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 STOMACH, vascular appearance of, II. 173 red colour, not always to be attributed to poison, II. 230 suspected to contain arsenic, examination of, II. 254 examination of, for sublimate, II. 274   copper, II. 295   lead, II. 357—365 of infants, examination of, III. 120 examination of the, III. 61 ruptured, III. 63 appearance of, in cases of sudden death, II. 393

STONE, feigned, 366

STRAMONIUM, II. 203—413 poisoning by, II. 414

STRANGULATION, II. 21—24—26—42 death by, II. 46

STRYCHNIA, II. 422

SUBLIMATE, corrosive, II. 141—207 Suleyman, the taker of, II. 151 absorption of, II. 187 effect of on dough, II. 250 blackens steel, II. 250—270 properties of, II. 259 smell of vapour, ib. poisoning by, ib. symptoms of a large dose, II. 260   symptoms of small doses, II. 260 salivation by, II. 261 physiological action of, II. 262 antidotes and treatment of, II. 263 action of albumen on, II. 264   gluten on, II. 265 tests for, II. 267 galvanic test, Sylvester's, II. 268   Archdeacon Wollaston's, ib. test by precipitation, II. 269   carbonate of potass, II. 271   subcarbonate of potass, ib. ammonia, ib. lime water, ib. nitrate of tin, II. 272   iodine, II. 272   sublimation, II. 273