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CLINICAL   GUIDE;
                       OR

           POCKET-REPERTORY
                FOR THE TREATMENT OF

   ACUTE  AND  CHRONIC  DISEASES.

                By G.  H. G. JAHR.            w
         TRANSLATED BY CHAELES J. HEMPEL, M.D.
     SECOND AMERICAN REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION
             FROM THE THIRD GERMAN EDITION,
ENRICHED BY THE  ADDITION OF THE NEW REMEDIES,
                       B Y
          SAMUEL LTLIENTIIAL, M.D.

                  NEW-YORK :
          BOERICKE  &  TAFEL.
       Philadelphia: F. E. Boekicke & A. J. Tafel.
Boston: Otis Cl a pp.— Chicago: C. S. Halsey.— Cincinnati :  Smith &
 Wortuington.— Detroit : V. A. Lodge.—Pittsburg:  J. G. Bapkopen &
 Son.—St. Louis: H. C. G. Loyties ; John Munson.
         London : Turner & Co., and James Epps.
                     1870. 
             Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by
       '•                     WILLIAM  RADDE,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United Ststes for the Southern District
                                 of New-York.
         caxton  press  of
l*"KRMAN  & CO.,  PHILADELPHIA. 
          EDITOR'S   PREFACE.

  The first edition of this valuable "Pocket-Companion"
has been long out of print.  Dr. Jahr's third, improved  and
enlarged edition is too valuable a work, not to be clothed
also in the English language, in order to assist the many stu-
dents who have embraced with  heart and soul the glorious
doctrines of Hahnemann; but even the busy practitioner, to
whom time  is often too valuable to ponder over the larger
works in the library at home, will find it a ready help by the
side of the patient.  As the " New  Remedies" have steadily
progressed in the estimation of our colleagues, we have not
only added them to the chapter of Materia Medica, but have
endeavored also to give to each its place among the different
diseases in alphabetical order.  We feel ourselves under last-
ing obligations to Prof. Hempel, whose first edition of this
work underlies this volume, also to Professors Guernsey and
Raue, of Philadelphia; Prof. Wells, of New-York; Profs.
Franklin and Helmuth, of St. Louis, and many others, for
we have drawn  on all sources to make this little volume as
profitable as possible.  May it guide the  young physician to
the selection of the true remedy; may it go on its mission to
alleviate human sufferings, and my labor will be then amply
rewarded.
                      SAMUEL  LILIENTHAL, M.D.
  New-York, Sept., 1869. 
  This  volume will be  of  great assistance  to  practitioners
and  students of medicine as well as to the general reader.
By the  assistance of the lately published works  in Europe
and America the  symptomatology of each disease has been
greatly  enriched; and the  editor has taken special pains to
have the characteristics, or key-notes, of each remedy fully
pointed  out.  The New  Remedies have likewise received full
consideration in the body of the text, wherever clinical facts
have coincided with the  provings.  In short, no  effort has
been omitted to enhance the value of the original work  by
suitable  additions  from every proper source.
  Orders please address  to the publishers

