci; Lignum Lignum sanctum);

[aqu., soft

" " "

"

dry dry diy

alco., soft

"
alco. ,

Guarana-paste
HiBuiatoxylon, see Extract,

Logwood

Hamamelis, see Extract, Witch-hazel

Hedge-hyssop, see Extract, Gratiola Helenium-root (Inula-root), [not Sneezewort nr Sjieezeweed.'], see Extract, Elecampane. see Extract, Hellebore, White, European, Veratrum, ^Vhite " Black, (Christmas -rose): root, [Radix melampodii] alco., soft " " do aqu., " " Green, European, (\Vinter Hellebore),

[not Green Austr

Veratrum!]: root,

Ph.
" "

soft

Hemlock
"

{Spotted [Poison] Hemlock), [Coaqu., soft nium] dry herb

:

fresh herb

from

jiiice,

"
'<

" " "

w-ith Dextrin,

[50%
alco.,
.

alco.,

of

"

dry

green
fruit [seed]
.

soft]

dry

Hemlock (Conium):

" soft .alcoholic

Hemlock, Water-, Five-leaved, see Extract, Phelhindrium

Hemp
dian

(Cannabis), Indian, see Extract, In-

Hemp

54

NlERCiv's Index.
Extracts,
Lettuce
]

55

56
Extracts,

iviERCK's Index.
continued
Containers
incl.

[Fluid Extracts, seo pages 61-63 I]

Trefoil), see

Menyanthes trifoliata, fMarsh Extract, Buckbean Mezereon (Spurge Olive): bark

etbereiU,

(Oleoresin of
;

Mezereou)

OZ.
OZ. oz.

.40 .50

ililf oil (Miiief olium

Achillea), see Extract,

Yarrow
Milkwort, Bitter, Polygala amara

European,
fruit,

see

Extr.,
juice,

Momorilica elateriuui:
see Extr., Squirting

and

Cucumber
aqu., dry
.40

Monesia-bark

Monkshood, see Extract, Aconite

Mu"wort
Mj-rrh
*"

(.Vi-temisia vulgaris): root, .alco., [soft

oz. oz.
lb.
lb.

MjTobalan:

fruit

aqu., dry aqu,, dry aqu., scales

[soft

.40 .40

3.00 4 00

Navelwort (Penny^v-ort) [Cotyledon]: herb;

oz.

1.00

Nicotiana, see Extract, Tobacco Nux vomica, (Semen Strychni), [Poisonaqu., dry nut] " by Ale. of 0.894, -Ph. G. II,- dry '' " " 0.892, -Ph. Austr.,- soft " " " " 0.879,-Ph. Neerl.,-soft " " " " 0.838, -Ph. Br. '67,-.soft " " " " " 0.884,- " " new, [1.59^ Alkaloid], -soft " w.Milk-sug., [50%ofsoftJ Ulry " Ph. Aust. j " "Dextrin, [ aqu., dry Oak-bark aqu., dry Opium, Ph. G. II " soft " w.bextrin, [oO%ofsoft], " dry Orange, Bitter, see Extract, Bitter Orange. Papaveris capitum, see Extract, Poppy-

oz. oz. oz.

oz.
oz. oz. oz.
lb.

.20 .30 .30 .30 .35 .35 .40 .40 .40

oz.

2.00 1.00
.77

oz.
oz.

1.00

heads
Pellitory,
:

German, (PjT:ethrum germanialco. soft cum) root Pennywort (Cotyledon umbilicus), see Extr.,
,

.65

Navelwort
Pennywoi-t, Water-, (Indian Pennywort), see
Extr., Hydrocotylc
alco., soft Pepper, Black: fruit Pepper, Eed (Pod, Cayenne); and African see Extract, Capsicum [Guinea, Bird], annunm; and, fastigiatum Phellandrium (Water-Fennel Five-leaved

oz.

1.50

Water-Hemlock):

(Oleoresin of Phellandrium
, : ,

fruit..

.ethereal,
oz.
oz. oz.

" do aqu. soft ' " " alco., Physostigma (Calabar Bean) seed; alco. dry " do " soft " " alcoholo-acetic, " Pilocarpus, see Extract, Jaborandi
alco. soft Pimpinella-root " " aqu., Pine-needles (Leaves of Pinns sylvestris) Piscidia (Jamaica Dogwood): bark; alco., dry Podophyllum, [/". S. I'h.,see Extract,
,
.

.60 .30 .50

oz.
oz.

1.50 1.25

lb. lb.
lb.

3.00 2.50
.60

oz.

1.00

Mandrake
Poison-nut, see Extract, Nux vomica Poison-oak (Rhus toxicodendron): leaves;
[alco., soft oz.

"

do.

aqu.,

"

oz.
*'

.30 .25

.^ET-When ordering, specify:

MERCK'S "I

IVIKRCK'S

58
Extracts, continued
Saponnria

NlERCK's Index.
officinalis, see Extract,

[Fluid ExtracU, see paROB Cl-r.3 1] Soajiwort

atju., soft

Sarsaparilla


Extracts,

. . . . : :

IVEKRCK's Index,
continued
[Fluid Extracts, see pagos
()l-63
!]
. .

59

Containers

incl.

Thistle, Mary-, see Extr., Mury-Tliistle

Thornapple, see Extract, Stramunium .... .aqii., soft Tobacco ^Nicotiana): thy herb. " do. do " alco., aqu., dry Tormeutil: root (rhizome) Toxicodendron ^Kbiis toxicodendi'on;, see Extract, Poison-oak
Trifolium fibriunni, (Menyanthes trif oliata),
see Extract, Buckbean Triticnui repens, see Extract, Coiich-gi'ass Tschucbiakabi (a Japanese Orchidea) fruit Turmeric (Curcuma): root [rhiz. ]; alco., soft Turnera aphrochsiaca, see Extract, Dami.

OZ.

OZ.
lb.

.35 .40

3.50

oz.

50

ana

Uva

ursi (Uvib ursi folia), see Extract, Bear.ethereal, [Oleoresin of Valerian] cold process, aqu., soft aqu., soft I.
.

berrj': leaves

Valerian: root (rhizome)

oz.
lb. lb.

" "

" " "

"

"

" n.

lb. lb.

Ph.

G. I

alco., soft

75 2.00 1.75 1.00 2.50

.

Veratrum,

"\Miite,

(European

^^^lite Hellealco., soft

oz.

bore): root [rhizome]

.30

Viburnum
Black

(V.

pmnifohum), see Extract,

Haw

Vomic-nut (Semen Strychni), see Extract, Nux vomica Walnut (English Walnut) [Juglans regia]
pericai-p

"

" "

alco.,

aqu. soft "

,

lb. lb. lb. lb.

lb.

Ph. Eoss

dry

aqu., soft Walnut, -as above: leaves " " " " " alco., Water-Fennel (Five-leaved Water-Hemlock), see Extract, Phellandrium Water-Pennywort, see Extract, Hj'drocotjde Water-Shamrock, see Extract, Buckbean
. .

2.00 2.00 1.25 2.00

Wild Cucumber,

see

Extract,

Squirting
. .

Cucumber
Wild Jessamine, see Extract, Gelsemium Willow (Salix, divers species) bark aqia. Aiy Witch-hazel (Hamamelis) bark hydro:

lb.

1.75
.

alcoholic, dvy

oz.

75

X.B. Compare, also: Hazeline Wolfsbane, see Extract, Aconite

Wormseed, Levant-, (Santonica), see Levant Wormseed

Extr.,

Wormwood
"

(Absinthium ; Artemisia absinaqu., soft

alco.,
;

thium): herb do., Ph. G. II

lb.

"

lb.

1.00 2.00

Yarrow
"
do.

(ililfoil,

^Millefolium

flowering herb

Achillea) aqu., soft

alco.,

lb. lb.

do

"

1.00 2.50
I

Yellow Jessamine, see Extract. Gelsemium

Extracts, Fluid, see Fluid

r,l
(;:5.

Extracts,

images

Extractum
Gall),

Fellis bovini, {Extract of Ox see Gall, Ox-, inspissated, U. S. Ph.

Ji^Wxen

ordering, specify;

*<MERCK'S"I

60

NlERClv'S^

. ) : ; ;

NlERCKl'S INDBX,
Containers
incl.

61

Fluid Extracts,
place ot

(inserted in alphabetical Extracts, FlukT):

[Unless other-wise specified, these Extracts are prepared according to the formula of the United- States Phiirnuicofiwia: "Proportion of the crude drug to the extract = 100 grammes 100 cubic centimetres."] From: Absinthium (l\'ormwood) herb Artemisia
:
. .

[absinth.

lb.

2.50
3.50

Adonis vemalis, (Bird's Eye; False Hellebore): herb Anemone, European Meadow-, see Fluid
Extract, Pulsatilla Ai-bor ^itae, [not Lignum vita;!], see Fluid Extract, Thiaja

lb.

Arnica montana Arnica-root Aurantii cortex, (Bitter-Orange peel) Bela (Indian Bael, Bengal Quince) fruit " do., Ph. Brit Belladonna-root Berberis aquifolia, (Holly-leaved Barberry not Btarherry !): root Buchu (Bucco): leaves Barosma, div. spec. Bursa pastoris, (Capsella B. p.),-[Sheperd's (N. B. Onlyprejiapurse]: fresh herb. rations from ihefrefh herb possess the remarkable hemostatic virtiies of this plant. Cahinca-root (Eadix caincoe {cainanw] ) Chio[cocca racemosa Calendula (Garden Marigold) flowers C.
:
.

lb.

lb. lb.
lb.

lb.

2.25 2.50 2.00 1.85 1.75

2.25 2.00

lb. lb.

lb.

2.50

lb.

2.50
5.00
1.50 2.25

[oflicinalis

lb.
lb. lb.

Calumba (Columbo):

root

.Cocculus pal[matus
,

Cannabis indica, (Indian Hemp): herb Capsella bursa pastoris, see Fl. Extr. Bursa
pastoris

Capsicimi (Bed Pepper) fruit G. annuum Cascara sagrada, (Chittem-bark) .... Kham[nus pvu-shiana
:
.
. .

lb.

1.75 3.00

lb.

Chamomile - flowers, German,

Chicorj-,

(Matricaria
. . .

WUd,

(Succory)

[Chamomilla \T^ilgaris root Cichorium

:

lb.

2.00
1.75

[intybus

lb.

Cimicifuga (Actsea)

[Black Cohosh]: root;

[C.

racemosa

lb. lb. lb.

Cinchona-bark, Gray " Pale " Succirubra Yellow, (True Calisaya-bark Cortex cinchonce regise) sp. gr. 1.1 Coca (Erythroxylon) leaves Cola-nut (Guru-nut, Caffeine-nut)
' '

lb.

1.75 2.25 2.25 2.50

lb.
lb.
lb.

3.00 2.00 3.00

2.00 2.25

Colchicum (Meadow - saffron)

Colchicum: seed

root [biilb]

[C.

autumnale
.

lb.

" " Colocj-nth (Bitter Apple |: fruit. .Cucumis [colocynthis Condurango (Mataperro): bark Gono[lobus condurango Convallaria majalis: entire plant Corn-silk (Maize-silk) [Stigmata Maydis]; [Zea mays Coto-bark, Para.

lb.
lb.

4.00
2.00 1.50
4 00 3.00 4.00 2.00

lb.
lb.

lb.
lb.
11).

Cubeb: fruit Cubeba officinalis Damiana: leaves Turnera aphrodisiaca Dulcamara (Bittersweet) young branches; [Solanum dulcamara Ergot of Com, (Com- ergot, Corn-smut),
:

lb.

lb.

2.00 3.00
I

[Ustilago maydis]

lb.

J^^ When

ordering, specify

" MERCK'S "

62
Fluid Extracts,
Ergot of
live,
'

jS/lERciv's

Index,
Containers
incl.

(inserted in alphabetical continued: placo of Extracts, Fluid), [Other ExtracU, Bce pages 48-59 1]

(Spurreil

Eve

Secale corlb.
lb.

n\xi\x\ii),

U.S.Fh

Brit EucaljTJtus globulus: leaves Euonynms Evonipnus ) ["Wahoo, Spindletree, Burning Bush]: bark. .E. atropur(
.

Ph.

lb.

1.85 2.00 2.25

[pureus

lb. lb.

Eujihorbia pilulifera: herb

Fabiaua (Pichi): branches

:

Franeiscea (Manaciij root vesiculosus, (Bladder-wrack), [Quercus marina] G. Gelsemium (Yellow Jessamine) root [semper^irens Gentian-root Gossypiuiu herbaceum: bark of root, (Cotton-root bark) Grindelia robusta: flowering herb Guarana-paste, fr. seed of PauUinia sorb ills Hamamehs (Witch-hazel): leaves. .H. vir-

F. imbricata F. xinidora

lb. lb.

2.50 4.00 5.00 4.50

1.75

Fucus

lb.

lb.
lb.

1.75 1.75
1.50 1.75 5.00

lb.

lb.
lb.

[ginica

lb.

1.50 2.50 1.75 2.25 4.50 1.75

Hellebore, Green, European, (Winter Hellebore), [not Veratrum viride!]: root Hydrastis (Golden Seal) root H. canadensis Hyoscyamus (Henbane): leaves. .H. niger
:
.

lb.
lb.

lb. lb.
lb.

Ipecacuanha-root.

Cephaehs ipecacuanha

Jaborandi (Pilocarpus): leaves Jacaranda: leaves. .J. procera, (Bignoniaco[paia [carobal)

lb.
lb.

Jalap-root, true
.

Ipomcjea purga

Kava-kava: root .Macropiper methysticum Krameria, see Fluid Extract, Ehatany-root Leptandra: rhizome, (Black-root, Cidver's
L. virginica root) L. mexicana Lippia: herb Lobelia (Indian Tobacco): herb. .L. inflata Manacii, see Fluid Extract, Franeiscea Maryland Pink, see Fl. Ext., Spigelia Mountain-balm (Yerba santa): leaves and Eriodictyon calif omicum (glutops
.

lb.

3.00 3.00 2.0

lb.

lb. lb.

1.75 4.50 1.75

Yuira puama.
a]>hr()(lisiac

(Said
known.)

[tinosuiiii

lb.

2.50 1.25 2.25

to

be

the

strongest
oz.
lb.

Nux

vomica, (Strychnos-seed) Pichi, see Fluid Extract, Fabiana Pilocarjjus, see Fluid Extract, Jaborandi Piscidia (Jamaica Dogwood), bark ... P. ery. .

[thrina

lb. lb.

Poppy-capsules (-heads) Papaver somnifer. Pulsatilla (Euroi)ean Meaciow- anemone): Anemone pulsatilla herb liquid (it dry), see under Quebracho bianco. Quebracho Colorado, Extr. (not Fluid Extr.) Qiiercus marina, see Fhiid Exti*., Fucus
.

1.75 4.00

lb.

2.00

vesiculosus Quince, Bengal, see Fl. Extr. Bela Krameria Ithatany-root (Krameria) [triandra, [Ratanhia peruviana] Rhubarb (Rheum), Asiatic: root Rhus aromatica, (Sweet Sumach) root-bark Salix nigra, (Black Willow) bark
,

lb.
lb.

lb.
lb. lb.

75 25 00
,50 ,50

Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla,

compound simple

lb. lb. lb.

Senna-leaves Serpentaria: rhizome, (Virginia Snakeroot). Shepherd's purse, see Fluid Extr., Bursa
pastoris

50 50 3.50

^S0-When ordering,

specify:

"MERCK'S"!

.;

NlERCK'S INDKX.
Fluid Extracts,
(inserted in alphabetical coiU'ntued: place of Extracts, Fluid), [Other EitiacU, see pages 48-59 1] Spigelia (^Maryland Pink): herb and rhi-

63

Containers

incl.

zome
N. B.

S. marilandica [lonicera] Compare, also: Spigeline!

lb.

Scilla mjuitima Squill-bulbs Stigmas of Maize, (Stigmata Maydis), seeFl.

2.50
1.75

Extract, Corn-silk
Stillingia (Silver-leaf): root, [Queen's root]
[S. sylvatica

lb.

lb. lb.

Stramonium-leaves

Taraxacum (Dandelion) root Thuja (Arbor [not Lujnum!]

:

T. officinale

lb.
lb.

\itje)

[White
2.25
.

T. occidentalis Cedar] small branches Ustilago (U. maydis), see Ergot of Corn Uva ursi, (Bearberry not Barberry .') : dried
:
.

leaves.
.

Arctostaphylos officinalis
.
.

lb.
lb.
lb.

Yalerian-root . . Viburnum (Black Ha-w) : bark. .V. prunifol. Yerba santa, see Fluid Extract, Mountain-

balm
Biank Space below for inserting additional Flutd Extbacts on pages 59 and 60 for Extracts and other "E" articles; on page 65 for "F" articles.
;

64
Febrile Powder,
Powder,
U. S.

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

James's, see Antimonial

Ph

!Pecula, iodized, see Starch, iodized

Fehling's Solution (Test-solution), see under: Titrated Normal Solutions, (at End of List!) Fel Bovis ( Tauri) inspissatum, U. S. Ph., see Gall, Ox-, inspissated " " purificatum (depurahim) siccum, see

Sodium,

clioleate

Ferrid-compounds, see Iron, Sesqui-compounds Perro-compounds, see Iron, Mono-coml)()unds

FerrusTO, see Iron, oxide, brown, pure

Ferrum, and compounds,

Fibrin, from
Ijlood

see Iron, etc

" plants, (Gluten Fibrin) ....... Figmer's Gold-salt, see Gold and. Sodiiim,
chloride, cryst

15 15

gr. gr.

.20 .25

Filhos's Caustic, see Potassium, hydroxide, with Lime, [-4:1], fused

Filicin, see Acid, filicic Flavoring Oils, so-called, see Oils, flavoring'

Flowers, etc. (Flores stibii Flores, etc., Flowers of Antimony; Floren stanni [Jovis] Flowers of Tin; etc., etc.) Flores virides seris, (Crystallized Yenligiis),

Flowers

see Copper, acetate, normal, U. 8. Ph of Antimony, (Antimonioias OxTri-oxide; by dry process), are ide, chemically identical with the Wet-

process Tii-oxide,^ [(cAic/i see vmder

"
"

of of

Antimony, oxide, precipitated]. Arsenic, resublimed, see Acid,

senious, etc

ar-

Benzoin, see Acid, benzoic, from

Siamese
ed,

"
"

Benzoin-resin ; sublimPh. ; and other grades. of Sulphur, see Sulphur, sublimed,

U.

(etc.)

S.

U. S.

Ph
. .

of do., washed, see Sulphur, sublimed,

washed, U.S.Ph
of Tin, see Tin, oxide, white, pure of Verdigris, (Crystallized Verdigi-is), see Copi^er, acetate, normal, U. S. Ph. " of Zinc, see Zinc, oxide, by dry process (are inserted in alphabetical Fluid Extracts place of: Extrtcls, Fluid) see pages 61-63. Fluorescein (Resorcin-phtalein) Fluorescin (liesorcin-phtalin) Folia Sennae sine resina, see Senna-leaves, powdered dcresinated,

" "

oz. 1 oz.

50 1.25
.

Form-amide

oz.
S.

1.50

Fow^ler's Solution, arsenical, see Solutions:

Potassiiim arsenite,
I
'.

Ph
.

Fraxinin (Sugar of !Mauiiii\ see Mannit. Fruit and Flavoring Ethers

:

No.

1.

No.

2.

Apple
Apricot
. . . .

Banana
Cherry

....

Currant. ... Gooseberry.

" " " " " "

" "

No. 3. " "

"

" " " " "

'^

No. 4. " "

" " " " " "

" "
" " "

Grape

Lemon
Orange

"

.^~ When

ordering, specify

" MERCK'S "

IVlERCK's Index.
Fruit and Flavoring "Ethers, continued :
No.
1.

65

No.

2.

Peach

"

"

No. 3. "

No.

4.

"


66

]V[krck:'s Index.
. . . . .

Containers

incl.

(Fel Taiiri [Bovis]), purified, dry, see Sodium, choleate " " inspissated, (Extractum Fellis boExtract of Ox Gall), convini forming to U.S. Ph. and Ph. G. I Gallein (PjTo-gallol-pbtalein) Gallivun, metallic Gelatin (Pure Glutin), sterilized, for bacteriolo^doal piirijoses Gelatin from Cartilage, see Chondrin. in sheets, see Gelatin, medicated,

Gall, Ox-,

lb.

15 gr.

1.25 75
.

l^gr.vial25.00
oz.

3.50

"

nnder Atropine and Physostigmine. Discs, medicated, see under Atropine; Cocaine; Duboisine Physostigmine
;

Gelsemin
Gelseminine,

oz. 2..':o

"

amorphous sulphate, amorphous Gentian Violet, see under Aniline and Phenol Dyes: Violet Gentianin, extract - form, (Crude Gentionitrate,

" " " "

Sonnenschein hydrobromate, amorphous hydrochlorate, amorphous

to

according
cryst.,

"

white

15 15 15 15 15 15

gr.
gr. gr. gr. gr. gr.

2.50 2.50 2.50 3.50 2.50 2.50

picrin)

oz.

1.00

Gentisin (Gentianic [Gentisic] Acid) Glass, liquid and soluble, (Water- Glass),
see Potiissium, silicate, etc.
silicate, U. 8.

15 gr. 2.50

and. Sodium,

Ph. ;

etc.

etc

Glass, antimonial, see Antimony, sulphide,

vitreous,

so-called

bi-borate, fused Glass-etching Ink, see Diamond Ink, so-called.. Glass-wool, for filters

" "

Arsenic-, see Acid, arsenious,

lumps

Borax-, see Sodium,

oz.

1.50
.50

Glauber's Salt, see Sodium, sulphate,

(etc.).

Globulin

(Crystallin)

.'

15 gr.
.

Globulin, para-, (para-Globulin), pure. Glueinum, see Beryllium

Glucose,
set!

Grape-sugar, chem. pure; etc

oz.

Gluten, vegetable Glutin, animal, for use in the

"

sterilized, see Gelatin, etc. do., jmre, [2G Baume], Glycerin (Glycerol), crude, sp. gr. 1.21 " for gas-meters, [18 Be] " refined, I, [2-1 Be], sp. gr. 1.19 28 "], 1.23 " [30 1.25 pure, [24 1.19, redistil. " [28 "1, " 1.23,

arts

lb.

2.50 2.00

.^

lb. lb. lb. lb.

"

[30 U. S. Ph.

1.25,

"

lb.
lb. lb.

.42 .45 .48 .45 .48

.50

" Price's Patent, in original 1-lb. bottles. Glycerin Salicylate, see Ether, glycer.-salic. Glycerin, sulphurous, (Solution of Sulphur Di-oxide in Glycerin), [Glycerolate (Glycerite) of Sulphurous Acid] Glycerolate of Aluminium acetate, see Aluminium, aceto-glycerolate
N.B.
Other Glycerolates {the class of Gly"Glycerites" of the U. S. Ph.; and similar preparations, also called Glycmiscalled Glycerols or Glycerines, erides"; aW being simple solutions of active sulistances in Glycerin, ^no< [as the real Glycerides] chemical compounds with Glycerin !j: .see likewise under the nfimes of their active substances.
cerita or

lb.

1.50

'

'

jEt->Vhen ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

. . .

is^ERCKi's
Q-lycium, see Beryllium Glycocoll ((Glycine, Glycocine Amido-acetic
;

Index.
Containers
incl.

67

or Amido-glycollic Acid) Glycogen (so-called "Animal

(belli,

Amylum "),

pure

Glyeos-amine, hydrocblorate,
Glycyrrhizin. ammoniated,

U.

S.

cryst Ph., (Phar-

mucnpeial Glycyrrbizate of
soluble

Ammonium),
of,

Gold
'
'

(Aurum), double salts

and
"

" (below!)
powder

see

"Gold

metallic,

"

"

"

precipitated, iiure.-amorpbous;soft, lustreless, brown })owder. in fine scales;- witb do., do., metallic lustre

"
'

bromide
cbloride, cryst.

'

yellow

"
"
'
'

" " cyanide

iodide oxide

"

solution [1:9]
cbloride

brown

" "

Gold and Cadmium,

" " " " "
"

and Calcium, and Potassium,

" "
cyanide

" "

and Sodium, cbloride, for photograpbv " do do. - V. .S. Ph.,-Y^2A% Gold]
.

" " "

" "

"

"

-Pb.G.II,-[3().3/

"

].

"

"

cryst., (Figuier's (roM-sa^/j

Gold, Alumina Purple of

Figuier's Salt of, see Gold and Sodium, cbloride, cryst Tin-precipitate {Stannic precipitate)
of,

[C'assius's Purple]

Goulard's Extract,

Lead), see Solutions:

so-called, (Vinegar of Lead acetate, basic,

U.S.Ph Granatin (Sugar

"
vescent do., cum
:

Granella aerophora,
nesium,

of Manna), see Mannit. see Iron, citrate, effer. .

wbite or yellow
citrica, see

Magnesia
citrate,

Mag-

effervescent, granu-

lated, U. S.

