Titanium Metallicum

Preparation , Trituration of the copper-red crystals, obtained from the slag at the bottom of a blast iron furnace (consisting of Titanium cyanide and Titanium nitride).

Authority. Sharp, in letter to Brodie, p. 93 (Am. Hom. Rev., vol. 3 1863, p. 516); triturated the crystals; the proportion was 1 grain to 99 of sugar of milk; took 2 grains daily, for a week.

Giddiness.

Eye.

Desire to keep the eyelids closed.

Imperfect vision, the peculiarity being that half an object only could be seen at once.

I became greatly disordered, and felt and looked wretchedly ill; a perceptible derangement of the whole system, which could not, without danger, have been carried further.