Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh . PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF DRUGS ON THE SECRETION OF BlbE. 219 dose, it rose to 0286 cc., and after the second to 0*327, showing that juglandinis a hepatic stimulant of moderate power. Indeed, it occasions a coefficient Experiment 62. Secretion of bile Secretion of bile per kilogramme per 15. of dog : per hour. cc. 075 0-65 045 0-45 0-40 , 0-45 V0-104cc. 0-45 0-45 J 0-65 0-65 0-60 085 0-95 1-80 >-0286 cc. 1-40 1-55 1-30 1-30 1-45 1-751-65 V 0-327 cc. 165 1-851-55 1-60 1-70 • 1-65 1-95 3-40 3-75. Fig. 62.—Secretion of bile before and after jugla
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh . PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF DRUGS ON THE SECRETION OF BlbE. 219 dose, it rose to 0286 cc., and after the second to 0*327, showing that juglandinis a hepatic stimulant of moderate power. Indeed, it occasions a coefficient Experiment 62. Secretion of bile Secretion of bile per kilogramme per 15. of dog : per hour. cc. 075 0-65 045 0-45 0-40 , 0-45 V0-104cc. 0-45 0-45 J 0-65 0-65 0-60 085 0-95 1-80 >-0286 cc. 1-40 1-55 1-30 1-30 1-45 1-751-65 V 0-327 cc. 165 1-851-55 1-60 1-70 • 1-65 1-95 3-40 3-75. Fig. 62.—Secretion of bile before and after juglandin and sodiumsalicylate. 5 grains of juglandin in 2 cc. of rectified spirit, 2 bile, and 5 cc. of water injected into the duodenum at j and/;20 grains of sodium salicylate in 1C cc. of water injected into thelower portion of the intestine at s. of secretion almost precisely the same as rhubarb (0*32 cc.) and leptandria (0-31 cc). Necropsy.—Slightly increased redness of the duodenum, and slight pur-gation. Result of Experiment with Juglandin.—It is a mild hepatic stimulant and amild purgative, and seems eminently worthy of the attention of the physiciansof this country. Action of Benzoic Acid and its Compounds. Benzoic acid is said to act as a stimulant of the system generally, andparticularly of the kidneys, mucous membrane of the bladder, and bronchialglands. It is nowhere stated to be a cholagogue. Yet it is sometimes usedempirically in hepatic affections. Tanner, in his Practice of Medicine, recom-mends ammonium benzoat
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