Fh

Grape-sugar(Dextrose,Dextro-glucose, Glucose; Starcb-sugar), chem. pure, anhydrous N. B. In coiUradistindhm to other, socalled "chemically pure" brands, which contain as high as 30 %" of Water, my Gkape-sugab, as above, is absolutely

PUKE AND DEY

do., commercial Graphite (Mineral Carbon Plumbago), purified, Pb. Bor Ceylon " " tiuelv ]mlverized, (so-called "aico-

'

'

ho'llMi")

Gregory's Salt, (Hydrocblorate of Morpbine and Codeine), see Salt, Gregoi-y's

Guaiacol (Guajacol), ch. pure, (absolute), for me[Mono-metbyl-catecbol] dicinal use;

"

commercial

Guanidine, carbonate,

cryst

Guanine
"

((Tuanin) liydriicblorato

Guaranine
Gun-cotton, soluble, see Collodion Cotton Outta Percha, puritied, wbite, in sticks
.


68

NlKRCIv'S INDKX.
Clontainers incl.

Hsemoglobin, Hsematin, Haemaloxylin, etc.

Hartshorn,
Hazeline.

see Heiiio^lobiii, Hematin, Hematoxylin, etc. so-called "Spirit" of, see Spirit, -so-called, of Hartshorn

from Witch-hazel

iS^pe,

(Hamamelis

virlb.

ginica)

N.B.

Hamamelis. Heavy Spar (Barytes), artificial, see Barium, sulphate, precipitated, pure Helenin. cryst., white. (The solid Alant-, or Elecampane-, or Inula- camphor.) [Xoi to be confounded with Inulin, which .see also!]
N. B.

and. Fluid Extracts:

also:

Extracts:

2.50

Witch-hazel;

Compare, also:

15 gr.

.50

Alantol,

the

liqriid

Alant-, or Elecampane-, or Inula-cam-

phor.

Helianthine, see under Aniline and Phenol Dyes Oi'auge Helioin, from Salicin Helieina, from snails (Helix pomatia);
:

15 gr.
lb.

.35

Snail-juice] Heliotropin, see Piperonal, for perfumery Helleborein. (A newly discovered use of this Glucosido is that of a local anesthetic for Ophthalmology. Its anesthesia is reported as considerably exceeding thai of Cocaine in

[Saccharat^'d

2.00
.35

15

gr.

duration.)
Helleborin

15 gr. 1.00 15 gr.

.50

Hematein.

Hematin
tive

-Derivative from Hematoxylin. (Hematosin). Fractional deriva-

from Hemoglobin

Hematoxylin.

The

15

gr.

3.00
3.50

coloring matter of Log|oz.vls.oz.

M'ood

Hemoglobin (Hemato- globulin, Hematocry stall in).

The

colored

substance

of

blood

15

gr.
*'

.40

.^^-Wlien ordering, specify:

MERCK'S "I

. .

, .

NlERCKi's Index.
(Jontainera incl.

69

Hepar Antimonii
"

(Stibii),

[Liver of Anti-

mony], see Potassa, antimouiosulphnrated, crude

"

ealcareum,

(Calcic Liver of Antimony), see Lime, antimoniosiilphiirated

"

Calcis, (Liver of Lime), see Lime, suljiburated, U. S.

Ph
.

"

Sulphuris, (Liverof Sialphur; Pofassic

Liver of Suljihnr). soe Potassa, sulphnrated U. S. Ph. ; etc. calcaremn, [Calcic Liver of Sulphur] see Lime, sulphur,
,

"

"

ated,

U.S.Ph

"

"

"

stibiatum, [Antimonic Liver of Lime; Stibiated

Calcic Liver of Sulphiar] see Lime, antimonio-sul-

phurated
"

"

natrieum, (Sodic Liver

of Sulphur), see Soda, sulphurated,

,

Hesperetin.
Hesj)eri(lin

Fractional
-

etc

derivative

from

Hesperidin. Glucoside from Oranges

Hom-atropine Merck
pine):
pure, cryst
]
. .

Ladenburg, (Oxy-toluol-tro-

hydrobromate, cryst.
hydrochlorate, cryst.
salicylate

All labels must hear

Dr. Ladenburg'
. .

(the originator's) signature.

sulphate, cryst

Hydrargyriitn, and compounds,

ciiry, etc

see Mer-

Hydrastine Merck:

chem. pure, cryst pure, amorphous, powder

citrate

hydrochlorate, chem. pure easily soluble nitrate, cryst.,

phosphate, chem. pure

sulphate,
tartrate,

chem. pure chem. pure

Hydro-Berberine, see Berberine, HydroHydro-chinone {-kinone), see Hydro-quinone .... Hydro-Cotoin, see Cotoin, HydroHydrogen Per-oxide (Di-oxide), [Oxygen Hydrate; sometimes called "Oxygenated

Water"], medicinal, aqueous solution [10 volumes of "Active Oxj'gen "] do. do., commercial, aqueous sohition [10 volumes of "Active Oxygen"]

(Hydro-chinone [-kinone]) Hydro-quinone (para-Di-oxy-benzene) [Quinol] [Quinone

Hydride]

Hydrothion - ammonium, solution, see Solutions: Ammoniiim sulphide, hydrosulphuretted

Hydroxyl-amine, hydrochlorate
Hyoscine Merck-Ladenburg, true hydrobromate, cryst
hydrochlorate, cryst hydro-iodate Oiydi-iodate), cryst. sulphate. cryst
]
1

ij,,,

.,

tear Dr.Lad,n.

[
)

nZC'l)
'"'-

.%na-

Hyoscyamine Merck, true;

niger:

^ from

Hyoscyamus

chem. pure,

cryst., white,

very light powder,

pure, not colorless,

amorphous

hydrobromate, pure, a mor phous

70

IVLKRCK'S

IVIERCK'S INDKX.
Containers
incl.
. .

71

Ichthyol preparations:
Ichthyol-sulphonJc (Sulpho-ichthyolici Acid. Ichthyol-siiiphonate (Suipho-ichthyoiatc) ot Am-

oz.
oz. oz.
oz. oz.

.no

monium. [Ichthyol] " of Sodium " of Lithium " of Zinc Icbtbyol iSohitiou, alcoholo-etlaercal,

.50
.(10
.r,o

lOf^
-30\

doz. 9.00 doz. 12.00

Ichthyol Plaster, in envelopes (N.B. Other Ichthyol pnparations, such as CapsTilcs, Pills, Soap, Wadding, etc., are furnished by Drug Houses.)

Hicin Imperatorin, see Peucedanin Indicator Solutions, (Test-solutions), see

at

15

gr.

.50

End

of List.

Indigo Blue, see Indigotin Indigo Carmine, best qualitj', paste Indigo Sulphate, ("Soluble Indigo"),

lb.

2.00

solu^oLvls.oz.

Tinctures: Indigo Indigotin (Indigo Blue), pure,

tion, see

crj-st

Indium,
'

'
' '

metallic chloride

'
'

oxide sulphate

7.00 15 gr. 9.00 15 gr. 8.00 15 gr. 9.00 15 gr. 8.00

Indole
Induline, see und. Aniline and Phenol Dyes Infernal Stone, see Silver, nitrate, cryst.; and, molded; U. S. Ph.; and, grey. ...... Inosit (Meat-sugar)
Inula-camphor, solid, see Helenin " liquid, see Alantol Inulin (Alantin, Dahlin; Alant-starch), cording to Dragendorff
' '

15 gr. 2.75

ac-

white

Inverted Sugar, see Fruit-sugar, commerc'l Invertin (Zymase). The sugar - inverting

constituent of j'east Iodine (ledum), English " re-sublimed, [/. S. Ph. and Ph. G. 11

15

gr. lb.

lb.

2.00 4.10 4.10

1.00

" " "

chem. pure
albuminated, (Iodized Albumin) bromide, liquid, (penta-bromide), ["Iodide of Bromine," so-caUed] chloride (mono-chloride) tri- chloride. (Highly efficient antioz.

"
"

oz. oz.

80

septic and disinfectant. ) Iodized Starch, soluble, see Starch, iodized lodo-amyl, see Amyl, iodide
lodo-ethyl (Iodide of Ethyl,

1.00

Mono-iod-ethane),
iodide
II.
.

see Ether, hydro-iodio

lodo-methyl, see Methyl,

Iodoform, cryst.,
' '

U".

S.

Ph. and Ph. G.

lb. lb.

powder
"

" "

"

so-called

medium

grain, - non-cono^u<t?uz<m7

lb.

7.00 7.00 7.00

"deodorized

'

(aromaoz.
lb. lb.

iized).-[FoT wholly odorless Iodoform, see Iodoform, bituminized,]

precipitated pencils, - [oO'^ Iodoform] Iodoform, bituminized (wholly odorless). lucent scales, easily pulveiizable, devoid of the Iodoform odor

"

"

Trans
totally

G5 7.00 7.50
.

lodole (Tetr-iod-pyrrole=CA.NH; noi [as stated in some books :] " Tetr-iodide of Pyrrole" "C^H.N.I " !). Contains nearly 89% of locbne. [Inodorous, insipid, and non-toxic succedaneum for Iodoform.

oz. 1

25

^^* When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!


72 lodum,
Iridin

.. ..

IVEERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

nnii

oomponnds, see Iodine,

etc.

Merck, pure

OZ. 2.(X)

Iridiuiu, nutallic " rods " " powdtT

' '

bromide

chloride, tri- (sesqni-) oxide, sesquiIridium nnd Sodium, chloride, crj-st

" "

15 15 15 15 15 15 15

gr. gr. gr.

gr. gr. gr. gr.

2.00 2.00 2.25 50 1.00

.

.65 .75

Iridium-Osmium

alloy, {Irid-osmium; Osni-

iridium), see Osniiiim -Iridium Iron, Ferrid- double salts of, see under Iron,
' '

Ferro- double

Iron (Feniim),
"

Sesqui-compounds (below !) salts of, see under Iron, Mono-comj)ounds (below !)

metallic, wire, U. 8. Ph. do., tinely powdered, (so-called "alcohol.

.

lb.

.35

Ph.G.II, (Limatura Murized"), tis alcoholisata; Pulvis Feni alcoholisatus)

11).

" "

" "

filings,

coarse
(l)y

powder

reduced

Hydrogen),

" " "

*'

" " "

" " "

"Quevenne's Iron," [6065%Iron] [/. S. P/i., [80%Iron].... chem. piire, [92-94% Iron] black, [50% Iron]

so-called

lb.

.35 .35

" "

lb.

.73

lb.

2.00
.70 .25 .40

lb. OZ.

acetate, Ferric

"
"

"

in scales
solution, see under Solutions (Iron-Albtimm), in scales, of Per-oxide Fe^Oj]

OZ.

"

" " "

albuminate,

[5%
" "

OZ.
OZ. OZ.

peptonized saccharated N.B. Compare, also:

30 50

.40

"

Iron, lactate ) aJbu" phosjihate > minat" pyro-i^hosphate, ) ed. ammoniated, so-called, (Ammoniosee Ammonium, chloride of Iron), chloride, with Ferric Chloride

"

ammonio-citrate, brown ([/^ S. Ph.) or green, see Iron, Sesqui-compounds:

.
.

Ammonio-Ferric
'

citrate, etc.

etc.

'
'

'

anisate arseniate (arsenate)

OZ. OZ. OZ.

2.50
.25
.

" "

" "

Ph. Brit, new

and
citrate,

25

ammoniated, [Ammo,

nio-Ferric ai-senicico-citrate] [2% of Ai-senicic Acid]

' '

OZ.

.35
.

"
' '

arsenite benzoate, [about boro-citrato

OZ.

30

25%

of Per-oxide]

OZ.

" " " "

bromide, Ferrous, piare " do., com'l,[abt. 65-68% Brom.] " Ferric, see Iron, tri-bromide bromo-iodide by Hydrogen, (reduced), U. S. Ph. and
other grades, see Iron, metallic, reduced, etc.; etc

OZ. OZ.
lb.

.50 .50

22 1.00
. .

OZ.

90

" "

camphorate

"

carbonate, Ferrous, saccharated, U. S. Ph. and Ph. G. I, - [at least 15% of Ferrous carbonate] " do., do., Ph. G. II, [10% Iron] " green (hydrated)

OZ.

1.50

lb. lb.

..50

.60

lb.

1.25

Bub-, so-called,

(Aperient Crocus of Iron), see

Iron, oxide, brown, (etc.)

f/;

8.

Ph. 1870,

^^- When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

IVlERCK's Index.
Iron, chloride, proto- (Ferrous), [Ferrous muriate' di-cbloride]

73


74

IVLERCK'S INDEX.
Containera
incl.

Iron, oiide, brown, (so-called "sub-carbonCrocus [Aperietit ate "),

"
Ferri (Saffron) of Iron], subcarboiMS, U. S. Ph. 1870 " pure, (Dry Hydrated Per-oxide [Sesqui-oxide, Tri-oxide, Red oxide] of Iron; Dry Hydrated Ferric oxide Dry Ferric Hydrate), [Ferrugo, Rubigo] oxide, red, (Ferric oxide; Per-oxide, or Tri- [Ter-] oxide, or Sesqui-oxide of Iron), anhy{Astringent Crodrous, cus (Saffron) of Iron], (Pure Colcothar, Pure Calb.

.50

"

lb.

.7;

"

put
" " " " " " " "
do.,

niortiiiuu)

lb. lb.

from Oxalate of Iron.

see Iron, ox-

.70

2.50

hydrated, dry,

"

"

"

"

"

ide, brown, pure peptonated; also, glycerinat^ ed solution of same; see Iron, peptonized etc. Same, dialyzed, see SoluIron, peptonized, tions dialyzed saccharated, soluble, Ph. (so - called G. II Saccbarated Iron " or "Sohacble Iron"; Iron Saccharate), [Ferruginated Siigar Iron - Sugar] [3?i(

'
'

Iron,

"

N. B. See, also: Syrup of Saccharate of Iron. so-called oxide, dialyzed, (Dialyzed Ferric Oxy-chloride " or " Basic Ferric Chloride "):-liqTiid, Ph. G. I, -or,
'
'

4.

285% Per-oxide]

lb.

.70

"

in scales; -see Iron, dialyzed, etc. etc. oxy-chloride. Ferric, (Basic Ferric Chlosolution of, see ride), so-called ;
;

under Sohitions
"
do., dialyzed, see Iron, dialyzed: liquid;

"

and, in scales peptonized, (Peptonated Fenic Oxid^, clearly soluble in Water, [2% or 5% Per-oxide]

oz.

35

"

"

solution, glycerinated, for suhcutaneous injections, [3

mg
lb.

FeoOs and 25
" "
"
' ' '

mg

Peptone per
1.25
internal use;

" "

syringef ul] dialyzed, liquid,

for

see under Solutions

Ii'on,

"

albuminated, see ate, peptonized saccharated

albumin-

i)er-chloride, see Iron, tri-chloride ....

'

"
'

per-oxide, see Iron, oxide, red phosphate, so-called by tl. S. Ph., see Iron, phosphate, icith Sodium Citrate.

'

iihosijhate, true. Ferric

" Ferrous albuminated with Ammonium Citrate, in scales Ferric, loiih Sodium C'ilraie, inscales, -Ferri

phosphas, so called

hy U.S. Ph
phides. ]

[An indefphosphide (phosphuret). inite composition of several Iron phos-

. ,

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

75

Iron, phospho-lactate, see Iron, lacto-phosph.

'

'

picrate (picro-nitrate)

.60

"

"

see Ii-on, sulpliato, Ferrous, pure, precipitated by Aleohol, r. S.Fh pyro-pliosphate,'- so-calkd by U. S.Fh., see Iron, pyro-phosphate, with Soprecipitatetl
suljihate,

" " "

'

dium
" "
"

Citrate
tinte

jayro-i^hosphate,

allniminated vith Animoniiim Citrate, in scales " " Potassium " Magnesium " in scales
Ferric,
icith

"

"

' '

Sodium Citrate, in Ferri pi/rophosplias, so called hy U. S.Fh U. S. Ph. and rediiced (by Hjxlrogen), see Iron, metallic, reother grades, duced, etc. ; etc saccharate, ( Saccharated Iron" or " Soluble Iron," so-called), see Iron, oxide, red, saccharated Compare, also: N. B. Iron, albuminate " carbonate-([". iS'.P/i.; etc.)scales,

"

'

'

'

'

iodide

U. S. Fh.)

" "
'
'

peptonized sulphate, Ferrous

Mono-compounds Manga:

no-Ferrous carbonate
.

" "

salicylate

"
'

santoninate (not soluble in Alcohol; hardly so in Water sesqui-bromide, see Iron, tri-bromide.
sesqiii-chloride, see Iron, tri-chloride
.

santonate!), easily

'
'

'

stearate

"

sub-carbonate,
1870, Iron, oxide,

so-called, U. S. Fh. (Ajjerient Crocus of Iron), see

brown,

(etc.)

"

sub-sulphate, (Basic Ferric SuliDhate), [Monsel's Salt], ^Dure N. B. Solution of do. ( U. S. Fh.), [Monsel's Sol.], see under Sols.

' '

siiccinate

" " "

sulphate, Ferric, normal, (Per-[Sesqui-] sulphate) [Ter-sulphate] " do., basic, (^lonsel's Salt), see Iron,
;

"

sub-sulphate Ferrous, pure, (Pure Iron Vitriol;

U.
>^

Pure Green Vitriol), cryst.

S.
;

Fh
do.),

pure, (do.

small

crj'st.,

Ph.
"

Neerl

"

pure, i^recipitated

by Alco-

hol, Ph. G. II, ("Precipitated Iron," "Granulated Iron," so-called), Ferri sulphas prcecipita,tus,
U. S.

Fh

"

"

pure,

dried),

calcined (exsiccated, Ferri sulphas ex-

siccatus, U. S.

Fh

"
"

"

crude, cryst., (Crude IronVitriol;

Crude Green Vitriol)

" saccharated, cryst sulphide (sulphuret) " in sticks sulpho - carVjolato (phenol - sulphonate,
sulj)ho-phenate)

tannate


76

. .

IMKRCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

Iron, tartarated
U. S. Ph.
tartrate,

compounds:

(below)!]
:

[Di> not confound withlron,

Compare, also:

(tartarized), see Iron, Sesquir Potiussio-Ferric tartrate,

N. B.

compounds
tar);
'

Iron, MonoFotiissio-Ferrous tar-

trate, -(Ferra/f(i

Tartar; Iron-Tar-

etc.; etc.

'

tartrate, Ferric, in scales

{[Do not con)

"

"

Ferrous

Iron, tartarated, with Iron- Tartar, under same)!]

(refeiTed-to
[Ferric
ffr.
;

(above);

found with nor

OZ. OZ.

.35 .35

"
"

tri-bromide

(sesqui-bromide),

Bromide], liquid, sp.

l.-tUO ....

.40

tri-chloride (sesqui-chloride
crj'st,,

per-chloride), [Normal Ferric Chloride],

,

"
"

cryst.

U.

dry
S.

Ph. and Ph. G. U,

At-id

lb.

.CO .GO .40

free

from Nitric

11).

"

" "

sublimed, anhydrous with Animoniuiu Chloride,

(so-

called "Ainmoniated Iron"), see Ammonium, chloride, with Ferric Chloride " tri-oxide (ter-oxide), see Iron, oxide, red " valerianate, U. 8. Fh Iron, albvuninated Oxide or Srdts of, see

"
,, " "

' '

under Iron: albuminate, etc., etc.; lactate; pho.sphate; pyro-phosphate "-<-aIled, see iron, sulphate, SrranUlated Ferrous, pure, prticipitaled by ..*. J r ' precipitated,! Ai.ohm. A. ^ Quevenne's, so-callod, see Iron, metallic, reduced: U.S. Ph., and others saccharated, -so-callPd,-see iron, oxide, ^'^^' saccharated soluble f
.

t-. .9.

"

saccharated Sa'ts
"Ammoniated

of,

see reference
Ammoni.
.

under Iron, sacchiirate. Iron and Ammonium, chloride, (so-called

Iron"), see

"
"

um, chloride, with Ferric Chloride and do., arsenicico-citrate, see Iron, arseniate and citrate, ammoniated. and do.: Citrate; Sulphate; Tartrate,
.

all

U.S. Ph.,

see Iron, Sesqui-comcitrate;

pounds: Ammonio- Ferric

suljjhate;

tartrate

and Calcium, lacto - phosphate, see and Lead, cyanide,

ferro-cyanide
Calciniu, fcrro-lacto-phosphate so-called, see Lead,
salts,

and Lithium,
ferro
," etc

see "Lithium,

so-called, see JMcrcury, ferro-cj'anide and Potassium, ferro-cyanide, (Potassium Ferri - ferro - cyanide Solul )le Prussian Blue), see Iron, cyanide, soluble so-called, blue, and do. , tartrate, U. S. Ph. Tartarated not: "Iron-Tar[Tartarized] Iron, see Iron, /Sesgui-compounds: tar"!), Potassio- Ffjric tartrate N.B. Compare, also: Iron, Monocompounds Potassio-i^c rrott.s tartrate, [FerratedTartar; Iron- Tar;

and Mercury, cyanide,

tar) ;

etc.

etc.

and Quinine,

citrate,

other formulas,
citrate, etc., etc

see Quinine,

U. S. Ph.

and
ferri-

.^e^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

IVEHRCK's Index.
Iron and Quinine,
above),

77

see

"Quinine,

ofher double salts ("than ,' etc. ferri

citrate,

" "

and Strychnine,

U.S.lh.,Hee

Strj'chnine, ferri-citrate and Zinc, cyanide, so-called, see Zinc,


:
.

78

m:krciv's Indkx.
Uontainers
incl.

Iron, Sesqui-compovinds,
salt SI,
' '

(Ferriil-

double
lb,

contiitueil

PotaHsio-Ferric oxiilute, crj'st

2.00

p vro-phosijliate
Kiilphate, (Potassio-Ferric tassic Iron-alum), pure
tartrate,
.S.

"
"

Alum, Po-

(Tdrtarated Iron, Tarlarized Iron), brown, in scales N. B. The above is not to be confounded with: Fekrated Tabtar; Iron-Tartar, ichich MJwZer; -Iron, Mono-compounds: Potassio Ferrous tartrate,
Ph.,
see,
-

Ferri

et

Poinssiitartras, U.

powder; do.
do., green.

do., globules; do.

Sodio-Feri'ic oxalate
'
'

pyro-phosphate

" "
ized;

"

in scales
;

tartrate, in scales

Iron- Albumin, in scales

and

do.,

do., saccbarated; minate, etc

and

see Iron,
]

peptonalbu-

N. 13.

Compare,

also

Iron, lactate

phosphate pjTO-phosphate Iron Alrnn, see Ahim, ferric

"
. .

"

>
.

albuminated.

"

"

ammoniacal,

see Iron, Sesqui-

compouuds: Ammonio
"
,

ferric

sulphate " potassic, see do. do. : Potassioferric sulphate Iron Ethiops, see Iron, oxide, black Iron Pellets, so-called, see Iron, Mono-comPotassio - Ferrous tartrate, in pounds globules Iron-Sugar (Ferruginated Sugar), [so-called "Saccbarated Iron" or "Sohible Iron"], see Iron, oxide, red, saccbarated N. B. Compare, also
:

Iron, albuminate

carbonate

(U. S. Ph.; etc.)-

iodii dide^iU.S. Ph.)-

"

j)eptonized suiphate. Ferrous

"

Mono - compounds Manga:

no-Ferrous carbonate

Iron

Tartar {Ferrated Tartar), see Iron, Mono - compounds Potassio - Ferrous

:

tartrate, etc

Compare, also: Iron, SesquiN. B. comi^ounds, I?otassio-Ferric tar{Tartarated trate, U. S. Ph.,

[Tartarized] Iron).

"

ammoniacal,

{Aminonio-Ferric Tartar; Ferrid-ammoniacal Tartar), see Iron, Sesqui - compounds ylmmomo-Ferric

:

tartrate, U. S.

Ph

Iron Vitriol, (Green

])bate. Ferrous: do. exsiccated;

Vitriol), see Iron, sulU.S.Ph.; do. precipitated; and other gi'ades and forms

I^atin

Iso-butyl-aldehyd (Iso-butyr-aldehyd) ....

Iso-butyl - earbinol, primary
see Alcohol, amylic,

Iso-Naphthol, see Naiihthol, BetaIso-propyl-benzene (-benzol), see Cumene

Iso-propyl-earbinol, see Alcohol, butylic,
Iso-

IVEerck's Indkx.
Ivory -black,
so-called, (Purified or Pure Bone-black), see Charcoal, animal, puiified, U. 8. Ph. ; and do. pure
,

79

80

IVEERCK's Index.

IVEERCK's Index.
r<ae Svilphuris pnrum, see Sulphur, precipitutfd, pure, U. S.

81

Ph
.
.

Laemoid, cbem.

pure, in scales; an extreiuelv sensitive substitute for Litmus.

.


. ..

82
Lead,
' '

IVlERCK's Index.
CoDtainers
incl.

carbonate, basic, (oxy-carbonate ; hydrico - carbonate ), [ \Miite Lead], Phintbi carbo7ias, U. S. Ph

11).

