There was speculation that tartar emetic or arsenic was the poison.
2.
For mania a tartar emetic " worked briskly ", arsenic, opium and creosote were also used.
3.
It was November 1945 before he finally cleared all the parasites, after treatment with tartar emetic.
4.
For oral absorption, ICRP ( 1994 ) recommended values of 10 % for tartar emetic and 1 % for all other antimony compounds.
5.
Lyte complained of weakness and incessant coughing spasms, and he mentions medical treatments of blistering, bleeding, calomel, tartar emetic, and " large doses " of Prussic acid.
6.
Antimony and its compounds do not cause acute human health effects, with the exception of antimony potassium tartrate ( " tartar emetic " ), a prodrug that is intentionally used to treat leishmaniasis patients.
7.
Their housekeeper Mrs . Cox reportedly told police that when they were alone together, Charles had admitted using the tartar emetic on himself; but he later changed his statement, perhaps to deflect suspicion from himself to Florence.
8.
The patient who got better after a bleeding _ or a dose of fox lung, wood lice, tartar emetic or any of the other charming staples of the 19th-century pharmacopoeia _ got better either in spite of them or because of their symbolic value.
9.
Tartar emetic was used in the late 19th and early 20th century in patent medicine as a remedy for alcohol intoxication, and was first ruled ineffective in the United States in 1941, in " United States v . 11 1 / 4 Dozen Packages of Articles Labeled in Part Mrs . Moffat s Shoo-Fly Powders for Drunkenness ."
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