Authorities. 1 , Dr. Hoering, Inaug. Diss., Tubingen, 1838 (Hygea, 8, p. 547), took daily doses of 1 grain, afterwards increased; 2 , Dr. Hermerdinger, Inaug. Diss., Tubingen, 1838 (Hygea, 10, 449), took 1/2 drachm in water, fasting, and afterwards 1 drachm in six divided doses, during one day; 3 , Otto Graef, De Kali bromat., Leipsic, 1840 (A. H. Z., 19, 126), took of a solution daily doses, afterwards increased and repeated; 4 , same, M. M., a man, 22 years old; 5 , same, R., a man, 26 years old, effects of larger doses; 6 , same, K., 24 years old; 7 , same, L., 32 years old; 8 , same, M., 27 years old; 9 , same, M., 27 years old (another prover); 10 , same, S., 25 years old; 11 , same, B., 28 years old; 12 , Bowditch, Boston Med. Jour., Oct. 1868, effects of 30 grains, experiment on a medical student; 13 , Rabuteau, Gaz. Hebd., April 24th, 1868, experiment on self with 1 gramme (dissolved in water); 14 , Laborde, experiment on self with 15 grammes, taken twice, Gaz. Méd. de Paris, 1869, p. 553; 14 a , same, effects of 6 to 8 grammes, repeated once after a quarter or half an hour; 15 , Bill, Am. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., 56, 17, experiment on one individual (effects on urine); 16 , Amburger, experiment on self and other physicians with 218 grains of pure drug, taken between 2 and 3 P.M., Practitioner, Jan. 1874; 17 , Nicol and Mossop, observations on selves by ophthalmoscope on eight occasions after doses of 10 grains to 1 drachm, Brit. and For. Med.-Chir. Rev., July, 1872; 18 , Huette, general effects of doses of 10 to 15 grammes, Gaz. Méd. de Paris, June, 1850; 19 , Garrod, general effects, Med. Times and Gaz., 1864, p. 276; 20 , Bartholow, general effects, Am. Jour. Med. Sci., N. S., 51, 1866, p. 282 (Cincinnati Lancet and Obs.); 21 , Tilbury Fox, Lancet, 1867, p. 455, general effects; 22 , Harneau, poisoning of an epileptic female by daily doses for a year of about 16 grammes, Gaz. Hebd., April, 1868; 23 , Braman, poisoning of man with asthma by 20 grains, Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., June, 1868; 24 , Cholmeley, effects of 15 to 25 grains, three times daily, on a lad aged 13, for epilepsy, Brit. Med. Jour., Dec. 1869; 25 , Bazaine, "Bromism" in general produced in about ten days by 30 to 40-grain doses two or three times a day, Brit. Jour. of Hom., 27, 10; 26 , Brit. Med. Jour., Oct. 1869, took 20 grains a day (it soon stopped the "petit mal"), and increased to 70 and 80 grains a day; 27 , Clarke, effects of 1/2-drachm doses at 11 A.M. and 5 1/2 P.M., Brit. Med. Jour., Oct. 1869; 28 , Williams, effects in epileptic patients, all more or less insane, Brit. Jour. of Hom., 22, 684 (Med. Times and Gaz.); 29 , Hammond, effects of 30 grains three times a day for paralysis agitans, Brit. Med. Jour., Jan. 1870 (Quar. Jour. of Psycol. Med., 1869); 30 , Hammond, a man with severe headaches took, of a solution of 1 ounce to 4 ounces of water, a teaspoonful three times a day; headache removed, but following mental symptoms always occurred after the drug; from Hale's Monograph on Kali brom., 1870; 31 , same, a lady, epileptic, took 30 grains three times a day, dose afterwards increased to 40 grains, ibid.; 32 , same, similar case, ibid.; 33 , same, man with paralysis agitans took 30-grain doses three times a day, ibid.; 34 , Van Buren, effects of large doses in woman with epilepsy, ibid.; 35 , same, similar case, ibid.; 36 , same, similar case, ibid.; 37 , same, large doses for paralysis agitans in a man; 38 , same, large doses for epilepsy in a woman; 39 , same, man took 20 grains three times a day for wakefulness; 40 , same, 15-grain doses for epilepsy in a woman; 41 , same, effect of 1-drachm doses in epilepsy; 42 , same, a man took for wakefulness 20 grains at 11 P.M. and 3 A.M.; 42 a , same, a lady took an ounce in the course of a month; 43 , Dr. Fabret, general effects in epilepsy; 44 , Lisigue in same; 45 , Wood, after several moderate doses effects suddenly appear, Brit. Med. Jour., Oct. 1871; 46 , same, effect of increasing doses up to a drachm three times a day in acute mania; 47 , same, effect of 1/2 to 1 drachm three times a day in general paralysis of insane; 48 , Clarke and Amory, general effects, Monograph, Boston, 1874; 49 , C. Wesselhoeft, effects of nightly doses of 5 to 20 grains for three days for nervous depression, sleeplessness, etc., N. E. Med. Gaz., 8, p. 514; 50 , Neumann, general effects, Wien. Med. Woch., 1873; 51 , Turnbull, effects of protracted use of drug from Hale's Monograph; 52 , Ramskill, gastric effects, from Hale; 53 , Puche, effects of enormous doses (360 grains) in syphilitic patients, Hale; 54 , Voisin, "De l'Eruptions de Brom. de Pot.," p. 70, general effects; 55 , same, effects in a boy with epilepsy of 1 1/2 to 5 grammes daily for seven months; 56 , same, large doses in an epileptic boy; 57 , same, in an epileptic female; 58 , same, similar case; 59 , same, similar case; 60 , same, general effects; 61 , Lubben, a maniacal woman took 2 1/2 grammes three times daily, Allg. Zeit. für Psychol., 1874; 62 , same, effects on an epileptic patient after ten days; 63 , Palm, poisoning of children by crystals, Med. Corresp. Blatt, 1852.