                            BOERICKE & TAFEL,
                                       New- York. 
INTRODUCTION.
  Although we  may justly presume, that every physician,
who intends to  practice Homoeopathy, has already studied
Hahnemann's Organon and the principal works of our school,
still it may happen, that this book will reach some, who have
not enjoyed such opportunities ; and for those we will pre-
mise the following general remarks—to point out to them the
starting point, from which they have to take up their studies.
   § 1.  Homoeopathy has been frequently called the specific
art of cure, and if we do not understand by specific remedies
such, as can be  given against certain diseases in every case
and  at any time, Homoeopathy possesses a certain right to
such a  name, for although she has not for  each disease its
specific  always healing remedy, yet she has for  every sin-
gle case its truly specific  remedy, which  we  can find  ac-
cording to rules firmly established and which cannot de-
ceive.
   § 2^. The rules are founded on the concordance of the symp-
toms*produced by the chosen remedy to those of the given
case of disease ;  but not only do the general pathognomonic
and  local symptoms have to agree perfectly with the given
case, but  also particularly must the peculiar  characteristic
symptoms be found in the  sphere of action of the remedy as
well as in  the disease.
   § 3. But not only does the suffering organ with its pathog-
nomonic symptoms,  but also the more remote (external, dis-
ease-making) cause  and the individual constitution  of the
patient play a part in the selection of the remedy; as there
are many, which by virtue  of their pathogenetic qualities
correspond most exactly to the consequences  of certain ex-
ternal causes (as contusion, disordered stomach, overheating,
fatigue, mental emotions, catching cold, &c.) or to particular
ages, sexes,  trades,  modes  of  life, or some peculiar con-
stitutions.
   § 4.  In  order  to become accustomed to a certain method,
it  would be advisable, to aim in every medical examination
at the following four points, and to ascertain seriatim as nearly
as possible: 
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introduction.
  1.)  The suffering organ and  the kind of morbid  process
which  befel it,  with the pathognomic  symptoms  belong-
ing to it.
  2.)  The  pathological, non-essential symptoms, but which
especially characterize the case in hand.
  3.) The external cause, by influence of which the disease
was produced.
  4.) The morbid disposition of the patient according to his
constitution, age, sex, mode  of life or occupation, &r.
  § 5.  In order to find out the suitable remedy, it is not ma-
terial, in which order this examination  was  made, but  we
must be careful to consider every essential  feature of the
case.  Suppose we begin with  the suffering organ  and the
pathological process—present in it, (as inflammation, spasm,
paralysis) we will often find a great many remedies covering
the case, which number will  diminish as soon  as we examine
the non-essential, so called accidental symptoms, but which
distinguish  this case from all  others.  From this smaller circle
we  again select those remedies, which  agree  to the  morbid
cause of the case and the individual constitution of  the pa-
tient,  reducing thus  the  number to two or three,  till  we
select one as the remedy, covering the case.
  §  6. We may however find  cases, in which no single remedy
covers all the symptoms according to their order,  inas/nuch
as one may suit the pathognomic symptoms, another may
give us the individual characteristic symptoms, a third may
cover the causal ones, without being in accord with the con-
stitution of the patient.
  $ 7.  The  value  of  the  accidental symptoms,  having fre-
quently very little  in common with the  pathognomic symj)-
toms, has to be well considered  in acute diseases, for we often
find, that a remedy, appearing for itself very little  suited to
the pathological state and perhaps only found in the fourth
or fifth rubric  for this disease, may yet cure the disease as if
by magic;  on  account  of that accidental symptom, present
in this individual case and also in  the remedy.   But if two
remedies show the same accidental symptom,  we would  cer-
tainly prefer that one,  which also most perfectly contained
the pathognomic symptoms.  But of still higher value, than
even these accidental symptoms, in acute diseases is the con-
sideration of the external disease-producing causes, (as over-
heating, catching cold, poisoning, indigestible or noxious food,
mechanical influences, anxiety,  grief, anguish, fright, home-
sickness  and other emotions).   When such a disease-pro- 
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3
 ducing influence is  clearly made out, we have to  prefer
 the  remedies covering such cause, to all others and select
 from them again that one  responding to the individual  cha-
 racteristic symptoms of the case.
   §  8.  In all tedious chronic diseases the importance of all
 external  disease-producing causes  is  of  less  importance,
 though not to be neglected, neither do we often find clearly
 expressed characteristic symptoms in the diseased organ, on
 which to  base the selection of the remedy.   The only rational
 method, by which to deal  with such cases, is, to find out not
 only the individual constitution of the patient, and to write
 out  the whole history of  the case from its  very beginning,
 going back even to infancy; but to choose then a remedy, cor-
 responding most perfectly to the totality of the symptoms
 seen in this history.  In such  an examination we must con-
 sider nothing trivial, although it may not show a clear  rela-
 tion to the- present disease.  For example, a patient suffers
 from chronic gastritis, or from haemorrhoids, or from any
 other  chronic disease  and all our apparently well-selected
 remedies  have  failed  to produce favorable results;  it would
 then be imperative upon us to consider well every thing ab-
 normal in the functions of the organs of the patient.   Alo-
 pecia, ailments of the eyes and ears, the state of the skin, of
 the  respiratory or abdominal organs, &c, in fact,  every thing
 must be considered, for it  may give us a clue to the remedy.
 Especially former diseases, and the remedies, used for them,
 lead sometimes  to  the right  selection; also, the  so-called
 individual morbid disposition   of the  patient,  as  frequent
 coryza, the sweat of the feet  and axillae, constipation or di-
 arrhoea ;  temperament,  character, state of  the  mind;  chil-
 blains, or  other diseases of  the skin; in general, all tendencies
 to anamalous states of health.
  §  9. What we have said of chronic diseases in relation to
 time, in reference to the study of all  pathological states,
through which the patient may have  passed during his life,
the same holds good in relation to epidemic diseases, accord-
ing to space.  As in chronic diseases—the time is the form,
under  which the total morbid  entity of an individual  shows
itself, so also epidemics show only their total entity on many
single  individuals: as it never happens, that we can see all
manifestations on a single person; but one person shows one
group and others other groups of the symptoms, peculiar to
the reigning epidemic.   Now  in such epidemics, only those
 remedies  will  have the greatest  power even against single 
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INTRODUCTION.
 symptoms, which correspond by the complex of their symp-
 toms to the totality of the disease; and it is therefore in such
 cases the first duty of a physician, to collect from many soli-
 tary cases a full picture of all manifestations and symptoms,
 belonging to this disease,  and to adjust to this  picture a cor-
 responding series of  remedies, each of which  will act most
 efficiently in  that case,  in which it is also in accord with the
 individual manifestations.
   §  10. It may not  be superfluous, to show  a  little more
 clearly,  in what  series of symptoms  these manifestations,
 which define a remedy as peculiar and specific to a given case,
 must be  sought for.   We  all know,  that this cannot be the
 peculiar kind of pain, (cutting, stitching, pressing, etc.,) nor
 the peculiar seat of the pain ; as in  most cases the patient is
 hardly able  to define strictly his sensation and the place
 where he feels them ; and with few exceptions, (as the burning
 pain of arsenic,) the same  sensations are found among  a great
 many remedies.  Of more weight are the circumstances and
 conditions, by which certain pains or symptoms  make their
 appearance, as e. g. at night, in the morning, after eating, in
 this  or that position of the body, during or after certain oc-
 cupations, tfce.  Of the same value are also  the so-called ac-
 companying symptoms, that is, ailments  appearing simulta-
 neously with  the pain or  the fever, or the  chill, the sweat,
 vomiting, stool, nausea, fainting, spasms, &c.  Where  all such
 circumstances are plainly found in the case of the disease,  and
 in the corresponding remedy, we may safely assert that good
 results -will be produced by the application of the remedy.
  § 11. Not always, however, does it happen in practice, that
 we can fix at last our choice only on  one remedy : it happens
 rather frequently,  that after a most thorough  investigation
 our  choice remains vacillating between two or three reme-
 dies, of which each corresponds to a part of the most weighty
indications; but none to the whole of them, or two or three
 of them appear equally adapted to the case, without our being
 able to decide which ought to be  preferable.  In  such a case
it would  be advisable to prefer that  remedy, which has thus
far done the most service  in combatting the disease.  Such
 a remedy A\ill then either  help  or alter the case so far, that,
 after its action  has run its course, or even during that time
 another one will be indicated with more certainty and given
with better effect.
  $  12. But  in every case it is advisable, after having given
 the best selected remedy,  to wait  a certain time according to 
INTRODUCTION.
5
the severity or mildness of the case, before  we exchange a
carefully chosen remedy for another.  In very severe diseases,
running its course quickly, as a clear case of Asiatic cholera,
a remedy must show some curative action in an hour or tioo,
(orMess); in severer forms the  beginning of an amendment
ought  to show itself in from  six to twelve hours ;  in  less
severe cases after twelve to twenty-four hours; and in chronic
cases it may be retarded for four, eight or ten days.  Under
such circumstances,  the physician, after  having made judi-
ciously his choice, must always await patiently the action of
the remedy, before he changes  it for another; and if the
disease has even not made any progress for the better in that
time, but only remained in statu quo, without getting  any
worse ; this of itself alone  is a sufficient indication,  not to
change the remedy,  but to  continue its further influence, at
least for twice the time above given.   Should, however,  the
disease increase during that  period, and instead of ameliora-
tion, more or less dangerous symptoms show themselves, then
certainly we are justified in changing this remedy for an-
other,  better suited to the present condition.
  §  13. It  happens however,  sometimes, that even the best
selected remedy, from which we had a right to  expect good
results, produces in the  beginning, instead of a perceptible
amelioration, a seeming aggravation, and new symptoms in
the state of the patient; and  only after their disappearance
a more striking  and quick amelioration sets in.  In such a
case it would certainly be most imprudent,  to change the re-
medy before a reasonable  time, and  it becomes us  to  know,
how to distinguish between  such a seeming, artificial  aggra-
vation and a real progress of the disease.  Such aggravations
appear usually only with sensitive persons or with such, pos-
sessing a particular idiosyncrasy, manifest in high  suscepti-
bility to the effects of certain remedies; frequently they are
also the natural consequences of  a dose, rather  too large, of
the given remedy.  But if the remedy is the one truly indi-
cated, these new symptoms will most plainly show themselves
inside  of that period, in which we have to wait for the action
of the remedy.   They appear also in most cases in the  sphere
of the accidental symptoms, showing usually the  character
of mutability and want of steadiness, violent though  they may
be: finally, a good  observer will perceive in them a simulta-
neous beginning of  amendment, rendered evident in the sen-
sations, and the whole deportment of the patient.  All this
will only be seen in cases,  in which the remedy tried was the 
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INTRODUCTION.
one really indicated.  But in the contrary case these aggrava-
tions and new symptoms appear later, i. e. alter the expira-
tion of the periods intimated in former paragraphs.   They
are then  more strongly fixed in their manifestations, increase
rather during their course and the whole state of the patient
is  for the worse.  There is then  no time for  waiting, but
without delay, a remedy more  suitable  to the present state
has to be employed.
  § 14.  However difficult the  selection  of the right remedy
may appear to the beginner at the start, yet that difficulty
is small in comparison with the question of the  dose and the
repetition of the remedy,—a question about which the best
physicians of our school have not as yet reached a definite
conclusion.  One  advises only strong  tinctures,  or  at the
utmost the very lowest dilutions,—every two or three hours
—a drop or a grain ; others use, according to circumstances,
the different dilutions, in drops or in pills, dry or dissolved
in water, either in a single dose or repeated every one, two,
three, up to twenty-four hours.   Others, again, ascend  far
above the thirtieth up to the very  highest dilutions, (even  to
the hundred thousandth,) and ascribe to them their safe and
speedy cures.  It is useless, to descant here on  the different
theories, by which these successes are explained, may it suf-
fice to say, that cures can be  made with any dilution, pro-
vided that the doses are neither too often repeated nor too
seldom.
  § 15.  We do  not  mean to say, that the degree of dilution
is  of no moment whatever, for if we  take  fresh venereal
ulcers as an example, we find the higher dilution of Mercury
to have  no effect  whatever:  whereas,  the first,  second  or
or third trituration of Mercury, one-half grain  morning and
evening, will eradicate the disease  in at  least ten days.  But
such  cases are entirely too solitary to build upon them any
theory whatever.  In other familiar instances, e. g. Cannabis
in Gonorrhoea, Yeratrum in Cholera, Spongia in Croup and
other remedies, in  thousands of different cases, we have evi-
dence that the same remedial power is effective, in whatever
dilution the remedy may be given, as I can affirm from large
experience.
   § 16. In spite of all the efforts made to find out the differ-
ent modes of action between the high  and low dilutions,
this labor has so far been in vain, and nobody can prove with
certainty, whether the  former  or the  latter of  these are
stronger or weaker.   Indeed, it is  problematical, if repeated 
INTRODUCTION.
7
concussions render the remedies stronger or more penetrat-
ing : for my own  experience  has  shown me, that either one
acts variously on different persons.  But we  may take this
for an  axiom and past all doubt, that we have not as yet
found the limit, up to which dilutions can be  carried, and it
may  be, that the one,  who  gives for example, the eight-
thousandth, gives apotenceas  surely curative, as the one who
uses the first or third;  we leave out, of course, those excep-
tional cases, which require only the low dilutions.
   §  17. Although in relation to their absolute efficacy no dif-
ference could as yet be  set up between  the  high and low
dilutions: yet the difference in the mode of their efficacy will
yet be made out.  That excellent  and ingenious physician,
Dr. Hering, has already drawn in several places the attention
to such a difference, that the higher dilutions have as secon-
dary effects, what the lower have  as primary effects:  Thus
Opium in large doses produces sleep, but in small ones, i. e.,
higher dilutions sleeplessness; or Natrum-muriaticum in low
dilutions thirst, in the higher  dilutions, thirstlessness.
   Should this be found  true,  as my experience teaches me,
that it will,  it would be well to ponder over it in all remedies,
which are  rich on reciprocal actions; then plumbum, nux-
vomica,  opium  in lower dilutions would  be truly  homoeo-
pathic to  constipation, but in  higher dilutions to diarrhoea.
But even such a rule would have many  exceptions, as  the
known and  successful application of Nux-v-om. and Plumb, in
the highest dilutions and in the smallest doses for constipation,
so that for the moment  it still  remains  an open question,  to
be decided by further experience.
   §  18. But there is another,  more essential  difference, for
which I have already claimed  attention (in  1851) and which
has since been duly acknowledged by several of my colleagues.
This does not consist in  the larger or smaller  efficacy of the
dilutions, i.  e., not in its strength or weakness, but in  the
development of the peculiarities of the remedy, furthered per-
haps by percussion, so that, the higher we ascend,  we find
more clearly the special and peculiar  character  of the  re-
medy.  Let us imagine  one or more concentric circles, as the
figure of the next paragraph will show, whereof each radius
signifies a remedy in its different stages of dilution, according
to its distance from the centre.  In the first dilution, that is,
in the innermost circle,  where the radii still lie close together,
similar or related remedies, as Merc, Bell., Lach. have yet a
great many symptoms in common: but the more they pro- 
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INTRODUCTION.
gress in the scale of dilution,  the more they recede  also in
their effects and every one appears in its particular,  strictly
different or sj>ecific peculiarities: so that, when,  for example,
in a given case of disease, where the  choice lies between  two
or three different remedies, one as well as the other ?/iay  help
in loio dilutions.   This never can be  admitted icith the higher
and highest dilutions, as soon as  the  case  shows strongly
marked symptoms for only one of these very similar remedies.
  § 19. A known fact, which helps to corroborate this view
of the qualitatire difference of the dilutions, is among others
also the effect of medicaments and poisons in large, massive,
or at any rate sufficient doses, to produce their noxious ge-
neric  effect.   In such  doses, all  narcotics,  as Belladonna,
Opium,  Stramonium,  act  in  a  manner equally stupefying,
producing death by apoplexy or paralysis;  all drastics pro-
ducing vomiting or purging; the so-called  acrid poisons  in-
flammation of the stomach  and bowels,  and at this point  of 
INTRODUCTION.
9
lowest dilution, where all the radii lie together as yet in one
point,  it is impossible to perceive any specific difference what-
ever between the  different effects of the single narcotics,
drastics or other related substances, than that the one already
unfolds its  generic effect with  doses  under a grain, while
others need several grains of the  crude substance to show the
same or equal effect.
  §  20. All provings, made only by  crude substances, have
given us so  far only general manifestations, as the}  are also
found in every other material of the same  generic action, but
hardly any special  characteristics.  Only to the Hahneman-
nian provings with dilutions up to the thirtieth are we indebt-
ed  for the most characteristic symptoms.  We do not deny
the necessity, in order to  get acquainted with  the  general
generic effect of a medicament, to make provings  with large
undiluted doses : but to get at the strictly differential quali-
ties, distinguishing it from all others,  related to it, it  will be
just as necessary to make conscientious and careful provings
with the higher and highest dilutions.
  §  21.  By continued diluting and concussing, remedies get
therefore neither stronger nor weaker, but their  indivielual
peculiarities become more strongly and more  rigorously de-
veloped,  and it is this which has for a long time governed me
in my practice.  I use in all cases, in which on account of less
conspicuous  and characteristic  symptoms, the choice vacil-
lates between two  or three similar  remedies,  that  remedy
which seems to me the most indicated, but I  give it in the
lower dilutions (1 to 15).  But where a case strictly indicates
only one remedy, whose  true characteristic symptoms  (Key-
notes) correspond exactly with the most characteristic  symp-
toms of the case under treatment, I prefer and choose  with
confidence the higher or highest dilutions  : for I know, that
exactly the specialty, which we need, is only fully  developed
in the highest dilutions, and from them  only  can we  expect
the best  results, and it is really remarkalrte,  what  quick suc-
cess often follows the application of only a single elose.
  §  22.  My rule in reference to the size and repetition of the
dose  is: to  dissolve in  all  severe,  acute cases, with  or
without fever, as in acute inflammations, severe  convulsions,
frequent vomiting or diarrhoea, furious rheumatism, from three
to six pellets in a tumbler half full of water, and to give ac-
cording to the rapidity or slowness of the  disease every hour
or every 2 or 3 hours (in cases like Cholera every quarter to
half an hour)  a tea-spoonful (not a table-spoonful),  and  I
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INTRODUCTION.
have reason to be perfectly  satisfied with such  a procedure.
In less severe  cases, as in eoryza, light rheumatic: attacks, se-
quels of catching cold, affections of the stomach from indiges-
tion and similar  cases  I give  every  twenty-four  hours (if
necessary) one dose, two or three pellets of the  indicated di-
lution dry on the tongue of the patient, or morning and eve-
ning a tea-spoonful of the medicine,  prepared by  dissolving
the pellets in a tumbler half full of water.  In truly chronic
and tedious cases I  give a dose only every four days, each of
three pellets, either dry on the tongue, or I prepare a solution
of them, a tea-spoonful of it to be taken in  the morning for a
week, and then  wait  for the result  eight to fourteen  days,
or if amendment occurs, even from  three  to five weeks.
  § 23. I prefer the  pellets to the alcoholic dilutions,  as it
seemed to me, that  the Alcohol  increases the action of  the
remedies on the nervous  system ; whereas the  pellets,  after
the Alcohol has evaporated, have the same curative influence,
without irritating the nerves.   For the same reason I nerve
add Alcohol to the  watery solution, in order to make it keep
better, when it has to be taken for a long time; but I  prefer
to give the patient several powders, each of which containing
the medicated pellets, in  order that  he may renew himself the
medicine every day or two.   With such a procedure I hardly
ever see this nervous  irritation happening so easily to sen-
sitive persons even after the smallest  dose.
  § 24. My reason  forgiving the medicine only in  tea-spoon-
ful  doses and for the  small quantity of pellets, arises from the
conviction, that the right remedy,  ho/cerer small  the  dose
may be, will show its beneficial effect in the period,  indicated
in § 12. and if this small dose has not done it by that time, a
larger  dose would  certainly not have done it better,  but
rather aggravated the evil.   My large experience has convin-
ced me, that where  such a dose of a  truly  indicated remedy
has done nothing in a given time, yea where  the disease in
spite of it has rather increased, no larger dose or more  fre-
quent repetition  will avail; but we  have to examine anew, in
order to select a remedy, more appropriate to the present
state of the  disease.
   § 25. We have already remarked in  §15. that there  are
exceptions,  where massive doses are the rule, and we will ex-
plain here the reason of it.  Reviewing all cases, which  may
happen in the common run of practice, it appears to me, that
this exception is entirely limited  to the  primary  svphilitic
ulcer, produced by  the chancre poison.   For all other  kinds 
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11
of ulcers, substantial alterations and  affections  of the skin
(even condylomata, scirrhus and carcinoma,  when  curable)
pass away just as well as purely dynamic affections under  re-
peated application of doses, as indicated in § 22.  and  if it is
the right remedy,  still more speedily, even under the  use of
the very highest dilutions. Why therefore this solitary stand-
ing exception of the effects of  Mercury in primary syphilitic
ulcers ? Does Mercury only in low dilutions produce its action,
similar to syphilis, and is it in the higher ones enanthiopathjc ?
Or does the essence of a syphilitic  ulcer consist  in  a living
organic  fungosity (a vegetable  or animal  parasite)  which
Mercury does not cure  or remove  on homoeopathic  princi-
ples ? but, being given  in sufficiently large doses, destroys by
its inherent power, so inimical to everything organic this  for-
mation of the living organic  cells?   This at  least is  the only
rational way, by which we might explain this solitary excep-
tion to a general rule.  But the same ought to be the case in
cancer, in favus and other diseases, where inimical fungosities
and living parasites play such a great part, and yet the con-
trary is the case.   ,\Ye leave the subject therefore undecided
and unexplained.
   § 26. There  are  again  some  chronic diseases, as certain
lipomata, some  kinds of polypi and  in general some local
affections of little  activity, or some tedious  indispositions of
the mental or emotional or other functions, where  it  is ab-
solutely necessary for  a cure, to wait for the action  of the
remedy, given either in one  dose or for four to  five days in
quick succession,  because  some  affections need  more or less
time for their retrogression and removal. Should we continue
to give  such a remedy  daily for six or eight weeks,  the orga-
nism would then get accustomed to the remedy, no reaction
will follow any  more and the cure will  be retarded, or these
 continued doses produce after a few days so many new symp-
 toms, that the physician will be  forced to exchange  it for a
 new one, before the first has had  time, to act favorably; a
 procedure, which is certainly not  the high-road to success.
 Many a time have we  seen  one or several doses of a perfectly
 indicated remedy keep up its action for six  or  eight  weeks
 and remove permanently chronic diseases,  especially  tedious
 affections of the stomach, tumors, goitre, herpes, polypi, &c.
   §  27. During the time  we await the action of one or of
 several'doses of the well-selected remedy, given in quick suc-
 cession, we will either  see some of the unavoidable accessory
 effects or the aggravations  produced by it,  which  will com- 
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INTRODUCTION.
monly appear during the first eight, ten, or fourteen  days,
(and it is our imperative' duty, to let them pass off,  for they
are certainly followed by an amelioration, continuing steadily
for weeks and months, without another remedy being neces-
sary), or, as it is sometimes the case, after a few doses a visible,
though temporary amendment takes place  and towards the
third and fourth "or fifth week an aggravation of the original
ailment appears, and this is a sure sign, that the  remedy,  in
spite of its apparent similarity, was not the true one, and that
we have to change it for another related  to it. In such a ca-*e
it would be a great  mistake, to give the first  remedy  in  re-
newed or stronger doses.
  § 2S.  It may happen also sometimes, that in these chronic
cases, during the time, that we await the action of the single
dose, the amelioration suddenly stops, after  having continued
steadily to the eighth or ninth week and the case seems to get
worse again.   Here irreparable injury  might be done, if we
should then give a new remedy or repeat  the former one; for
by letting these ailments pass  on  for five, six  or  eight  days,
without doing anything, they disappear  for  themselves,  to
give room to a more lasting improvement, and this will pro-
gress for months without interruption.  One of the  most re-
markable and instructive cases, I saw in the beginning of my
practice in 1828, was that of a  patient, who had suffered from
herpes during  eight years.  One dose of Calcarea  sufficed  to
make the herpes  disappear  from  the  face and fore-arms  in
about three weeks.  However towards  the eighth week  some
vesicles appeared  again on the places formerly affected,  in-
creasing so much by the third  day, that  I  thought best  to
give another dose of the Calcarea.  But a severe aggravation
followed, so that I changed for another remedy in  a  week;
and the case dragged its slow length along during nine months
under different remedies. At last a dose of Arsenicum brought
the patient back to that state  in which I found  him in the
beginning and for which I had given Calcarea.   Nothing re-
mained, but to try it again.  I gave 3/^ in  a  single  dose and
the result was the same as before: a clear skin was seen after
the third week, but followed by the appearance of new vesi-
cles about the end  of the ninth week.   By  that time  I had
been made acquainted with the remarks of Drs. Hering and
Gersdorff, who had already observed those late aggravations
of certain remedies  and I concluded to do  nothing. Before
a  week passed these vesicles  decreased again, after ten days
the patient was again perfectly clean  and he has  remained 
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 cured during the next twenty years, as I  have seen him on
 several occasions during that time.
   § 29. This case teaches us also, that it is not advisable, after
 having awaited the action of a remedy and improvement has
 set in, to apply  the same remedy, should  a new aggravation
 take place.  Renewed favorable action of the same remedy
 we can only expect, after .having given one or more  inter-
 mediate remedies.   An astute  observer  moreover readily
 perceives, that in most cases this renewed  aggravation (which
 is not produced  by the remedy) shows somewhat different
 symptoms; so that in fact a repetition  of  the first remedy is
 not at all indicated, but for the the ensuring of a perfect cure
 we need a remedy correlated  to that first used.  In several
 articles of this book we shall try to  draw  attention  to  reme-
 dies, which may advantageously follow one another ; but we
 advise the practitioner not  to rely blindly on such expedients,
 but to study every case for itself and the  remedy suitable to
 each one, as it may appear at different times.
   § 30. Many practitioners have seen good effects from  the
 alternation of correlated remedies, as Bell, and Merc, in angina,
 Bry. and Rhus in typhoid  fever, &c.   If  we understand by
 alternation a procedure, in  which the second  remedy is  not
 applied, till the first one ceases to produce  any  further ame-
 lioration, and if then we do not return again to the first re-
 medy, till the second one has done alLthe good expected from
 it; and if we are then sure, that this first  remedy is again in-
 dicated : then  we perfectly agree  to  such  alternation,  for
 cases may occur and do  occur, in which such a course of treat-
 ment is the very thing needed.  But another mode of alter-
 nation is frequently recommended; this  is, to combine,  as it
 were, two remedies, by giving them alternately in quick suc-
 cession, without allowing either one time enough for its action,
 either  according to the severity of the case every one to three
 hours a dose, first one and then the  other,  or by alternately
 changing the remedies every twenty-four hours or  in chronic
 cases every four to eight days.   We will not and cannot deny,
 that such a practice may have done some good, but we do  not
 wish to recommend it to the beginner, partly because we have
no experience about it, partly because even those, who pursue
this mode of treatment, could never give us any fixed rules
about their application.
  § 31. The same objection, but in far higher degree, is also
 valid against the  simultaneous application of two remedies,
of which each  corresponds  to a  part of the symptoms,  but 
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INTRODUCTION.
 neither one to their totality.  We have no right and do not
 intend to blame or criticize the  old  experienced practitioner
 or even the young physician,  for  trying  such  procedure, as
 freedom of thought and  of action belongs to every one.   But
 in the name of personal  liberty and  true  science  we firmly
 protest, when some' dictators of our  school endeavor  to  base
 upon such experiments a rule and a binding  law for others :
 for true science can have nothing to do with such a lawless
 and perfectly arbitrary procedure, as it is impossible, to deduct
 from such treatment a fixed rule, according  to which we' can
 hereafter act.   For who  can tell beforehand, in what combi-
 nations the actions of two simultaneously given  remedies will
 enter into the organism, and  what  will be the final result ?
 Some defenders of the mixed doses have  proposed, to  make
 provings of such remedies in their combination, as Bell,  and
 Merc, but this absurdity is too palpable, te> be ever thought
 of; for such combination-provings would only  lead us to  an
 infinite chaotic confusion  ; the complex of symptoms thus  re-
 ceived would it  be more comprehensive,  as our polvchrests
 ne>w are, in which we may find combinations and complications
 enough, if we only study them rightly? And where should it
 end ? for  provings could  again and again be  maele  by combi-
 nation of three and even  four remedies, withoutever reaching
 a more satisfactory result.
  §  32. The old  physician, or even  every practitioner  may
 act in his practice, as he pleases, and make experiments, as he
 pleases, but  a teacher dare only  recommend  safe methods,
 based on  firm principles and rules; he must insist,  therefore,
 that in all cases only one remedy, clearly indicated, be given
 at once, the action of which cannot be safely interrupted,  till
 we are sure, that no further curative  effect  can be expected
from the  further  continuance  of its action.  O! how  we
 wish, that every student would swear allegiance to this  rule,
 till he has collected experience enough to enable him, to know
 how and when to  try experiments.  Only a master, but not
 the apprentice, dare to override fixed rules:  for only the mas-
 ter knoAvs, what he does and how it is done.
  § 33. The rule, we have given to beginners,  on acount of
 the simplicity of the dose, we will enlarge to  hold also the
 dose and its  repetition.  If the beginner  wishes to be on the
 safe side, it will be to his advantage, to give only the smallest
 doses (two to three pellets dry or three to six pellets, dissolved
 in water, a tea-spoonful  at a time)  of the middle dilutions
 (twelve,  fifteen,  thirty)  and not to  repeat the medicine,  till 
INTRODUCTION.
15
he is sure  by observation of its  effect  (§ 12), that he  has
chosen the right remedy, for the truth must never  be forgot-
ten :  that it is not the direct action of  the  remedy, which
2>roduees the cure, but the curative power of nature, incited to
reaction by the remedy.
  From this truth several axioms arise,  which we would  re
commend for further observation.
  1)  It is far better in all doubtful cases, to give too weak a
dose of a middle dilution, than too large a dose of the tincture
or of the highest dilutions, inasmuch as  the  mistakes,  com-
mitted by giving too small a dose, may be  easily rectified,
whereas the mistakes of giving too strong a dose can never be
made good again.
  2)  In all  cases, where there is no direct indication to  ex-
change one remedy for another, nor for repetition of the remedy,
it is our duty, to wait, till we find an indication for  the  one
or the other.
  3)  So long  as the disease does not progress any further,
after the application of the remedy, there is not the least dan-
ger in waiting, till new indications appear.
  4)  So long as the curative power of nature, after having
given our remedy, reacts favorably on the  disease, it is  the
duty of the physician to do nothing; for all that he could do,
would only more or less disturb the curative action of nature,
and therefore, instead of improving, aggravate the  case.
  5)  There is nothing more injurious to the patient, than the
impatience of the physician and the constant change of reme-
dies. The quiet,  attentively observing  physician will fare
better  in  chronic diseases with two  or three remedies, in
single doses and at long intervals, and cure his patient more
easily in a  few months,  than  another with  sixty remedies,
given hourly or daily, could  do in so many years.
   6) A plain, continually progressing improvement, although
slow, is far preferable to the uncertain hope of a very proble-
matical acceleration by prematurely chosen new  remedies or
by repeated doses.
   7) There are also cases, in which  it is far better,  to leave
the disease to nature and its natural course, than  to attack
the patient continually with large and repeated doses of badly
 selected remedies.
   8) In fact, our  rule must be:  it shall be our aim, to do
 THE UTMUST WITH FEW REMEDIES AND RARE  DOSES,  FOR  NA-
 TURE, NOT THE REMEDY, IS THE CURATIVE AGENT. 
           SYSTEMATIC  TABLE

                       OF THE

VARIOUS ARTICLES  CONTAINED  IN  THIS  WORK,

               IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
  N. B—Those headings in the following paragraphs -which are printed
in italics, should be studied first; the general information which they fur-
nish will be found more or less useful in all particular cases.