' '

chloride, pure " II cliromate, pure, fused

1.00
.BO

lb. lb. lb.

'
' '
'

"
cyanide

"

powder

1.10 1.10
.50 .25 .60

oz.
oz.

'

err(j-cyanide

" "

formate, pure, dry hydroxide (hydi'ate), mono-phinibic, [Mono-hydrated Prot-oxide of Lead], see Lead, oxide, mono-hydrated

oz.

"
'

' '

hypo-jihosphite hypo-sulphite, see Lead, thio-sulphate

,
.

oz.
oz.

.75 .36 .60 .35

'

iotfide,

powder, U.

S.

Ph

"
'

'
'

" cryst lactate

lualate,

oz. oz. oz. oz. oz.

lb.

'
' '

pure

"
'

luolybdate (molybdenate) niono-chlor-acetate

nitrate

1.25 1.00 5.00

.35 .50 .50 .25

"
"
'

pure, U:

S.

Ph

lb.

nitrite

oz.
oz.
lb.

'
'

'

"

oleate oxalate oxide (prot-oxide, mon-oxide; yellow ox[Lithide), anhydrous, fused,

1.50

S.

" "
'
'

" "

arge], pure do., do., cheni. pure,

U.

lb.

.70

Ph.

lb.
lb.

1.10

mono-hydrated, (Mono -plumbic Hydroxide), jmre

[di-]

2.50

per-oxide (bin-

oxide

[Anhydrous Plumbic Acid]

"

brown oxide),
,

" "
'

'

"
'

{Puce [Brown] Lead) " pure phenate (phenylate, carbolate) jjhosphate, pure phosphite rhodanide, see Lead, sulpho-cyanate.
salicylate
silicate

lb. lb.

oz.
oz.

oz.
.

.60 .85 .35 .30 .50

.

'
'

oz. oz.

75

'

.25

" "

sub-acetate, see Lead, acetate, basic... " solution, U. S. Ph., (Vinegar of

^
" "
'

Lead; "Goulard's Extract"), see Solut's: Lead acetate, basic

lb. lb. lb. lb.

sulphate, (Lead Vitriol)

'
' ' ' '

" chem. pure sulphide (sulphuret)

sulphite

.40 .50

1.35 1.50
.30
.25

"
'

sulpho - carbolate (phenol - sulphonate, sulpho-phenate) sulpho-cyanate (thio-cyanate; rhodanide)

oz.

'
'
'

tannate, dry
tartrate

'

oz. oz. oz.

'

.30 .25

"
' '

thio-cyanate, see Lead, sulpho-cyanate hj^DO thio - sulphate (formerly called sulphite ")
'

lb.

vanadate " wolframate (tungstate) Lead, puee (brown), see Lead, per-oxide; etc. " Avhite, see Lead, carbonate, basic, U.
'

'

15 gr.
oz.

.75 .75

1.25

S.Ph

Lead and
"

Iron, cyanide, so-called, see Lead, fcrro-cyanido and Platinum, cyanide, see under Platinuiii

dmiblc Cyanides
.50

"

and Sodivun, thio-sulphate (formerly

called "hypo-sulphite")

,^^-When

ordering, speciiy:

"MERCK'S"!

. ... .

IVlKRCK's Index.
Containera
incl.

83

Lead,
"
' '

so-called
noriuiil,

Sugar of, U. S. Ph

see Lead, acetate,

Vinegar of, ("Goulard's Extract'"), see Suhitions; Lead acetate, basic, U.S.Ph. Vitriol of, see Lead, siiliiliate, etc

Leaves, Senna-,
Lecithin

free

from

resin,-

see
15 gr. 2.50

Srima, leaves, deresinated

Lemon-camphor,
oil,

so-called, see Turpentinedi-liydrochlorate

Legumin

(Vegetable Casein from legumes)

15 gr.
oz.

.40

Lepidine Leptandrin
Leptandrin Merck, pure Lettuce-opium, so-called, see Lactucarium, Germanic, etc

oz. oz.

1.00 50 2.50
.

Leucine,
' '

jjiire, (Amido-cai^roic Acidj hydro-chlorate

15 gr. 2.00 15 gr. 2.00

Leucoline (Leucol), synthetic, see Quinoline ....

Leucotin, from Coto-bark

15 gr.
.
.

.40

Levulose

(LiT^vulose), see Fruit-sugar, I.

Libavius's

Fuming

Spirit, so-called, see

Tin, tetra-chloride Lignite Tar, see Oils, divers: Lignite

Lime (Calx), U.

S. P?i., (Pure Burnt Lime), from [Dry Caustic Oxide of Calcium], marble

lb.

.40

Lime, antimonio - sulphurated

stlbiato;

sulphurated), [Antimonic Liver of Lime Antimoniated (Stibiated) Calcic Liver of Sulphur; Calcic Liver of Antimony], (Calx An[so-called timonii [Stibii] cum i^'u/p/iitre), ".\ntimonio-sulphide of Calcium"] Lime Hydroehlorate, so-called, see Calcium, chloride " Saecharate (bi - saccharate), sosee Calcium, saccharate called, (Liver sulphurated, S. Ph., U. Lime, of Lime; Calcic Liver of Sulphur), [sometimes mis-called "Sulphide of Calcivim "] Lime-water, see Solutions: Lime, U. S. Ph.

lb.

lb.

.50

Lipanin
Liquid, Dutch, see Ethylene, chloride
chloride)
(bi-

Liquid

Glass, see Potassium, siliand, Sodium, silicate, U. S.Ph.; etc. Liquor ammoniae, (Liquor ammonii caustic!), see Ammonia, Water of " ammonii eaustiei spirituosus Dzondii, see Ammonia, Spirit of " " acstatis, see Solutions: Ammonium acetate " anodynus martiatus, see Tinctures: Iron chloride, ethereal " seriparus, (Liquor ad scrum lactis parandum), see Eennet Wine Liquores, others than above, see Sohitions Litharge, pure; and, chem. pure; see Lead, oxide, anhydrous, fused, pure ; and, chem. pure, U. S. Ph
(^Vater-)
;

cate, etc.

Lithium, double and

"Lithiiim and
' '

salts "triple (below!)

of,

see

'
' ' '

metallic acetate
ai'seniate (arsenate)

15

gr.

10.00
.

oz. oz. oz. S.

75

"
' '

benzoate, CT.
bi-V)orato

Ph

1.25 50
.

oz.

75

" "

bi-carbonate, so-called, see Lithium, carbonate, bi-

bi-chromate

oz.

.60

^e-When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

84
lathium,
'

IS/tERCiv's
boro-citrate bromide, U. S. Fh

Index.
Containers incl. OZ. 75 OZ. .38
.

'

" "

carbohite, see Lithium, phenate carbonate

OZ.

" "

chem. pure,
bi-,

tr.

S.Th. &
is

Ph.G.II

OZ. OZ.

" " " "

"

effervescing so-called,

.36 .38 .3U

only Lithium
OZ.
OZ.

carbonate
chloride fliroinate, bi-, see
citrate,
'

.45

Lithium, bi-cliromate cryst. Ph. Brit, new

powder, -f/: S.
effervescing
-citrate
-

Fh

OZ.
OZ. OZ. OZ.

"
"

.36 .35 .30

ferro-benzoate

" " "

"

"

hippurate
iohthyol

OZ.

1.00 1.00 2.50

sulphonate, preparations

see under Ichthyol

OZ. OZ. OZ.
OZ.

iodide
lactate
-.

.67
.

" "
'

nitrate

'

oxalate
])henate (phenylate, oarbolate)

"/ oxide, caustic

'

'

"

phosphate
salicylate, white

75 75 1.00 OZ. 1.40 OZ. 1.00 OZ. 1.25

.

"
" "

S.

PA., chem.

pure,

pert.

OZ.

.49

succinate
sulphate, cryst

OZ. OZ.
OZ.

1.00 45
.

"
" "
' '

sulpho-carbolate (i>henol-sulphonatc, sulpho-i)ht'nate)

sulpho-ichthyolate, see

.60
.lb

under

Ichthyol prep.
OZ.
OZ.
OZ.

tartrate
urate

"

valerianate

Lithium and Iron,

benzoate; and, citrate;

;

2.00 1.00

" " and Sodium, benzoate " " " salicylate Lithivim, Platinvim, and

," etc. see "Lithium, ferro and Potassium, tartrate

etc.

OZ.

1.75
.65 .60

OZ. OZ.

Potassium,

cyanuret, see under Platinum triple Cyanides Litmus, chem. pure, see Lacmus
'
'

commercial

Litmus Paper, red or blue, see under Paper Liver of Antimony, (sometimes called "Unwashed Brown Oxide of
:

"

"

"

Potassa, antimonio-sulphiiratcd, crude calcic, (Antimonic Liver of Lime), see Lime, antimonio),

Antimony

"

see

sulphurated

"
"

of

Lime,
"

(Calcic Liver of Sidphur), see

"

Lime, sulphurated, U. S. Fh. antimonic, (Calcic Liver of Antimony), see Lime, antinionio-sulphurated

"

of Siilphur, [Fotassic L. of S.), see Potassa, siilphurated, tf. S. Fh.;

"
'<

" "

"
"

and other grades calcic, see Lime, sulphurat"

antimoniated
ed),
[

ed,

U. S.

Fh

(stibiat-

Antimonic Liver of Lime], see Lime, antimonio- sulphurated

" "

"

sodic, see Soda, sulphurated,

etc

Xiobeline, sulphate

15 gr. 2.50

^^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

]V1krck:'
Liinar Caustic,
"
"
U. S.

Index,

85

see Silver, nitrate, molded, Ph.; and, grey; and, do.,

Sil-

pencils

mitigated (toughened), see

and other strengths

ver, nitrate, diluted, U. S. Fli.;

' '

Nitre, see

Lupulin,

Silver, nitrate, cryst. U. S. Ph. purified, new crop

,

Liiteoline, see under Aniline and Phenol

86

IVLERCK'S

IVlERCiv's
Magnesium,
oxide, light, (Light Calcined

Index.

87

Magnesia
vis),

Magnesia
S.

nsta

le-

Magnesia, U.

Ph

88

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

Manchester Yellow^,
I'luuol Dyes: Yellow

see under Aniline

and

Manganese (Manganum),
'

double

'

" " " "

" (below!). see "Manganese and metallic acetate arseniate (arsenate), pure

salts of,
.

15 gr.
oz. oz. oz.

.15 .25

benzoate
bin-oxide,
artificial;

45 1.00
.

see

Manganese, per-oxide, also: Manganese, oxide,

black,
' '

r.S.Ph
Manganese,
silicate
lb.

bi-silicate, see

"
'

'

[A paint-drier (siccative).] .... bromide

borate.

.45
.

oz.
lb.

62

" " "

carbonate, Manganous, chem. pure .... chloride, Manganous, pure, cryst " " " fused

lb.

2.0U 1.00
.40 .40
.

oz.
lb.

" " "

"

"

crude

citrate di-oxide, see Manganese, per-oxide, artialso: Manganese, oxide, black, ficial ;

oz.

50

U.S.Ph
"

"
'

hypo-phosphite, chem. pure, cryst hypo-sulj)liate

oz.
oz.

.35
.

'

iodide
lactate

" "
'

lacto-pbosphate (phospbo-lactate)
nitrate,

1.00 oz. 75 oz. 45 oz. 1.00

.

'
'

pure

oz. oz. oz.

lb. lb.

.30
.

' '

'

"
"

oleate oxalate oxide, sesqui-,

35

.30

" "

"
black,

(Manganic oxide), anhypure bydrated

di'ous,
S.

2.00
.75

(7.

Fh., (Native Per-

oxide [Bin-oxide, Di-oxide]

Manganese),

"
"

"

Black Manganese also called "Pyrolusite") do. purified, see Manganese, per]
;

Mn Oj
,

of

[at

least

66^;^
;

lb.

2.00

oxide per-oxide (di-oxide), artificial, pure, [abt. 90"^ {Purified Black OJ Oxide of Manganese; Purified Black

Mn

Manganese)
" "
'

lb.

2.00
.45

phosphate, Manganous, pure

phospho-lactate, see Manganese, lacto-

oz.

phosphate
'

"
"
"

salicylate sesqui - oxide, sesqui- ; etc

ing.]

oz.

1.50

see

Manganese,

oxide,

silicate (bi-silicate).

[Used

in enameloz.
oz.
lb.

.40

" " "

'
' '

' '

succinate sulphate, Manganous, crude " do., pure, crj-st., U. S. Ph. and Ph. G. II " " " exsiccated sulphite svdpho - carbolate (phenol - sulphonarte, sulpho-phenate) tannate
tartrate

1.00
.50 .80

lb. lb. lb.

2.00 1.75
.50
.

oz. oz. oz.

oz. 1

55 50

'
'

.55
.

valerianate
do., do., purified;

Manganese, black; and:

see Manganese,

oxide, black,

U.

S.

Ph.;

and: do., per-oxide,

Manganese and
"

artificial Iron, salts, see

under Iron,
Iron,
chl.

Mono-compounds; and under

Sesqui-compounds and Zinc, chloride, see
Z.

and M.,

.^ssr-When ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

ivlERCPc's
Manna-sugar,

Index.
.

89

Mannit

[
|

(Mannitol,
;

Mannol Fraxin; ;

in Granatin formerly also called "Punicin").


90
Mercury,
"

NIERCK'S INDEX.
Containers incl. oz. .60
oz.

! .

arsenite arsonio-iodide, (Bin-ioilide of Mercury with Tor -iodide of Arsenic) N. B. Solution of above double salt, (Solution of Arsenic and 3\Iercury Iodides, U. S. Ph.), [Donovan's Solution], see under Solutions.

1.00

'
'

" "

benzoate bi-bromide

oz. oz.

.CO .45

" " '

bi-chloride, -cafe? " corrosive chloride" (per-chloride), Con-bsive SubH'jdrar^iiti chh chlorid- ( limate], Cryst. ll'jdrardtiri > m corTMiitum, U.S. S

\ \

lb. lb. lb.

" " "

iiowder

i
.

/*

recrystallized

1.10 1.25 1.50

"

"

albuminated, (so-called "Albuminated Merciiry "), fluid, ace. to Bamberger, [Liquor hydrarcontaiuj^'yri albuminati B.]; inf^ 1"q of Corrosive Sublimate. albumiuo - saccharated (saccharoace. to albuminated), dry, containing 0.4",^ Schneider, of Corrosive Sublimate. - [U^jed

oz.

35

for

wound-

nishes

HgCU,
" "

dressing, it furconstant source of which salt is gradually

dissolved-out
cretion.

by the serum

se-

carbamidated(ureated), [Corrosive Sublimate with Urea], (so-called " Carbamidated " or "Ureated

Mercury ")
"

oz.

1.00

"

pejitonized, (so-called "Peptonized Mercury"), liquid,

"

[1% of Sublinuxte dry, [10i^ of Sublimate]..

I

oz.

50

"

bin-iodide

[red iodide], (per -iodide) Ilydrargyri (Mercuric Iodide),

"
' '

"

iodidum rubrum. If. S. JPh with Arsenic Ter-iodide, see Mer-

oz.

34

' '

cury, arsenio-iochde bi-sulphate, - improperly so-called, - see Mercury, sulphate. Mercuric, neutral. borate. Mercuric [Peroxide salt]

oz. oz.

.50
.

" " "

" " " "

bromide
bi-,

45

" "

see Mercury, bi-bromide so-called, see Mercarbamidated, cury, bi-chloride, carbamidated see ace. to Dr. K. Schadeck, carbolate, Mercury, phenate carbolate, di-, see Mercury, di-phenate. carbonate, Mercurous [Suboxide salt]. called "mild chloride"! chloride, (prt)to- or mono-chloride), [Calomel], (Hydrargyri chloridum sublimed, in lumps. mite), " do. "do. do.," sublimed, levi-

. .

oz.

50

lb. lb.
lb.

1.50

gated (washed)
" " " "

" "

" "

condensed bv steam
U.
S.

1.50 1.50

P/(.,'-

prelb.

cipitated; jirocess

by wet
1.50

" " "

chloride, bi- ...[ see Mercury, bi-cldo" corrosive, ride, U. S. Ph.; etc. " mild, see Mercury, chloride, -ca/tefi
\ '
'

111

ild

chloride "\-U.S. Ph. ; etc.

oz.

"
'
'

chloro-iodide

'
'

chromate citrate, insoluble in Water and in Alcohol

oz.
oz.

.50 .40
.50

^^r When

ordering, specify:

"MEUCK'S"J

JVtEROK'S


. . .

92
Mercury,
" "

JMERCK'S INDKX.
Containers incL

per-oxide, by dry process, see Mercnry, oxide, red, U. S. Ph.; and: do.,

do., do., levif,'ated

do., by xjoet process, see Mercury, oxide, yellow, U. 8.Ph accordphenate (i)beiiyliite, ciirbolate),

ing to Dr. K. Kcbadeck

OZ.

1.00

" "

" "

N.B. - Compare, also, remark under Mercury, di-phenate. phenate, di-, see Mercury, di-pbenate. pbospbate. Mercuric [Peroxide saltj " Mercurous [Suboxide salt]
. .

oz.
OZ.

45 45

precipitate, lilack,

(Hahnemann's Solu-

"

"

ble Mercury), see Mercury, oxso-called ide, black, red, see Mercury, oxide, red, U. S. Ph.; and: do., do., do., levi-

gated

"

" "
" "

white, infu.sible, see Mercury, ammoniated, so-called, U. S. Ph., inhisible " do. fusible, see do. do. do. fusible " yellow, see Mercury, oxide, yellow, U. S. Ph rhodanide, see Mercury, sulpho-cyanate saccharo-albuminated Bi-chloride of, see Mercury, bi-chloride, albudry,

"

' '

mino-saccharated, etc (Anew favored by recent salicylate.

syphilidologists.)

oz. oz. oz.

1.00

"
'

'

"
'
'

santonate!), Mercu{not roias Suboxide salt] sesqui-iodide, (Mercuro-mercuric iodide) soluble, Hahnemann's, see Mercury,

santoniuate
I

1.00 1.00

"
'
'

so-called oxide, black, stearate stibiato-sulphide, see Mercury, antimo-

.40

nio-sulphide
sub-nitirate, see

Mercury,

nitrate,

Mer-

"

"

"

curous, basic sub - sulphate, yellow, U. S. Ph., see Mercury, sulphate. Mercuric, basic. Mercuric [Peroxide salt], sulphate, (Per - sulphate of Merneutral, cury ; sometimes impi-operly called " Bi-sulphate ") " Mercuric, basic, (Turpeth Mineral),
.

lb.

1.00

[Oxy-mercuric sulphate Oxysulphate of Mercury] ; Yellow Sub-sulphate of Merc'y, U. S. Ph.

;

lb. lb.

" "

"

Mercurous [Sxiboxide

salt]

1.40 1.50

sulphide (sulphuret), hlack, -so-called; [Merciirous sulphide, icith excess of Sulphur ! ]; formerly S.' Ph.; -(Ethiops Mineral, IT. Mercurial Ethiops) red (Mercuric), U. S. Ph. ~ (Best Artificial Cinnabar; Vermilion). sulphite, Mercuric [Peroxide salt], neu-

'

'

lb.

.90

lb.

1.30

tral

sulpho-cyanate (thio-cyanate; rhodanide)

tannate, Mercurous taiuiu}^ '''""o '^^

(Suboxide

salt],

con-

oz. oz.

.35 .48 .40

Mercury

tartrate

oz.

thio-cyanate, see Mercury, sulpho-cya-

nate

thymol -acetate, see Mercur-Thymol,

ureated
see

(carbamidated),
bi-chloride,

so - called,
.

ac.

Merc,

carbamidated

^^-When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

IvlKRCK's Index.
Oontainers
incl.

93

Mercury, di-Phenyl-. See remark under

Mercury,
(li-i)beiiato.

Mercury and Ammonium,

(AninionioPh. G. II, fusible, cliloride of M. , Aiuidato-Licliloride of

chloride, in-

M., Mereur-amnionium chloride; Insee Merfusible "NMiite rreci])itate), cury, ammoniated, so-called, JJ. S. Ph. ^infusible and do., do., ftisible, (Mercur-di-auiluonium chloride ; Fiisible White PrePh. Neerl., see do., do., cipitate), do. fusible and do., sulphate, (Te^ra-iuercur-Ji,

"

'

ammonium sulphate; Di-mercur-ammouium basic sulphate), [Ammoniacal Turpeth]

lb.

2.00

"

and

Antimony

Sulphides (Black Sul-

" "

"
' '

phides [Sulphurets]), see Merciiry, antimonio-siilphide and Arsenic Iodides, see Mercury, arsenio-iodide and do, do., solution; U, 8. Ph., (Donovan's Solution), see Sohitions Arsenic and Mercury Iodides and Iron, cyanide, so-called, see Mercury, f erro-cyanide
:

and Potassium,
" " " "
iodide
tartrate
:

cj'anlde

oz. oz. oz.

;

65

" "

.75
.

45

Mercury Amalgams
;

of Sodium of Tin and Zinc; and of Zinc; see: Sodium Amalgam Zinc Amalgam Zinc and Tin, Amalgam
. .

MercTiry with Chalk, [1 part

Mercury: 2 of Prepared Chalk]

of Purified
lb.

1.25
.40

Mesitylene, chem. pure meta-Chloral, see Chloral, meta-

15 gr.

meta-Di-amido- benzene
Phenylene - di - amine]
,

(-benzol),

meta-

hydrochlorate, see Di-amido-benzene, meta-, etc meta-r>i-oxy-toluene, symm. see Orcin meta-Nitro-aniline, see Nitro-aniUne,metaMetal, fusible, ace. to Eose
,
.
.

oz.

" Wood Methol, see Alcohol, methylic Meth-oxy-CafiFeine, see Methyl-oxy-Caff.

"

oz.

1.00 1.00

Methyl,
"
' '

" " "

'

acetate benzoate, (so-called "Essence of Niobe") bi-chloride, ace. to Richardson cyanide, (Cyano-methyl), [Aceto-nitrile]

oz.

oz. oz.
oz.

.50 .60 .75

butyrate formate
iodide, nitrate

'
'

(Mono-iod-methane)

' '
'

oxalate
oxide, hydrated, see Alcohol, methylic phenate, see Anisol
salicylate,

5.00 2.00 oz. 1.00 oz. 1.00 oz. 1.00 oz. 1.00
oz,

" " "

(Mono-methylic
'

Ether of
'
'

MethylSalicylic Acid), [so-called salicylic Acid, " or 'Gaultheric Acid"). The principal constituent of Wintergreen Oil

"

oz.

sebacylate Methyl Chloroform, (Di-chloride of Mono-chlorethylidene)

Methylaf

oz.
oz.

65 2.00
.

Methyl-amine (Amido-methane), chloride. Methyl-aniUne Methyl-benzene (-benzol), see Toluene.

. .

Methyl-glycocoll

[-glycocine],fiee Sarcosine

04

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

Methyl-oxy-Caffeine fMetb-oxy-Cafifeine) Methyl-propyl- benzene (-benzol), para-,

see Cynieue

15 gr.

.75

Methyl- Strychnine
oryKt Methylene Chloride (Bi-chloiiilc) Merck, chem. fDi-chlor-iiH'thauc] pure. Methylene-proto-catechu-aldehyd, see Piperonal, chem. pure Mezerein, sioExti-acts: Mezeroon; aleo., etc. Microeosmie Salt, see Socliuiu and Ammohy(lro-i<Jtliito (hy(lrio(late\

"

15 gr. 5.00 15 gr. 2.00

oz.

.60

nium, j)b()sphate

Milk-sugar (Saccharum
Lactin\ cryst
'
'

laetis;

Lactose,
lb. lb.
-

"

U.
:

powder
S.

Ph.
('.

recrystallized
pnro, see Siili^hur, precipiS.

lb.

.50 .50 .65

Milk of Sulphur,
tated, pure,

Ph
so-called,

Mindererus's Spirit,
tions

see Solu-

Ammoiiiuui acetate Mineral Chameleon, (Chameleon Mineral), see Potassium, manganate Mineral, Cobaltum-, so-called, (so-called
"Metallic" Arsenic),
cryst
' '

see Arsenic,

Ethiops-, see Mercury, sulphide, black,

so-called

'
'

Kermes-,

so-called

see Antimony, sulphide, red,

curic, basic, U. S. Ph Mirbane Essence, 'Mirbane Oil), -so-called,

"

Turpeth-, see Mercury, sulphate, Mer-

see Nitro-beuzene

Mollin, pure

Mollin Ointments, with: Acid, carbolic, 3-55^^

lb.

1.00
25 25 25 1.50 1.25

lb.

salicylic, 3-5% 5%" tannic, Balsam, Peru-, 10"^ Birch tar, (Pix betiiliii), -10-20%Creolin, 1-2%. (According to Prof. Dr. Esmarch, a Creolin ointment is preferable, as a gynecological lubricant, to a Corrosive-Sublimate prej^aration.)
' '

"

lb. lb.
lb.
lb.

Chrys-arobin,

5%

lb.

lb.
.
:

Ichthyol, 10-50%

lb.
lb.

