New mode of extracting poisons from the


Stomach.
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Much has been said Of the apparatus lately ap.
piled in Great Britain, for the removal ofposons
swallowed into the stomach, and much credit is
undoub cdy due for the invention and applca-
tion Of the instruments used for the purpose. To
whom, however, the credit Of first tmpo, ing
this method is due, will he perceived by the fol.
lowing quotation from DIR Bcck's Work of Juris-
prudence. CDR. physick of Philadelphia, pub
lished paper in 1912, in which he mentions that
he successfully applied the syringe to Child
poisoned with laudanum, and DIR. Dorsey ltter.
wards cured two individuals by The same treat.
meat. That distinguished surgeon, however,
subsequently states, that DR.. Alexander Mears
first auggcsted The invention in 1897, although
he (nr. Physic) was ignoran, Of the fact, when he
applied il practically"