  I.  General  Remarks.—See the Articles :
  A.  Constitution,n.ge, sex and temperament;  causes of dis-
ease ;  conditiotis of  aggravation; conditions of improve-
ment;  emotions ; colds ; suppression  of secretions and erup-
tions ;  injuries ; ill effects of heat ; ill effects of various kinels
of nourishment; ireetkness of the stomttch ; diseases of drunk-
ards ;  ill effects of growth ; poisoning, especially by alum,
arsenic, valerian,  prussic-acid, lead;  abuse of  cinchona ;
noxious vapors; iron; adipic poison;  ichtyotoxicon ; crab-
apple vinegar; poisonous honey ;  abuse of  iodine; abuse of
coffee ; abuse of camphor; abuse  of chamomile; poisoning
by copper ; abuse of magnesia; abuse of mercury ; opium ;
narcotism ; phosphorus; noxious mushrooms ; glanders ; saf-
fron ;  sal.-ammoniacum;  nitrate of silver;  abuse of salt;
sarsaparilla ; hepar-sulphuris ; abuse of sulphur; mezereum ;
cantharides;  stramonium ; poisonous  sumach ;  abuse of  to-
bacco ; abuse  of tea; alcohol; tin.
  B. De-adness of single parts; swelling of viens;  aneurisms;
sanguinous congestions ; plethora; anaemia ; hemorrhage ;
rushes of  blood ;  inflammations ; arthrocace ;  hydrarthrus ;
arthritis; arthralgia ; diseases of bones ; spasms ; paralysis ;
contraction of  the muscles ; polypi; rachitis;  rheumatism;
mucous derangement ; paroxysms of pain ; scurvy; scrofu-
losis ;  tuberculosis ;  typical etffections ; dropsy.
  C. Emaciation ; debility ; atrophy of scrofulous children ;
deficient exhalation ; dread of motion ; cyanosis; chlorosis-
eclampsia;  epilepsy;  adiposis;  jaundice;  catalepsy; dis-
eases of children ; dread of air ;  marasmus senilis ; nervous
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SYSTEMATIC TABLE OF ARTICLES.
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debility ; fainting ; apparent death ;  apoplexy ; asthenia ;
consumption ; awkwardness ;  chorea ;  hydrophobia ; worm-
affections ; tremor.
   II. Cutaneous antd External Diseases.—See:
   A. Formication; acne; lepra; eruptions; variola; blood-
blisters; petechia ;  boils;  eczema; exanthemata; herpetic
eruptions ;  phagedenic blisters ; rash ; zona;  itching of the
skin ; ichthyosis ; itch ; lichen ; measles ; nettle-rash ; plague ;
pemphigus ;  purple-rash ;   ecthyma ;  rubeolae ;  scarlatina;
(varicella;  rupia; impetigo ; syphilis;  varioloid.   Tinea
capatis; eruptions in  the  face;  mentagra; herpes  prae-
putialis.
   B. Excrescences;   steatoma; chilblains;  fungus articu-
laris ;  moles;  polypi;  tuberculosis ; fungous  excrescences
(fungus hsematodes, &c.); sycoma ; sycosis ; warts.
   C. Abscesses,  gangrene; glandular diseases; sujmura-
tions ; tumors ; ulcers  rhagaeles ;  indurations of the skin ;
anasarca; stings of insects ;  diseases of bones ; diseases  of
nails and  panaritia;  oedema; erysipelas;  scurvy;  scrofu-
lous ; affections; indurations; injuries; sore skin.
   D. Cyanosis;  chlorosis; bloody sweat; jaundice; pitiriasis ;
erythema; dropsy.
   III. Morbid Sleep.— See : Night-mare; yawning; morbid
sleep; sleepnessness ; sopor; dreams, (see under morbid sleep.)
   IV. Fever.—See : Inflammatory fevers; gastric (mucous
and bilious fevers) ; yellow  fever;  catarrhal (and  rheumatic
fever);  nervous  fever (typhus); plague; morbid sweat; febris
anglica; deficient warmth ;  fever  and  ague ;  dentition-fever
(see under diseases of children) ; hectic fever.
   V. Mental Diseases.—See : Paroxysms of anguish ; idiocy ;
delirium; weak memory and mind] mental;  derangement;
 emotions; morbid emotions ; home-sickness;  hypochondria;
 hysteria; unhappy love ; anthropophobia; diseases of drunk-
 ards ; melancholy; mania of suicide ; awkwardness.
   VI-—VII. Diseases of the Head and  Brain.—See : De-
 lirium ; meningitis ; concussion of the brain ; hydrocephalus ;
 debility of the  brain ; congestions of the brain ; apoplexy ;
 vertigo.
   VIII. External   Head.—See:  Open   fontanelle;  large
head ;  falling off of the hair;  tinea  capitis ; bones of  the
skull; plica polonica. 
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  IX. Diseases of the Eyes.—See:  Hemorrhage from the
eyes ; ophthalmia ;  running of the eyes;  cancer of the eyes;
blepharophthalmitis ; blepharospasmus ; blepharoplegia ; pains
in the eyes; ireokjtess of the eyes ; (and alterations of vision) ;
contraction of the lids ; ulceration of the  eyes; paleness of
sight; stye;  short-sightedness;  photophobia; hemeralopia;
strabismus; cataract; glaucoma;  nyctalopia;  fistula-lachry-
malis ; blcareyedness ;  far-sightedness.
  X. Diseases of the Ears.—See:  Deficient  hearing;  ex-
cessive  irritation  of Jtearing; otorrhcea;  parotitis;  otitis;
herpes of the ear;  otalgia; polypus of the ears.
  XI.  Diseases OF the  Nose.—See:  Anosmia ;  excessive
irritation of the sense of smell;  bleeding of the nose; sup-
puration of the nose; swelling of the nose ; cancer ofthe nose ;
polypus of the nose ; coryza.
  XII.  Face.—See : Swelling of the cheeks ;  eruption, in the
face; comjilixion; erysipelas of the face ; prosopalgut; tris-
mus; mentagra;  swelling of the  lips.
  XIII. Teeth.—See:  Diseases ofthe gums; toothache; den
tition ; (see under:  Diseases of children.)
  XIV.  Buccal Cavity.—See :  Ranula ; haemorrhage ofthe
mouth ;  stomacace;  fetor of the  mouth ; aphthae ; ptyalism ;
deficiency of speech ; diseases of the  tongue.
  XV.  Throat and Fauces.—See :  Angina faucium ; angina
tonsillaris;  dysphagia; pharyngitis; oesophagitis.
  XVI. Taste and Appetite.—See : Loss of appetite; ma-
laciei;  alterations  of taste ;  loss of taste ;  canine hunger ;
weakness of t/te stomach ;  (and ill effects of certain kinds of
nourishment.)
  XVII. Gastric Derangement.—See : Haematemesis ; cho-
lera and cholerine;  gastric (and bilious) derangement; de-
rangement of the stomach; hiccough; heartburn  and  eruc-
tations.
   XVIII.  Diseases of the Stomach.—See : Gastroenteritis*
gastritis; gastromalacia; cardialgia, and pains in the stomach.
   XIX. Hypochondria.—See:  Hepatitis; induration ofthe
liver; splenitis; diaphragmitis.
   XX.  Abdomen and Groin.—See: Distention ofthe abdo-
 men;  abdominal congestions; enteritis; peritonitis; colic; ab-
 dominal tubercles;  ascites; pot-bellied; ileus; tympanitis.—
 Hernia; bubo. 
SYSTEMATIC  TABLE OF ARTICLES.
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   XXI. Stool and Anus.—See: Haemorrhage of the anus;
 itching ofthe anus; diarrhoea; cholera and cholerine ; haemor
 rhoids; fistula recti; prolapsus ofthe rectum; dysentery;
 constipation ; worm-affections.
   XXII.  Urine and Urinary Difficulties.—See: Catarrh
 of the bladder ;  cystitis; haemorrhoids of the bladder; cys-
 tospasmus ; cystoplegia ; polypus of the bladder ; thickening
 of the bladder;  urinary secretion ; urinary  difficulties ; uri-
 nary fistula; haemorrhage of the urethra ; urethritis ; gonor-
 rhoea ; stricture  ;  diabetes; retention of urine;  nephritis;
 calculi renales; lithiasis.
   XXIII. Male Sexual Parts.—See : Balanorrhoea ; sexual
 instinct; sexual power; gonorrhoea ; hernia scrotalis ; orchitis ;
 induration ofthe testes; phimosis; prostatitic; herpes  prae-
 putialis; sycosis; syphilis.

   XXIV. Female Sexual Parts and Diseases of Women.—
 See: Diseases of the ovaries ;  haemorrhage  of  the  uterus ;
 metritis; cancer of the uterus;  diseases of the  uterus; pro-
 lapsus ofthe uterus ; herpes praeputialis; swelling of the pu-
 dendum.—Menstrual difficidties ; amenia; chlorosis; leucor-
 rhoea ; sexual instinct;  sexual power ; pregnancy ;  confine-
 ment ;  labor;  puerperal   fever;  nursing;  breasts  and
 n ipples.
   N. B. Diseases of children, infants at the breast and new-
 born infants, (see under : Diseases of children.)
   XXV. Trachea  and Cough.—See:  Croup; influenza;
 hoarseness (and aphonia); cough;  catarrh; catarrhal fever;
 laryngitis; laryngeal phthisis;  whooping-cough; tracheitis;
 tracheal phthisis; catarrh.
   XXVI.  Chest, Respiration and Heart.—See: Asthma
 Wigandi etMillari ; asthma spasmodic-um; asthma thymicum;
 angina pectoris ;  congestions of the chest; inflammation of
 the chest; pleuritis ;pains in the chest; hydfothorax ; orthop-
 noea  paralytica;  diseases of the heart (and palpitation ofthe
 heart) ; haemorrhage ofthe lungs ;  pneumonia ;  paralysis of
the lungs ; pulmonary phthisis.
   XXVII.  Back,  Small  of  the  Back and Neck.—See:
Lumbago; nephritis; atrophia spinalis; spinitis;  arthralgia;
 diseases of the bones; spasms;  paralysis; rhachitis;  rheum-
atism ; paroxysms of pain ;  scrofulosis.
   XXVIII.  Upper  Extremities.—See: Deadness of single 
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parts; athrocace ; hydrarthrus ; tumors;  arthritis; chiragra;
arthralgia; diseases of the  bones; paralysis; contraction of
muscles; rheumatism;  paroxysms of pain;  diseases oj the
nails  (and panaritia.
  XXIX. Lower  Extremities.—See: Arthrocaee; hydrar-
thrus; arthralgia;  tumors;  ulcers;  arthritis;  coxagra;
gonitis ;  diseases  of the bones ; paralysis ;  diseases of  the
nails; oedema; podagra; psoitis; contraction of muscles; ery-
sipelas;  rheumatism; paroxysms ofjxtin; diseases of  the
nails.
  N.B.—The full names of  the remedies recommended in this work,
will be found at the end ofthe work, in the "Characteristic Symptoms;"
in the body of the work the abbreviated names have been used. 
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V 
   N. B.—The classification of remedies  which 1 have  used in this Repertory is
the same as that which has been used in my Manual.  The remedies under  No. 1
nrj those that have acquired authority both from our provings and from experience
at the sick-bed;  the remedies under No.  2  are likewise  authoritative, but not in
the same absolute sense as those under No. 1.  The remedies under No. 3 have
only been confirmed by single cases,  or are simply indicated theoretically ;  and
the  remedies marked with an interrogation-point (7), have never been used in
practice, and are proposed upon a mere theoretical suggestion.
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                           OF

   ACUTE  AND  CHEONIC  DISEASES.

  ABSCESSES, internal and external,  § 1. Internal ab-
scesses generally require the same remedies as external.
  A preference should be  given :
  a) For acute abscesses, to:  1) bell. hep. mere. sil.  2)  apis.
ars. asa. bry. cepa. cham.  hep. lacli.  led. mez. phos.  puis.
sulph.
  b) for chronic abscesses, whether cold or  occasioned by
congestions, to: asa, aur. calc. carb-v. con. hep. iod. laur. lye.
mang. mere, merc-c. nitr-ac. phosph. sep. sil.  sulph.
  Further: if there arises on any internal or external part  a
painful, red,  inflamed, swelling, which may point and form a
suppurating swelling,  bell., or if this does not succeed  in
twenty-four to  forty-eight  hours, hepar will  often  disperse
the whole swelling and keep suppuration off;  but when once
matter has formed, Merc, will bring on the  discharge of the
pus and frequently finish the case up, its chief indication being,
that suppuration must have already taken place.  Should the
open wound not heal under the continuation  of Merc, give
hep. or silic,  which are the real specifics against all benig-
nant or malignant suppurations.  If the abscess looks erysi-
pelatous:  Apis. bell, -if bluish, Lach.
  §  2. Particular indications.
  Arsen. for intolerable, burning pains during the fever,  or
when the  abscess threatens to become gangrenous, or is ac-
companied by great debility.
  Asa : for abscesses discharging a colorless, serous pus; vio-
lent pains on contact, and great sensitiveness ofthe adjoining
parts.
  Bell. Pressure, burning and stinging in the abscess : cheesy
and flocculent pus.  Is specially suitable for hepatic abscesses.
  Bryox. trie tumor is either  very red or very pale, with ten-
sive pain.
  Mezer. for abscesses of fibrous parts or of tendons, or for
abscesses  arising from abuse of Mercury.
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24                   ADIPOSIS.--AGI'STIA.