Iodoform,10%
Mercury,
" "

1.50 1.50 2.25 2.50 1.50 1.50 1.75 00 50 25 15 25 25 00 50 25 1 75

.

" ammoniated, " (^Vhite Precip-

itate), 10%. bi-chlonde, (Corrosive Sublimate), metallic, (Blue Ointment), 33A%

1%

lb.
lb. lb.

"

" (do. do.), 50?^ red oxide, (Bed Precipitate),

5%

lb. lb.

Naphthalene, 10%
Naphthol, Beta-,

lb.

5%

Potassium Iodide, Kesorcin, 10%

10%

lb.
lb.

lb.
11).

Sozo-iodole Storax (Styrax),- 10%

lb.

Sulphur, 30-50% Thymol, -5"^

lb.
lb.

Molybdenum
"
(

(Molybdajnium), metallic

15

gr.

.50

oxide, pure

oz. oz.

1.00

Mono-brom -benzene

(-benzol), [Bromated Benzene Benzol )|, (I'hcnyl Bromide)

1.00

Mono-brom-ethane. see Ether, hydrobromic

Mono-brom-naphthalene,
Naplitlialene,

Alpha-,

see
see

Al)iha-mono-bromatod Mono - brom - phenyl - acet - amide, 13rom-])hcnyl-acet-aiiiidc, mono-.

.
.

J^~ When

ordering, specify

" MERCK'S "

. .

IvlERCK's Index,
Containers
incl.
I

95

Mono-ehlor-benzene
(

(-benzol),

[Chlorated
oz.
oz.

Benzeue Benzol)], (Phenyl Chloride)

Mono-chlor-ethy!ene acet yl
I

1.00 1.00

Di-chloride,

(Hyper-chlor-

Mono-chlor-ethylidene Chloroform

Di -xhloride. Bee Methyl

Mono-ehlor-hydrin Mono-chlor-tolueae (-toluol) Mono-iod-b?nzene (-benzol),

Mono-iod-metliane, Mono -methyl -catechol

oz.

1.50

[lodated Ben-

zene (Benzol)], (Phenyl Iodide)

Mono-iod-ethano. see Ether, hydro-iodic see ;^Iethyl, iodide
.
.

[Medicinal] (Absolute see Guaiacol, chem. pure Guaiacol). Monsel's Salt, see Iron, sub-sulphate Solution, see Solutions Iron sub-sialj.hate, r. S. PI,
:

Mordant
staniiate

('

Preparing-') Salt, see Sodium,

),

Morplilne
" "
' ' ' '

(Moi-phia, " Jlorphium " cry si., Jlorphina, U. S. Fh i^ure, precipitated

acetate,

pure,

C/:

<S.

i'A

arseniate (arsenate)

asparagate

"
' ' ' ' '

' '
'

benzoate bi-meconate, see Moiphine, meconate. borate caniphorate

citrate

" "
' '

ferro-hydrocyanate

formate

hydrobromate

" "
'

hydrochlorate, cryst., U. " powder, Ph. Brit

S.

Fh
".
. .

' '

hydrocyanate
hydro-iodate (hydriodate) hj'po-phosphite
lactate

'
'

'

" " " "

'

meconate (bi-meconate)
nitrate
oleate, solution [20 "^

Morphine]

'

phosphate
phtalate. so 'wbfe in 4 paHs TFafe/-. (The solution is very stable, and its subcutaneous administration is reported to be painless.)

"

"

saccharinate
rate
!)

(not

saccha
,

True

aalti of

Morphine and
Saccharin which tatter tee
I

"
' '

" bisalicylate
sulphate, cryst.
(as
,

V. 8. Ph.

hut soluble
II) in

" "
' ' ' '

"

conforming to Ph. G. \A:\ parts of Water! with Strychnine

tiinnate tartrate

valerianate

Morphine and Codeine,

Salt,

hydrochlorate, see

Gregory's

"

and Iron Oxide, hydrocyanate, see

^lorphiue, ftrro-hydrocyanatc (Regarded as the active principle of Cod-liver Oil.) Mountain-blue, artificial, see Copijer, carbonate, blue ... " -green, artificial, see do., do., green

MorrhuoL

Mucin,

from

Ijile

Muira puama. (the new Aphrodisiac), der Fluid Extracts

see un-

96

JVIERCK'S

IVTerck's Index.
Naearat, see Carmine, piire, in lumps Napelline. AlkiUoid from Aconitum najjel-

97


98
JSTiekel

IVEERCI^'S
(as a!>oue.'),-inetallic:-Aiiodes, cast

IKDEX.

or forged

IVLERCK'S


100
Oils,

IVlERCKi's
:

Index
Containers
incl.

divera; continued
[

Ht-nbauo - kavc'S (HyoKcyamiis)

tiou, -

; ^>y diposOleo-infusion of Ilyoscyjunns, Olcnni cMchtm {inf^isum) Hyoscyaiui/o/iorum] Hfiibane-seod; expressetl, fatty

lb.

lb.

.GO .60

Juiiii)er-woo<l; empyreumatic, see Oil.Cade (Pyro- carbonic Ligiiit; cnipj-renniatic,

Oil), [Lif,'nite

Tar]

lb.

so-called Fern, ethereal pidium),ReeExtractK: so-called of Mirbane, (so-called "Essence of Mirbane"), see Nitro-benzeno Nutmeg; expressed, (Nutmeg-butter), [soJVIale
.
.

Mace, so-called, see

Oil, Nntinef?; expressed of Male Fini, (( )leoresiii of As-

called "Oil of Mace"] , Peach-kernel; fatty Persecot (Persico); for preparing liquors. Philosophers', (Oleum Philosophonmi) pyro-carbonic, see Oil, Lignite

[Oleum suljjhurated Linseed- (Flaxseed-), Lini sulphiiratum] (Balsam of Sulphur) do. do., terebinthinated; (Haarlem Oil; Dutch Drops), [Oleum Lini terebinthi,

natum sulplmratum], (Terebinthinated

Balsam of Sulphur) Theobroma, see Butter, CacaoTobacco; emi^j-reumatic,

U. S. Fh. 1870.

Wax;
"

rectified, clear

"

dark

Wine; heavy, (so-called "Heavy Ethereal Oil"), [Oleum Yini (rcthereum) ponderosumj. (Oleum cethereiim, U. S. Ph., is a 50% [by volume] solution of this Oil, in Stronger Ether.) so-called, ("East-Indian WoodWood-, "East-India Copaiva Balsam," oil," or

so-called);see Balsams Gurjim .... also OUs, so-called, N. B.

:

See,

flavoring
[

: ;

Cognac-

(Apple- ; Fusel- ; GrapcPear- ; Bum-), after :

"Essential Oils."
Oils, Essential, see immediatelj- below:

Essential Oils,

(inserted in alphabetical [Olea ffitherea, place of: Oils, Essential),

volatilia, destillata], (Volatile Oils,

Ethe-

real Oils, Distilled Oils): Abies, see Essential Oil, Norway

Pine

Absinthium, see Ess.

Oil,

Wormwood
rectified

Almond,

Achillea (A. millefolium), seeE. OU, Yarrow Bitter, see Ess, Oil, Bitter Almond

Amber
Angelica, European: root animal, Dippel's Anise: fruit, (Aniseed)

30fold twice rectified

duplex
:

"

Star-, (Chinese Ajiise), [Illicium]

fruit,

[Badiaue] Arnica: flowers; true

duplex

Artemisia maritima: flower-buds,

Oil,

see Ess.
.

Levant Wormsecd
.

Badiane, see Essential Oil, Anise, Star-.

Balm (Lemon -balm)

herb

[Melissa],

German;

Balsam Copaiva, see Essential Oil, Copaiva. Bergamot: fruit-rind " sesquiduplex do Birch; distilled from EmpjTeixmatio Bh-choil,

(which compare, under; Oils, divers)

IMERCPc's Index.
Essential Oils,
place of
:

101

(inserted

in alphabetical

Oils, Essential),

continued

102
Essential Oils,
place of
:

NlKRCK's Index.
(irtserted
CoDtainerd
inc).
:

Oils,

in ftlphabetical Essential), continued:

OZ.

Pepper, Black

.50

double Peppermint: herb Peppermint, Chinese (Japanese) true, [Poho-oil] ; only iu ori5,dnal flasks Pine-needles (Leaves of Pinus sylvestris) see (Oleum templinum), Pine-shoots, Ess. Oil, Pinus pumilio Balsam tree): Pinus pumilio, (Hungarian shoots; [Oleuiu teuiphnum]
;

' sylvestris, see Ess. Oil, Pine-needles. Poho-,'see Ess. Oil, Pepj)ermint, Chinese Red Cedar, (Juniperus virginiana): root Santal, East-Indian: wood, (Sandal-wood). [Yellow Saunders, "\Miite Saunders] "West-Indian: wood Sautonica (Cina), see Ess. Oil, Levant Wormseed Sassafras: wood; true
. . .
. .

'

'

"
Savin tops
:

"

"

double
contra; S. sanctum; S.

Semen cinse, (Semen

sanfonici), see Ess. Oil,

Levant Wormseed
.

Spiraea ulmaria, (Meadow-sweet), see Acid, salicylous Star-Anise, see Ess. Oil, Anise, StarSweet Flag, see Ess. Oil, Calamias Tans}-: leaves Templin (Pine - shoot), see Ess. Oil, Pinus

pumilio

Thyme herb
:

quintuple

Turpentine "

"

Hydi-ochlorates
tine-oil,

of,

see

rectified

Turpen;

mono-hydi-ochlorate and, di-hydrochlorate Valerian: root so-called, Yitis vinifera, (Grape-marc), see Ether, oenanthic Wintergi-een (Gaultheria): leaves, .rectified Wormseed, Levant-, (Santonica), see Ess.
do.
,

Oil,

Levant Wormseed
(Absinthium): herb; true
do.; do

Wormwood
"

Y^'arrow (Milfoil flowering herl)

Achillea

lOfold millefolium)

Oils

.\pple-, see

.so-caM, flavoring: Amyl, valerianate

oenanthic ....

Cogn.'ic- (Grape-), see Ether,

Fusel-, see Alcohol, amylic Pear-, see Amyl, acetate Rum-, see Essential Spii-its:

Rum,-

con-

centrated

Ointment,
"

blue,

nercum, Ph. G.
do., duplex,

(Unguentum Hydi-argj-ri ciII), [33^% Mercury]

"

"

[50"^ Mercury] with Cerate of Nutmeg-butter, (cum Cerato Myristica?; cum Balsamo
Nucistnc),

" "

" with Lanolin, [50 ;'^ Mercury]. Chaulmoogra (GjTiocarilia), [1 part

[oO^i^ Mercurj']

of

Chanlmongra-oil: 3 of Vaselin] Ointments ou Mollin (a new Ointment-base),

s(

e Mollin Ointments
().,

Oleandrin.
uiii,

Linn(').

Glncoside from Oleander (^'eri [Z>tyi.'a/i-action claimed

]

by Scluniedeberg. Olda fetherea ('olatilin,

desiillata),

see Oils,

ssential, [Essential Oils]

..

NlERCK'S INDKX.
Ccntainers
incl.

103

Olea eoeta (infusa), see Oleum coctum etc. Olea varia, eeo Oils, clivers Olein, see Acid, oleic Oleo-inlusion (Oleol) [Olexiiu coctum {infusum)\ (if Henbane-leaves (Hyoscyamus), see uuder Oils, divers Oleoresins r Aspidhim (Male Fern), U. S. Ph., see Ex.
.

tracts:
' '

Male Fern,
II,

Capsicum, U.

Ph.

G.

see same, free f

Ph.,

ethereal

S.

o Guinea Pepper of Capsicum fastigiatuni) Other Ethereal Extracts, (Oleorcs'.ns):

(Ethereal

r.

Ether

Extract
oz.
.

75

13r<ayei-a

(Kousso) Cauthaiides See

(Cannabis)
likewise

Cubeb
Eucahi^tus
Indian

Hemp

Kamala
Matico

(Eottlera)

under
Extracts.

Mezereon Phellandrium
Valerian
J

Oleum sethereum ponderosum, so-caUed,

ponderosum). see Oils, divers: Wine; heavy. [Oleum cethereum, U. S. Ph., see remark after same.]
Villi

(Oleum

Oleum coetiim (jji/usumiHyoscyami foliorum,

Ononin. Glucoside from the
spinosa
see Oils, divers: Henbane-leaves .... root of Ononis

Kest-harrow

OphioxyLLne.
serpeutiuum,

Alkaloid

15

gi-.

1.00

ace. to Prof.

from Ophioxylon
Bettink

Ophthalmic Stone,

so-called, see Cojiper,

aluniinated Opianyl, see Meconin Orcin (Symmetxic meta-Di-oxj^-toluenc). From lichens of the Kocella and Lecanora

OreUin,
"

families r d, see Bixin

oz. 2.

CO

cryst. Alkaloid from the seed of Ormo.sia dasycarjia hydrochlorate, ci-yst Orpiment, see Arsenic, Yellow sulphide. ortho-Amido-phenol, hytbochlorate, sec
. .

Ormosine,

15 gr.

Amido-phenol, ortho-, etc

ortho - Nitro - benz - aldehyd, see Nitro-

Osmium,

Vienz-aldehyd, orthometallic " tetr-oxide, see Acid, per-osmic, anhydr.

alloy,

Osmium-Iridiixm

{Osm-bidium;

Irid-

osmium) Ostrich Pepsin, see Pepsin, OstrichOuabain - [Cj^ H^gOjJ. Crystalhzed Gluco(an acpieous exbark forms the arrow-poisoD otthe East-AfricanComalis). [A heart-poison h j'podermically. ]
side from theOuabaio-tree tract from whose root and

Ox-amide
Ox-aniline, ortho-, hydrochlorate, see Amid()-i)henol, ortho-, etc

Ox

Gall, inspissated, U. S. Ph., (also called: Extract of Ox Gall), see Gall, Ox-. " pnritied, dry, see Sodium, choleate. Oxide, magnetic, see Iron, oxide, black

"

Oxy-acanthine,
"

j^uro
...

hydrochlorate

Oxy-benz-aldehyd, ortho-,
ylous

see Acid, salic-

104

MKRCK'S

. .

Mkrck^s Index.
Palladium,
"
'
'

105

do.,

metallic, sheets or wire black precipitate, (Palladium

Containers incl. 15 gr. 2.00

"
'

'

Black [Mohr]) chloride, dry " solution nitrate, dry

15 gr. 2.00 15 gr. 2.00

Joz.vls.oz.8.00

15 gr. 2.00
Joz.vls.oz.8.00

"

"

solution
j

Palladium and Sodium, chloride, dry Palladium Black, see Palladium, metallic,
"

15 gr. 1.00

Mohr
" " "

black precipitate

Pancreatin, pure, absolute

" " "

active

in

scales

solution in Glycerin, [l:10],-(Glycerolate [Glycerite] of Pancreatin N.B. Compare, also: Solutions : pancreatic.

saccharated with Stixrch N.B. See, also: Trypsin (the Albumensolving constituent of Pancreatin)!
'
' '

'

Pancreatin-Pepsin
Papaverine Merck: pure
tiydrochlorate
nitrate

phosphate
sulphate

Papaw

Juice,

(Succus

Caricaj

Papayse),

see

Juice of

Papaw

from Papaw Juice; pepPapayotin Merck, tonizes 2(10 parts of freshly expressed Bloodfibrin. (Used with especial success as a solvent of diphtheritic membranes.) Paper, Congo-, (Prof. Kiegel's "Gastric" Testpaper), see Congo Paper

Litmus-, red or blue, (red or blue Testpaper) " Turmeric- (Curcuma-), [yellow Testpaper] Papers, medicated, for Ophthalmologj^,
see under Atropine and Physostigmine para- Acet-phenetidin, see Phen-acetin
. .
.

" "

Wax-

Paraffin,
" " " "

para-Cotoin, see Cotoin, parasolidif jing-point 46-48 solid,

[114.8-118.4 F]

do., sohdif.-pt. 52-53C [125.6-127.4 F]

" "

" 56-58 C [132. 8-136. 4 F].... Ph. G. II, melting-point 74-76 C

[165. 2-168. 8

liquid,

-Ph.

G.

F]

para-Globulin, see Globulin, paraParaguay roux, see Tinctures: SpUanthes;

compound
Par-a!dehyd Merck, chem. pure, (absolutely pure), of unexcoj)tion.il)le quality Parillin (Pariglin, Harsapiirin), see Smilacin. Parsley-camphor, see Apioi, solid, cryst., white. Pear-oil, so-called, see Amyl, acetate Psarl-ash, see Potassium, carbonate Peiletierine (Punicine) preparations: Pelletierine, medicinal, (Peiletierine and Isopelletierine)," pure " " sulphate, pure " " 10%'-solut. " " tannate " " valerianate


. . . .

106
Pelletierine

Merck's Index.
ConUiiaerg
incl.

(Pnnioino) preparations, con/tnued:

oily li(iiiid Methyl-pelletierine. pure, Pseudo-pellctierine. pure, crystallized " hydrochlorate, white, cryst

"

sulphate, white, cryst

15 15 15 15

gr. gr. gr.

gr.

3.00 2.50 2.00 1.75

Pentane(Aiiivl Hvdndei, cnide, see Eupione *> Pepsin Merck 1: 1000,<?i^1 ]

5L
I

(ieslsh>in)ihnes its weight

|

2
-^

Pepsin Merck
(/esis
1
")<

:1500,-(/iiiine/i its weight

1

oz.

1.00

^
p.
I

Pepsin Merck t:2000,-digp'^f.t 'li^f^Uimes its weight

otiirr strrntffUs to

oz. 1 .25
\

Rjf All

order !
I

Pepsin, pure, soluble, in scales sirenffth corrrs" " granulated \ron(/iH<7/o/V(.r/.//. " " " clearlysoluble. powder, Ph. G. II. " pure, -solutiou iu Gly ceiin,-concentratei1 " liyilrocblorate, clearlysoluble, powder

oz. oz.
oz.

oz. oz. oz.

lb.

" " "

" clearly soluble, extract form vnth Dextrin, yellow " Starch, white

.60 .50 .40 .30 .50 .50

lb.

2.00 2.00
.

Pepsin, OstrichPepsin Essence, ace.

ill orifj:iiial

oz.

75

to Dr. Liebreich,

bottles
'

bottle 1.00
'

Pepsin, Lacto-,

(also called Lactated PeiJ.siu"), [sometimes mis-called "Lac-

to-])eptine "J
'
'

.50
.

" "

Pancreatin-, see Pancreatin-Pepsin Peptone-, etc., seePeptone-Pei3sin,etc.

.

Ptyalin-, see Ptj-alin-Pepsin

pepsini,
(

Pepsin Wine, fViniim

Peptone. so(t.from Meat.

Ph. G.

II)

lb.

"

Pure Meat Peptones, " " free from Par-albiimin dry. [The above Dnj Meat Peptone answers
1

lb.
lb.

1.25 2.00 3.00

to 7-8 times its weight of fresh meat.] " dry, from Albumen Peptone, bismuthated, see Bismuth, peptonized
.

.50
oz. oz.

Peptone-Pepsin,
"
tartrate
Pereirine. pure

i^hosphate
see Quinine, peptonized

.40
.

35

Peptone-Quinine,
"
hydrochlorate

15 gr. 3.00 15 gr. 2.50

I

Petroleum Benzin
" "

seeBenzin,

Naphtha
Ether,

petroleic see Benzin, petroleic, boil.-pt.

j

m-m
Phen-acetin
(

G,{Be7izimim, U.

8.

Fh.)

Peucedanin (Imperatorin)
para- Acet-phenetidin). Colorless, iuodoroiis, insipid crj^stals, readily soluble in Alcohol, less so in Water; melting-pt. 132.5 C 1270.5 F]. (A new antipy-

15

gr.

.60

retic.)

oz.
oz.vls.oz.
.'

Phen-aeetolin Phen-anthrene. Phenetol (Ethyl Phenate

1.25 4.00
.

oz.

50

Ethylic Ether of Carbolic Acid; Ethylo-phcnic carbolic, Phenol ethylic J Ether) [ Ethvlo
[Carbolate]
;

[also called:
feine

Salithol]

Phen-oxy-Calfeine,

see Phenyl-oxy-Caf.50

Pheno-Resorcin (-llesorcinol) Phenol (so-called Phenyl Hydrate "),

'
'

see

Acid, carbolic

"
" "

camphorated,

(Phenol- Camphor),

see

])heiiolated iodized, see Acid, carbolic, iodized salicylate, sec Salol

Camphor,

Phenol-Cocaine,

see Cocaine phenate Phenol Dyes (Conors), see under Aniline and Phenol Dyes

.^9- When ordering, specify:

* See,
also,

"MERCK'S"!

page 167

IVIKRCK'S Index.
Phenol-Glycerin,
tion in Glycerin

107

see Acid, carbolic, solu-

108

IMERCK'S

::

. . .

IMKRCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

109

Platinum double Chlorides,

Platinum
" "
uiiil

contbmed:

Hoiliuni, (.bloride, cryst

"

"

"

dry

15 15

gr. gr.

1.25
.05

-tetr-amine ami Platiuum.bi-chloriile, (Platoso-di-amuioniiiiii Cliliiro-platinite),

[Magnus's "Green

salt"],

PtCU) Platinum double Cyanides

(Pt [NH3]^ Cl.

Platinum and Ammonium, cyanido, cryst. and Barium, cyanide, crj- st " " and Calcium, " '' cyanuret ami Copper cj'anide, (Plati. .

'

'

15 gr. 1.00 15 gr. 1 25 15 gr. 1.00

.

no-cupric cyanide)

"
'

'

" " "

' '

and Lead, cyanide, cryst and Magnesium, cyanide, crj-st " " and Potassium, " " sesqui-cyanide, crj'st and Sodium, cyanide, crj'st with and Strontiixm, cyanide, cryst. 5 molecules of Water
,

15 15 15 15 15

gr. gr. gr.

gr.

1.25

gr. 1.25.

15

gr.

2.00 1.25 1.25 1.50

"
' '

"

"

do., do.,

with 4 molecules
cryst.
. .

15 gr. 1.25

of "Water

and Yttrium, cyanide, large

triple

15 15

gr, gr.

1.25 2.50

Cyanides Platinum Platino - Ammonio - cyanuret and Cupric

cyanide, (Platino-Ammonio-Cupric cyanide), cryst

" " "

-Calcio-Ammonio-cyanuret, cryst. " " -Potassio-Lithio" " -Potassio-Sodio-

15 gr. 1.25 15 gr. 1.25 15 gr. 2.00

15
f J
I

gr.

1.50

Platinum, divers double Salts:

Platinum and

Ammo.
.

~|

nium
"
' '

sulpho-cyanate (thio - cyanate

"

and Barium. and Potassium J " do., bromide,

[

rhodanide),
crj'st

cryst

" "

"

iodide,

"

15 15 15 15 15

gr.
gr.

gr. gr. gr.

1.00 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.25

cyanuret, (Platinous cyanide), and Potassium Chloride Platinum Black, see Platiniun, metallic,
|

5gr. 1.25

" "

Mohr
:

black precipitate.

Sal ammoniac, see Platinum double Chlorides Platinum tetra-chloride and

Ammonium

chloride: dry; and,

crj'st.

Platinvun Sponges, prepared and mounted for Hydrogen lamps, see Platina Sponges. Platos-amine, di-, (Di-platos-amine), sul-

Plumbago,

phate, cryst see Graphite

see Lead, etc.
.

15 gr. 1.25
.

Plumbum, and compounds,

)
.

Both yield a perfectly Podophyllin, Chem. pure '< clear BOlut. in Alcohol. pypg Ph. G. II f ace. to Podwyssotzki Podophyllo-toxin. Polishing -powder (so-called "Putty-pow-

oz.

60
30

oz.

.40
.

15 gr.

der

"),

Polygalin

see Tin, oxide, grey (Polygalic Acid), see Senegin ....

Populin
Potassa (Kali), caustic, chem. pure, Merck, see Potassium, hydroxide, chem. pure, IVIerck " do., other grades and fcjrma, see Potassium, hydroxide, etc. etc. , etc. " U. S. Ph., see Potassium, hydroxide, purified, in sticks

15 gr. 1.50

Potassa, Anthraco-; and do., sulphurated; see Anthraco-potassa; etc Potassa, antimonio-sulphurated, a-ude,
(Liver of Antimony), (so-called "Unwashed Brown Oxide of Antimony "], (improperly 'Antimouio-sulphide of Potascalled, also sium"). [Do., do., toashed, SQenadpcuje!]
'

lb.

.75

^^^-When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

110

iViERCK's Index.
1.

Potassa, antimonio-svilphurated, icasued

(lixiviated
[<'r.>cus

(Salfidu^

of .Anti.

mony;

(.'rocus luetalloruui ],-( so-called " 'Washed Bro\\Ti Oxide of Antimony").

. .

IvtBRCK's Index.
Potassium,
,

Ill

(continued 1), In - chromate, coiiunercial, cryst dc>. do. fused bi-tiiionde biu-oxalate, (Salt of Sorrel Sal Ace"Essential tosellas), [so-called Salt of Lemons "]
,

Containers
lb. lb.

incl.

oz.

