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[103] Presumably a 10 per cent decoction, U. S. P.

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[128] Lloyd, J. U., l. c., p. 483.

[129] Lloyd, J. U., l. c., p. 484.

NOTE.--Eccles had previously announced a somewhat similar idea. Sayre, L. E. Loco Weed. Proc. Amer. Pharm. a.s.soc., vol.

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[130] Lloyd, J. U., l. c., p. 486.

[131] Lloyd, J. U., l. c., p. 483.

[132] O'Brine, D. Progress Bulletin on the Loco and Larkspur.

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[133] Mayo, N. S. Some Observations on Loco. Kans. State Agric. Coll. Bul. 35, p. 116. 1893.

[134] Kobert, R. Lehrb. d. Intoxikationen, p. 615. 1893.

[135] O'Brine, D. Progress Bulletin on Loco and Larkspur.

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[136] After the ma.n.u.script of this bulletin was sent to the printer it was learned through Professor Carpenter that the animal was a horse.