  Pelsat. When the abscess bleeds readily with stinging  or
cutting pains, or when an itching, stinging or burning is ex-
perienced in the surrounding parts ; especially varices.
  Bins, especially for abscesses  ofthe axillary or  jxtrotic
glands, when the swelling is painful to the  touch or  dischar-
ges a blooely  serous pus.
  Acne. § 1. the best remedies are generally 1) sulph.  2) bell.
carb-v.  hep.  led.-n-jugl.  3) ars.  baryt.  calc.  graph,  kal.
lach. natr. natr-m.  nitr-ac.  phos-ac. puis,  sabin. selen.  silic.
4) agar.  ant.  aur.  bry.  chin.  dig.  dros. mere,  plumb.
sabad.  spong.
  § 2.  Particular indications.
  For acne disseminata (pimples in the face of young people) :
1) bell, carb-v.  hep.  sulph.  2) ars. calc. berch.  led.  n-vom.
phos-ac, puis.
  For  acne indurata (indurated pimples: 1) carb-v. led. sulph.
2) ars.  bell.  hep.  nux-v.  puis.
  For  acne miliaris (miliary pimples of young chlorotic girls^J
1) calc.  sulph.  2)  graph,  hep.  kali-natr.  natr-m.  sabin.
selen.
  Fe>r  acne punctata  (black pores) 1)  sulph. 2) natr. nitr-ac
3)  dros.  graph,  sabin.  4)  aur.  bry.  calc.   dig.  natr-m.
plumb, selen.            .
  For  acne rosacea, (coppery-red eruption ofthe face)  1) carb-
a. 2) ars. kreas. mez. rhus. ruta. veratr. 3) calc. cann. carb-v.
cicut.  kal led nitr-ac. phos. phos-ac.  sil.  thuj.  4) alum, aur-
m.   canth. caps,  caust.  clem.  lach.  n-jugl.  petr.  plumb.
sep. sulph. sulph-ac.
  For  acne vermiformis (comedones). 1) selen. sulph. 2) graph.
natr. nitr.-ac. 3)  bry. calc.  dros.  natr-m.  sab. 4) aur. dig.
plumb, sabad.
  For  acne in the face  of young plethoric people:  1) bell.
carb-v. 2) hep.  sulph.
  For acne of drunkards'. 1) led. nux-v. sulph.  2) ars.  lach.
puis.
  For acne arising from sexrnd abuse: calc. phos-ac. sulph.
  ADIPOSIS:  for adiposis (polysarcia) of young men and
girls, observation and symptoms point to the following  reme-
dies: 1) calc. puis,  sulph.  2) ant. caps. terr. 3) ars. baryt.
lye. 4) cupr.  veratr.
  AGUSTIA: the principal remedies are: 1) bell.  lye.  natr-
m. phos. puis.  sil. 2) alum, amm-m.  anac.  calc  hep. hyosc.
kal. kreas. magn-m.  nux-v.  rhod. sec.  sep  verat.
   § 2.  For loss of taste from purely nervous causes,  such  as 
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paralysis, the principal remedies are : bell,  hyosc.  lye. natr.-
m.  n-vom. sep.  verat.
  For agustia attended with catarrh,  coryza, &c , we use:
1) n.-vom.  puis,  sulph.  2) alum.  calc. hep.  natr.-m. rhod.
sep.
   § 3. Compare dysecoia, anosmia, amblyopia, &c.
  ALCOHOL, Poisoning by: According to Hering the prin
cipal remedies are: 1) milk. 2)  mucilaginous drinks. 3) caus-
tic spirits of xVmmonium,  (one drop in  a tumbler full of sugar
water, in teaspoonful  doses).  Black coffee  is likewise  useful,
as well as n.-vom. in homoeopathic doses.
   ALUM,  Poisoning by, and ill effects of,  abuse of.  For poi-
soning by large doses : 1) soap-water or 2) sugar-water, until
vomiting sets in ; afterwards puis, or veratr. for the remaining
symptoms.
   AMBLYOPL\, weakness or morbid alteration of sight.
   § 1. weakness of sight from mere dim-sightedness to complete
blindness may arise from  so many causes, and may be attend-
ed with  so many different morbid states of the organism,
 .hat there  is scarcely  a remedy which is not of advantage  in
the treatment of this  affection.   I have, therefore, noted only
the most efficacious remedies for amblyopia, furnishing par-
ticular indications to  serve as points of support, and to facili-
tate the selection of remedies for particular cases.
   The principal  remedies for amblyopia  are: 1) aur. bell.
calc.  caust.  chin. cic. cin.  dros.  hyosc.  mere, natr.-m. n.-
vom. phos. puis. ruta.  sep.  sil. sulph. veratr.  2) agar.
cann. caps, cimicif. con.  croc. dig. dulc.  euphr.  guaj.  kal.
lach.  lachn.  lye.  magn.  natr. nitr.-a. op.  plumb,  rhus.  sec.
spig  tart.  zinc.
   For amblyopia, simple weakness of sight.  1)  anac. bell.
calc.  caps. cin.  croc, hyosc.  lye.  magn.  puis.  ruta.  sep.
sulph.  2)  cann. caust. cep.  natr. natr.-m.  phos. plumb. &c.
   For amblyopia amaurotica (incipient  amaurosis).  1) aur.
bell. calc.  caps,  caust.  chin. cic.  con.  dros.  dulc.   hyosc.
mere. natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  op. phosph. puis.  rhus.  sec.
sep.  sil.  sulph.  veratr. zinc. 2) agar.  cin.  dig.  euph. guaj,
kal. kal.-bi. lach.  lachn.? lye. n.-mosch. ? plumb, veratr.-vir. ?
  For complete ameturosis, provided it is  not incurable, the
same  remedies should be used as for amblyopia amaurotica,
the remedy depending not so much upon the degree  of weak-
ness, as upon the  totality of the symptoms.  Unless secondary
symptoms  should require other remedies, we may use: bell.
2 
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  calc.  mere,  phosph. sep. sulph. <(v.  though any  other  re-
  medy may be used if indicated by  the general symptoms.
    For erethic  amaurosis, principally:  Bell.  cact.  calc.  cic.
  cimicif. con. gels, hyosc.  mere, nitr.-a. op. phos.  sep. sulph.
  &c.
    For torpid  amaurosis:  Aur.  caps,  caust.  chin.  dros.
t  dulc.  natr.  natr.-m. op.  phos.-ac.  plumb,  sec.  veratr.
    §2. As  regards extemed causes', if the  weakness should
  have been caused by fine  work: give Hill,  or Ruta, or per-
  haps  carb.-v. calc. gels,  lachn. and spigel. ;  by old age: aur
  baryt. con. op. phos. sec.
    A Her suppression of a habitual bloody discharge, ashamior-
  rhoicU,  menstruation, &c.:  bell.  calc.   lye.  n.-vom. phos.
  puis.  sep.  sulph.
    After siqmression of an exanthem:  bell.  calc. caust. lach.
  lye mere. sil. strain, sulph.
    After  arthritic metastasis:  ant. bell.  mere.  puis. rhus.
  spig.  sulph.
    By abuse of Mercury  or  some other metallic substance:
  1) sulph. 2) hep. nitr.-a. sil. 3) aur. bell, carb.-v. chin, lach op.
  puis.
    By rheumatic causes: 1) cact. cham. euphr.  lye. mere, n.-
  vom.  puis. rhus. spig. sulph.  2) caust. hep. lach.
    By debilitating causes, loss of animal fluids,  sexual abuse:
  1) chin. cin. 2)  anac. calc. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. sulph. o) phos.-
  ac. sep.
    By scrofula: 1) bell. calc. chin. cin.  dulc. mere,  sulph.
  2) aur. euphr. hep. n.-vom. puis.
    By drinking : calc.  chin. lach. n.-vom. op. sulph.
    By suppression of a suppuration or  mucous  discharge:
  chin,  euphr. hep. lye. puis. sil.  sulph.
    By catching cold in the head or  in  the eyes. 1) bell. dulc.
  2) cham. euphr. mere, n.-vom.  puis,  sulph.
    By external injuries, blows on the head, violent concussions:
  1) arn.  2.) con. euphr. rhus. ruta or staph.
    § 3. As regards the affections, which may attend ambly-
  opia,  the principal remedies are:
    If nervous headache: aur.bell. bry. calc. hep. nitr.-a. n.-vom.
  nitr.-ac. phos. puis. sep. sulph. &c.
    If congestion of blood to  the head: aur.  bell.  calc.  chin.
  gels, hyosc. n.-vom. op. phos. sil. sulph. &c.
    Shearing and the  ear  is affected: cic. glon. nitr.-a. petr.
  phos. puis. &c. 
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  If by gastric and abdominal ailments : ant. calc. caps. chin.
cocc lye.  natr.-in. n.-vom. phos. puis, sulph.
  If by uterine derangements : aur. bell. cic. cocc. con. magn.
natr.-m. n.-vom. plat. phos. puis. rhus. sep. strain, sulph. &c.
  If by pjulmonetry complaints: calc. cann. hep.  lach. lye.
natr.-m. phos. sil. sulph.
  If by diseases of the heart:  aur. cact. calc. cann.  dig. lach.
phos.  puis. sep. spig.
  If by spasm, epilepsy: bell, caust. cic. ignat.  hyosc. lach.
op. sil. stram. sulph.
  § 4. as  regards symptoms, the remedy  should be selected
in accordance with the totality thereof, both the  symptoms
ofthe eye and those ofthe general organism. But as it would
be impossible, to enumerate those symptoms without repeating
the pathogenesis of every remedy indicated, we must content
ourselves  with furnishing the following  particular indications
for the different remedies ofthe eyes, leaving to the practi-
tioner the business of supplying omissions and modifying our
indications agreeably to the general symptoms of the patient.
Use
  Atjrum: for black spots or scintillations; half-sightedness,
so that things appear to be cut off horizontally ; tensive pain
in the eyes ;  sudden attack after scarlatina  and  during child-
bed.
   Belladonna: iov dilated or  insensible pupils;  photopho-
bia ; spasmodic motion of the eyes  and eyelids, induced by
the light  impinging upon the retina; scintillation or mist,
black spots or points before the eyes, or spots of various colors
or silver-colored; hemeralopia, as soon as the sun  is  down ;
diplopia or the objects etppear red or inverted; stitches in the
eyes,  or etching and elistensivepains extending  to  the  orbits
and forehead ; red face;—after  suppressed scarlet eruption
with cerebral symptoms.                 ^
   Calcarea: for mistiness of sight, gauze  before  the eyes,
especially when reading,  or  after  eating, with  black  motes
before the eyes; extreme pihotophobia,  with dazzling of the
eyes by light; dilated pupils; pressure or feeling of coldness
in the eyes.
   Causticum: for sudden and frequent loss of sight, with sen-
sation, as if a pellicle were stretched over the eyes ; or dim-
sight edness, as if looking through a cloth or mist; black threads
or mists ;  scintillations;  photophobia,
   China: for weak sight, the patient sees  only  the outlines
of things near him; the letters look pale, are surrounded by 
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white borders, blurred ;  dilated and not very sensible pupils ;
dimness of cornea, as if the eyes were filled with smoke; scin-
tillations or black motes ; the eyes feel better after sleeping.
  Cicuta:  frequent vanishing of sight,  as  if by absence of
mind,  with vertigo,  especially  when walking;  the  objects
seem  to totter and the letters to move,  when reading; diplo-
pia; frequent obscuration of sight, alternating with hardness
of hearing ; blue  margins around the  eyes ;  photophobia;
burning in the eyes; aching pains  in the orbits.
  Cimictfcga: aching pain in the  centre of both eyeballs;
black specks before the  eyes, diplopia.
  Cixa: for dimness of sight, when reading,  going off by
wiping the eyes ; dilated pupil; photophobia; pressure in the
eyes,  as if sand had got in, especially when reading.
  Dkoseua: for frequent vanishing of sight, especially  when
reading, the letters look pale anel blurred ; photophobia ;  the
eyes are dazzled by the light or  by the glare of fire; they
are very dry ; the nose is dry and stopped up, stitches in the
eyes.
  (telsemixum :  the eyes close on  looking steadily at an  ob-
ject ;  diplopia, when inclining the head towards the shoulder,
but vision single, when  holding the head erect; mist before
the eyes ; dimness of sight; dilatation ofthe pupils ; confusion
of sight with heavy looking  eyes ; smoky appearance of the
eyes; total blindness with dizziness; thirst for light; after
apoplexy, congestion ofthe head.
   Hyosiyamus: for  dilated  pupils; frequent  spasms of the
eyes  and eyelids; squinting, diplopia, hemeralopia; illusion
of sight, as if every thing were red or larger, than it  really is ;
aching, stupefying pains over eyes.
   Lachnanthes : the sight is obscured; while looking at any-
thing fixedly, gray fixed rings are seen.  Brilliant eyes, pupils
 much enlarged with red cheeks;  when reading or  writing,
 a small  gray  spot,  as  large as a lentil,  is running before
 the left eye;  in  looking long at  one spot or in moving the
 head suddenly, it gets dark before the  eyes.
   Mercuries :  for mistiness of sight ; frequent  momentary
 loss of sight;  black points; scintillations;  black motes; par-
 oxisms of momentary  blindness;  the  letters seem  to move
 when reading ; the eyes are very sensitive to the light, or  the
 glare of fire ; cutting, stinging or aching  pains  in the eves,
 especially when exerting the eyes, (dilated, or even insensible,
 or unequal pupils.)
   Natrum-muriat. : for frequent obscuration  of sight, espe- 
amblyopia.
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ciallywhen  stooping, walking,  reading,  writing; dimsight-
edness as if through gauze or feathers; the letters look blurred ;
diplopia ;  half-sightedness; frequent, spasmodic closing of the
lids; frequent lachrymation.
  Nux-vomica :  for scintillations, or black or gray points,  or
flashes; the eyes are very sensitive  to light, especially early ;
violent pressure in the eyes after using them ever so little, red
face; dilated  pupils; heaviness and frequent closing of the
eyelids;  in consequence of habitual use of intoxicating drinks.
  Phosphorus : for sudden paroxysms of nyctalojna, or sen-
sations as if things were covered with a gray veil;  the  eyes
are very sensitive to the light or are dazzled by bright light;
blackness, or black points or sparks; aching pains in  the eyes,
orbits  and forehead ;  frequent lachrymation, especially in the
open air,  and when  exposed to the wind; after sexual ex-
cesses.
  Pulsatilla : for frequent vanishing and obscuration of sight
with paleness ofthe face and  disposition  to vomit; blindness
at twilight and sensation as if the eyes  were bandaged; or
mistiness of sight or sensation as if the dimness of sight could
be  removed by wiping, particularly in the open air, or in the
evening or early on  waking; diplopia  or paleness of sight;
shining or flashing rings before the eyes; photophobia  with
stitches in the eyes,  Avhen the light impinges upon the retina;
frequent and copious lachrymation, particularly in  the  open
air,  when exposed  to  wind and light;  contraction of the
pupils.
  Ruta : for mistiness of sight, with  complete obscuration
at a distance; muscae volitantes;  aching  or boring pains in
the eyes on using them, particularly when reading, lachryma-
tion in the open air.
  Sepia : for dimness of sight,  particularly  when reading or
writing ;  contraction of pupils ; gauze, black spots  or stripes
before the eyes;  photophobia in the day-time ;  aching  pains
over the  eyeball.
  Silicea :  for dimness of sight, as if looking through a gray
cover ; paroxysms of sudden nyctalopia ;  the letters look pale
and blurred, when reading; sparks and black spots before the
eyes ; photophobia, the light of day dazzles the eye; frequent
lacrymation, especially in  the open air ;  stitches in the fore-
head, which seem to strike through  the eye.
  Sulphur : for mistiness or dimness of  sight as if looking
through black gauze or feather-dust; frequent obscuration ol
sight, especially when reading; photophobia, especially from 
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AMBLYOPIA.
the light of the  sun, and when the weather is warm and sul-
try ; the eyes are dazzled by the light; sudden paroxysms of
nyctalopia ; scintillations and white spots, or motes and  black
points or stripes before the eyes ; tearing burning pains in the
head  and eyes ; profuse  lachrymation, especially in the open
air;  or  great dryness of the eyes, especially in  the room; un
equal or dilated  or  insensible  pupils ;  after suppressed  c-uta
neons diseases.
   Veratrlm-alb. : for hemeralopia; sparks or black spots be-
fore the eyes, particularly on rising from the bed or from the
chair; profuse  lachrymation with burning, cutting or feeling
of dryness; diplopia, photophobia,  &c
   Verat.-viride: dimness  of sight; walking brings on blind-
ness with fainting ; dilateel  pupils; diplopia; immense circles
of a green color appear around the candle, which,  as  vertigo
comes on, turn to red, when closing the eyes; vertigo; after
loss of vital fluids.
   § 5. The following remedies deserve particular consideration
for particular symptoms.
   Pale-sightedxess : Dros. petrol, puis. sil.
   Things look blue: bell. lye. strain, stront. sulph. zinc.
   The  eyes are dazzled by bright light : baryt. calc. cans.
cic. dros. euphr.  graph, kal. mere, n.-vom. puis. phos.  sep. sil.
sulph.
   Nyctalopia : phos. sil. sulph ; aeon.  mere. con. nitr. n.-vom.
phos. stram.
   Hemeralopia : bell, chinin ? hyosc. mere. puis, stram ve-
ratr.
   Complete,  constant  blindness:  bell.  calc.  caas.  ? chel. ?
cic. ? con. ? dig. ? euphr. ? gels, 'i hyosc. ?  natr.-m ? op. ? phos. ?
pul. ? sec. ? sil.  stram. sulph. veratr.-vir. ?
   Blindness with fre^cent  desire to wink: croc, euphr.
gels. hep. petr.  phos.-ac. plat, staph.
   Diplopia : bell.  cic. daphne, dig.  euphr. gels, hyosc. lye.
natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  oleand.  puis. sec.  stram. sulph. verat. veratr.-
vir.
   Obscuration  (vanishing) of sight: agar.  aur.  bell. bry.
 tact. calc. caust. cic. cimicif. con. dros. ferr. graph, hep. hyosc.
 lye. mang. mere, natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  oleand.  phos. puis.
 sil. sulph.
   Darkness (gray black cover)  before the eyes : agar
 anac. aur. bar. calc. caust. chin,  chinin. con. euphr. magn.-c.
 mere. natr. natr.-m. phos. sep. sil. 
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  Things look as if at a distance : anac. carb.-a. cic. natr.-m.
n.-mosch. phos. stan. stram. sulph.
  Colored appearance before the eyes : aur. bell, bor
cam ph. hyosc. kali,  n.-vom. puis. spig. veratr.-alb. and vir.
  Feather-dust before  the  eyes : calc. lye.  natr. natr.-m.
sulph.
  Luminous appearances, scintillations: aur. bell. bry. caust.
croc, hyosc. kal. lye. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.  puis.  spig. zinc.
  Black and dark spots before the eyes: ammon.-m. anac.
aur. bar. bell. calc.  caust. chin, chinin. kal. mere, natr.-m. nitr.-
ac. phos. sep. sil.
  Flying  spots and gauzes :  aeon. agar.  amm.-m. bell. calc.
chin. con. mere, nitr.-ac. phos. sep. sil. stram.
   Luminous vibrations :  amm. caust. cham. graph.
   Gauze or mist before the eyes : bell.  calc. caust. chinin.
croc. dros. ign. kreas. lye. mere, natr.-m. petr.  phos. phos.-ac.
rut. sec. sep. sulph.
   Things look yellow: bell, canth. chin. cin. dig. mere.
 sep.
   Things look gray:  nitr.-a. n.-vom. phos. sil. stram.
   Things look larger than they are: euphr. hyosc. natr.-
 m. phos.
   Things look green:  dig.  mere.  phos.  rut. sep. sulph.
 verat.-v. zinc.
   Half-sightedness :  aur.  calc.  caust. lye. mur.-ac.  natr.-m.
 sep.
   Light colors and appearances before the eyes :  amm.
 bell. bor. calc. camph. hyosc  kal. natr.-m.  n.-vom. puis. sil.
 spig. valer.
   Short-sightedness:  amm.  calc.  chin. con. cycl. euphr.
 hyosc. lach. lye. nitr.-a. petr. phos. phos.-a. puis. rut.  sulph.
 sulph.-ac.  tart,  valer. cimicif.
   Things look smaller than they are : hyosc. plat, stram.
   Long-sightedness :  calc.  coff. con. dros. hyosc. lye. meph.
 natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. petr. sep. sil. sulph
   Dilated pupils :  aeon. bell. calc. caps.  chin.  cic. cin. cocc.
 con. croc. cycl. gels.  guaj. hep.  hyosc.  ign.  ipec. led.  lye.
 nitr.-ac. n.-vom. op. sec. spig. squill, staph, stram. veratr. zinc.
    Contracted pupils: anac. arn. ars. bell, camph. cham. chel.
 chin.  cic.  cocc. dig.  euphr. ign. led. raez.  mur.-ac. phos. puis.
 rut. sep. sil. squill, sulph. thuj. verat. zinc.
    Colors as of the rainbow : bell. cic. kal. nitr. phos. phos.-
 ac. stram. sulph. 
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  Things look red :  bell. con. croc. dig.  hep.  hyosc. spig.
stront. sulph. verat.-vir.
  Shadows before the eyes : seneg.
  Halo or aureola round the  light: 1) bell.  cocc.  phos.
puis.  rut. sulph. 2) alum. calc. cic. dig. euphr. nitr. sass.  sep.
stann. staph, stront.
  Disposition to scjitnt: alum. bell, hyosc. puis.
  Blackness of sight, black  colors before  the eyes:  bell.
calc. chin, euphr. kal.  magn.-c. phos. sep. sil. stram.
  Stripes before the ey'es : amm.  bell.  con. natr.-m.* puis.
sep.
  Dimness of sight:  ambr. amm. anac. bar.  bell. calc.  can.
caust. chin. con. croc, euphr. gels. hep. ign. kreas. lachn. lye.
mere. phos. puis. rut. sep. sil. sulph.
  TniNGS look inverted : Bell.
  DlSI'etSITION TO WIPE THE EYES ALL THE TIME :  Carb.-a. CTOC.
lye. natr. phos. puis.
  TlIE LETTERS LOOK BLURRED, WHEN READING: Bell.  bry.
chin.  daph. dros. graph,  hyosc.  lye. natr.-m. sen. sil. strain.
viol-od.
  AMENIA:  Amenorrhea;  Menoschesis;  suppression  of
the menses, and the ailments incidental thereto :
  $ 1. The best remedies are:  1)  Asclep.  calc.  caul, cimicif.
helon. puis. sep. sulph. 2) aeon, aletr. bry. con.  dulc.  graph.
kal. lye.  sep.  sil. 3)  amm.  arn.  ars. bar. bell,  caust. cham.
cocc. cupr. ferr. natr.-m.  phos. pod. 4) china, iod. mere,  n.-
mosch. op. plat. rhod. sab. staph, stram. valer. veratr. zinc.
  § 2. Amenia of  young girls, that is, too long delay of the
first  menses, requires principally:
   1)  calc. puis, sulph. 2) aeon. apis, caust. cocc. graph, kal.
natr.-m.  petr. sep.  veratr.
   Suppression of  the menses in consequence of a colel, prin-
cipally :  1) Cauloph.  cimicif. gels, n.-mosch. puis, or  2) Bell.
dulc. sep. sulph.—or if occasioned by fright or  sudden emo-
tions—1) Aeon. lye. 2) Coff. op. veratr.  For feeble, though not
entirely suppressed menses: Asclep. calc. caust. con. graph.
kal.  lye. magn.  natr.-m. phos. puis. sil. sulph.  veratr.  zinc.
 cauloph.
   $  3. For amenia of plethoric individueds, use: Aeon. bell.
 bry.  gels, n.-vom.  op. plat, sabin.  sulph. ; for debilitated err
 cachectic individuals: Aletris, ars. chin, cipriped. con. graph.
 helon. iod. natr.-m. puis, polyg. sep. sulph.
   §  4. Particular indications for the symptoms characterizing
 amenia. 
amenia.
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  Aconitum.  Frequent congestions of blood to the head 01
chest, with palpitation of the  heart;  aching,  pulsative or
stitching pains in the head ; redness of the face,  full and hard
pulse, frequent heat with thirst, disposition to be angry, &c,
is particularly suitable for young girls, who lead a sedentary
life; frequent epistaxis.
  Aletris far. : Cases of debility, arising from protracted
illness, loss of fluids; defective nutrition, &c. with constipa-
tion, indigestion, night- sweats and depression of spirits.
  Apis : In young girls, who are constantly engaged, yet do
nothing right; congestion of the  head and delirium; cede-
matous swelling of the  lower extremities.
  Apocynum : In young girls, with bloating of  the abdomen
and extremities.
  Arsenicum: Great debility,  pale, livid complexion  with
blue margins round the eyes; constant desire for sour things,
coffee or brandy;  great craving for sexual intercourse ; cor-
rosive leucorrhoea; frequent paroxysms of fainting.
  Bryonia : Amenorrhcea is attended with violent erethism
of the circulation; frequent congestion of blood to the head
or chest, with bleeding of the  nose or dry cough,  coldness,
frequent shudderings, which sometimes alternate with a dry
or burning heat; constipation,  belly-ache  and colic.
   Calcarea : Frequent rush of blood to the head ;  vertigo,
burning pains in the forehead, or throbbing and aching pain
in the head ; buzzing in the ears;  belly-ache with a feeling of
fullness in the hypochondria and inability to wear tight clothes ;
colic, with pain-down the thighs, especially at the time when
the menses ought to  appear ; great languor, heaviness in the
whole  body, especially in the lower limbs;   amenorrhcea
from working in water, with anasarca.
   Caulophyllum : Araenorrhoea, accompanied by spasmodic
action  or extreme  atony;  spasmodic bearing-down pains,
with scanty flow,  sympathetic cramps and  spasms of neigh-
boring organs, as of the bladder, rectum or bowels.
   Causticum : Hysteric pains,  colic, pains  in  the loins, ab-
dominal spasms; yellowish  complexion. ^
   Cimicifuga :  Leucorrhoea;  suppression  of the  menses
from cold;  pressive  heavy headache, melancholy, palpita-
tion,  and other  reflex  symptoms,  with  rheumatic  pains
in  the limbs, and uterine  cramps; suppression from men-
tal emotions.
   China: Pale face  with blue margins round the eyes, head-
ache,  especially at night;  belly-ache, particularly after din-
              2* 
34                      amenia.

