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IPECACUANHA is a drug with an interesting past and a brilliant future. The Brazilian root was first brought to Europe by Piso in 1658, and was successfully used by Helvetius in the treatment of Louis XIV, and sold as a secret remedy to the French Government. It was given for dysentery, chiefly in small doses, by Twining and many other Anglo-Indian physicians, but it was not until 1858, exactly two centuries after Piso, that Surgeon E. S. Docker, I.M.S., introduced the use of large doses (60 grains two or three times a day) of powdered ipecacuanha in the treatment of severe dysentery in Mauritius, with the remarkable result of reducing the death-rate of the disease from a former annual rate of 10to 18 per cent. to only 2 per cent. His excellent results were rapidly confirmed by numerous physicians in India, but it was not until 1880 that Docker's great services to humanity was tardily rewarded bv the: Government with

THE RAPID CURE OF AMOEBIC DYSENTERY AND HEPATITIS BY HYPODERMIC INJECTIONS OF SOLUBLE SALTS OF EMETINE