.25 .75 .45

lb.

"

pure

lb.
lb.

.40 .75

bi-phospliate bi-sulphate, (Hydro-mono-potassic Snlpliate)

2.50
.50 .75

lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.

" " " "

chem. pure, cryst " fiised "

pure, cryst

1.00
.GO .75

"

fused

lb.

bi-sulpbite (acid sulphite), chem. jDure, cryst., abt. 87% of readily soluble in Water bi-tartrate (acid tartrate), cryst., [Crystals of Tartar], (Purified Tartar) " powder, (Powdered Crystals of Tartar), [Pure powdered Tartar] pure, powder, (Pure Cream of Tarfree from metals tar),

KHSOj);

lb.
lb.

2.00
.75

lb.

.80
.85 .90 .85 .18

'

'

lb. lb.

"

chem. pure, powder

metals and do. do., crj'st., Lime, S. Ph ) from conforming to Ph. G. II [ borate bromate, pure, Ph. G. 11; {perfectly pure: [100%]) bromide, chem. pure, powder, Ph. G. II " cryst., U: 8. Ph. and Ph. G. II. " " " disturbed crystals, Ph. G. n. bromino-arsenite " -salicylate cantharidate, (Cantharidated Potassa)

"

U.

free from
I
>-

lb.

lb.

1.00 1.00
1.00

11).

lb.

oz.

oz.

15 gr.
lb. lb. lb.
lb.

1.00 1.50 6.00 5.00

.20 .25 .30 .35

carbolate, see Potassiiim, phenate carbonate, (Pearlash), [80-84% of pure]. " [90-92"^ of pure]

" " "

[95-98% "
twice puiified

"

pure,

U. S. Ph. and Ph. G. II, from tlie Bi-tartrate. {TId:; grade

of Potassium Carbonate is also called: Salt of Tartar; ?ioi to be confounded id til : "Essential Salt Tartaric Acid !) of Tartar " chem. jDure carbonate, acid, see Potassium, bi-carb. caustic oxide, chem. pure, Merck, etc., see Potassium, hydroxide, etc., etc chlorate, ciyst

"^

lb. lb.

.GO .70

lb.
lb.

" "

powder
juu-e,

crjst., U.

.40 .40

S.

Ph.

and

I'h.
lb. lb.
11).

G. II

"

"

chloride,

powder,- Ph. G. II [about 98%] crude,

" chem. pure chromate, yellow, chem. pure " " purified " " commercial
cinnamate, from pure Cinnamic Acid; very freely soluble in Water

lb.
lb.
lb.

.50 .50 .25 .50

1.25
.70
.

lb.

35

citrate, pure,
-

U.

oz.
lb.

S.

Ph

2.00 1.50

cobalti cyanide, (CoVjalto - tri - potassic Tri-cyanide), anhydrous, readily sol-

uble in Water

^When

orderinj?, specify:

"MERCK'S"!


112
Potassium,
"
I

Containers incL OZ. 1 50

.

Merck:*s Index.
cyftnnte
yiiuiae,

"

"

[about 2i}%], fused, " " [ 40^^, - " 450 ^ [

]
I

piatgg

lb. lb.

or

"

"
' '

50%], sticks " 60%], L plates pure, [about 85%'], " " " in sticks " [96 to 100%], U. S. Fh... cbem. pure
L
'

.50 .55 .60 .65 .75

ethylo-sulpbate (sulpho-vinate ) etbylo-thio-carbonate, see Potassium,

1.25 1.30 2.00 4.00 2.00

xanthogenate
ferrid-cyanide (ferri-cyanide), [RedPrussiateof Potassa], (Potassio^erric cyanide, so-called j, pure

lb. lb.

"

commercial

1.50 1.00

ferri-ftrro-cyanide, (Soluble Prussian soBlue), see Iron, cyanide, Llue,

called,

soluble

ferro-cyanide,

(Yellow Prussiate of Po-

tassa), [Potassio-/errows cyanide,

so-called],

chem.

pure,

U.

tS.

"
'

'

Ph.... commercial with Urea

lb.

1.00
.60

lb.

lb.
lb.

fluoride

4.00 2.00
.45

formate
hippurate hydroxide (" liydrate "j, [hydrated (caustic) oxide], (Caustic Potassa), chem. an absolutely pure pure, Merck ; free from Alumipreparation,

OZ. OZ.

2.00

na, Silicic Acid, Sulphuric Acid,

and Barvta
' '

lb.

pure
<<

(piirif
(
"'

by Alcohol), in sticks
'< )^

lb.
lb.

" " " " " "

initiates
U.

3.00 1.10 1.05

.65 .00

purified, in
S.

sticks,

Fotassa,

"in plates "in drops

" dry, powdtr with Lime, [1:1], powder,
tassa

Fh

lb.

lb. lb.

PoU. S.

lb.

1.25 1.50

"

"
"

"

(Potassa-Lime) [2:1], powder, (Vienna Caustic Powder)

Ph.

cum

Calce,

"

[1:1],

fused, (Filhos's Caustic; Fused Vienna Caustic)

lb.
lb.

IT. S. Fh lij-po-phosphite, hjToo-sulphite, see Potassium, thio-sul-

2.00 1.35

phate
imido-phtalate, {Fotassio-Phial-imide) indigo - sulphate (sulph-indigotate, sulpho-cerulate) iodate iodide,- f/". 8. Ph. and Ph. G. II iso-purpurate, chem. pure
. .

OZ.
OZ.
lb.

.ID

OZ.

55 3.75 5.00
.

lactate

OZ.
OZ.
lb.

.50
.

lacto-i)hosphate (phospho-lactate)

55

manganate, (Mineral Chameleon Cha-

meleon Mineral) methylo-sulphate molybdate (molybdenate)

nitrate,

.40

OZ.
OZ.

myronate chem. pure,

"

15 gr.
,

45 45 2.50
. .

cryst. (Refined Salt?etre), [Prismatic Nitre] , t/". S. A. and Ph. G. II pure, powdered

lb. lb.
:

.50 .50

^1^ When

ordering, specify

"MERCK'S "

. . . ,:

MLKRCK's Index.
Potassium,
"
do.,
nitrate, {continued!); in flat [Tabulated Nitre drops, (tabulated)
; ;

113

Containers

incl.

Prunella Salt] with Zinc Chloride, fused; see und,er

lb.

.05

" " " " "

nitrite,

Zinc, chloride chem. pure,

in sticks
nitro-

lb. lb.

"

commercial
(nitro-prussiate;

nitro-prusside

"

ferri-cyanide) osmate, chem. pure oxalate, neutral (normal), [so-called "suboxalate"), chem. pure " " pure. (Purity absolutely sufficient for photog.

raphy.)
see Potassium Other oxalates : biu-oxalate; and, tetra-oxalate. [Caustic Potassa] oxide, hydrated (caustic ).

N. B.

'
'

chem. pure, Merck; do., do., do., U. 8. see Potassium, hyPh.; and others,

droxide, etc.

etc

per-chlorate per-iodate per-manganate, pure, small cryst.. U. S. conforming to Ph. G. II Ph.

" pure, large cryst " crude phenate (phenylate, carbolate) phosphate, pure, ciyst
' '

II,

purified

phosphite
phospho-lactate, see Potassium, lacto-

phosphate plumbate

prussiates, so-called, Red and Yellow, etc. see Potassium : f errid-cyanide, etc. and, ferro-cyanide, U. S. Ph., etc. purpurate, Iso-, see Potassium, iso-pur-

purate pjTO-phosphate
quadro-oxalate, see Potassium, tetra-oxalate

rhodanide, see Potassium, si:lpho-cyanate ruthenate

:

salicylate
salicyli/e

santoninate (not santonate !)

seleniate (selenate)
silicate,

pure, dry " solution [10%-].

..

"
' '

" "
dry

"

^sp.

gr. 1.3
. .

crude, solut. [30-33 Be]

See, also:

N. B.

Sodium,

silicate.

silico-fluoride stiinnate

stearate

Ph. Bor. VI; crude; and, pure; Potassium, antimonatc pharmacopeial (Ph. Bor. VI); do., do., crwle; and, do., do., pure stibiato - sulphide, so-called, see Postibiate:

see

tassa, antiuionio-sulphurated, crude.

succinate, neutral sulphate, (Vitriolated Tartar), purified, cryst

"
'
'

purified,

powder
. .
.

"

twice i)urified, cryst " " ])owder


114
Potassium,
" "

.. .

MlERCK's Index.
sulphate,

(continued! cliem,
),

Containers
lb.
lb.

incl.

pure, crysi., U.
do., do. do.,
Kuli)liido,

S.

Ph. and Pb. G. 11

powder

(Liver of Sulso-called, phur), crude, for baths; and, purified, Potassa sulphurata, U. S. Ph.; and, pure; see Potassa, sulphurated, etc.
;

.60 .60

etc.

etc
lb.

'
'

Biilphite,

normal " imx(i,-U.

S.

Ph. .......

lb.

1.00 2.75

" " "

"

" acid, .see Potassium, bi-suljjbite. sulpho-carbolate (sulpbo-phenate, phenol-sulphonate) " -carbonate (thio-carbonate). [An (See, also : anti - phylloxerin] Potassium, xanthogenate. ) " -cyanate(thio-cyanate;rhodanide), iniie, ciyst
.

oz.

15

lb.

1.50
.24 .20

oz.

" "

" "

"

commercial
;

oz.

-iudigotate (sulph-indigotate sulpho-cerulate), see Potassium, in-

"

"

digo-sulphate -vinate, see Potas.siiim, ethylo-sul-

phate

"

tartrate, neutral, (Soluble Tartar), [Tar-

Tartarized tarus tartarisatus cryst., (Tartarated) Tartar], Ph. G. II, Potassiitarpure,

" "
'

" "

tras, U.S.Ph do., powder, pure,

lb.

Ph. G. II...
.

lb.

1.00 1.05

acid,

see Potassium, bi-tartrate, U. S. Ph.; and other grades.

tellurite

15
(tetroxalate;

gi".

2.50

"

tetra-oxalate
late),

quadro-oxa-

[sometimes wrongly

called:
lb.
.

" " "

"Essential Salt of Lemons"] thio-carbonate, see Potassium, sulphocarbonato

:

" " " "

<*

thio-cyanate, see Pot., sulpho-cj-anate thio-sulphate (formerly called "hyposulphite") urate, pure valerianate wolframute (tungstate)

xanthogenate (ethylo-)
thio-carbonate), I V
**

[An anti-phviioi.
'/^ralTum?' 'iZpho-carbonate.)

JJ

Potassium and Aluminium,

"

sulphate, see

Alum, potassic and Amm.oniuin,

fluoride;

soluble in Water.

readily (Emits

fumes
" " "
" " " "
"

of Hydrofluoric Acid.)

" "

" "

phosphate
tartrate,

(Ammoniated Soluble

Tartar)

and Antim,ony, salts, see Antimony and Potassium and Barium, chlorate, see Barium and
Potassium, chlorate

and Beryllium (Glncinum), fluoride, see Peryllium and P., fluoride and Bismuth, salts, see Bism. and P. and Cadmium, iodide, see Cadmium and Potassium, iodide and Chromium, sulijhate, see Alum,
.

chromic
"
'
'

and Cobalt, cyanide, see Potassium,

cobalti-cyanide

"

and Copper, salts, see Copper and and Gold, salts, see Gold and P

P.

IMERCK'S INDKX.
Containers
incl.
<

115

Potassium and Iron,

(^Ked
etc.,

cyanides,
:

so-called,

etc.

see Potiissium fen-id-eyanidc, and, ferro cyanide, S. Pk. etc.

i'.

and Yellow Pnissiate of Potassa),

"

and Iron,

feiTO-cyanide, (Potassium ferri-ferro-cyanide ; Soluble Prussian soBlue), see Iron, cyanide, blue,

' '

see Iron, Monoand Iron, other compounds; and, Iron, jSesqui-comembracing the poimds, (the
salts,

called,

soluble

latter

U. S.

Ph. Tartrate)
tartrate, see Lithium

" " " "

and liithium.,

and

Potassium, tartrate

and Mercury, salts, see Merc, and P. and Nickel, sulphate, see Nickel and
Potassium, sidjihate

and Platinum, double and triple salts, see Platinum double Chlorides; do.
double Cyanides; do.
triple

Cyanides;

"

and, do., divers double Salts and Silver Nitrates, mixed in U.-S.Ph. and other proportions, (IMitigated Lunar Caustic), see Silver,

nitrate, dihited, etc., etc

"

and Sodium, boro-tartrate

Tartar"]

(tartaroborate), [Tartainis boraxatus BoraxTartar; so-called "Soluble Cream of

.-

"

do. do., do.,

;

rax-Tartar

Bo"Soluble Scales of Tar; PERFECTLY SOLUBLE in \\'ater, tar ") [a property found wanting in other

ii scales, (Scales of

lb.

1.25

"

and Sodium: carbonate; and, sulphate; see Sodium and Potassium,

etc.
;

niakes !]

lb.

1.50

etc

"

and Sodium,
chelle-salt,

(Tartarated tartrate, [Tartarized] Soda; Soda-Tartar; EoSeignette-saltj,

,

[Tartanis
,

chem. pure, ciTst. Ph. and Ph. G. II chem. pure, powder, do. do., do., Ph. G. II
natronatus]
r. S.
'.

lb.
lb.

.75 .80

and Strontium, chlorate, see Strontium and Potassium, chlorate and Titanium, fluoride, see Titaniiun and Potassium, fluoride and Zinc, cyanide, crjst. see Zinc and
,

Potassium, cyanide

and Zirconium, fluoride, see Zirconium and Potassium, fluoride

sodium,

'l

PlaU.
J

num, cyanide Potassium Alum, see

g
'

efl'
.

Aliim, potassic Powrder, Blood, see Blood, bullock's, etc. ' James's, (Febrile powder), see Anti.

"

monial Powder, U. S. PL Putty-, so-called, (Polishing-powder,)

see Tin,

oxide, prey

Tin, (Stanni pulvis), see Tin, metallic, pure, powder Po^vder of Algaroth, see Antimony, oxychloride

"

Preparing-salt, so-called, Sodium, stannate

(Mordant), see
and Phenol

Primrose Yellow,
Dves
:

see Aniline

Yellow

^^When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!


lie

IVlERCK's Index.
Containers
"]

Propyl - amine, 10- ^^

'
'

incl.

solution, aqueous hyilrocblorate

These des'ujnaiions are frequently

f
J
:

used erroneously,

"

sulphate

ior the cor-

resi)ou(ling ones of

" Tei-methylOZ.

AjnNE,"

etc.,

which see!

Propylene, bromide

2.00
2.00

Protagon
Protein

15 gr. 3.00
oz.

Prvmella Salt, see Potassium,

tiitt

nitrate,

in

drops
ordinary, see Iron, cj'anide,

Prussian Blue,
blue,
so-called,

so-called, ^ insoZwWe
solvjble
oz.
oz.

do. do., soluble, see Iron, cyanide, blue,

Ptyalin, active

.85

Ptyalin-Pepsin Pulsatilla-camphor, see Anemonin Pulvis aerophorus ciim Magnesia citrica, see Magnesium, citrate, effervescent.
"

1.00

"

Compare, also: Do., do., do., granulated, tl. S. Ph. Sanguinis, see Blood, bullock's, etc. Stanni, see Tin, metallic, pure, powder

N.B.

which is somePunicine (noi Manna-sugar, hut: the Pometimes called "Punicin"; granate Alkaloids ), see Pelletierine, etc Purple of Alumina and Gold, see Gold, Alumina Puq^lo of Cassius's, see Gold, Tin-precipitate of.
!
'

'

Purpurin, dry
"
paste,
dcr),

oz.
oz.

free from Arsenic

1.50
.40

Putty-powder,
Pyridine, cliem.
' '
' *

so-called, see Tin, oxide, grey

(Polishing-powoz. oz. oz.

-

[240. 8-244. 4

pure, boiling-point 116-118 C F]

.30
.

nitrate, cryst suljihate, cryst

75 75

Pyro-catechin
Vjenzcne)

[Pyro

(Catechol; ortho - Di - oxy - catechuic (Oxy-phenic)

Acid]

15 gr.

.75

Pyro-gallol, see Acid, pyro-gallio Pyro-gallol-phtalein, see Gallein Pyrolusite (Native Per-oxide of Manganese), see Manganese, oxide, black, U. S. Ph. Pyro-xylin, see Collodion Cotton
.

Pyrrole
"

(Pyrroline)

15

gr.

.45

tetr-Iod-, see lodole

^When ordering,

specify:

"MERCK'S"!

IVTKRCK'S

. . .

118

IVLERCK's Index.
Onntainers ind.

Quassin. chem. pure, cryst

15 gr.
J
oz.vls.oz.

.75

" "

powder purified, powder ' dry, - siuiill lumps

6.00
.00
3. 50

A oi.vls.oi.4 \
oz. vis. 01.

to the Frencii standard Quassin, Surinam, chem. pure, powder Quebracho Alkaloids: ace. to Fraude Aspido-spermine. cryst..
;icr.

" "

sulphate, pure

15 gr.

.50

Joz.vls,oz.2.00

15 gr. 2.50
15 15 15 15
gr. gr.

Aspidos-amine, afc

" to Hesse

"

sulphate

gr.
gr.

" " hydrcchlorate. Quebrachine, cryst.,- ace. to Hesse hydroohio

1.50 1.50 5.00 5.00

rate

Quebrach-amine,

ace. to Hesse

"
Hypo-quebrachine.

aec.
"
-pviTe,

' sulphate to Hesse " " hydrochio-

15 gr. 2.50 15 gr. 4.50 15 gr. 4.50

15 gr. 1.25
15 15 15 15 15
gr.

rate

1.25
.75

Aspido-spermine,
'
'

amorphous
" " "

"1

-^

gr. gr.
gr. gr.

citrate

sulphate These commercial N. B. phous) Aspido-spermines are not homogeneous substances. Quercit (Acorn-sugar) Glucoside from QuercitronQuercitrin.

" "

liydrochlorate

i I 7 J (amorI
|

1.00 1.00 1.00

bark

from Quercus tinctoria

reduced
(Quinio) [so-called
loids

15 gr. 15 gr.

.65 .35

Quevenne's Iron,
tallic,

so-called, see Iron,

me-

Quinetum.
"

"Mixed Alka"from Cinchona-bark], pure

Beta-Chinrne; Conchinine),
cryst
r

oz.

sulphate

oz.

1.50 2.25

Qmnidiaie (5eto-Quinidine[-Chinidine], Beta-

pure,
"
'

Quinine,

oz. oz.

'

T)i-sulphate citrate

oz.
oz. oz.
S.

.73 .70 .70

" " "

di-hydrobromate

hydrobromate
sulphate,

1.75 1.75
.33

Z7.

Ph
see Cinchonidine

oz.

Quinidine, Alpha-,

Quinine (Chiuine; Quinia; Alpha-Qninine), Quinina, U. S. Ph pure,

oz. oz.

" " "

"
' '

acetate
iTj

1.20 1.20

thy lo -sulphate, see Quinine, ethylosulphate ammonio-citrate, see Quinine and Amr

monium,
antimouate

citrate
oz.
oz.

anisated, (Anethol-Quinine)

oz. 1 oz. oz.

(ureated), see
.

" "
' '

arseniate (arsenate) arsenite

benzoato
bi-muriate, carbamidated Quinine and Urea, hydrochlorate bi-sulphate, U. S. PL, see Quinine, sulphate, acid
. .

1.50 35 1.25 1.50 1.25

.

"
'

'

'

borate

" "
'
'

"

amorphous, see
borate

Quinoidine,

bromate camphorato
carbolate, see Quinine, phenate chinate, and chinovate ; see Quinine:

" " "

quinate and, quinovate

;

chlorate

JVlERCK's Index.
Quinine
[continued niylate)
!),

119

cinnamate (cinna-

120

IVIERCK'S INDKX.
-

Quinine (confinu<i.'), phosphate

'

phospho

lactate,

see

Quinine,

lacto-

NlERCK's Index.
Qviinoidme (as above !), borate, (Borate of Amorphous Quinine)

121


122

. .

JVlERCK's Index.
C!ontiners incl.

Reagent
Realgar,

Kegulus
tallic

see Paper, etc see Arsenic, Keel sulpliide of Antimony, see Antimony,
I,

Papers,

me-

Rennet - powder,
"

(coagulates 100,000
. .

parts of milk)

20,000 parts of milk) Rennet Wine, {Liquid Bennet), [Litpior seripanis; so-called "Essence" of "Whey]
II, -(i-oaL;nliitt's
.
.

Resineon Resins (llesinne):

Copaiva,
Brjiyera, see Resin, Koxisso (Balsamum coijaivae

siccvim),

[Crude Copaivic Acid] Indian Hemp, (Cannabis indica)

Jalap,
triie

root (Tuber brown: from the IpouKEa purga [Exogoniiim purgal); consists piincipally of Convolof

vulin

"
' '

{which see also!)

do.: as
:

above, Ph.

G.

II

white from the t7'ue root;

{the

"

brown:
root;

Glucoside!):

see Convolvulin
;

pure

from the light root (Orizaba Male [Fusiform] Jalap, from Convolvulus orizabensis) consists

' '

white

jirincipally of also!]
:

Jalapin [which
;

see

from the light root

{the pure

Kamala (Glandulie
"
' '

Glucoftide !) : see Jalapin E.ottlera3 tinctorial) ....

Kava-Kava(Ava), [Radix macropiperis], AlphaBetahotk the above mixed, in proportion as contained in the root Kousso (Koosso, Cusso) [Bray era] flowers
:

Mezereon
:

(Daphne mezereum

- Spurge

Olive) bark Quebracho bianco, (White Quebracho): bark

Scammony:

root,

Ph.

G.

I;

consists

es-

which is identical with Jalapin) " do., white; (</ie pure Glucoside!), in see Scammonin sticks or powder, Spurge OUve, see Resin, Mezereon

sentially of also! and

Scammonin

{ichich see

Sumbuli-root (Musk-root) (=: TuqDethin) Turpeth-root, Veratrum, Green, (Indian Poke), [American

Green Hellebore]
Resorcin, (Resorcinol), [meta-Di-oxy-bcnzene], chem. pure, cryst., perfectly white " chem. pure, resublimed, perfectly white. " chem. pure, impalpable powder, for dry(Escharotic inhaspray atomization. lant.) Resorcin, di-, see Di-resorcin
.

Resorcin, Pheno-, see Pheno-Resorcin Resorcin-phtalein, see Fluorescin

"
T-,!.

-phtalin, see Fluorescin

|

Rhabarbarin,

Rhein Rhodium,

.-. ^ t>i i i, * KliubarDconatituents see under

metallic

Rhubarb (Rheum)

constituents

Erythro-retin (Rhabarbarin) Rhein, cryst., {True Chrysophanic Acid;

Rheic Acid), [Rhubarb Yelloio] 'N.B. So-called "Medicinal Chrysophanic

Acid," see Chrys-arobin.

Bicinine

IVIERCK'S INDKX.
Containers
incl.

123

Rochelle (Seignette) Salt, see Potassium and Sodium, tartrate, U. S. Ph.; etc Bos-aniline, hydrate
'

oz.

acetate

' '

hydrochlorate
iodide
.

'
'

Ros-aniline-sulphonate

of

Sodium,

see

Sodium, ros-aniline-sulphonate

Kos-aurin, Rotoin, from Japanese Belladonna,

see Acid, rosolic

(Sco-

polia japonica)

Rubidium,
" "
'

metallic, bi-tartrate, cryst

pure

chloride iodide

"

sulphate
chloride,

Rubidium and Caesium,

see

Caesium and Eubidium, chloride Rubidium Alum, see Alum, rubidic Rubigo, see Iron, oxide, brown, pure

Ruthenium,

metallic


124

: . .

AdERCK'S INDEX.
Containers incl. 15 gr. .75
.

Sabeulilline, pure
"
siilpbftte
.

15

gr.

.75

Sabbatin.

Glncoside

from Hfibbatda

Elliot-

tii the so-called nine-flower"

"Quinme Plant,"

or "Qui-

15
so-called, see Iron, oxide,

gr. 1..^0

Saccharated Iron,
"

red, saccharated Iron-salts, divers, see references under Sugar, ferruginated; or under: Iron, saccbarate; or under: Iron-Sugar .... " metallic Salts, divers, see under the names of the respective metals Saccharin Fahlberg, {not a Carbo-hydrate, ortho - Sulph - amine - benzoic Anhybut dride!). [Kon-fermentable sweetening agent, of 28U-fold the intensity of Cane-sugar. (Anti-zymotic; of high imjiortance in dia:

betes, gastric disorders, etc. ) B. See, also: the Saccharinates and Bi-saccharinates of Morj^hine, Qiiiniue, and Strychnine, {under these Alkaloids). Those true Salts lud to be confounded with Sugar-compounds [so-called "Saccharates"]! are useful when the taste of bitter Alkaloids is to be disguised. Saeeharum Carnis, (ileat-sugar), see Inosit " Lactis, see Milk-sugar Mannae, see Mannit " Plumbi {Satu7-ni), see Lead, acetate,

|^"N.

oz. 1.25

'

'

S. Ph.; and other grades. (Acorn-sugar), see Quercit " uveum {amylaceum), see Grape-sugar. N.B. Other Sacchara, see under Sugar.

normal, U.