ner; bad digestion:  emaciation, great debility with languor
and heaviness of the lower limbs; sleeplessness  or  restless
sleep  with anxious or fatiguing  elreams; or abdominal or
pulmonary spasms; rush  of blood to  the head  with pulsa-
tions  of the carotids;  nymphomania;  nervousness, great
sensitiveness to the least noise, &c.
  Cocculus: Hysteric abdominal  spasms at a time, when the
menses  ought  to appear, with pressure towards  the  chest;
oppression,  re*t!essm'ss,  anguish,  sadness,  moaning; great
debility, which does  not  even allow the patient to talk; or
discharge of black  blood  in drops  attended  with great
nervous  dist ress.
  Conium:  Hvsteric and  chlorotic  symptoms,  flaccid and
dry or hard or painful breasts; great nervousness, involun-
tary laughter and weeping; great weakness after the least
walk; anguish  and sadness; abdominal spasms, distention
of the abdomen, stitching pains, leucorrhoea, ifcc
  Cuprum : Bush of blood to the head with aching  pain in
the vertex; red face and eyes; or pale face  with blue mar-
gins round the eyes,  or burning redness of the face with red
eyes; typical paroxysms  ofthe most  violent, cramps in the
abdomen,  extending to  the chest, with nausea and vom-
iting; abdominal spasms, or twitchings in the  limbs  with
screaming; palpitation and spasms of the heart.
  Cypripedium: Amenorrhcea with hysteria, great  nervous
debility and mental despondency.
  Ferrum: Great nervousness and  debility,  trembling  of
the limbs; emaciation, great disposition  to lie and sit;  rush
of blood to the head with throbbing  pain, roaring,  buzzing
and prickling  in  the brain; pale, livid face  with blue  mar-
gins  round the eyes,  pressure  in the stomach  and head;
great  lassitude in  the  lower  limbs  and other chlorotic
affections.
  Gelseminum :  Sensation of heaviness in the  uterine re-
gion  with increase of the white leucorrhoeal discharge, ach-
ing across the sacrum, amenorrhcea from cold.
  Gossypium :  Amenorrhcea from torpid  condition of  the
uterus in leuco-phlegmatic temperaments. ?
  Graphites:  The menses appear occasionally, but are pale
and cease  again shortly after; especially when herpetic  or
erysipelatous  eruptions appear on the skin ; hysteric head-
ache, nausea,  pain in  the chest, great debility ;  colic and
hvsteric spasms,  leucorrhoea and  sterility, haemorrhoidal dis-
position. 
AMEXIA.
35
  Helonias :   General 'weariness and languor;  gloominess
and  dullness of mind, amenorrhoea from general atony and
anaemia and torpid condition of the whole  system, with dis-
ordered condition of the digestive organs.
  Iodium : Frequent  palpitations of the heart;  pale face,
sometimes alternating with  redness ;  loss  of breath  on  as-
cending  an eminence ; great nervousness, debility, especially
in the lower limbs and other chlorotic symptoms.
  Kali-Carbon : Very efficacious, particularly when attend-
ed with  difficult breathing, palpitation of the heart;  dispo-
sition to  erysipelatous eruptions, and  paleness of  the face,
which sometimes alternate with great redness.
  Lycopodium :   Chlorotic  symptoms ;  disposition  to sad-
ness, melancholy and  weeping ;  hysteric  headache;  sour
vomiting and acidity in the mouth, swelling  of the feet, pains
in the back and loins,  colic, fainting fits; leucorrhoea ; swell-
ing and pressure in the umbilical region, and drawing or ten-
sive pain  through the whole body; liver spots on the chest;
great desire for sweet things.
  Meeourius: Rush of blood to the head ; dry heat; orgasm
of the  circulation, leucorrhoea, oedematous  swelling  of the
hands and feet or of the face ;  pale face and sickly complexion ;
great languor  and debility with trembling and rushes of blood
after the  least exertion :  irritable  mood; sad, peevish  and
whimsical.
  Natrum : Frequent headache;  hysteric  or  chlorotic ail-
ments; disposition to melancholy with listlessness ;  great de-
bility of body and mind,  with heaviness in the limbs, and
aversion to  motion; disposition to be  angry and vehement;
fluttering of the heart; costiveuess ; cutting pain in urethra
after urination.
  Nux-mosch. :  Suppression of the menses, with spasms and
other hysteric affections; disposition to sleep and  taint away,
with  great  nervousness, debility, complete  exhaustion after
the least exertion, pains in the loins; frequent waterbrash;
fitful mood.
  Opium : Suppression with congestion of blood to the head,
which feels heavy; redness and heat of  the face, sopor anel
convulsive motions.
  Phosphorus :  Menses too  late or not appearing, tight feel-
ing in the chest with dry, tight cough, and spitting of blood,
worse before midnight, bloatedness below the eyes ; vertigo.
  Polygonum :  Warmth and a peculiar tingling sensation 
36
AMENIA.
throughout the whole system ; slight aching pains in the hips
and loins; a sense of weight and tension in the pelvis.
  Pulsatilla: Amenorrhoea, especially from  a cold  or get-
ting wet or when attended with  frequent paroxysms of hemi-
crania with stitching pains  extending to the face and teeth ;
or aching pains over the forehead, with pressure on the vertex ;
pale complexion ; vertigo  with buzzing in the  ears ; stitching
te>othache, the pains suddenly shifting from one side to the
other, frequent catarrh ; difficult breathing ;  loss of breath
and asthma after the least  exertion ; palpitation of the heart;
cold hands anel feet, frequently alternating with sudden heat ;
disposition to mucous diarrhoea;  leucorrlnea; pains in the
loins ; oppressive weight in the  abdomen ; colic with nausea
and  vomiting; constant chilliness with yawning, stretching
and great languor, especially in  the lower limbs ; swelling  ot
the ieet; especially suitable to females with blond hair, blue
eyes, freckles on the face,  mild disposition and disposition  to
sadness and weeping.
  Saiu.va : When themenses, after flowing profusely at other
times, cease, and are replaced by a thick, foetid leucorrhoea.
  Sanguinaria:  Abdominal  pains; as if the menses would
appear;  amenorrhoea with slight nausea,  pains  in  the loins
extending through the hypogastric and iliac-regions, as well
as down the  thighs ; suppression of menses, followeel or pre-
ceded by pulmonary disease.
  Senecio: Amenorrhcea from  cold.   Nervous irritabilil y,
lassitude ; wandering pains in the back and shoulders, with
feeling of lassitude; sensation of a ball  rising from the sto-
mach into the throat.
  Sepia : Ranks with Puis, for amenorrhcea with leucorrhoea ;
ii is further indicated by frequent paroxysms of hysteric  or
nervous headache;  toothache with  excessive sensitiveness
ofthe dental nerves; delicate constitution ; delicate and sen-
sitive skin ; sallow complexion  or dingy spots on  the face ;
nervous debility and great  disposition to  sweat; frequent
alternation of chilliness and heat;  disposition  to melancholy
and weeping, frequent  paroxysms of catarrh ;  exposure  to
wet, pains in the limbs as if bruised ; frequent colic  and pains
in the small of the back.
  Sulphur:  Aching tensive pain in the head,  especially from
the occiput to the  neck; or throbbing  pains  in  the head
with congestion of blood, heat, digging, shocks  and  whiz-
zing noise in the brain;  pale  anel sickly complexion, blue
margins round the eyes and red spots on the cheeks ; pirn- 
ANAEMIA.—ANGINA PECTORIS.
37
pies on the forehead  and around the mouth; immoderate
hunger, voracity;  general emaciation;  sour and burning
eructations; pressure, feeling of repletion and heaviness  in
the stomach, hypochondria and abdomen ;  hsemorrhoidal dis-
position ;  slimy  diarrhoea or constipation with hard stools
and frequent ineffectual urging;  abdominal spasms; leucorr-
hoea ; itching of the sexual organs ;  hysteric and chlorotic
symptoms ; the limbs  are liable to go  to  sleep ; asthma;
pains in the loins; fainting fits; great disposition to take cold;
nervous debility; great languor, especially in the lower limbs,
and great exhaustion after talking ; irritable  mood; dispo-
sition to be angry;  or sad and melancholy, frequent weeping.
  Veratrum-al. : Amenorrhoea with nervous headache ;  hys-
teric affections ; pale livid face;  frequent nausea and vomit-
ing ;  cold hands, feet and nose ;  great weakness with faint-
ing turns ; sexual excitement,  even nymphomania and other
forms of mania.
  § 5.  See:  Menstrual difficulties, chlorosis,  &c.
  ANAEMIA.—The best  remedies  are :.l) Ars. chin, helon.
hydrast.  puis,  squill, staph, sulph.  2) Arn. bell. bry. calc.
carb.-v. cin. con.  ferr.  graph, ign. kal. lach.  lye, mere. natr.
natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. rhus. sep. sil.  ver.
  If it arises  from loss of blood, or  other fluids, give:  1)
chin,  helon.  n.-vom.  sulph. or  2) calc. carb.-v. cin. hydrast.
phos.-ac. staph, sulph.
  If caused by violent acute eliseases, use: calc, carb.-v. chin.
hep. kal. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.  veratr.
  See :  Chlorosis, Debility,  Scurvy, &g.
  ANASARCA.—Principal remedies: 1) Ars. hell. 2) Bry.
chin. dig. dulc. eupat. helon. hydrast. mere, sulph. or perhaps
apis, camph. convolv.  iris.-v. lact. lye.  rhus. samb. senec. sol-
nigr. for anasetrcet after cutaneous diseases,  such  as scarla-
tina, measles, we give with great effect hell, and ars. in other
cases the  remedies have to be chosen in accordance with the
symptoms.  See: Dropsy.
  ANEURISM : Best remedies,  so far as known : 1) Carb.-v.
lach. lye.  2) guaj. puis,  sulph.  In some cases may be requir-
ed : 3) Calc. caust. graph, kal. 4) Ambr. arn.  ars. aur.-m. ferr.
natr.-m. zinc.
  Aneurism by anastomosis yields to : Carb.-v. caust. lycop.
plat. thuj.
  ANGINA PECTORIS: Neuralgia pectoris, s. cordis.  One
of the principal remedies seems to be Hepetr, after which give,
2) Ars.  cact. cimicif.  cupr. lach. samb. veratr.-alb. and  vir. 
38
ANGUISH.--ANOREXIA.
 3 i Aeon. aur. bell, caust. dig. phos. spong., and (according to
 Hart maun), Aug. ipec. mosch. sep.
   As regards the particular indications, we refer the reader
 to the  remedies under  Ast/una, congestions of the  chest,
 suffoeafire catarrh, and diseases of the heart.
   ANGUISH,  paroxysms of: Generally a  mere symptom,
 though  sometimes so prominent  and distressing, that  it de-
 serves  a special treatment.  Principal  remedies:  1) Aeon.
 ars. aur. bell, chain, dig. mere, n.-vom. puis, verat.  2) Alum.
 anac. baryt. carb.-a. carb.-v. cocc. cupr. graph, hyosc. ign. lye.
 nitr. nitr.-a. phos. rhus. sep. spig. spong. sulph.
   Particular ineli cat ions :
   By simultaneous affections of the chest: 1) Aeon. ars.
 aur. ipec. puis, veratr. 2) Cact. calc. bry. carb.-v. dig. spig.
   By gastric or abdominal affections: 1) Ars. calc.  cupr.
 natr.  n.-vom. puis, veratr. 2)  Bell. cham.  carb.-v, cocc.  lauroc.
 lye-, natr.-m.  stann. thuj.
   By affections of the heart: 1) Aeon. ars. aur, cact. dig.
 puis, sjn'g. spong. 2) Cham, cimicif. gels,  lycop. nitr.-ac. phos.
 sep. veratr.-vir.
   By Hypochondriasis :  1) Aeon. ars.  calc. dig. lach.  natr.
 n.-vom. 2) yKscul. alum. anac. bell, caust. cham. con. corn.-c.
 cyprip. graph, hell. hep. ign.  iris.  lach. lept, lye. mere mosch.
 nitr.-ac. pod. puis. sep. stram.
   By Hysteria : 1) Aeon. cic. cocc. con. croc,  cyprip. hyosc.
 ign. mosch.  n.-vom.  2) Aletr, bell.  calc. caust. caulop.  coVn.-f.
 gels, hyosc. magn.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. phos. sil. scutel.  veratr.
   By  Hyperesthesia of  the  brain:  A con. bell,  hyosc.
 lachn. mere,  n -vom. veratr.
   ANOREXIA.
   § 1. Though  generally a mere symptom, yet  it is some-
times a mere dislike to certain kind's of  nourishment, which
 can be treated  with:  1) Ant. arn. cact. chelone.  china, hep.
mere,  n.-vom.  puis. rhus.  sulph.  tart.  2) Baryt.  bry.  calc.
 cimici . cyclam.gels. gymnocl. helon. hydras, iris. lob. natr.-m.
 sep. sil, 3) Ars. bell, canth. cic. cocc. coinoclad. con. ign. lye.
 op. plat.  sang. thuj. verat,
   § 2. For independent anorexia, or for anorexia remaining
after gastric affections, we  have: 1) Ant. cact. ehelon.  cvc'F.
gymnoclad.  sulph. 2)  China,  iris,  n.-vom. puis. rhus. sep. sil.
   For anorexia accompanied with Imnger, use :  1) Cact. chin.
cimicif. eupat, hell, natr.-m. rhus. 2) Bry. calc. ign. n.-vom. op.
sil. 3) Ars. baryt. dulc. magn.-m. sulph.-ac.
   For anorexia accompanied with complete loathing of food 
ANOSMIA.—ANTHRAX.
39
give : 1) Ipec. puis. rhus. 2) China, ign. jugl, n.-vom. 3) Aeon.
bell, comoclad. lach. lob. mur.-ac. sep.
  $  3. For partial anorexia, or aversion to particular kinds
of food, we have principally, as for aversion to beer:  1) Bell.
chin. cocc. n-vom. 2) Cham, stann. sulph.—to brandy : Ign.—
to wine: Ign. lach. mgt.-aus. mere,  sabad.—to water: Bell
chin, n.-vom. stram.—to milk: Bell. bry. calc. carb.-v. cin. ign
natr. puis. sep. sil. sulph.—to coffee: Bell. bry. cham.  chin.
lye   mere,  natr  natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus.—to  elrinks  generally:
1) Bell, canth. hyose. n.-vom. stram 2) Lach. natr.-m.—for
aversion  to rye bread: Lye.natr.-m. n.-vom. phos.-ac. sulph.—
to bread generally : Con. lye. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis.—
to butter : Carb.-v. chin. mere.—to fat  and fat things: Bry.
carb.-a. carb.-v. hell.  hep. natr.-m. puis.—to meat and broth:
2) Ign. mere mur.-ac. nitr.-ac. puis.  sil. sulph.  2) Bell. calc.
carb.-v. lye. rhus. sabad. sep.—to fish : Graph.— to vegetables:
Hell, magn.-c.—to warm boiled food: Calc. graph, ign.  lye.
magn.-c.  sil.—to solid food:  1) Bry. staph, sulph. 2) Ferr.
mere.—for aversion to sour things:  Bell.  cocc. ferr. sabad.
sulph.—to sweets, sugar, tfec.:  Ars. caus. mere, nitr.-ac. phos,
sulph. zinc.—to salty things: Graph, selen.
  $  4. For further indications, see : gastric derangement;
stomach, derangement of; nausea, vomiting, &c.
  ANOSMIA:  The  best remedies, are;  Bell. calc.  gels.
natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis, sanguin. sep. sil. sulph. or Alum.
aur.  caps, caust.  hep. hyosc.  ipec. kal. lye.  magn.-m. mez.
nitr.-ac. oleand. op. rhus. veratr.
  For loss  of smell from pctralysis of the olfeictory nerves,
we have principally:  Bell, caust. hyosc. lye natr.-m.  n.-vom.
op. plumb, sep.
  For catarrJud anosmia : Alum. calc. gels. nep. mez. natr.-m.
n.-vom. puis, sanguin. sep. sil. sulph.  Compare nasitis, catarrh,
&c.; also amblyopia; hearing,  hardness of; and the causes
and varieties of these affections.
  ANTHRAX :  When caused by infection, the best  remedy
is:   Ars., unless China, rhus, sil. or puis, should  be indi-
cated.  The medignant pustule  generally yields to  1) Ars.
bell. sil. rhus., or perhaps :  Chin, hyosc.  mur.-ac. sec.  sep.
2) Anthracin. apis, carb.-v. kreas. lach.
  The common  arthrax or carbuncle, which is not caused by
infection, generally requires, sil. or perhaps, cepa. hyosc.  lye.
or nitr.-ac,  Sometimes arnica,  is given with  good effect at
the commencement, after which n.-vom. completes the cure. 
 40            ANTHROPOPIIOBIA.—APOPLEXY.