"

Seminis Quereus,

SafBower Carmine
Saffron (Crocus)
of Antimony, [Crocus inctixllorum] see Potassa, antimonio,

oz. 2 50
.

' *

sulphurated, vMshed of Iron, (Crocus martis),

aperient, see Iron, oxide, brown, (so-called

Iron, oxide, red, anhydrous Aniline and Phenol under see Safranine, Dyes: lied; and. Yellow Safrol, sp. gr. 1.1U8 Sal Acetoaellae, see Potassium, bin-oxalate. " amarum, see Magnesium, sulphate, U.

"

"

"

astringent, see

sub-carbonate)

lb.

l.UO

S.

Fh. ; and other grades and forms

see

"

ammoniacum,
ride, U. S.

Ammonium,

chloU. S.

P/i.;and various other kinds

Sal Soda, see Soda, carbonate, neutral, Ph.s ; and other grades and forms
Sal,
etc.,

other than above,

see

Salt, etc.

Salicin, U. S.

Ph
(-acetone),
[Tri-

lb.

2,75
.

Salicyl-Resorcin-ketone
oxy-benzo-phenone]

15 gr.
[Salicyl

75

SaUcylal

(Salicylol)

Hydride;
;

Sali-

cylic Aldehyd], see Acid, salicylous

Saiigenin (ortho-Oxy-benzylic Alcohol

licylous Alcohol) Sali-naphthol, see Betol Salithol, see Phenetol

Sa-

15 gr.

.50

Salol (Phenylic Ether of Salicylic Acid; Salicylate of Phenol) Salt, Dyers', (Pink Salt), see Tin and Ammonium, chloride " Epsom, see Magnesixim, sulphate, U. S. Ph.; and other grades and forms ....

oz.

.40

^^" When

ordering, specifir

" MERCK'S "

NlERCK'S INDEX.
Salt, Figuier's, of Gold, see Gold and Sociiuui, chloride, cryst

125


1^6

"

..

Containers
incl.

NlERCK's Index.
the pure
;

Scamtaonin (White Kesin

Jalapin volvulus scammonia]

of

Scammony),

Ghicoside; [identical with but from the root of Con;

" in powder N.B. See, also:

in sticks ....

oz. oz.

Kesins
.

80 85

Scjiuimonv, root,

-Ph.

(1.

1.

Scllla preparations. --(Scilli-prcrin, Scilli- toxin, Scillitin), see Squill preparations

Sc^oparin (Scoparic Acid'i

'

Scopoleine.

Alkaloid

15 gr.

.65

from Jupauese Bella15 gr. 3.50

donna, (from Scopolia Japonica) Selg^ette (Rochelle) Salt, see Potassium and Sodium, tartrate, U. S. Ph.; etc. .'. Selenium, in sticks ^' in the form of a Berzelius raedallipp " hydroxide, Selenic, (Hydratcd Tii-6xide), see Acid, selenic ^' oxide, SeleniouS, (Di-oxide), sublimed, see Acid, selenious, anhydi'ous

oz. 3.00 each 4 00

.

(Polygalic Acid, Polygalin), from Senega. -[Chemically identical with Sapo-, '.'. from Saponaria officinalis.] nin, Senna-leaves, de-resinated, powdered ., Sero - sublimate (Serum, \N'ith Corrosfve'

Senegin

"rS' gi:.

75

Sublim ate),

{!%], Uquid ; acoprd-

(Silicea; Silex), piu-e, see Acid, silicip. Silicon {SUicium), so-called "metallic", ciyst.

" SiHca
" " "
*

ing to Lister in scales; according to Lister

lOz./ .75

I5gr. ^.25
15 gr. 1.75.

do. "dv^.,"

amoqihous
.,.

bromide
chloride

Silver (Argentum), double

" " "

'
'

di-oxide, (Silicic Oxide), see Acid, silicic salts of, see " Sil7. .^ " (below!) ver and metallic, precipitated, powder.;....,,..,. acetate, chem. pure TW

'.'.

'.

'r.ozTcog.

" "

albuminate ammonio-tluoride ammonio-nitrate.

arsenite

see Silver

.~ and Am. . .

.^.

monium,
7.
. . . .

etc.

etc..
.'
.
. .

"
*'

borate

'T^

rr.T7. .\..^V-

;TT7~7*^j^i^ ^j t.

oz.^.'SO^
oz.

bromide
carbonate

', .> ^^7-"^

2.00

z>l^:'Lr^Pf:iTT^_

.....,,. ^^^!^ ...... "chloride. ........:... .'. .'; ."."^f .*".'. .^^ " chromate .....,..;.' " cyanide, T'. S. Ph. .-.,....,.,.... " fluoride, ammouio-, see Silver and Amp
.
.

"

oz. 3.(R)

.Q?v4,50
'oz.'^.SO
oz.

2.50

moniuin, fluoride
' '
' '

iodide, lactate

U.

T...'-.
-.^,
.

S.

Ph

''-

.,^.
. .

oz/Srob~
oz.

.r! ,.

.1'.,

4.00
.

"
'

mono-chlor-acetate, cryet. .T; nitrate, cryst. (Lunar U. 8. Ph.,

,

'.

'.'.'.WH

'*
,!

-g-.lt,H>ntmt, 2

" "
'

Nitre). ...... 7:T7."T molded (fused), U. 8.

Bis

Ph.
do.
,

prf

coloi:l.ess.,

"

grey " -pencils, -in wooden case

:

o ^
"-^
J
J

"

nitrate, dilxLted, (with

-1

1),

U.

8.

Fotassium Nifrate. Ph. [Mitigated"

,

(toughened) Causticl^^-sticks

"

"

do.,

{do. do. do.),, in

me .follow

TrmnTrr

mg

proportions [of "Silver Ni

trate

to Potassium Nitraite]: 1:2; sticks, Pli. a. I & II." ... 1:3; " ... 1:4;
^1:5;

;.jBJ ;jb
i

'

'i

. n a-jLsr

"

irtrrtK

jV/

J.I

...

'^^j^fi^m^^^w^m^Mmw^m

..

'

IVIERCK'S
Silver, nitrate,
clihited, {as above.'); in th^ lolloAvingproportions [of Silver Nitrate

I>^Erf5i:?^.
Containers inoL
j
..

,t(v

/tIi

toPotassiiuu Nitrate],
2:1; sticks

coniinuM:

2%
No. of

sharpened pencils,

foUoics:
pieces.

sizes
5

tif-";':'

&. i.lO"

iTiija: oiJboa
A-:
-.

as

'^""^
I^itp

iT.'M^C<^
oz.
oz.

4
6 8

'
'

" 5.5... .5 r'"."'*^" " 6 -....3.5 .^ nitrate, with Silver Chloride [10%] .K V " Lead Nitrate, [5:1]
.

= 30; =30; = 30;

Weight

abt. t:m.

cm. Thick mm.

ea. 7

...

1.50
~^:i'.s^y

im2.50
ijii:

-oz. 2F.-50

. .

oz.

"
'

nitrate,

ammonio-, see
nitrate

^Silver

and

Amiz:
.

Ic.i'
:?73j

monium,
' '

nitrite

..'."

" "

oleate oxalate oxide,

r
VV'.
.-1

oz.

2.50

U.

S.

Ph.,

(Argentic
.
. .
.^

^'^'S:.''-2;75
"bz. 2-:-75

or

Oxide,
v .i^^i

'

Mon-oxide) per-mangadate, pure phosphate

silvate (silvinate)
.

oz. 2
:4'-'^'''"6fz.
.'.
.

50
'J.TiliJiSS'
:.fi

'#!W
1.75 3.50 2.25 2.25

sulphate, cryst
tartrate tri-chlor - carbolate

.:...
.

oz.
oz.

sulphide (sulphuret) y.-.

.V

..'.....':

oz.

Silver and Anunonium, Chromo-photograpbj.) -'."': " and do., nitrate " and Potassium Nitrates,- mixed in
U.-S.-Ph. (Mitigated
nitrate, diluted, etc.; etc.

(tri-chlor fluoride.

phenate) (Used m^

oz.

oz.-a.^sep'
-.->>::.!;csi4'

and other proportions,'-^^ Lunar Caustic), see Silver,

.....;'""
C-JHJ'^li-'Cl.

WTiii-flTH
:ati;d'-'>r'-

"

and Sodium, thio-sulphate (formerly

called "hypo-sulphite ").
'-'*
'..^i'.'.

'^z. -3.00^-

SimulOj^see under Tinctures Skatole Smilacin (Parillin, Pariglin,

ciTst
^

15
Sarsaparin)-,^

|t:'

exx)- '

;-.

15-gT:''l;f5)<

Snail-juice, saccharated, see Helicina Soap (Sapoj, butyric (of Butter), for prep'alv' y:':'"^ ing Opodeldoc _ x)t Castor-oil and ilagnesia, (Sapo ricini mjignesiciis), [Ricinated Magnesia],-

^*JB?"' 'iW)

'* '

""'.

see

meflicinal,

Magnesium, ricinate. powder Sapo,

/

.?'/'>'.-"
. . .

X-..
-''C

in bars

U.S.Ph.}

... -/'X
:-.-'.

.'

-lb-

.1-5

Ph. G.

n, powder..-.; ......

^-^'ib.-

green "

(soft)

-in bars [potassic], Sapo

virldig,

U. S.

Castile (hard),

P/i.,~Sapo kaUnus, Ph. G.I1-. .'f'/'? Sapo venetus [oleacSuSi'

Soda (Natnini,
'

bispanicus] Natron), caustic, see Sodiutil,"' hydroxide, etc. ; etc. see Sodium, hydroxide;, U. S. Ph. pure (pnirif. by Alcohol); sticks Soda, sulphurated, (Sodic Liver of Sutphurj, [improperly called "So^'' dium Ter-sulphide"], fused.
.".'
.-

H^

-^W^ :&c.'j;/:i:'
tC i.

'

'

i..anoi'

lb.

.85

....:....'. Compare, also: Sodium, sulpMd^^ (sulphuret), crj'st., Irue. Soda, tartarated (fcirtameJ), [Soda-Tartar],' svv, Potjissium and Sodiniu, tartrate, U. S. . Ph.; etc Soda Alum, see Alum, sodic.
fus*<i,

"

" N.B.

pure

::.i-.

Soda-Lime, Lime

see Sodium,

hydroxide,
.

with

Soda

Saltpetre, see Sodium, nitrate

^'Whei* ^rderiti^,

-specify

<*llHlCi:'i^>'


128
Soda-Tartar
s.'f

. .

NlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

ri)t4issiuiii

(Tartarat^tl [Tartarizeil] Soda^, and Kocliiiin, tartrate, U. S.

Ph.; etr (Natrio-Ethyi;^ see Sodium, etc. ; etc Sodiiim (Natrium), double and triple salts " (below!). of, see "Sodium and metallic

Sodio-Ethyl

tthvlate, etc.

'

'

lb.
lb.

3.50
.45 .75 .85

acetate, cryat., (Terra foliata tartari crystallisata)

'
'

'

pure, fused aceto-wolf ramate (aceto-tungstate) setliylate, see Sodium, ethylate aethylo - sulphate, see Sodium, ethylosulphate antimonate, Meta-, see Sodium, meta-

" "

"

chem.

pui-e,

{7.

^'.

P/i.

lb.

lb.

lb.

1.25

antimonate
"
' '

PjTo-, see Sodium, pyro-antimo-

nate
arseniate (arsenate), di-sodic, dry " do., cryst., Sodii arsenias,

lb.
(J.

00

S.

Ph

lb.

.35
.

pure.
arsenite
'
'

oz.
lb.

14 14

.50
.

pure

benzoate, "

Lf.

S.

Ph.,

from

oz.
artificial

from

Benzoic Acid true Benzoic

oz.

24 30

Acid

from
oz.
.

the resin benzoico-sulphite, so-called, see Sodium,

sulphite, benzoated
bi
-

borate (pyro-borate,di-meta-borate), [Borax Officinal Borate of Sodium], fused; {Borax-glass,

;

" "

Borax) calcined, (Burnt Borax)

Vitrified

lb.
lb.

1.50
.75

" "
"

prismatic (wath 10 molecules of Wdter), U.S. Ph.; (Ilefined Borax) cryst., i^rismatic, (Crude Borax). powder, /rom prismatic crystals, {not Amoqihous Borax!) glycerolate of, ( " Glycerite " of Borax Olyceritum Sodii boratls,
pure,
cryst.,

lb.
lb.

.40 .50

U.

11).

S.

Ph. 1870; Glycerinum

'
'

Boracis, Ph. Br.), [1 part Borax; 4 Glyceiin; 2 Water] do. do. -syrupy consistency, (imjjroperly called Boro - Glycerin"), [about e^jtaZ jxirts Borax and Glycerin] {not to be confounded with the trite Dry Boro - Glycerin Glycerolate of Boric Acid!)
, '

'

11).

1,50

N.B.
erin.

See,

aiso:
;

Boro-Glyc-

bi-carbonate (acid carbonate hydro-carbonate), chem. piire, cryst., in crusts chem. i^ure, cryst., in lumps " " powd., Sodii birarbonas, U. S. Ph. Sodii bicarbonas pure, powder,
lb.

'

"
' '

venalis,

i'.

S.

Ph

English, ])owder " " in lumps bi-chromate

bin-oxalute

"

bi-phosphate


Sodium,
' '

.. .

IVLERCK's
bi-sulphate (acid sxilphate), [Sodium and Hydrogen, sulphate], pure, cryst.
,

Index
Containers
lb.
lb.
incl.

129

.60
.65

do.

"

pure, fused Clearly solin drops. do., do., uble in Water. (Decomposes carbonates, and is therefore employed for the prodiiction of Pure

" "

Carbonic Anhydride.) crude bi-sulphite, diy, commercial, II " solution, comm'l,- [30 Be] " dry, piire, V. S. Ph N.B. >ee, also (for "Antichlor") Sodium, sulphite; and: do., thio"

lb.

sulphate.
' '

"
'

bi-tartrate, cryst bi- vanadate, cryst.,

readily soluble borate, (Borax), see Sodium, bi-borate,

.
.

' '

U. S. Ph.; and other forms and grades boro-benzoate " -citrate " -salicylate

'

bromate
bromide, butyrate

"
*

tr.

,S'.

Ph. and Ph. G. II

...

'

'
'

camphorate
carbolate, see Sodium, phenate (Sal Soda), carbonate, neutral, purified, crj-st " do., twice purified, drj' " " ch. pure, crj'st., U.

'

" " "

twice
>S.

Ph.
II
.
.

and Ph. G.
" " " "
'

Ph. dry (anhydrous) fused carbonate, acid, see Sodium, bi-cixrbonate, U. S. Ph.s; and various others ['. S. Ph.; and other caustic oxide, grades, see Sodiiim, hydroxide, etc.
dried,
[/:

" " "

" " "

" " "

" " "

S.

'

chlorate, cryst.

U.

S.

Ph

" " " " "

"
' '

chlorhydro - phosphate, see Sodium, phosphate, hydrochlorated chloride, chem. pure, cryst., {/. S. Ph. " " exsiccated (decrep"

itated)

fused. Ph. G.I, choleate (choleinate), pure, purified [Dried Ox Gall] ....... " from Choleic (Tauro-cholic) Acid, see Sodium, tauro-cholate chromate, neutral

"

"

"

" " pure cinnamate, (cinnamylate), chem. pure.

citrate, acid

"

neutral

citrico-benzoate,

very freely

soluble

copaivate
cresotate

cyanide
di-iod -para- phenol -sulphonate, see Sozoiodole

di-meta-borate, see Sodium, bi-borate. di-nitro-cresylate ethylate, (Sodio-[Natri()-] Ethyl), dry. cryst. (Caustic Alcohol), ace. to
.
.

'

'

"

liquid,

Richardson (Liquor Sodii

ethylatis),

Brit ethylo-sulphate (sulpho-vinate), chem.

Ph.

pure


Jf?0

MERCK'S Index,
Containers
inol.

Sodivtm, ethylo-thio-carbonate, see Sodium,

"
xanthogeiiate ferro-cyaniile, (Sodio-Ferrous cyanide,
so-called),

pure

OZ.
lb.

'

commercial lluoride, pure " commercial formate, jiure, dry

glycerino-borate, (Glycerolate of Borax Olyceritum Sodii horatis, U. S. PA.187UJ, see Sodium, bi-borato, glycerolate of. N.B. See, also: Do., do., do. do., sj/rupy consistency. K^yt^o-cholate, cryst
hippurate

"

.50 .75
.

oz.
OZ. oz.

45

.25 .50

'

15

gr.

oz.

1.50 2.00

" '

hydro-carbonate,

see

Sodium,

bi-car-

bonate
liydrochloro- phosphate, see Sodium, phosphate, hydrochlorated see Sodium, bisulphate hydrophosphate, (Di-sodiumHydi*oph.), see Sodium, phosphate, bi-basic hydroxide ("hydrate") [hydrated (caustic) oxide], (Caiistic Soda), chem. from Sodium pure, " i>xiie {purif. by Alcohol); p^iittiti. ..
hydroptenio-suli^hate,

"

" "

"

lb.

" " " " " "

lb. lb.
lb. lb.

5.00 1.05
1.09
.60 .50 .55

" " " " " " "

"

"

"

);

sticks, -(SofZa,

u. s.
iiurified,

Ph.

" " "

"
'
'

[abt. 75%] with Lime, (Soda-Lime)

crade,

dry

in plates in sticks in drops

lb.

lb.
lb.

1.50
.60

hypo-i^hosphite,

If.

S.

Ph
[an Anthio-sul-

lb.

" "

hypo-sulphate, chem. pure hyi30-sulphite (sub -sulphite),

ti-chJor!], see

oz.

1.30 1.00

"
" "

"

Sodium, phate chem. pure, U. S. Ph., do. do., chem. pure

see

ichthyol-sulphonate (sulpho-iehthyolate), see under Ichthyol preparations indigo-sulphate (sulph-indigotate, sull^ho-cerulate), chem. j)ure

oz. oz. oz.

1.50
1.00.
.35 .50

" "
'
'

iodate
iocUde, dry,

U.

S.

Ph. and Ph. G.

(

II.

kousseinate

'
'

lactate, syrupy consistency. N. B.

15 gr.

This consistency is the only

form

which pure Sodium Lactate

is

in obtainoz.
.

able.)

35

" " " "

' '

lacto-phosphate (phospho-lactate)

oz.

meta-antimonate meta-phosphate

(-stibiate), jiure, cryst.

oz.
oz.

.50 .40
.

45

methylo-sulphate, cryst
methyl-tri-hydro-oxy-quinoline-carbonate, see Thoruiifugin

.50

"
"

molyl)date (molybdenate) muriato-phosphate, see Sodium, phosphate, hydrochlorated

nitrate,
I, " "

.50

" ,. "

crude e 1 iiurmed

1c>j Soda
'

on SaltCu-

f
i

ch.pure, RN.P/t.

l)etre ;

lb. lb.

.35

" " "

II... nitrite, chem. pure, in sticks " commercial, cryst nitro-prnsside (nitro-prussiate; ferri-cyanide)

andPh. G.

bic Nitre.

oz.
lb.

.50 .22 .40

nitrooz.

^^

1.00

.^-When ordering,

specify:

"MERCK'S"!

iVLERCK: S
SodiTom, oleate

INDEX.

331

132 Sodium,

IVIERCPC'S
.) ;

Index.
Containers
incl.

silico-fluoride. gical antiseptic,

(An innocnous sur-

according to ThomA concentrated solution in son.) Water contains but U.C1%

OZ.

silvate (silvinate)

OZ.
lb.

35 1.00
.

stannate, (MordjintSalt; so-called "Preparing-salt ") stearate stibiate, Meta-, see Sodium, meta-antim-

.75

lb.

1.00

onate
sub-sulphite, see Sodium, thio-sulphate. succinate, pure, crj'st sulphate, (Glauber's Salt), ch.pure,cryst. " chem. pure, dry pure, cryst. ,-U.S. Ph. and Ph. G. II " " dry, conforming to f'.-^'.' '

OZ.
lb. lb. lb.

.50 .35 .40 .34 .34 .35 .30

Ph. requirements " " " "

purified, dry

lb. lb.

cryst crude, large crystals

"

lb.

"

small

sulphate, acid, sulphide (sulphuret), crj'st. true, (Jfojio-sulphide of Sodium) (also improperly sulphide, so-called, called " ter-suljjhide "), [Sodic Liver of Sulphur]; fused; and: fused, jjure: see Soda, suli>hurated, etc. ; etc
,

" see Sodium, bi-sulphate

lb.

.84

'

sulphite, crj'st
)
'

pure, dry

f
Z
'

lb.

"

cryst.,

N. B.

iSee, also ( for Antichlor"): -Sodium, bi-sulphite and do., thio-sulphate.

' :

[
f/.

lb. lb.

S.Ph....)h

.26 .50 .45

"

benzoated, (7io< a true benzoico-si;l2)hite!), ace. to Heckel. [Easily soluble, powerful, innocuous antiseptic, described as equaling the Mercury salts in force. ]

oz.

.40

see Sodium, bi-suli)hite Bulpho-carbolate, U. 8. Ph.; etc.,

bi-,

"

see
lb.

Sodium, sulpho-phenate
"
' '

" "

-carbonate (thio-carbonate) -cyanate thio-cyanat rho(hinide -ichthyolate (ichthyol-sulph(mate),

(

.50
.

OZ.

30

see under Ichthyol preparations -indigotiite (sxilph-indigotatc; sulpho-cerulate), see Sodium, iudif>o-sul})hate
.

"

-phenate

(phenol - sulphonate

" " "

"

n
"

suli)ho - carbolate, Ph.), perf. white

U.

S.

oz.

.14
.

OZ. OZ.

13

-vinate, see Sod., ethylo-sulphate

.

tannate
tartrate, cryst.,

30

Tartar ated (Tartarized) Soda, N. B. [Soda -Tartar], see Potassium and

(not "Soda- Tartar" chem. pure

J)

lb.

.90

lb.

1.00

Sodium,

tartrate.

tauro - chelate, (Sodium Choleate from Choleic [Tauro-cholic] Acid) Compare, also: Sodium, N. B. choleate, Ph. G. I, - {direct from

15 gr.

.75

Ox

Gall).

ter-sulphide, improperly so called, see Soda, sulphurated thio - cyanate, see Sodium, sulpho- cy-

anate

#^When

ordering, specify;

"MERCK'S"!


Sodium,
"

IV1ERCK:'S
1
j

. , . .

INDKX.
Containers
incl.

133

thio - sulphate ( formerly called "hypo-sulphite," or, "sub-sulphite ") also Sodii hypodo., chem. pure,
:

r^

g.^
o"

[
|

>
g.

lb.
lb.

.25

jl

sulphis,

N. B.

Sodium, bi-sulphite

U.S.Ph
See, also (for

T J " Anti-chlor"):
;

.60

ami

do.
oz.
.

"
'
'

sulphite, tri-chlor-acetate

" "

tri-chlor-phenate (tri-chlor-carbolate) tungstate, see Sodium, Avolframate .... uranate, (Uranium Yellow; improperly called " Yellow Oxide of Uranium ")

oz.

1.50 75
.

N.B.
' '

Compare,

also':

Ammonium,
oz. oz. oz.
lb.
lb.
.

uranate.

" " " " " " "

urate valerianate vanadate, pure " bi-, see Sodium, bi- vanadate ....

lo

.80

2.50
.45 .75 .13 .30

wolframate (tungstate), crude " purified " pure

xanthogenate(ethylo-thio-carbonate).
chloride,
.
,

oz.
oz.

Sodium and Aluminiiim,

" " " "

see
.
. .

Aluminium and Sodium, chloride and do., siilphate, see Alum, sodic and Anim.onium, oxalate
" " "
"
I

lb.
j
j

"
'
'

" "

phosphate ... (Microcosmic Salt.) " ch. puref

sulphate
,

lb.
lb.

1.00 1.20 1.35

"

*
'

" "

and Copper, chloride, see C. and S. chl. and Gold, chloride, see Gold and Sodium, chloride, U. S. Ph.; and other forms and grades and Iridium, chloride, see I. and S. chl. and Iroil, cyanide, so-called, see So,

dium, ferro-cyanide

and do., other sails, see under Iron, Mono-compounds; and Iron, Sesqui-

compounds
"

and Lead,
sulphate

thio-suli)hate ("hypo-sulphite"), see Lead and Sodium, thio-

'
'

" " " "

'
'

and liithium, salts, see Lith. and Sod. and Magnesium, boro-citrate
" "
" "
lactate

oz. oz. oz.

phosphate
!)

.40 .50 .40

and Mercury, Amalgam, see Sodium

Amalgam (below
' '

and Palladium, chloride, see Palladium and -Sodium, chloride and Platinum, double and triple salts, see under: Platinum double Chlorides;
do. doiible

Cyanides

and, do.

triple lb. lb.