   There is a kind of carbuncle, which contains lice ;  this re
 quires Ars. and chin.
   ANTllKOPOPHOBIA—This kind of mania is best treat-
 ed with:  1) Baryt. hye>sc. lye. natr. puis. rhus. 2) Aeon. anac.
 aur. bell.  cic. con. cupr. led. selen. stann. 3) Amm.-m cab-.
 mang. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. sulph.
   See' also :  Mental derangements and Morbid emotions.
   APIITHJE.—The  best remedies are :  Baptis.  bor.  hydr.
 mere, n.-vom. sulph. sulph.-ac, cfce.   See:  Stomacace.
   APOPLEXIA.— The  best remedies are: 1) Aeon.  am.
 baryt. lull. cocc. gels. lach. lachn. n.-vom.  op. phos. puis.; and
 then  2) ^Ese. ant. cact. chin. coff. con.  dig.  gymnocl. hyosc.
 ipec. lanr. mere, n.-mosh.  sang. tart.
   §2. For Apoplexia sanguixea: 1) Arn. bell. cact. lach.
 n.-vom. op., or else 2) Aeon.  ant. baryt. coff. ipec.  hyosc.
 mere. puis, sanguin.
   For Apoplexia serosa : Arn. dig. ipec. mere, or bar. chin.
 cocc. con.
   For Apoplexia nervosa:  Arn.  bell. coff.  gels,  hyosc.
 lachn. stram. 2) Camph. lauro. 3) Bar. cocc. ipec. phos.
   § 3. For the subsequent paralysis : 1) Am. bell, caust. cocc.
 cupr. lach.  n.-vom. rhus.  stram. zinc, or also 2)  Anac baryt.
 calc. con. dulc. laur. natr.-m. phos. j>lumb. ruta  sep. sil.
   For Hemiplegia,  particularly:  Alum. anac.  bell,  caintt.
 cocc.  graph, kal. lach. n.-vom.  phos.-ac.  sulph.-ac. 2)  vEse-.
 arg.-n. arn. chinin. hyosc. plumb, rhus. stram.
   § 4. For Apoplexia of  drunkards, give: Lach.  n.-rom. op.
 or baryt, coff. con. puis.
   For Apoplexia  of  old  people: Baryt.  or  op.  or con. dig.
 mere. &c.
   For Apoplexia  from loss  of blood,  or other  debilitating
 causes: Chin. ipec. or also carb.-v. cocc. n.-vom. puis. sen.
   For Apoplexia from overloading the stomach; a few table-
 spoons of black coffee, or  if this should be insufficient:  Ipec.
 n.-vom.  puis.
   § 5. Particular indications.
   yEscui.us—Severe  vertigo,  with  reeling, like drunken
 men ; vertigo  with nausea and dimness  of sight; confused
stupor ; thickness of speech ; great weakness with trembling.
  Aconitum: Heat of the head; pulsation of the carotids';
skin  more warm, than cold ; pulse full, hard,  strong,  even
suppressed, but not intermittent; especially when fright or
vexation were the cause of it in  plethoric-apoplectic subjects.
  Arnica :  Full and strong pulse with paralysis  of  the 
APOPLEXY.
41
limbs, (especially on the  left side); loss of consciousness and
stupefaction, with stertorous breathing ; sighing, muttering,
involuntary discharge of urine and faBces, &c.
  Baryta: For paralysis of  the tongue, or the upper limbs,
especially on  the  right side;  the mouth  is drawn  on one
side ;  disturbed consciousness, with childish gesticulations,
and inability to keep the  body  erect; coma,  restlessness,
moaning and muttering;  circumscribed redness of the cheeks;
in old age.
   Belladonna :   Stupefaction,  loss of consciousness  and
speech, or convulsive  movements of the  limbs and  muscles
of the  face; paralysis of the extremities, especially on the
right side; the mouth is drawn to one side ; paralysis ofthe
tongue; ptyalismus, difficulty of swallowing, or entire ina-
bility to swallow;  (loss of  sight); dilated pupils; red  pro-
truded  eyes ; red bloated face ;  reaching Avith the hands to
the genitals.
  Cactus : Vertigo from sanguineous congestions to the head ;
face bloated and red with pulsating pain in the head ;  heat in
the head and face, causing madness and  horrible anxiety;
pulsating pain with sensation of weight on the right side of
the head ; pressing pain in the forehead increased  by bright
light or loud noises.
  Cocculus: The  paroxysms  are preceded or attended by
vertigo, nausea, convulsive motions of the eyes ; paralysis,
especially of the lower limbs, with insensibility, &c.
  Cuprum : In nervous etpoplexy with convulsions, distortions
of the face, and palsy of speech.
  Gelseminum :  Headache with  nausea;  tightness  of the
brain; giddiness ;  tendency to stagger with imperfection of
vision ;  vertigo  unto falling;  intense passive congestion  to
the head with nervous exhaustion.
  Hyoscyamus :  Nervous  apoplexy with  somnolency;  red-
ness of the face ; paralysis of the asophagus and numb feel-
ing of the hands;  sudden falling down with a shriek, sopor.
  Ipecacuanha : In serous  anel nervous apoplexy with ver-
tigo, lips hanging  down, loss of speech, salivation and  pa-
ralysis of the extremities.
  Lachesis : Stupefaction  with loss of consciousness, with
blue face and convulsive movements, or tremor of  the  ex-
tremities ; or paralysis, especially of the left side ; the parox-
ysms are preceded by frequent absence of mind, or vertigo
with rush of blood to the  head ; blowing expiration; after
the use  of liquors or mental emotions. 
 42             APPARENT DEATH, ASPHYXIA.