Cyanides

" " "

and Potassium, carbonate, chem. pure

" "

1.25
.75

" "

sulphate

boro tartrate and, tartrate (~- U. S. Ph. ; etc. ) ; see Pot. and Sodium, do. ; and, do.
;

"

and Silver, thio-sulphate, (" hypo-sulphite "j, see Silver and Sodium, thiosulphate

Sodium, Platinum and Potassium,

cyanuret, see iinder Platinum triple Cyanides Sodivma Al\im, see Alum, sodic

Sodium Amalgam
Solanidine Solanine, pure,
"
crj'st

lb.

hydrochlorate

15 15 15

gr. gr. gr.

2.50 2.25 3.00 4.00

jK^When

ordering, si)ecify

"MERCK'S"!


134
Soluble Citrates,
browu,
(/'.

. .

IVIERCK'S Index.
Containers inch

so-called, see Iron, Sesqiiicompoiinds: Aminonio-ferric citrate:

S.

Cream of Tartar, Ao-caite/, (BoraxTartar), see Potassiiim and Sodium,

boro-ti\rtrate

Fh.; and, f^een

do

xible

of Ao --perfectly sol-\ ^^^^^ ^^ , , in Water

1

Scalesof Tartar (-of Borax- Tartar)

silicate,
S.
J

^^-^
silicate,

_
U.

Glass, (WattT-Glass), see Potassium,

etc.;

and:

Soda,

Ph.; etc

(Intligo Suli)bate), solution, see Tinctures: Indigo so-called, see Iron, oxide, red, Iron,
-

Indigo,

saccharated

Tartar, (Tartarus tartarisatus ), see Potassium, tartrate, neutral, U.S. Ph.;

etc.

N.B.

Compare: Soluble "Cream,"

"Scale-f," of Tartar;-(a6oi;e/j.

"

do.,

Ammoniated, see Potassium and Ammonium, tartrate

(Liquores),

and

Solutions

at end of " Sohitions "] : Aluminium acetate, see Aluminium, acet. , liq.

[See,

also:

"N. B.,"

Ammonia, aqueous,
' '

Ammonium acetate, Ph. G. II,

Mindereri ")

alcoholic, see

see Ammonia, Water of Ammonia, Spirit of ...

.

'

'

Spiritus
lb.

.50

pyro-oleous, see Spirit, rectified so-called, of Hartshorn, " succinate, ("Spiritus cornu cervisuccinatus"), sp. gr. 1.055 " sulphide (sulpburet), hydro-suli^hur{Ilyclrothio7i-ammonium soetted, lution) anodyne Iron-, Besluseheff' s, see Tinctures: Iron chloride, ethereal Antimonious chloride, (Tri-chloride of Antimony); [Xi^uid Butter of Antimony],

"

carbonate,

lb.

sp. gr. 1. 350

do. do., white, pure, sp, gi\ 1.350 Concentrated Butter of Antimony, N.B. see Antimony, chloride, Antimonious. U. 8. Ph.; Arsenic and Mercury Iodides, (Solut. of Bin-iodide of Mercury and Ter(Donovan's Solution) iodide of Arsenic), Bamberger's Mercuro-albuminated; see Mercury, bi-chloride, albuminated, fliiid.

Chlorine,

aqueous, see Chlorine-water

see Solution, Arsenic and Iodides, U. S. Ph Dzondi's ammoniacal, see Ammonia, Spirit Fehling's Test-, see under: Titrated Normal (at End of Alphabetical List!) Solutions, Fowler's arsenical, see Solut., Potassium

Donovan's,

Mercury

arsenite, U. S.

Iron acetate, sp.

S. Ph.; {Traumaticin) Ichthyol, see under Ichthyol preparations Indigo sulphate, see Tinctures: Indigo.

Gutta-percha,

U.

Ph

gr.

1.

145

1.138..

" " "

" Ph. G. II, -sp.gr. 1.081-1.083 " ^r/. S. Ph., " I.IG albuminate, ace. to Dr. Fri(!se " " Dr. Drees

chloride, proto- (Ferrous, )-sixgr. 1.255 " Ferric, normal, see Solution, Iron, tri-chloride

NIBRCK'S


136

. .

NlERCK'S IXDEX,
ContAiners incL
lb.

Solutioiis (LiqnoresJ, continued Sodium ethylate, (Liquor Sodii ethylatis, Ph. Brit), see Sodium, ethylate, liquid " hj'po-chlorite silicate, (Liquid Glass), - U. S. Ph.: and other grades see under Sodium,
'
'

.35

silicate

N. B.

names

see under the of the various Metallic salts, etc. Compare, also : Tinctukes, etc.; and,

Many other Solutions,

etc.

Sykup,

Solutions, Test-,

and pharmacopoeial volumetric Solutions), for qualitative and quantitative analyses,

see at

{Indicator-, titrated normal,

End

of List.

Sorbin (Sorbinose) Sorbit (Sorbitol)

Sozo-iodole (Di-iod-para-phenol-sulphonate of Soreadily soluble dium), '^^'N.B. The analogous salts of Potassium, Ammonium, Barium, Lead, Mercury, Silver, and Zinc, are also made.

15 gr. 1 50
.

oz. 1.7;

Sparteine Merck: pure Alkaloid, -syrupy consistency.-t^arcotic.) hydrochlorate, cryst readily solhydro-iodate (hydriodate), cryst, uble in 5 parts of Water

]
i

15 gr. 15 gr. 15 gr. 15 gr,

.50 .50
.50 .30

sulphate, cryst Specimen Collections: Alkaloids. Glucosides. etc All the Opium constituents

See at

End

Metals
I

of List.

Physiological Preparations

Spigeline.
of

The highly toxic active principle

Maryland Pink Spigelia marilandica. (Anthelmintic; specially in ascarides!) N.B. See, also: Fluid Extracts: Spigelia. Spirit, Angelica, compound " aromatic, Ph. Neerl " Balm (Lemon -bixlm comMelissa), pound; ["Eau des Carmes"]. " " simple, concentrated " Cochlearia (Scurvy-grass, Spoonwortj, Ph. G. II,from the fresh herb. Elder-flo-nei-s, see Spirit, Sambucus .... " formic, (Spirit of Ants Spiritus Formicarumi, true, prep, from ants " " Ph. G. II, -prep, fr. Formic Acid " Mastic (Mastix), compound; (Spiritus matricalis Mother-spirit) " Melissa: compound; and simple; see

lb.
lb.

.85

1.00

lb.
lb.

1.00 1.50
1.00

lb.

'

'

lb.

1.00
.yo

lb.

lb.

1.50

' '

' '

" " "

" "
'

Mindererus's, see Soluacetate Mother-, see Spirit, Mastic, compound pyro-acetic, so-called, see Acetone..

so-called,

Spirit,

Balm

tions:

Ammonium

pyro-ligneous (pyro-xylic), see Alcohol, methylic for preparing Aqua Kubi Easpberrj-;

idaii

lb. lb.

Sambucus

(Elder-llowers) Scurvy -grass (Sijoonwort), see Spirit,

1.50 1.50

Cochlearia

Wood-, see Alcohol, methylic Spirit of Ammonia, Dzondi's, see Ammonia,

'

" " "

"

"

aromatic

Spirit of

lb.

1.00

of Ants, see Spirit, formic fuming, of Liba\-ius; so-called, Tin, tetra-chloride

see

^^- When

ordering, specify

" MERCK'S " I


Spirit

so-called of
(Spiritus

" ;
. .:

IVLERCKl'S
Hartshorn,
rectified;

INDEX,
Containers
incl.

137

Comxi Cervi

rectificatus

"
" "

Hartshorn, sccina/ed, see Solutions: Ammonium succinate of Iron Chloride, etherized; see Tincethereal tures: Iron chloride, of Muriatic Ether; (Siceet Spirit of Salt), [Hydrochlorated Alcohol], sp. gr.

so-called oi

Liquor Ammonii carbonici pyro-oleosi Solution of Pyro-oleous Ammonium Carbonate)

lb.

.60

0.840

11).

1.25

"

of Nitrous Ether; (Svoeet Spirit of Nitre),

i'.S.Ph Spiritus eethereus martiatus,

"
*
'

(Spir. Fen-i chlorati asthereus ), see Tinctures Iron chloride, ethereal Ammoniaei caustici Dzondii, see Ammonia, Spirit of Cervi rectificatus, see Spirit, so-called, of Hartshorn,

Comu
"

rectified

"
"

"

suecinatus, see Solutions

Ammonium, succinate. fumans Libavii, see Tin, tetra-chloride

Spirit, etc.

Spiritus, other than above, see:

Sp odium

puriflcatum; et, purum; see Charcoal, animal, purified, U. S. Ph.; and, pure Sponge, burnt, (Spongia usta [tosta]), see
Charcoal, Spongecompressed, (Spongise pressae), tied with txsine " layers, without t^ine Sponge-tent ( Waxed Sponge Spongiae ce'

'

"in

oz.
oz. oz.

75 1.50
. .

ratas)

70

Squill (Scilla) preparations:

Scilli-picrin

Merck

ScUUtin
Scilli-toxin (Scillain)

15 gr. .35 15 gr. .75 15 gr. 2.00

Stanni pulvis, see Tin, metallic, pure, powder Stannic Precipitate of Gold, see Gold,
Tin-precipitate of

Stannum, and compounds,

see Tin, etc.

Staphisagrine Starch (Amidin, Fecula), iodized, (Amylum iodatum, U. S. Ph.); ["Iodide of

Starch"],

15 gr. 1.00

soluble

oz.

.34

"

of

Inula
Toot),
lin],

-of Elecampane; -of Alant[ Alant-starch Alantin Dah(

; ;

see Iniilin

Starch-sugar, chem. pure, anhydrous, see Grapesugar, etc Steel Pellets, so-called, see Iron, Mono-compounds: Potassio - Ferrous tartrate, in

globules

Stibium, and compounds, see Antimony, etc.

(

"Stihiated

" etc., see

[
\

"Antimoniated

etc.)

Stilbene (Symmetric Di - phenyl - ethylene)

[Tohiylene]

15 gr. 1.00
.
.

Stone, divine
'

so-called,

see

Copper,
;

'

'

aluminated ophthalmic, infernal, see Silver, nitrate, cryst. molded; U. S. Ph.; and, grey

and, 15 gr. 5.00 15 gr. 10.00

lb.

Strontixim, metallic, from Amalgam " " by electrolysis

' '

acetate

"

bromate

oz. 1

2.50 00
.

..^^When

ordering, specif]r:

"MERCK'S"!

138

iMERCK's Index.

JVIERCK'S INDEX.
.

139

Sugar, ferruginated,

{Iron-Sugar), see Iron, oxide, red, saccharated .

. .

140
Sulphur, Liver

NlERCPC's Index.
of, {Potassic Liver of Sulphur), see Potassa, sulphurated, U. S.

Ph

and

other grades

NlERCK'S


142

.: :

NlERCK'S INDEX.
Containers
incl.

Tarmin (Tannic Acid), verj- light, chem

pure, clearly Boluble, and Ph. G. II
'
'

U. S. Ph.
,

OZ.

30

'
'

very light, pure commercial, powder or granulated, I

^
'"

> WalVr'Aiid

"

" "
"

powder. III " IV powder, Ph. G. 11,

" "

powder or granulated,

II

'^'"'"''

odorless
in sticks

and soluble

perfectly white.

Tannin Albuminate Tantalum, metallic, pure

"
pent-oxide, (Tantalic Oxide), hydrated, from Tantalic Chloride; see Acid,

Tar
"
"

tantalic (Pix) of Birch, see Oils, divers

Birch;
Oils,

empyreumatic
of

Juniper
divers
:

(Juniper- wood), see

:

Cade of Lignite, see OUs, divers Lignite. Tartar, chem. pure, see Potassium, bi-tar.

trate,

U. S.
of, of,
)

Ph. ; etc
see Pota.ssiiun, bi-tartrate,
.S'.
;
.

" "

Cream
N.B.

"

Ph.; etc. etc. U. Compare, also: Tartar, Soluble Cream of, ("so-called"; and, "perbelow! fectly soluble "), puritied; and, pure; (Crystals of Tartar Cream of Tartar); see Potassium, bi\
. .

Crystals

tartrate, etc.

etc

Tartar, ammoniated, soluble, see Potassium and Ammonium, tai-trate " ammonio - ferric, {Ammoniacal IronTaiiar), see Iron, Sesqui-compounds ^7?imo?u'o-Ferric tartrate, ['. S. Ph. " antimoniated, (Tartams stibiatus), [Tartar Emetic], see Antimony and Potassium, tartrate, ['. S. Ph.; and
. .

other grades

"

Borax-, (Tartarus boraxatus), [so-callei " SolMe Cream of Tartar"], see Pobissiiun and Sodium, boro-tartrate
.

"
' '

" "

do.-, perfectly .soluble in Water! see do. do. do., do., in.scales essential Salt of, see Acid, tartaric }i.B.~ Compare: Tartar, Salt of, (below)! ferrated, see Iron, 3/oo-compounds Iron- ... j Potassio-FerroM.9 tartrate N.B. Compare: Tartarated (Tartarized) Iron, [below]

"

ferrid-ammoniaeal,
Salt
of,

ee iron, sesqui-com-

N. B.
of,

(above)

Compare:

see Potiissium, carbonate, pure. Tartar, essential Salt

tar-

Soda-, see Potassium and Sodium,

trate,

{'. S. Ph.; etc soluble, (Tartarus tartarisatus), see Po-

"

ammoniated, Ammonium,
Tartar),

tassium, tartrate, neutral see Potassium and

tartrate

soluble

Cream of, so-caWed,

see Potassiiuu Sodium, boro-tartrate

.

-(Borax-

and

do. do.

-p^f'f'r j

_,

do. do. do..

Scales

of.


Tartar, (confinued / ),
ated],

.-

IVlERCK's Index.
tartarized
Bee

143

Containers
(tartar-

incl.

[Soluble Tartar], see Potassium,

sulj^liate,
.

tartrate, neiitral

"

vitriolated, see Potassium,

(Anti

Tartar Emetic Tartarus stibiatus,

uioniated Tartar)

Antimony
and other
grades.
:

and Potassium,
tartrate, U. S.

Tartarated
"

Tartarized)

An-

Ph.;

timony
tassio-Fen'Jc tartrate, U. S.

Iron, see Iron, (Ses^wi-coiupounds

Po-

Ph

"

Compare: Tartar, ferrated, (Iron-Tartar), - [above] Soda, (Soda-Tartar), see Potaisium ar SoN.B.
J

'-

Tartarus natronatus " boraxatus, Borax

. .

dium,

tartrate,

U. S.

Ph.; etc

Tartan
"
'
'

Tartar), [Cremor (^asi solubUis!], see Potassium

(

and Sodium,
do.,
do.,

boro-tartrate see do. do. do., plane solubilis/

in scales

tartarisatus, (Soluble Tartar), see Potassium, tartrate, neutral Acid)

Taurine (Amido-etbyl-sulphonic
Tellurium, pure
"
di-oxide,

"

Acid, tellurous tri-oxide, (Telluric oxide), tii-hydrated, [Di-hydrated Telluric Hydroxide] see Acid, telluric, di-hydrated
;

[Tellurous

(Tellurous

oxide),

hydrated,

Hydroxide]

see

Terebene, optically inactive " Dr. Bond's, in original bottles Terpenes, optically active, hydrocblo-

rates of, see Turpentine-oil, etc. etc (Ter-hydrate of optically Terpin Hydrate, cryst. [Succedaneum for Turinactice Terpenes). pentine-oil. I

Terpinol,

li(]uid

Terra foliata Tartari,

tate, U. S.

see Potassium, acePh.; and other grades and forms Terra foliata Tartari crystallisata, see Sodium, acetate, U. S. Ph.; and other kinds

Test-papers, see Paj^er, etc Test-solutions {Indicator-, titrated normal, and phfxrmacoposial volumetric Solutions), for qualitative and quantitative analyses,
see at

End
(

of List.

Tetr-iod-pyrrole, see lodole ... Thalline Tetra-hydro-para-chin- [quin-] anisol

'
'

I,

[Methyl-ether

of Tetra-hydro-

l^ara-oxy-quinoline],

salicylate

"

sulphate tannate
tartrate

" "

Thallium,
oxide

metallic

Thallium-salts:
ate; chloride;

trate

Acetate; bromide; carbonsesqui-chloride; iodide; nisulphate [each

Thebaine,
" "

piare

hydrochlorate
tartrate, acid

Theine,
"

see Caffeine
of,

Theobroma, Oil Theobromine

Thermifugin
(

see Butter, Cacao- ....

hydrochlorate, cryst Methy 1-tri-hydro-oxy-quinoline-carbonate of Sodium); [formula of the Acid: see under Acids!]. - (An antipyretic, discovered by Prof. Deninie, of Berne.).
. .
.


144
Thio-alcohol,

; . .

IVlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

ethylic, see

Mercaptan, ethylic
15 gr. 20.00 15 gr. 3.50

Thorium,

metallic

sulphate

Thymol,

Thridace, see Lactiicarium, GalUc crj-st., T. .S P/i., (Thymic Acid;

Thyme-cmnphor)
.49
acetate, (Thymol-acetate
.

Thymol-Mercury,

of Merciirj'), see Mercur-Thymol, acetate Tin. (Stannum), double salts of, see "Tin and " (below!)

" " " " " "

' '

metallic, pure, in sticks

lb.
lb.

" granulated " " precipitated " " powder, (Stanni pul vis) " " filings " ammonio-chloride, see Tin and Ammo.

lb.
lb. lb.

1.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.00

"

" " "

nium, chloride bi-chloride./uming, -so-called, -(Libavius's "Spirit"), seeTiu, tetra-chloride " cryst., white, so-called, see Tin and Sodium, chloride " true, see Tin, chloride bi-siilphide (bi-sulphuret) chloride (di-chloride true hi-cldoride formerly called " i^roto-chloride "),

" " "

[Stannous drous form of the so-called iodide oxalate

.

chloride], jjure "

;

oz.

30

{Anhy'')

Tin-salt

lb.

.70

oz.
lb.

1.00 2.50

oxide, white, (per-oxide, di-oxide), (Stan-

nic oxide Acid]

Anhvdroiis Stannic
!

"
"

"

do., pure, (Flowers of

Tin

Flo. . .

lb. lb.

.90

"

res Jovis [Stanni]) oxide, grey, (Tin Ash Cinis Jovis [Stanni]). [Used in the arts as so-called Putty-poioder (Polishing-powder). ] oxide, black, (prot- oxide, mon- oxide, [Stannous oxide] pui'e

1.00

lb.

70

lb.

'

" " " " "

phosphide (phospburet), monosulphate. Stannous [Protoxide salt]

sulphide (sulphuret), cryst tannate
tartrate tetra-chloride,

oz.
oz.

1.50 75
.

oz.
oz.
oz.

.25 .25 .65

.

45

"

(so-called "Fuming Bichloride"; Spiritus fumans Libavii); [Stannic chloride Anhydrous Butter of
;

Tin]

oz.

.40

Tin and Ammonium,

' '

chloride, (Ammoniostannic chloride; Chloro-stannate of Ammonium), [Pink Salt; Dyers' Salt] and Mercury and Zinc, Amalgam, see

lb.

.05

Zinc and Tin, Amalgam and Sodium, chloride, (so-called "White Crystallized Tin Bi-chloride") Tin and Zinc, Am.algam, see Zinc and Tin,

"

lb.

.65

Amalgam
Tin-precipitate of Gold, see Gold, Tin-

Tin Ash,
' '

prrcipitate of see Tin, oxide, grey " Butter, anhydr., see Tin, tetra-chloride Flowers, see Tin, oxide, white, pure " Po'wder, see Tin, metalhc, pure, powder " Salt, so-called, see Tin, anhydrous, chloride
. .

Tinctiu-es:

Aconite: root (tiaber), Ph. G.II Actica, see Tincture, Cimicifuga Adonis vernalis, (Bird's Eye; Fhlse Hellebore) herb
:

lb.

1.25

lb.
:

1.50

0S- When

ordering, specify

" MERCK'S "

IVLERCKi's
Tinctures,
Ants,

Index.

145

continued (Tinctura Formicarum), Ph. G.

I.


146
Tinctures,

. .

IVIERCK'S Index.
Containers
incl.

continued Musk, Ph. G. II NutgaU8,-Ph. G. II Ntix vomica, (Tinctura Strychm),-Ph.G.U. Opium; simple, Ph. G. II, (Laudanum) " saflfronated, - (Tinctura C)pii crocatu), Ph. G. II; [Sydenham's Laudanum; so-called "Wine of Opium "] Poison-oak, see Tincture, Khus toxicoden-

oz. 1.50
lb. lb.

1.00 1.50

tlron PiUsatilla

fresh herb
ace.
to

lb.

Quebracho bianco: bark

do. do.; do.,
tracts: zoldt,
liquid

Penzoldt,

Quebracho bianco,

ace.

see Exto Pen-

lb.

1.25 1.35

Quebracho Colorado: wood Kennet, see Rennet Wine Khus toxicodendron, (Poison-oak) leaves [A nervine, acSimulo (Capparis-seed). cording to Christj'. 1 Spilanthes; compound, (also called: "Por-

lb.

raguay roux") Staphisagiia: seed

Stramonium
Strophanthus: seed, strength, 1
:

20
Tincture,

Strychnos-seed,

Ph.

G.

II,

see

1:10

Nux vomica
Tayuya-root, from Trianospermaficifolia,
strength,
:

. .

1:9

Thuja (Arbor vitae): leaves Vanilla pod

Veratrum, Green, {American Green Hellebore; Indian Poke): rhizome Veratrum, ^Vhite, {European "WTiite Hellebore) rhizome, Ph. G. II Viburnum prunifohum, (Black Haw): bark.
:

Titanium,
' '

metallic chloride di-oxide, di-hydrated, (Titanic Hydroxide), see Acid, titanic, OrthoTitanium and Potassium, fluoride Titrated Normal Solutions, (Test. solutions), see at End of List. Toluene (Tohiol) [Methyl -benzene; Phenylmethane], pure, sp. gi\ 0.877; m. -p. 110-112C [230-233.6 F] di-Amido-, see Tolylene-di-amine " mono - chlorated, see Mono-chlor-tolu-

"

'

'

Toluidine, (Amido-toluene
"
'

[-toluol]

Tolyl-

amine), ortho-, commercial do,, chem. pure

'

" "

para-, commercial " chem. pure " sulphate

Toluylene, see Stilbene Tolyl-amine, see Tohiidihe Tolylene - di - amine (Di - amido - toluene
[-toluol])

[sometimes

mis-called:

Toluy-

/ene-di-amine]

Tonka-bean Camphor, see Cumarin Traumatiein, see Solutions: Gutta-percha,

U. S.

Fh
(Tri
-

Tri-butyrin, see Butyrin Tri-chlor-methyl, sulphite,

methyl-sulphonic Acid)

chlor-

Tri-ehior-phenol, cryst., m.-p.65C [149F]

Tri-ethyl-amine
"

hydrochlorate

NiKRCK's Index.
Containers inch

147

Tri - methyl - amine

'
'

scribed or ordered

(often eiro7ieoiisly preby the name of solution, Peopyl - AMINE "), iO -

'

'
' '

aqueoxis hydrochlorate sulphate

oz.

35

Tri-m.etliyl-earbinol (Tertiary Butylic Alcohol),

deliquescent
;

crystals; melt. -point

.

C [77 F] boil.-pt. abt. 85 C [185 F] Tri-oxy-benzo-phenone, see Salicyl-Kesor25

.

cin-ketone

Tri-stearin

Tropeolin (TropseoUn) 00
"

(orange W.)

" I. ) 000 No. 1 ( ' " II.) 000 No. 2 ( KB. Tropeolin "00" is used as an Indi2" as an cator in <SWa-<es<i?ig; "000 No.

Indicator for Acids.

Tropine, pure
'

'

Trypsin. The Albumen-solving

ent of Pancreatin

sulphate

constitu-

Tungsten, etc., see Wolfram, etc Turmeric Paper, see luider Paper " Yellow, see Curciimin
Turpentine-oil, mono-hydrochlorate, solid, \\-hite, (so-called "Artificial Camphor")
"
di-hydrochlorate,
(so-called

"Lemon

Camphor '') Turpeth, anunoniacal,

see Mercury and sulphate. nitric, see Mercurj', nitrate, Mercurous, basic Turpeth Mineral, see Mercury, sulphate. Mercuric, basic, U. S. Ph Turpethin, see Resins Turpeth-root

Ammonium,

'

'

Tyrosin

148

m:erck:'s Index.
see

TJnguentnm,
TJranin.
"
'
'

Ointment

A coal-tar-dye generator
metallic, fused

Uranium,
" " "
'

acetate,

pure. (For analyses.)

bromate bromide
chloride
nitrate, crj'st, ch.

pure. (For

analyses.)

'

" "

oxalate, crj'st oxide, yellow,

Yellow"):
oxide,

so-called; ("Uranium see Sodium, uranate hydrated, so-called; (some"Uranium Yellow"):

times alsocalled

IMERCK's Index.
V*"T''li"Tn,
mfititlliV,, fiiRfid

149


150

IVLERCK'S INDKX.
:

'Vitriol (continued!), green (Iron-), see Iron, sulphate, Ferrous U. S. Ph.; do. precipitated
;

do. exsiccated

and other

grades and forms

NlKRCK's Index.
Wax
Paper,

151

"Waxed Sponge,

Whey,

see under Paper see Spon^'e-tent so-called ' ' Essence " of, see

Rennet

152

NlERCK's Index.

Zinc

(Zincum), Amalgams and aUoy of, see [below !] after the double salts, double salts of, see "Zinc and -"(below!) metallic, absolutely chemically pure " highly pure, granulated " " sticks
.

"in

IVlERCK's Index.

163

..

154

IVlERCK's Index.
Containers
incl.

SPECIMEN COLLECTIONS.
Alkaloids (5'2 Specimens):

in tubes of l-grauime ~" " "4- "

i.
'

liquid capacity

38.00 20.00 45.00 23.50

Alkaloids. Glucosides, etc.

iu tubes of l-graiiime " ' "

(72

Specimens)
"

liquid capacity

"

The Opium ing 23 Alkaloids, etc., in QrANTiriES COKRESPONDING to tile average proportions in which they naturally occur in the Crude Drug Metals (64 Specimens) Physiological Preparations (42 Specimens)
constituents, complete, einbrac-

\l

20.00 20.00

TEST-SOLUTIONS.
for Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses.
Indicator Solutions: Chameleon Rlineral,

sium).

Titration not guaranteed

(Manganate of Potas[3 :250],

Cochineal, -^ hydro - alcoholic, Ph. G. II

Lacmus
Phenol

(Chemically limetry, titrated - phtalein, Ph. G. II

Pure Litmus), for alka[1

:

alcoholic,
= =

100],

Titrated

normal, Acid, nitric, alkaline earth " oxahc, normal,

Normal Solutions, for quantit. analyses: of '/looo equivalent

'/jooo

equivalent of
equiva-

sulphuiic, normal, = lent of alkali Arsenic, (Arsenious Oxide,

alkali

"

'/,(,

Anhydrous

!
.

Barium Chloride, normal Copper Tartrate, potassic, {Fehling's Solution)

Arsenious Acid), - deci-normal,='/, equivalent of Chlorine

Iodine Mercuric Nitrate,

1 cub. cm. = 0.01 gramequivaPotassa, caustic, normal, = lent of acid deci normal, = Silver Nitrate, equivalent of Bromine or Chlorine to Clark. Titration not guarSoap, ace. anteed Soda, caustic, duplo-normal, for Vinegar tests Sodium Chloride, deci-normal, = equivalent of Silver Sodium Thio-sulphate {"Hypo-sulphite"), deci-normal Uranic Acetate, cub. cm. =0.005 gramme P^O, Uranic Nitrate, 1 cub. cm. =0.005 gramme
me
Urea
'/joon
-

'/, ^g^

'/io,ooo
'.

PoO.
Pharmacopeial Volumetric Solutions, to U. S. Ph. or to Ph. G. U.,

according
etc., -fur-

nished to order.

.^-When

ordering, specify:

"MERCK'S"!

NlERCK's Index.
MERCK'S GUARANTEED REAGENTS.
If.B.

155

by me under Steict Gfabantee of their Absohjte Conformitt SXAUDABDS OF PxTBiTT established by Da. C. Ebadch'b Tkeatise on " Pttbitt-Tests fob OhemiRzAGENTS." In Order to obtain them under the Guabakt stated, it will bt necessary to specift, in each instance : " MBCE's Ouabaktsed Beaoents."
to the

TTiese Reagents are supplied

CAi.

Acid, acetic, ch.

p.,

cone,

[1.064]

OCCASIONALLY EMPLOYED
The
ab. or

IN

THE PRECEDING

LISTS.

ABBRETIATIOII

MKAMS
about
absolute Acid

abt

abs
Ac.

ace
Ale
ale. or alco

according Alcohol
alcoholic

anh. or anhyd Aq. or aq. aqu. or aqne

artif

Aqua Water, = H2 0)
(

anhydrous

aqueous
artificial

OB or Bk bot's b.-p. or boil.-pt

oc

degrees of Baume's hydrometer

bottles

cbcm
eg

or cub.

cm

boiling-point degrees of Celsius's {.centigrade) thermometer cubic centimetre[8] (- 16.0-1. or, about 16'4 minims) centigrammefs] (i/ion of a gramme) [= 0.i;<3 or, about of a grain] ''/loo

ch. p. or ch. pure

cm
com'l or comm'l

ehenucally pure centimetre[8l {=

O.3937

or, about

-i/io

of an inch)

commercial

comp. or comp'd
cone.

compound
concentratus
{or

concentrated)

conf cont
contin

conforming
containing
continued corrosive

corr

depur
diss div. spec eflf. or eflferv emp. or empyr eth. or ether, or eth'l Ex. or Ext

depuratus (= purified)
dissolves divers species effervescent (effervescing)

empyreumatic
ethereal

expr

{degree-mark omitted Fl. Ex. or Fl. Ext

fr.

.')

Extract expressed degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer Fluid Extract

from
(

gm
gr.

gran
hyd.-alc. or hydro-alcb.
. . .

gramme[fi] = 15.4303 or, about 15 grain {or grains) granulated or granules hydro-alcoholic
identical

'i

grains)
.
.1.

ident

imp. pwd. insp

Ige. Lic.-r. or Licor.-rt
.

impalpable powder
inspissated large Licorice-root Liquor (= Solution) liquid

Liq.
liq

mg

mm
mtd

mol. or molec
ni.-p. or melt.-pt

milligramme[8](i/ioooofagramme)[=abt. i/c of agrain] (= O.039 or, about -t/ioo of an inch) molecule {or molecules) melting-point
millimetre[sj

mounted
original perfectly

orig psrf. or prf Ph. Au. or Ph. Austr

Pharmacopoeia Austriaca, of 1869 and Additions of 1879

;

Ph. Belg

Belgica, of 1885 Borussica, of 1829 ( of 1846) " Ph. Br. i.T Ph. Brit Britannica, of 1867 " ... Ph. Br. n. or Ph. Brit, new jggs " Ph. G. I Germanica, of 1872 ' ' " 1882 Ph. G. " Ph.Helv. Helvetica, of 1872; and Additions Of 1876 " Ph. Hung. Hungarica, of 1871 " Ph. Nl. or Ph. Neer Noerlandica. of 1871 " Ph. Port PortUKalleusis, of 1876 " Ph. Boss. Ropsica {Rusnca), of 1880 pharmaoopeial (i^harmacopoeial) pharm. or pharm'l jjrec. or precip precipitated or precipitate prep preparation[8] or prepared

"
'

z:^

I'h.B. or

Ph.Bor.)V;( VI)

n.o

prep'd prf
proc. purif. puriss

prepared
(seeperf.)

process
purified

purissimus (= chemically pure)

pwd
rcct

powder
rectified
sin'i

or

powdered

sm. or

small
so-called

80-c. or 80-c'd Sol. or sol 8.-p. or 8olid.-pt

Solution {or Solutions)

solidifyinii-point specific gravity
. .

sp. gr sym. or

symm

symmetrical

und
U. S. Ph.

under
.United-States Pharmacopoeia, of 1882 " i870 a group of two or more U.-S.-Ph. preparations
vial (vials)

r.s.ph.ofisi6
U. S. Ph.g vl. (vlB.)

w.

wh

,.

Water with white

156

D
V^
Are

Ij
always
been
obtainable,

<^

and

have

for nearly a

hundred

years past,

OF

W^. H.
170

Schieffelin
172

& Co.,

&

William Street,

NEW

YORK.

157

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STRICTLY CHEMICALLY PURE CHEMJCALS, ACIDS,

AND

CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
Only uptown
house
carrying

FULL LINE OF MERCK'S GOODS

on hand.

Polariscopes,

Assay Goods,
Bunsen's
Burners,

Hammered
Platina,

Nickel Ware.

Combustion
Furnaces,

Glass

Blowing
prem-

Agate Mortars,

and
done
ises.

Engraving
or

Copper
etc.

Stills,

carry the heaviest and best selected stock of Chemical Apparatus, Platina Goods, Filter Papers, Bohemian Glass, Royal Berlin China, Acid Proof Stoneware, Balances and Weights in the U. S. Being the sole representatives of the following large and world renowned Manufacturers, our facilities are unlimited.

We

C. Schleicher

&

Sehlill's

Gerraan Filter Papers.

E.

March Sohne, German Chemical Stoneware. Joseph Kavaher's, Infusible Bohemian Glass.

LeBmn, P. Desmoutis &

Greiner
G.

Co.'s

Chem. pure Hammered

Platina.

H. Fleitmann's, Wrought Nickel Ware.

&

Friedrieh's,

Kern

&

Sohn,

German Glass Ware. German Balaneea and Weights.

Dr. C. Scheibler's, Standard Su^ar-Testing Instrument.

159

THEODORE METCALF
39

&

CO.,

Pharmaceutical Chemists,

Tremont

Street,

BOSTON, MASS.

OlvKUXI IvAKAE M:ETC^IvK.

PURE ODORLESS WOOL

FIIT.

Free from ^ATATER,

ivrEJATiEin.

z^otjXjX^s

ANIMAL and VEGETABLE FATS. ok. Sm*.A.3Ft-A.TE:S.

50 45 30
cts per lb. " " " "

Less our usual Trade Discount.

One-lb. Cans,
Five-lb.
1 dozen in case, Cans, J dozen in case, Fifty onOne Hundred-lb. cans, boxed,

FOR

SA-LE
solicit

BY

We pay Freight ONLY on lots of Fifty Pounds. .A^LL 'WIIOIL.ES.A-LEJ DRXJG-G-ISTS.

as

We

correspondence for the various grades,

we can

furnish

any color or melting-point.

METCALF'S COCA WINE FROM FRESH COCA LEAVES.

The superior quality of wine and coca has the physicians and buyers of the United States.
Seud /or

commended

this

wine

to

REBATE circular
and

atid price List.'i

ALKALOIDS, CHENIICALS, IVIETALS,

FINE,
From

BABE

CBUDE

of every description.

the many years we have dealt in this class of supplies, we claim to be leaders in this branch of the drug trade, and by constantly replenishing and increasing our stock, and at once procuring or manufacturing all new chemical products, we are able to do full justice to all orders or requests for quotations.

We make
T.
E.

a specialty of the prodnots from the Laboratories of

MORSON MERCK,

&,

SON,
.

LONDON.

DARMSTADT.

160

Peninsular White Lead and Color Works,

DETROIT,

MICH
ZFINE PURE PAINTS

and Manufacturers

For House Painting and Decorating.

SUPERFINE COACH COLORS in japan. FINE PURE COLORS

IN

OIL

RAILWAY
PRIMING, FILLING,

Paints,

ROUGH STUFF AND SURFACERS.

PURE READY MIXED PAINTS. WHITE AND TINTED LEADS.

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAIMXS,

Ready
for Use,

Quick Drying,

in

Nine Choice Colors.

DIPPING AND PASTK PAINTS,

For

Wagon Makers and

Agricultural Implements Manufacturers.

offer special inducements to large buyers on Peninsular Permanent Red, Vermilions, Prussian, Chinese, Steel and Soluble Blues, Rose Pink, Lakes, Pulp Colors, Wall Paper Colors and other specialties for Grinders, Paper Manufacturers, Lithographers, etc. Peninsular Non-Corrosive Iron Filler and Steel Color Paints (four shades) for Founders, Machinists, Engine Builders, etc., and Penmsular Wood Fillers are warranted to give satis-

We

Chrome Greens and Yellows, Maple Leaf Permanent Green,

faction in

every respect.

FARRAND, WILLIAMS &

Factory
:

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CO., General Agents,

DETROIT, MICH,
Lieb Street, from Transit R. R. to Riven Front.
ESTABLISHED
1815.

Farrand, Williams
ANO DEALERS
IN

&

Co.,

DRUGGISTS
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
state

Importing and Manufactlring Wholesale

Agency and Depot

of

for all the

Leading Patent Medicines.

Oil,

Our own Importations

Crude Drugs, Essential Oils, Olive Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Etc.

Chamois Skins,

Are offered to the Drug Trade in competition with Eastern markets. We grind and powder our own Drugs from choicest selections, and can therefore guarantee their quality, as well as the reliability of our Fluid Extracts, Elixirs, Medicated Syrups and Fine Pharmaceutical Preparations. Orders by Mail a Specialty. We protect the retail trade by not selling to consumers,
fill all orders promptly and completely for all goods in our line, and obtain other goods it they are to be had in our market. We carry the greatest variety and the largest stock of any house in the Slate in our line. The fitting up of new drug stores complete a specialty.

we

FARRAND, WILLIAMS
161

&

CO.

m
(ZET

AXjI-.E'S)
AS A

1.

2. 3.

HYPNOTIC, ANODYNE, SEDATIVE. TONICO-NERVINE.

ANTI-EPILEPTIC. MITIGANT OF VARIOLA VERA.

4.
5.

ANTI-ARTHRITO-RHEUMATIC.

According to most distinguished medical testimony, Antifebrin, in the above and many other applications, has superseded the following older Quinine, Antipyrlne, Potassitiin Bromide, the remedies in Efficacy or in Safety
:

Iodides,

Chloral Hydrate, Aconite, Morphine, Caffeine, Kairine, Salicylic Acid,

Water.
Beside the above, Antifebrin continues to enjoy the decided preference of the

Medical Profession ALL of Four Times the Strength of Antipyrlne,

of Drs. A.

OVER
P.

OTHER ANTIPYRETICS;

being,

f.

!.,

according

to the Clinical

Report

Cahn and

Hepp,

of Prof.

Kussmaul's Clinique

at the University of

Strassburg.

lODOLE
[

Tetr - lod - Pyrrole.

Containing over Eighty-eight Per

DUCGEDANEUM

Cent, of Iodine.

All

its

External Uses.

-'
Wholly Odorless and Absolutely Non-Toxic.

in

Antiseptic

Power.

Entirely Pleasant

and

Safe

lODOLE

IODOFORM

and Poisonous

Effects.

Sole Licensee for the U.

S.:

E.

MERCK, new York.

162

THE TORglOpI

BALf GE.
No
Friction.

NO

Wear,
Style 281.
Capacity 8 ounces on each pan.
Sensible to i/iooth grain.
it

Six years' constant use of the Torsion Balance have proved far superior to any form of Knife-edge balance.

to

be

Duratile.

SeiisitiYe.

Accurate

CoiiYeiileat,

style 269. Prescription Scale 3 inch german silver pans. Capaci^ 8 ounces, sensitive to i/64th with rider beam graduated on upper edge from V^ grain to 8 grains, and on
lower edge from
>i

grain

centigram to

decigrams.

Style 254. Coimter Scale. 9 inch pans.

Style 270.
Prescription Scale.

"Write fbr !Price List to

OJ2 Jb^eside Street,

THE SPRINGER TORSION BALANCE CO., "yORKL.

NEW

163

ESTABLISHED

IN

1840.

HENRY TROEMNER,
710 Market Street,

PHILADELPHIA.
MAKER OF

jmULYTIGIlL Bala nces,

flSSIlY Balances,

R,c.

<]PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION>

OUR

H,

16
ESSENCES ^Ig^HEMICALS, etc.

Pap
LKT

PRICE

-SO
-^
4-.

93

JOHN STREET,

NEW YORK.

CONTAINING OUR

I-

US
<u

o m
rt

HAND PRESSED

MANY

*^
1-

OIL OF LEMON, J. C.
MANUFACTURED AT
f^
a,

MAILED
EXPRESSLY FOB

ON

JAMES CHASKEL S
164

GO.

APPLICATION

giNGER & ^HEELER,

IMPORTERS AND

Wholesale-

Druggists,
IN

AND DEALERS

DRUGGIST SUNDRIES.
Salesrooms: 420 to 426 South Washington Street,
WAREROOMS: 423 TO
4-29

SOUTH WATER STREET,

PEORIA,

ILL.

Catalogues and special quotations furnished on

application.

CREOLIN
-A SUCCEDANEUM-

FOR CARBOLIC ACID, CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, AND FOR MOST OF THE

GENERALLY PROPHYLACTICAL, SURGICAL, and GYN ECOLOGICAL

DISINFECTANTS,
ANTISEPTICS, ANTI-ZYMOTICS, BACTERICIDES, 'DEODORIZERS, ASEPTICS, AND DETERGENTS.
Is Is

XI X3 Xj Z 3Nr NOT a Synthetic Com/>ou7id. but a A'atumt Group, of a number of the Higher Phenols, including principally the Ckesols, abstracted from Coal-Tar Creasote. NOT Poisonous (as Carbolic Acid and Corrosive Sublimate are), while just as reliable
and

efficient a Disinfectant and Antiseptic (in proper proportion); and a fak .more ENERGETIC Dcodorizer than Carbolic Acid. by Emulsion with Water, and very convenient of application as a Wound-, Ulcer-, and Ganjfrene-Dressing. In combination with Mollin, it forms tlie best Aseptic Gynecological Lubricant. In Veterinary Practice, it is preferred to all other Means of Surface Disinfection.
Is readily miscible

Sole Licensee for the

U. S.:

E.

MERCK, new York.

165

ESTABLISHED

18S6.

JULIUS ZELLER,
37 BOWKRY,
p. 0.

Box 2824.

NEW YORK.

Imporler, Exporter ^^ui blotter

OF

FOREIGN I DOMESTIC DRUGS.

Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Fine Chemicals and Rare Alkaloids,

New Remedies
Prime Norwegian Cod-Liver
Oil,

and Essential

Oils,

True Dalmatian Insect Powder,

Select Botanical Goods,

SOLID, FLUID

AND POWDERED EXTRACTS.

rULLEST AND COMPLETEST STOCK OONSTANTLT ON HAND,

ALSO

E.

MERCK'S

Fine Chemicals.
166

Merck'8 PEPSIN"?
ANSW ER
:

All

those VarioDs

Grades and Forms of pepsin

of All

WHICH ABE BEQUIBED BY THE DIFFEEING

Pharmacopsias and Pharmaceutic Usages

Nations!

This ol<l fact has lately been utilized by Competitors for the purpose of creating confusion in the Public Mind on the above question one of the Lower Grades made by MERCK according to the offlcial requirements of the Pharmacopoeias, being used by them in Competitive Tests, and falsely quoted by them as representing "MERCK'S PEPSIN" generally. The above answer is therefore made, in order to correct those false representations.
'>

;ti^onc

of

ii)e:

Z-i^cvs

of
<XBk

^nv
ti)it

of

MERCK'S PEPSINS

fta&e

c&cr
if)iv
if.

iiob

occosioTj

fo

abofxt

question;

for

tf>cp

knoto

toBat

avi

usin^

anb

ikis

is

prcdscfp

^Pe

^^cggon

^Bp

tRep

use

THE PRINCIPAL VARIETIES

OF

MERCK'S PEPSIN
WXLL BE FOUND ENTJIEEBATED
"

In (Page 106 of

the

Preceding

List.

Q PECIFY "M ERCK'S" P EPSINS

FOB

EXCELLENCE,

PERMANENCE, AND ECONOMY.

167

ESTABLISHED

1866.

INCORPORATED

1888.

Henry Heil Chemical Company,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

W^HOLESALK

DrUGOISXS,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF

Ctiemieals ami Giiemieai Ipparatas.

SOLE AGENTS FOR:
J.

H. Munktell's Swedish Filtering-Paper, Josef Kavalier's Unexcelled Bohemian Glassware, Royal Berlin and Berlin Porcelain Laboratory Ware, Battersea Crucibttes, Scorifiers, Muffles and Furnaces. and L. Reimann's Superior Metal Goods.

AGENTS FOR:
Troemner's
and Becker's Balances and Weights, Joseph Dixon's Blacklead Crucibles, Gundlach's Celebrated Hessian Crucibles, Freiberg Scorifiers, etc.

LARGE STOCK OF:

Galvanic Batteries, Insulated Wire, Gas-, Coal Oil- and Gasoline Laboratory Stoves, FilteringPaper, Filter Pumps, Geissler's Air-Fiimps for Electric Light Companies, Drying Apparatus, Platmum Wire, Foil and Ware, Hydrometers, Thermometers, Mortars of Steel, Iron, Brass, Porcelain, Wedgewood, Glass and Agate, Ringstands, Bimsen Burners, Blastlamps, etc.

WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF

E.

MERCK'S

CELEBRATED
HAND

CHEMICALS

FOR SCIENTIFIC. PHARMACEUTICAL, PHOTOGRAPHIC. MANUFACTURING AND TECHNICAL PURPOSES.

all and every appliance and As we always have ON apparatus for chemical and metallurgical researches, we can supply MORE PROMPTLY than other houses all apparatus, utensils and materials used by

Smelters, Iron and Steel Manufacturers, Chemists, Assayers,

Druggists, Miners, Manufacturing Jewelers,

etc.

Gominereial nl Cheinicallji pure Acids a Specialtij.

WE HANDLE ALSO LARGELY ALL HEAVY CHEMICALS, SUCH AS Coppsras, Blue Stone, Plaster Paris, Blacklead, Cryolite, SiUea, Tripoh, Tripoh Composition, Crocus, Argols, Alum, Saltpeter, Borax, White Lead, Bicarbonate of Soda, Hjrposvilphite of Soda, Soda Ash, Pearlash, Glauber Salt, Epsom Salt, RocheUe Salt, Carbonate of Ammonia, Sal Ammoniac, Tartaric Acid, Citric Acid, Oxahc Acid, Cream of Tartar, etc.
:

Before plaeltig your orders, get our quotations!

Henry Heil Chemical Company,

212

SOUTH FOUETH

ST.,

ST.

LOUIS, MO.

168

JOHN WYETH & BROTHER,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Elegant

phapmaceutieal
EMBRACING

ppeparations,

Medicinal Elixirs, Wines, Syrups, Liquors, Saccharated Pepsin, Pure Pepsin (Pepsin Porci), Absorbent Cotton, Suppositories, Medicinal Fluid Extracts,

COMPRESSED PILLS (OR POWDERS), COMPRESSED TABLET TRITURATES,

COMPRESSED HYPODERMIC TABLETS, COMPRESSED MEDICINAL LOZENGES,

WYETH'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF MALT, WYETH'S BEEF, WINE AND IRON. WYETH'S DIALYSED IRON.
The above
list is

a synopsis of the character of the products of our establish-

ment, and to which

we beg

to call

the attention of manufacturing chemists,

wholesale and retail druggists, and physicians.

to furnish Price Lists, Formulae Lists,
all

We

will at

all

times be pleased
to

and circular matter pertaining

any and

of our preparations.

were the originators of very many of the most extensively prescribed now in use, and were the pioneers in what is now generally termed Elegant Pharmacy. We were the first to introduce to the trade and medical men Compressed Pills, Compressed Hypodermic Tablets, Compressed Lozenges, and lastly, Compressed Tablet Tnturates. The phenomenal favor with which they have been received is the best evidence of their value, as they are
pharmaceutical combinations
rapidly superseding
all

We

other kinds of

Pills.

Their wonderful accuracy, beauty

not the greatest,

of finish, ready solubility,

permanency and ease of administration render them

if

not only invaluable to the profession, but one of the greatest,

achievements in pharmacy of the age.

We

are, perhaps,
for
it

among

the largest Manufacturers of Pepsin

in

the world,

and claim

a potency and digestive power greater than that of any produced.

Our list of Fluid Extracts embraces all the officinal, as well as unofficinal, drugs that are possessed of any medicinal value. They are made by a process pecuHarly our own, from the most carefully selected, fresh, crude material their
;

pound represents a pound of drug. Our Liquid Extract of Malt we have every reason to believe, from comparative tests and the high enconiums we have received from all sources, to be a preparation in every way worthy of all we claim for it, containing as it does a larger amount of nutritious malt extract, with less alcoholic spirit, than any other made.
exhaustion
is

absolutely complete, so that every

Wines, Syrups, Liquors, Preparations of Beef, as made by us, are so and favorably known they hardly require special mention. We claim for them absolute accuracy, careful and scrupulous attention to detail, and are in every respect just as represented on our labels. We believe our Dialysed Iron is now recognized as the standard preparation of
Elixirs,

well

this article,

supplying, as

we

do, not only the

home market, but very

extensively

that of Europe.

Butter of Cacao Suppositories,

we have

for

many

years been large producers,

is

and

flatter ourselves, as

made by

us,

every characteristic and requirement

ful-

filled.

Our

list is

very complete, embracing almost every variety of formula: for

the rectum, urethra, vagina, ear and nose.

special formulcc desired.

We

are always glad to

make any

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Discoveries^ Introductions, or Applications of

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Advances in Chemical Art which are of importance to the Physician and

Druggist,

giving
is

them Unmixed with, and Unaccompanied

BY,

Any Other Matter Whatever.

a

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as to

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by

it.

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Nor Any

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either open or disguised

No

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Expressions of View or Opinioti;

it

consists Solely oi a

CON-

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Co.mpilation OF Actually Ascertained Facts on

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