   Laciinanthes: Vertigo with  sensation of heat in the chest
 and round the heart; sensation as if the vertex were enlarged
 and driven upwards ; the head feels enlarged, as if split open
 with a wedge from the  outside to within;  the-whole face
 becomes yellow, tfcc.
   Lauro< erases : Palpitation of the heart ; scarcely percep-
 tible pulse, cold moist skin, convulsions of the muscles  of
 the face.
   Nex-vom :  Stupefaction, stertorous breathing and  ptya-
 lism ; bleareyedness, dim eyes ; jxtralysis, especially of the
 tower limbs; hanging down ofthe lower jaw;  the parox-
 isms  are  preceded by vertigo  with  headache  and buzzing
 in the ear, or nausea with urging to vomit.
   Opium : The paroxysms are preceded by dullness of sense,
 vertigo and heaviness of the head, buzzing in  the ears and
 hardness  of hearing,   staring  look,  sleeplessness,  anxious
 elreams or frequent desire to sleep ; the paroxysm is attended
 by titanic  rigidity of  the whole body, redness, bloated/ass
 and heat of the face; the head is  hot and covered  with
 sweat; red eyes with dilated, insensible jmjtils ; slow, sterto-
 rous breathing ;  convulsive movements and trembling of the
 extremities ; foam at the mouth, &c.
  Pulsatilla : For stupefaction and loss of  consciousness,
bloated and blueish red face,  loss of  motion;  violent palpi-
 tation ofthe heart, almost complete sujmrcssion of the pulse,
and rattling breathing.
  Sanguinaria:  Distension of the temporal veins; pain like
a flash of lightning in the bae:k of  the head;  vertigo on
quickly turning the head and looking upward ; burning heat
and redness of the face.
  Sepia: In men, addicted to  drinking and sexual excesses,
with a disposition to gout and  haemorrhoids.—Dizziness in
walking, with  staggering; forgetfulness;  cold  feet;  inter-
mitting pulse.
  In particular cases apis and glonoine will be indicated and
prove of great benefit.
  § 6.  In apoplexy and convulsions: Bell, hyosc. lach. op.—
followed by jKtralysis:  1) Arn. bell,  n.-vom.  stann.  zinc.
l)Anac. con. lach.—with paralysis of one side and convulsions
ofthe other side : Bell. lach. strain.—followed by idiocy : Hell.
  $ 7. For further indications see: Congestion  of the headj
sopor, spasms, &c.
  APPARENT  DEATH, Asphyxia.  § 1.  Put  a few pel-
lets of the  specific remedy on the tongue of the patient, or 
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administer the medicine by the rectum; not omitting the re-
quired  mechanical means of cure ;  but never  resort to
BLEEDING.
  If the asphyxia should have been caused by a bloio, fall,
&c, give Arnica, especially if the  patient has not been blecl
before ; in the contrary case, or if the patient  lost  much
blood in consequence ofthe injury, give first China, (accord-
ing to Hering) and then Arnica,
  If arising from suffocation; Hering recommends for those
who tried to kill themselves by suspension : opium ; by inha-
lation of carbonic acid gas : Op. aeon. bell.;  and by drown-
ing : Dachesis.
  For asphyxia from congelation, after the patient has been
resusitated by the usual means, give for the remaining symp-
toms : Ars. carb.-veg. or aeon. bry.
  For asphyxia by stroke of lightning, give : n.-vom.  The pa-
tient should  at the same time be placed in  recently dug soil,
half sitting, half lying, and  should be covered with it all over,
except his face, which is to be turned towards the sun, until
the first signs of life become apparent.
  For asphyxia of new-born infants, we use:  Tart. op. chin.
and  aeon, (according to Hempel.)
  Compare causes and conditions.
  ARTHRALGIA.  § 1.  Intending to say every thing we
had to say on the pathological character of the diseases un-
der ^rheumatism, gout, neuralgia,  &c, we here point out
more particularly the parts to which the remedies have spe-
cific curative relations.   This knowledge is not  required in
every case,  but in many cases it is,  since two or three reme-
dies may correspond to the general state  of the patient, and
one of them only to the part affected.
  § 2. Remedies, given for a)  arthralgia generally 1) ars.
bell.  bry. caust. colch.  ferr.  kal. led.  lye. many. mere, natr.-m.
n.-vom.  phytol. puis.  rhod.. rhus-tox. rhus-vern. sep. stront.
sulph. 2) ambr. amm. ant. apoc.-and. arn. aur. caps, carb.-v.
coloc. dros.  eupat. hell.  hep. petr.  phos.  rut. sass. sil. spig.
stann. staph, sulph.-ac. thuj. zinc.
  b) for pains in the axillary joint : 1) bell. bry. calc. carb.-v.
ferr. ign. kal. lye. mere,  n.-vom. puis. rhus. sep. staph, sulph.
thuj. zinc. 2) ambr. arn. caps, caust. cimicif.  led. natr.-m. petr.
phos. verat.
  c) In the  elbow-joint :  1) arg.  bell.  bry. calc.  cauloph.
caust. kal. led. mere. rhus. sep. sulph. 2) ant. graph, lye. mez.
petr. phos. puis, rhus-ven. ruta. staph, verat. 
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arthralgia.
   d)  In the wrist joint : amm. ars. bn/. calc. cauloph. caust.
 graph, kal. nitr. rhus. ruta. sep. sulph. 2) alum, carb.-v. euphr.
 hell. lach.  led.  mang.  mere, natr.-m. nitr.-ac. puis.  sab. sil.
 stront,
   e) In the finger joints :  1)  agn. ars.  bry.  calc. carb.-v.
 caust. graph, hep. lye. sep. spig.  sulph. 2) aur. carb.-a. cham.
 chin. clem, colch. cycl. hell. ign.  kal.  lach. led. natr.-m.  nitr.
 petr. phos. puis. rhus. rhus-v.  sab. sil. spong. staph.
   § 3.  a) For pains in the hip and hip joints : 1) ars. asclep.-
 tub. bdl. bry. calc,  carl).-v. caust. coloc.  led.  lye. mere.  rhus.
 sulph.  2) ant.  cocc. ferr. hell. ipec.  kal.  mez. natr-m. n.vom.
 phe>s. jmis.  rhod. sabad. sep. sil. stront. verat.
   b) In the knee  and knee-joints : aeon,  asclep.-tub.  bell.
 bry. calc. cauloph. caust. chin. lach. led.  natr.-m. n.-vom. petr.
 phos. phytol. puis. rhus. sep.  sil. stdjdi. 2) alum. anac.  ars. asa.
 carb.-v. cocc. con. ferr- graph, hell. hep. iod. kal.  lye. magn.-c,
 mere,  nitr.-ac. rhod.  ruta. spig. stann. staph,  stront. veratr.
 zinc.
   c) In the tarsal-joints :  1) ars. bry. caust.  chin. lye. mere.
 natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis. ruta. sep. sulph.  2) ambr. ars. carb.-
 a. dros. hep. ign. kal. kreas. led.  natr.  oleand.  spig. stapli.
 zinc.                                              l &    l
   d) In the toe-joints :  arn caust,  chin,  cimicif. kal.  led.
 sabin. sep. sulph. zinc. 2) aur. calc. cham. con. ferr. lye. n.-vom.
 rhus. sil.
   §  4.  a) For pains in the upper arm : bry. cocc. ferr. phytol.
 sep.  sulph. 2) ars. asa. bell. chin. ign.  mgt-arc.  mez. nitr. puis.
 stann.  val.
   b) In the fore-arm : asclep.-tub. calc  carb.-v. canst,  lye
 mere, n.-vom.  phytol. rhus.  sass. sep. staph,  sulph.  2)  ai"-'
 carb.-a. chin. con. dulc. ferr.  kal. mez. nitr. nitr.-ac. phos -ac
 rhod. spig. stront. thuj.
   c) In  the hands:  1)  asclep.-tub. bell.  bry. calc  carb-v
 cimicif. lach. lye. n.-vom. rhod. sep. sulph. 2) ambr. anac.  aur'
caust. cham. chin. clem. cocc. ferr.  graph,  hep.  hyosc  kal'
mere. mez.  natr. natr.-m. petr. phos. phytol.  rhus. sil 'spiV
 spong  zinc.                                              l °'
   d) In the fingers : 1) asclep.-tub. amm. carb.-v  graph hen
 lye. n.-vom. phos. puis, rhus .sil. sulph. 2) ambr. amm-m'calc'
 caust. cycl. kal. lach. mang. mere, natr.-m. nitr.-ac  petr phos '
 ac. phytol. rhod. sep. Spig. staph, sulph.-ac. thuj. veratr
   §  5.  a.) For pains in the thighs: 1) bn/. calc. cauloph chin
hep. mere. petr. phos.-ac.  phytol. rhod. sep. sil. stann  sulph
2) arn. bell. caps, carb.-v. caust. cocc. coloc. graph,  guajac' 
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led. mez. natr.-m. n.-vom. oleand. plat. rhus. sass. spig. spong
thuj.
  b) In the legs : bell. bry. calc caust. ferr. kal. lye. n.-vom
puis. sep. sil. staph. 2) anac.  asa. bor. con.  graph,  ign. mere
mez. phos.-ac. rhod. rhus. sulph.
  c) In  the tibia: 1) asa.  calc. lach. mere. mez. phos. puis.
sabin.  2) agar. arn. bell. caus. con. dulc. ign. kal. lye. mang
mur.-ac.  phos.-ac.  rhus. sep. sil.
  d) In  the calves :  1) alum. ars. calc. cham. con. graph, lye,
natr. nitr.-ac. puis, rhus sep. staph, sulph. verat. 2)  ant. bry.
chin, coloc. euphr. ferr. ign. kail, mgt.-aus. natr.-m. n.-vom. sil.
spig.  stann. zinc.
  e) In  the tendo-achilles : 1)  anac.  ant.  caust.  mur.-ac.
natr. natr.-m. puis. rhus. staph sulph. zinc.
  § 6. a) In  the  feet : 1)  arn. bell. bry.  camph. caust, lye
puis. sep. sulph. 2) ars.  aur. baryt. ferr. graph, hep. kal. natr.-
m. nitr.-ac n.-vom. rhus-ven. rhod. rhus-tox. ruta.
  b) In  the  heels :  1) amm.-m. ant. arn. caust.  graph, ign.
led. lye.  mgt.-arc. natr.  nitr.-ac.  puis, sabin. sep. sil. sulph.
2) calc, coloc. con. mere. petr. rhod. rhus. spong.
  c) In the dorsa of  the feet :  1) calc. camph. earb-a. caust.
lye. mere.puis. spig. thuj. 2)  anac. asa. bry. chin, colch. hep-
ion, led. mur-ac. natr. n.-vom. rhus. sass. staph, sulph. zinc.
  d)  In the soles : 1)  ambr. caust. graph, mur.-ac. phos. phos.-
ae, puis. spig. sulph. 2)  bell.  bry.  calc chin. cupr. ign.  led.
lye. natr. rhus. sil. tarax. zinc.
  e) In  the toes : 1) am. asa. caust. graph,  sabin. sulph. thuj.
2) agar. aur. carb.-a. carb.-v.  chin, cimicif kal. led. lye. mgt.-
arc. mere. phos. phos.-ac. plat. sep. sil. staph.
  /)  In the big-toe :  1) arn. ars. asa. bry. calc. caust. cimicif.
kal. plat, sabin. sil. sulph. zinc.  2)  ambr. amm. amm.-m. aur.
cocc. cycl. led. mgt.-arc. natr. puis. rhus.  sass.  sep. thuj.
   8 7.  For  further particulars  see: arthritis,  rheumatism;
neuralgia;  pain, paroxysms  of;  coxagra; gonitis, &c.
   ARTHRITIS.  §1.  The best remedies are : 1) aeon. ant.
bell. calc. caust. chin. cocc. ferr.  n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. puis
rhod.  sabin. sulph. 2)  apoc.-andr. arn. colch. comoclad. daphn.
men. mere. natr.  phytol. sang,  staph, tart.  thuj.  3)  alum.
canth. chel. cic. con. dulc. stann. 4) cin. kal.-bi. ol.-an. ol.-jec
ran. ran.-sc.
   § 2. For acute arthritis : 1) aeon, apoc-andr. bell, bry
 chin. hep. n.-vom. puis. 2) ant.  arn. ars.  cocc.  ferr. kreas
 phytol.  sulph.—with  gastric  affections: ant.—with  severe
 pains in hands and knees : cocc. 
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ARTHROCACE--ARSENIC.
  For Chronic  arthritis:  1) bcnz.  caus.  kalm.  lach.  sil.
2) calc. coloc. guaj. iod. mang. phos.-ac. rhod. sass. sulph.
  I\>r erratic "arthritis:  1) arn. mang. n.-moseh. n.-vom.
puis.  2) asa. daphne, plumb, rhod.
  For arthritis with  swelling: 1)  arn. chin. cocc. hep.
rhus.  sulph.  2) ant. bry. chinin.
  For ARTHRITIS WITH HEMORRHOIDAL OR  MENSTRUAL  DIFFI-
CULTIES : berb.
  With urinary difficulties : berb. canth. sass.
  § 3. Arthritic nodosities require: 1) calc. lye rhod. 2) ant,
graph, led. n.-vom .3) agn. bry. carb -a. carb.-v. nitr. n.-mosch.
ran. sabin. staph. 4)  aur. dig.  phos. sep, sil. zinc—pain less :
nitr.
  arthritic contractions,  are  frequently  relieved  by:
1) bry.  caust. guaj. sulph. 2) calc. coloc. rhus.  sil. thuj.
  § 4. For the precursory symptoms of gout,  the same  reme-
dies are generally to be used that we use for the gout  itse'lf.
The following remedies will generally answer  : ant. bell. bry.
n.-vom.
  For recent arthritic metastases, the following  are ver\
useful:  aeon. bell, n -vora. sass. sulph.—in most cases the  af-
 ected organs should be considered ; we refer the reader  to
the paragraphs on : headache, ophthalmia, gastric derangement,
where the symptoms arising  from  arthritic  causes will  be
found mentioned.
  § 5. For  the  arthritic  affections of drunkards, Ave
use :  1) aeon. calc. n.-vom. sulph. or 2) ars. chin. hep. iod. lach
led. puis.
  For the arthritis of persons  Avho  indulge in  rich living:
ant. calc,  iod. puis, sulph.
  For that of persons working in w^ater: 1) calc. puis. rhus.
sass. sulph. 2) ant. ars. dulc. n.-mosch.
  §6. For particular indications  see:  rheumatic pains, and
compare: causes; pain,  pare>xysms of; conditions;  periods
ofthe dm/; influence of the  weather, nourishment, dec.
  ARTHROCACE.—This inflammation of the terminal ex-
tremities of bones has been  most successfully treated with:
1) coloc. phos.-ac ;  2) cic. phos. or perhaps with  3) calc. cocc.
hep  sil.  sulph. or 4) puis. rhus. zinc.
   ARSENIC,  poisoning  by;  The  antidotes are:  1)  soap-
wetter. 2) albumen,  dissolved  in water and used as a drink.
3) sugar-water.  4) milk. 5)  sesquioxyde of iron; but better
the hydrated-oxyd or pure iron-rust in sugar-water.  Vinegar
is useless, oil is hurtful. 
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47
  After the alarming symptoms have been removed, we give
ipec  After ipec. we give china, especially when the patient
is irritable, has a restless sleep and nightly febrile  motions;'
or n.-vom., when the patient is worse in the day-time, parti-
cularly after sleeping, with constipation  or else with  diar-
rhoeic slimy stools or  Veratr.,  if after Ipec. frequent nausea
remains with vomiting and heat, or  chilliness over the whole
body and great debility.
  For the eruptions ofthe forehead, ophthalmia and headache
caused by wearing hats, that have been worked with arsenic,
the best remedies are: 1) carb-v. ferr. 2) chin. hep.
  The best remedies for the ill effects of arsenic as a  medicine,
are : China  ipec. n.-vom. verat.
  •ASCITES. The best remedies are : 1) apis. apoc. can. ars.
chin. hell. kal. mere, senecio. sulph.  2) asclep.-tub. aeon. bry.
cepa. chim.-umb. colch. dulc. erig.  euphorb. eupat.-purp.  iris.
prun. sep. 3) asa. dig. led. lye. puis,  squill. 4) aletris ? ampel?
coloc. ?  helon. ?
  Ascites  from the loss of blood : from venesections, &c,
yields to china, as by a miracle.
  In all other cases the selection of the remedy depends upon
the exciting cause, and the  pathological  character of the
disease, and the general symptoms ofthe remedy have to be
carefully compared with the symptoms of the disease.
  ASTHMA   MILLARI  ET  AVIGANDI.   The  specific
remedy for Asthma  Millari  is  in most cases sambucus.  In
other cases we give :  1) aeon.  ars. ipec. lach. mosch. 2) chin.
ign. 3) ol. anim.-dippel.
  For the concealed  Asthma Millari, the  so-called Asthma
Wigandi, we have  principally :   1)  Aeon.  bell. ipec. samb.
2) ars. baryt. cham. chin. coff.  cupr. lach. n.-vom. op. 3) chlor-
ine, gels. iod. plumb.
  For particular symptoms see:  Asthma spasmodicum.
  ASTHMA  SPASMODICUM, or periodicum and Asthma
generally :  §  1.  The remedies  are : 1)  Aeon. ars. ascl.-tub.
bell. bry. camph.  cupr. ferr.  ipec. lobel.  n.-vom. phos. puis.
samb. sanguin. sulph. 2) ambr. amm. ascl.-inc. ascl.-syr. aur.
cact. calc, carb.-v. caulop. cham. chin, cist.-c. cocc. dulc. gels
lach. mosch. op. phytol. tart, verat.-a.  verat.-v. zinc. 3)  ant.
bapt. caust. coff. eupat. euphorb. hyosc.  ign. kal. lye. mere.
nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. rhus-gl. sep. sil. stann. stram. 4) aloe, apis.
benz. cepa, millef.
  § 2. For asthma from Congestion of blood to the chest: 
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1) Aeon. aur. bell. mere, n.-vom, phos. spong. sulph. 2) amin.
asclep.-syr. calc. carb.-v. cupr. ferr. gels.  puis.
  For  asthma  attemled with  menstrual  irregularities:
1) Bell, caulop. cocc. cupr. mere. n.-vom.^«&. sulph. 2) Aeon.
phos. sep.
  For flatulent asthma,  (from incarceration of flatus in the
abdomen: 1) Carb.-v.  cham. chin, n.-vom.  op.  pirns,  sulph.
zinc. 2) Ars. asclep.-tub, caps. hep. natr. verat.
  For asthma humidum or  pituitosum, (with accumulation of
mucus in the bronchi or lungs:  1) Ars. bry.  calc. chin. <■"/'/•.
dufr. ferr. graph, lach. lob. phos. /nds. seneg. sep. Stan, sulph.
2) Arum-tr. baryt. bell, camph.  con. hep. ipec.  mere, n.-vom.
rhus-gl. sanguin. sil. tart. zinc. 3)  Puhno.-vulp. silphium-laci-
niatuin.
  For the real asthma spasmodicum, nervosum  s. periodicum:
1) Baptis.  bell. cact. camph. cocc. cupr. hyosc. ipec. lach. label.
mosch. n.-vom. phos. samb,  stram. sulph. tart.  zinc. 2) Ant.
ars. bry. caulop. caust. ferr. kal. lye. op. sep. stan.
  The following remedies are the best to control an attack of
asthma immediately :  frequent smelling on the strong tincture
of Camphor and 1 j Ipec. n.-vom. 2) Aeon.  ars. cact.  cham.
lobel. mosch. op. samb. tart.—
  To remove the asthmatic disposition  we use : 1) Ant.  ars.
calc. n.-vom. sulph. 2) Amm. carb.-v. caust. cupr. ferr. graph.
kal. lach. lye. phos. sil.
  § 3.  For asthma from inhaled  dust, stone-dust, as takes
place among sculptors, stone-cutters, we  employ: 1) Calc. hep.
sil. sulph.  2) Ars. bell. chin. ipec. n.-vom. phos.
  For  asthma  caused by  the  vapors of sulphur, give
Puis; by the vapor of copper or arsenic: 1)  Hep. ij)ec. mere.
2) Ars. camph. cupr.
  For asthma from a  cold: 1)  Aeon. bell. bry. dulc. ipec.
2) Ars. cham. chin, cistus. lobel.
  For asthma caused by ax emotion : Aeon. cham. coff. gels.
ign. n.-vom.  puis, veratr.
  If caused by a suppressed catarrh :  1) Ars. ipec. n.-voin.
2) Camph. carb.-v. chin  lach. puis. samb. tart.
  § 4. For Asthma  of children we find  generally useful:
1) Aeon. ars. bell. cham.  coff. ipec. mosch. n.-mosch. n.-vom.
op.  samb. tart. 2) Camph. chin.  cupr. hep. ign. lach. lye. phos.
puis, stram.  sulph.
  For asthma of hytsteric women : 1) Aeon. apis. bell, caulop.
cham. coff. ign. mosch. n.-mosch. n.-vom. puis, stram.  2) Asa.
aur. caust. con. cupr. ipec. lach. phos. stan. sulph., &c. 
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49
  For asthma of old  people : 1) Aur,  baryt,  con. lach.  op.
2) Ant. camph. carb.-v. caust. chin, sulph. 3) Pulmo-vulpis.
  § 5. Particular  indications:
  Aconitum: 1) For sensitive persons, young plethoric girls,
leading a sedentary life, or when the paroxysms  set in after
the least emotion;—2) Dyspnoea with inability to take a long
breath,  accompanied with restlessness,  heat  and  sweat.
3) Suffocative cough at night, with barking and hoarse voice,
spasmodic  constriction of  the  throat and chest;  anxious,
short and difficult breathing with open mouth ; great anguish,
with inability to utter a single word distinctly;  4) For asthma
of adults, caused by rush  of blood to the head, with vertigo,
full and frequent pulse, cough and bloody expectoration.
  Arsenicum: Acute or chronic asthma, with difficult breath-
ing, cough and  accumulation of thick mucus  in the chest;
shortness of  breath, particularly after a meal;  oppression of
the chest and want of breath on  walking fast,  on ascending
an eminence  or after any kind of exercise, even after laughing;
constriction of the chest and larynx, with painful pressure on
the lungs and in the  pit  of the stomach ; anguish and suffo-
cative paroxysms,  increased by the warmth of the room ; suf-
focative attacks, especially at night, or in  the evening, when
in bed, with  panting and  wheezing  breathing with the mouth
open, ,great anguish,  as if  the  patient would die and cold
sweat; the paroxysms abate, as soon as the  patient begins to
cough and throws off mucus or a tenacious viscid  saliva in
the shape of vesicles ; the paroxysms return in rough weather,
in the cold open air, or when the temperature of the  air chan-
ges, and they may be caused  by warm  and tight  clothes;
the paroxysms are accompanied by great debility, or by par-
oxysms of pain and burning in the chest.  (In acute asthma
Ars. is frequently suitable after Ipec, unless it had been given
at the commencement ofthe attack.)
  Asclepias-tub : Necessity to inspire hurriedly, followed by
a sensation of oppression.   Want of breath, often very great,
particularly after eating anel smoking; pricking or contracting
pain in the region of  the heart.
  Baptisia :  Difficulty of breathing ; the lungs feel tight and
compressed,  cannot get a full  breath; constriction and  op-
pression of the chest;  sharp pains in the chest, when  taking
a long breath ; awakes with great difficulty of breathing,  the
lungs feel tight and compressed, could not get  a  full breath,
relieved only by getting the face to the fresh air; most symp-
toms of oppression are due to nervous depression,
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ASTHMA SPASMODICUM.
   Belladonna: Suitable' for children and women  of an irri
table constitution and with disposition te> spasms; o/n>nssion
ofthe ch'sf ami loss of breath; tightness  in  the  chest and
stitches under the sternum,  with paroxysms ofelry cough at
night, with catarrh or nmist  cough, expectoration  of mucus
after a meal; anxious sighing, at times  deep, at times  short
and  rapid, breathing with open mouth and great working of
the chest; constriction ofthe larynx, with clanger of suffoca-
cation on touching the larynx and on turning the neck; un-
easiness and beating in the chest,  with palpitation  of the
heart ; asthmatic paroxysms  with loss of consciousness ; re-
laxation ofthe muscles and involuntary discharge of urine and
faeces.
   Bryonia:  Difficult bnathing and loss of breath,  particu-
larly at night anel  toAvards morning, Avith  stitching colicky
pains, urging to stool, inability to lie em  the right side,  pres-
sure and tension in the chest and  contractive sensation in cold
air ;  frequent cough Avith pains in the  hypochondria, tickling
in the larynx,  vTomiting and expeetoration, at first  frothy,
then thick and viscid; increased difficulty of breathing when
talking or during any kind of  exercise;  the  patient  feels
relieved after expectorating or on  rising from  a recumbent
position ; in the evening, Avhen in bed palpitation ofthe heart;
anguish and throbbing in the temples,  Avith  difficult,  anxious
and  sighing breathing, Avith straining of  the abdominal  mus-
cles  and  mingled with  deep inspirations or slow and  deep
breathing during exertions ;  frequent  stitches  in  the chest,
especially during an  inspiration  and  Avhen coughing,  also
during motion.  (Bry. is frequently suitable  after ipec.  in
acute asthma.
   Cactus:  Spasmodic cough with  copious mucous  expecto-
ration ; dry cough,  from tickling  in the  throat; constriction
in the chest, preventing free speech and hindering respiration ;
painful sensation of constriction in the lower part ofthe chest,
as if a cord  was tightly bound around the false ribs with ob-
struction to the breathing; period iced attacks of suffocation,
with fainting, cold perspiration on the  face and loss'of pulse;
anxiety returning in the evening;  sanguineous  congestion
in the chest, preventing  his  lying doAvn in bed; periodical
stitches in the heart.
   Cistus-can. : Feeling, as if the windpnpe had  not space
enough;  in the evening, soon after  lying  down,  a  sensation,
as if ants were  running through  the  whole body,  then anx-
ious, difficult breathing; is  obliged to get  up  and open the 
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 windoAv,  the fresh  air  relieves him; immediately on  lyino-
 doAvn again  these  sensations return ; periodical attacks  of
 asthma on lying down  with loud wheezing.
   Cuprum : Suitable to children or hysteric persons, especially
 after fright, chagrin, a cold and before the  appearance of the
 menses;  with spasmodic constriction ofthe chest, hiccough,
 difficulty of breathing and  talking;  hurried%breathing, ster-
 torous and moaning, Avith convulsive straining%of the abdomi-
 nal musles; dyspnoea, especially  Avhen Avalking* and ascending
 an eminence, Avith  desire  to take  deep breath;  short and
 spasmodic cough Avith dyspnoea, suffocative fits and stridulous
 inspirations, Avhen attempting  to  take  deep breath ; rattling
 in the chest as of mucus, expectoration of  Avhite  and Avatery
 mucus; sensation of emptiness and faintness in the pit of the
 stomach,  and painfulness ofthe pit on touching it; seething of
 the  blood  with palpitation; red face, covered  with  Avarm
 sweat;  aggravation  at the period of the menses.
   Eupatorium-perfoliatum :  Difficulty of breathing  with
 anxious countenance, perspiration and sleepiness; painful irri-
 tation of the pulmonary organs, Avith heat in the chest; great
 dyspnoea, obliging the patient to lie Avith his head and shoul-
 ders very high; cough Avith flushed  face, and  tearful eyes—
 the patient supports the chest Avith his hands.
   Ferrum : Violent orgasm  of the blood, oppression of the
 chest Avith almost imperceptible  movement of the chest  on
 taking breath, and greatly dilated nostrils  during  an  expira-
 tion ; dyspnoea, particularly at night or in the evening, in bed,
 in a recumbent  position, with  the head Ioav or  during rest
 generally, or from the least covering on the  chest; the patient
 feels  relieved after  being  uncovered,  or  after  raising the
 trunk, or from taking ever so  little  physical or mental exer-
 cise ;  suffocative fits in the evening,  in bed, Avith  warmth  of
 the neck and trunk,  the  limbs  being cold at the same  time;
 spasmodic constriction of the chest,  aggravated by motion ;
paroxysms of spasmodic cough Avith expectoration of tenacious
and transparent mucus; expectoration of blood ; attacks after
midnight, driving patient out of bed.
  Gelseminum : Constrictive pain around the  loAver part  of
 he chest; short paroxysmal pain in the superior part of the
right lung, on taking a long breath, Avith  stitches from above
doAvmvards;  sudden sensation of suffocation, as  in hysteria,
respiration almost imperceptible;  sighing respiration ; heavy
and labored respirations; slow  breathing  Avith rapid pulse.
  Ipecacuanha : Suitable  to  children and adults  for:  dys- 
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pnoea, nightly suffocative fits;  spasmodic constriction  of the
larynx, rattling of mucus  in the chest ;  dry and short cough,
great anguish and fear of death, cries and restless running to
and  fro; the face is  alternately  red and  hot, or pale,  cold
and sunken; anxious  features ; nausea Avith cold sweat  on the
forehead; the  breathing is anxious, hurried and sighing, or
short and as if through dust;  tetanic rigidity of the  body
with blueish redness ofthe face.   Ipec. is generally first  indi-
cated in paroxysms of acute asthma; afterwards we give ars.
bry. or n.-vom.
  Lachesis : Worse after sleep;  after eating; from moving
the arms and touching the throat; cannot lie, must sit  up,
bent forwards.
  Lobelia-inflata :  Tightness of  the  chest and  laborious
breathing Avith disposition to keep the mouth open to breathe ;
oppression ofthe chest, causing a deep breath to be taken to
relieve the pressiAe pain  in the  epigastrium,  inclination to
sigh; slight tickling,  on  taking a long  breath,  under the
lower part ofthe sternum; paroxysmal asthma; Avhen  deep
breathing,  a sensation as if something  had fallen  out of
its place,  going back only with  great pain; constant  dys-
pepsia, aggravated by the slighest exertion and increased by
even the shortest exposure to cold, to an asthmatic paroxysm ;
sensation of Aveakness and pressure in the epigastrium; rising
from thence to  the heart, Avith or without heartburn ; feeding
as of  a lump  or quantity of mucus,  and also a sense of
pressure  in  the larynx; pain in the forehead from one temple
to the other.
  Nux-vomica:  Short or sIoav or stridulous  breathing;  anx-
ious oppression  of the chest, especially at  night, early in the
morning and after eating; spasmodic constriction,  especially
ofthe lower part ofthe chest,  AA-ith loss of breath in walking
or talking, or in cold air and after every exercise;  orthopnea
and nightly suffocative paroxysms, especially after midnight.
preceded by anxious dreams;  short cough, Avith  difficult'ex
pectoration; expectoration of blood; clothes  feel  unpleasant
to the chest and  hypochondria;  distension, aching pain  and
anguish in the region of the heart and in the  region  of the
hypochondria;  tension  and pressure in the  chest; rush of
blood to the chest Avith orgasm of  the  blood, warmth,  heat
and palpitation of the heart;  great anguish  and  distress of
the whole body; amelioration in  the recumbent posture, or
by turning to the other side,  and by raising the trunk;  also
by belching up a good deal of wind. 
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  Phosphorus: Noisy and panting breathing, dyspnoea; op-
pressed breathing and oppression of the chest,  particularly in
the evening and morning, and Avhen sitting or during exercise;
great opp>rexsive anxiety in  the chest; stridulous  inspirations
in the evening, AA'hen falling  asleep; nightly suffocative parox-
ysms, as if the lungs Avere paralyzed; spasmodic  constriction
of the chest; short  cough,  with  either salt, or sweetish, or
blood-streaked expeetoration ; stitching or pressure, heaviness,
fullness and tension in the chest;  congestion of blood to the
chest Avith ascension of heat  in the throat, and palpitation of
the heart; phthisicky disposition.
   Pulsatilla: Especially for children, after  suppression of
rash, also for hysteric persons, after suppression of  the  men-
ses or in consequence of cold. Avith hurried, short, and super-
ficial or rattling breathing; arrest of breathing  as if from
the vapors of sulphur; oppression of the chest, loss of breath
and suffocative fits, with anguish  of death, palpitation of the
heart and spasmodic constriction  of the larynx and chest, par-
ticularly at night and in the evening, in a horizontal position ;
the asthmatic  distress increases by motion, by ascension of
 eminences and by  Avalking  in the open air; short, barking
 cough Avith  asthma or copious expectoration of mucus and
 blood-streaked expectoration;  spasmodic tension, sensation
 of fullness anel pressure in the chest with internal  heat and or-
 gasm ofthe blood;  stitches  in the chest and sides.
    Sambucus:  Especially for children, for: stridulous and hur-
 ried, breathing; oppression  of the chest with pressure in the
 stomach and nausea; pressure on the chest  as from a  load
 Avith anguish  and  danger  of suffocation; dyspnoea  when
 lying;  nightly suffocative paroxysms with  spasmodic  con-
 striction of  the chest, sudden starting from sleep and scream-
 ing; great  anguish, trembling of the whole body,  sAVollen
 blueish hands and feet,  heat ofthe Avhole body;  mucous rat-
 tling in the chest and inability, to utter  a single  loud word;
 morbid sleep  with  the  eyes and mouth half open ; paroxysms
 of suffocative cough Avith  screaming.
    Sanguin aria: Dry cough, aAvakening him from  sleep, not
 ceasing until he sat upright  in bed and flatus Avas discharged
 upwards and doAvmvards ; chronic dryness ofthe throat, and
 sensation of swelling in  the larynx Avith expectoration of thick
 mucus; pain in the chest Avith periodic cough ; pressing pain
 in the region ofthe heart;  continued pressure and  heaviness
 in the Avhole of the upper part of the chest, Avith difficulty of
 breathing. 
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ASTHMA SPASMODICUM.
  Sulphur :  For chronic asthma Avith difficulty of breathing
and painless oppression ofthe chest; frequent attacks of asthma
in the day-time, even Avhen Avalking in the open  air; asthma
Avhen talking; Avheezing,  mucous rattling, ronchus  in  the
chest, oppressed breathing and  suffocative  fits, especially at
night; fullness and sensation of Aveariness in the  chest; pres-
sure in the chest as from a  load, after eating ever so little;
burning in the chest Avith rush  of blood and palpitation ofthe
heart;  suffocative cough Avith  spasmodic constriction ofthe
chest and  urging to vomit; difficult expectoration  of whitish
mucus or  copious yellow expectoration;  blood-colored saliva;
s/nisms  in the  chest with compressive sensation  and pain in
the sternum, blueish red face, short breath and  inability to
speak.
  § 6.  The folloAving remedies  may likewise be employed :
  Ambra: Suitable  to  children and scrofulous  individuals,
Avith short, oppressed breathing, paroxysms of spasmodic cough
Avith expectoration of mucus, Avheezing in  the  air-passages,
pressure in the chest, *fcc,  &c
  Ammonium:  For chronic asthma, especially when attended
with disposition to  hyelrothorax,  with   shortness  of  breath,
especially when ascending an eminence; oppressed breathing
and palpitation ofthe heart after the least  exercise; conges-
tion of blood to the chest and feeling  of heaviness  in  the
thorax.
  Aurum : Congestion  of blood to the chest Avith great op-
pression, and desire to  take eleep  breath, especially at night
and  Avhen walking in the open  air; suffocative fits with spas-
modic constriction in  the chest,  violent palpitation of the
heart, blueish red face and falling down without  conscious-
ness.
  Calcarea : For chronic asthma  with  tight breathing  and
tension in the chest  as if from rush of blood, relieved by rais-
ing the shoulders; desire to take  deep  breath and sensation
as if the breath remained ste>pped  between  the scapula;; the
patient loses his breath  by  merely stooping; he is suffering
Avith dry cough, especially frequent toAvards morning.
  Carro-aeg. For sjxts,nodic fiofulcnt  asthma, also for chro-
nic asthma Avith disposition to hydrothorax, oppression  and
tight breathing;  fullness, accumulation  of mucus and anxious
compression  of  the  chest,  heavy and  short breathing, espe-
cially AA'hen Avalking; pressure  and sensation of weariness in
the chest, frequent attacks of spasmodic  cough, &c, &c.
  Chamomilla:  Especially suitable for  children, or for  #uf. 
ASTHMA SPASMODICUM.
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focative fits, Avith short anxious  breathing, swelling of the
pit  of the  stomach  anel hypochondria,  with  uneasiness,
screams and drawing up of the legs ; paroxysm of asthma after
a fit of anger or after taking cold.
   China :  For difficulty of breathing  and oppression with
inability to breathe with the head low ; Avheezing during an
inspiration ; spasmodic cough  and nightly suffocative fits, as
if from too much mucus in the throat with difficult expecto-
ration of a clear and thick  mucus ; pressure in the chest as if
from rush of blood, Avith violent palpitation  of the heart; sud-
den prostration, bloody expectoration.
   Cocculus :  Suitable to hysteric  females, or for  rush of
blood to the chest, with difficulty  of breathing as if  the
throat were constricted; racking cough Avith oppression of the
chest, especially at night;  spasmodic constriction of the chest,
especially on one side only ; pressure in the chest and orgasm
of the blood with anguish and  palpitation ofthe heart;  sen-
sation of languor and emptiness in the chest.
   Dulcamara :  For  hutnid asthma, or  for  acute asthma
from a cold.
   Lachesis :  Suitable to persons suffering with hydrothorax,
or of a large,  bloated, lymphatic appearance, shortness  of
breath  after a meal, during a Avalk and after exercising Avith
the arms ; tight breathing, dyspnoea and oppression of breath-
ing,  Avith aggravation after eating ; suffocative fits in a re-
cumbent posture, or Avhen  touching the neck ; spasmodic con-
striction ofthe chest, obliging one to rise from  bed and to sit
Avith the trunk bent forwards;  slow and wheezing breathing;
desire to take deep  breath, especially Avhen sitting.
   Mosonus: Suitable to hysteric individuals and to children,
or for oppression of the chest  and suffocative  fits as if from
the vapors of Sulphur, commencing with a desire to cough
and getting Avorse until the patient  despairs of getting over
the paroxysms;  spasmodic constriction of the larynx  and
chest, especially when feeling  cold.
   Opium : Congestion of blood to the chest, or pulmonary
spasms, with - deep, stertorous,  rattling breathing ; tightness
of breath and oppression,  Avith  great anguish, tightness,  and
spasmodic  constriction of the  chest; suffb-afive fits during
sleep, like  nightmare;  suffocative cough  Avith bluish redness
of the face.
   Spongia : For  pressure in the larynx  as  from  a  plug;
xoheeziug breathing, or sIoav and deep breathing, as if from
debility; mucous rattling; want of breath and 6- uffocativefits 
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after  every exercise>, Avith  weariness,  rush of blood to  tho
chest  and head,  anguish and heat in the face; also  for asth-
matic symptmns in consequence of goitre.
  Stanxum: Eor  asthma and oppression, especially in  the
evening or at night, Avhen lying down, also in day-time during
every exercise, anel frequently attended with anguish and de-
sire to detach the clothes ; oppression and mucous rattling in
the chest; cough Avith copious > x/xctoration of viscid or lumpy,
clear or watery, yellowish, salt or swictish mucns.
  Tartarus: Especially suitable to  old people, also to  chil-
dren or for anxious oppression, difficulty of breathing  and
shortness of breath, witli desire to sit erect; oppression  and
suff'oci(tire fits, especially in  the evening or in the morning, in
bed ;  mucus  and rattling in the  chest ;  suffocative cough or
congestion of blood to the chest, and palpitation ofthe heart.
  Veratrum :  Suitable after  Chin.  ars. ipec. especially for
MiffocatiAre fits, even when sitting erect and during  exercise;
pains in the side ;  holloAV cough ; cold sweat, or cold face and
colel limbs.
  Zincum :  For tight breathing and <>p>/>rcssion, especially in
the evening; shortness of breath after eating, for accumulation
of flatulence; increase of asthma Avhen the  expectoration
stops, decrease Avhen it recommences.
  § 7. Our further consideration deserves : In anxious breath-
ing. 1) Aeon. bell. bry.  kreas. 2) Ars.  hep.  ipec  phos.
plat. puis, spong. squill, stann.  Panting breathing: 1)  Arn.
bry. calad. ipec. nitr.-a.  phos. sil. stram.  2) Bell, carb.-a. chain.
cin. cupr. verat.—Short breathing:  1) Aeon. arn. ars. bell.
bry. carb.-v. ipec. sep. 2) Calc chin. con. cupr. lach. plat. puis.
sil.—Slow-breathing:  1) Bell. bry. lam-, op.  2) Camph. caps.
con.  cupr.  hep. ign. ipec,  n.-vom.  spong.—Loud,  noisy:
1) Cham. chin. cin. cocc. phos. samb.  spong.  squill. 2) Aeon.
arn. calc. hep. hyosc. ign. kal. natr.-m. n.-vom. stram. sulph.—
Whistling: 1)  Cu/,r. hep.  lach.  samb. spong. 2)  Ambr. ars.
cham. kal. phos.—Rattling:  1) Bell. chin. cupr. hep. lye op.
puis, sulph. tart. 2) Anac ars. cham.  cin.  hyosc. ipec.  lach.
laur. n.-vom. petr. stann.  strain.—Sobbing:  Ang.  asa.  calc.
led. op. sec.—Stertorous:  1)  Arn. lach. op. 2)   Cham. hep.
laur.  natr.-m.—Quick,  hurried: 1)  Aeon. bell. bry. carb.-v
cin cupr. hep.  lye.  n.-vom. phos.  puis. sep.  sulph. 2)  Ars.
cham. ip. natr. natr.-m. rhus.  samb. seneg. sil. spong. stann.
verat.—Weak,  feeble: 1)  Bell, oleand. phos. '2) Hep.  laur
veratr. —Sighing:  1) Bry. ipec.  2)  Aeon. cocc.  ign. op. sil.
sec. stram.—Groaning : 1) Aeon.  bell.  lach. 2)  Ars. cupr 
ASTHMA SPASMODICUM.
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mur.-ac. squill.  Deep: 1) Bry. ipec. op.  2)  Ant.  aur. caps.
cupr. lach. sil.  stram.—Irregular:  1)  Aeon. bell.  cupr. op.
2) Cham. cin. ign  iod. laur led. puis.
  Oppression  of  the chest: 1) Arn.  ars. bell. cham.  con.
crotal. dulc. graph, kreas. lach. lye natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom.
oleand. rhus. sep. staph,  sulph. 2) Aeon. asar.  chin. cupr. ign.
ipec. phos.  plat. puis. samb. sang, seneg. thuj.—Orthopncea :
1) Ars. carb.-v. cupr. ferr. ipec. kal. lach. n.-vom. phos. puis.
samb. sep.  sil.  stann.  sulph.  2) Amm. amm.-m. bry. calc.
caust. chin. con. dig.  dros. graph,  hyosc. led. natr.-m. nitr.
nitr.-ac. spig. squill.— Suffocating fits :  1) Aeon. ars. carb.-v.
chin. hep. ip. lach. op. puis. samb.  spig. spong.  sulph.  tart.
2) Aur. baryt.  camph. cham. graph, lact. n.-vom. phos.  sec.
veratr.—Short breathing: 1) Aeon.  amm.  arn.   ars.  bry.
carb.-v. caust. ipec. lach. mere  natr.-m. nitr.-ac sep.  sulph.  2)
Ambr. bell. chin. con. lye natr. n.-mosch. phos.-ac.  plat. puis.
sabad. sil. spig. zinc.—Heavy-breathixcj : 1)  Ars.  bell. iod.
kreas. lach. phos. sulph.  2)  Alum, camph. carb.-v. hyosc. kal.
natr. - Stoppage of breath: 1) Ars bry. calc. puis. sil. stann.
sulph.  2) Anac. arn. caust. chin, cocc, guaj. led. lye  n.-mosch.
n.-vom. op. phos. plat, plumb, ruta. samb. sass. stram. veratr.—
Hot-breath :   1)  Aeon.  cham. 2) Ant.  calc.   natr.-m. rhus.
sabad. squill,  sulph  zinc.—Cold-breath: 1) carb.-v. veratr.
2)  chin,  mur.-ac rhus.—Sour  smelling: Cham,  n.-vom.—
Foul: 1)  Aur. carb.-v.  ip. n.-vom  sulph.  2)  Aeon. arn. bry.
cham. chin. coff. dulc. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. puis. sep. stram.
   §  8. Finally, Avhen the difficulty of breathing  takes place
mostly: Ix the evening: 1) Ars. graph, stann. sulph. 2) Bell.
carb.-a. carb.-v. chin. con. ferr. lach. mere, natr.-m. n.-vom. sep.
verb.—After  bodily  exercise:  Amm. ars.  bor.—After
chagrin : 1) Ign.  staph. 2) Ars. ran.—By raising the arm :
1) Spig.  2) Ant. cupr.  led. sulph.—Moving the arm : Ang.
camph. led. spig.—Ix bed : 1) Carb.-a.  con. graph,  tart.  2)
Ars. bell, carb.-v. chin. ferr. lach. mere  natr.-m. n.-vom. sep.
spig. sulph. verb.—By motion: 1)  Ars. phos. stann. 2) Arn.
bry. calc. cann. caps. con. ferr. graph, ipec. led.  lye n.-vom.
puis. rhus. sep. spig. verat.—By stooping: Alum. amm. calc.
sil.—By eating:  1) Con. dig. laur. sil .stann.  2) Ars. carb.-v.
ferr. led. rhus.—When  after eating:   1)  Puis,  sulph.  2)
Ars. carb.-a. chin. lach. n.-vom. phos. zinc —In the open air:
Ars. aur graph, lye n.-vom. puis, sulph.—Morning : 1) Carb.-a.
con. phos. tart. 2) Bell. dig. kal. n.-vom.  seneg. squill, sulph.—
After emotions: 1)  Cham. ign. n.-vom.  2)  Aeon. ars. coff
puis, verat.—By touching the throat: 1)  Bell,  suong.  2) 
 5S      ASTHMA  THYMICUM.—ATROPHY OF  CHILDREN.

 Hep. lach.—By turning the head: 1) Bell, spong. 2) Hep.
 —After coffee: Bell.—Froai  < eu.D  and cold  air:  Ars.
 bry. earb.-A-.  petr. puis. — Froai cold drinks :  Thuj. — Iro.m
 THE PRESSURE  OF THE CLOTIIINe; : 1)  Bry. calc.  hep. lye.
 n.-vom. spig. sulph. 2)  Amm. carb.-v. canst, coff  kreas. lach.
 sass. spong.—7-/-o//> mortification:  1) Ign. staph. 2)  Ars.
 ran.—Bylaugiiing :  Ars. cupr. lye. plumb.—After or dur-
 ing RUNNING OR QUICK  AVALKING :  1) CailSt. sil.  2)  Allg. aill\
 bor. ign. puis.—By lyin«;: 1)  Dig. nitr.  phos   2)  Ars. asa.
 calc. liep. lach. n.-vom  puis. samb. sep. sulph. tart.—When ly-
 in<; on the  back:  Phos. sil.—When lying  on  the side:
 Carb-a.  plat. puis,  sabad. sulph;   On the suffering side:
 Bor. calc. lye.   sulph; Ox the left side:  Spig;  On  the
 sound  side:  Stann.—From lying  loav  avith  the  head:
 Chin. hep.  puis.—When something coalers  the mouth :
 Lach. —At night: 1) Ars. carb.-v. n.-vom. puis. 2)  Calc.  ferr.
 graph. 3) Alum.  amm.  dig. mere sulph.—During or after
 sneezing: Dros. mere. sil. sulph.—From  riding: Graph.—
 When resting: Ferr. rhus. sil.—During sleep: Lach. samb.
 sulph.---During  deglutition: Bell.—During;  the parox-
 ysms  of pains:  1) Puis. 2) ars. sil.—From singing:  Amm.
 sulph.—When sitting: Alum. dig. dros.  lach.  phos. samb.
 staph,  verat.—From talking :  1) Dros. sulph.  2)  Bor. cann.
 caust. kal. lye. rhus. spig. strain.—When  standing: Sep.—
 When ascending : 1) Merc, n.-vom. 2) Amm. ars. aur. baryt.
 bor. calc. cupr. graph,  hyosc. iod. led. nitr.  nitr.-a. sep. stann.
 zinc.—From ascending stairs: 1)  Merc  2) Amm. ars.  bor.
 hyosc. led. nitr.-ac.—During defecation : Rhus.— During
 or  by drinking:  Arn. bell, n.-vom. thuj. verat.—By  strain-
 ing: 1) Rhus. 2) Calc. sulph.—in the Warm room  and from
 warm clothing: Ars.   By  bending backavards :  Cupr.
  S 9. See:  Congestions  of  blood to the chest,  catarrh,
phthisis, d'c.
  ASTHMA THYMICUM: (Asthma> of Kopp): Remedies;
 1) Aeon. bell. con. ipec mere  seneg. spong. tart,  veratr. 2
 Amm.  lach.  phos. zinc. 3) Ambr.  asa.  aur.  berb. cupr.
 ign. ferr.
  For precursory symptoms: Aeon. hep. ipjec.  seneg. spong.
 tart.
  For cough : Bell. con. hep. mere veratr.
  For svmptoms : See Asthma spnsmodicum.
  ATROPHY  OF CHILDREN  : The  best  remedies  for
 atrophy of scrofulous  children  are:  Sulph.  followed by 
atrophy of children.
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Cede. ; also, 1) Ars. baryt. bell. chin. cin. n.-vom phos. rhus. or
also, 2) Aloe. arn. cham. hep. iod. lach. magn. petr. phos. puis.
  In most, not too complicated  cases, it will be advisable, to
begin the  treatment with a  dose n.-vom.,  if constipation is
present; or  ars., if  diarrhcea is present.   After  the one or
the other  has done all  that could  be expected, we folloAV it
Avith Sulphur, one or tAvo doses in three  or four weeks, and
the  little  that yet remains, one or  tAvo doses Calc. given
in six or eight Aveeks, Avill suffice to remove.
  Particular indications.
  ^Ethusa-cy'xapiuai :  The  child  throws up its  milk  soon
after nursing, with great force, suddenly,  then falls asleep, as
if from exhaustion, to awaken for a fresh supply.
  Aloes :  The child  passes  substances looking  like jelly-
cakes,  sometimes small, at other times large; but they adhere
together like congealed mucus; they may be green-colored
or transparent.
  Argent.-Nitr. : Diarrhoea of green fetid mucus, passing off
with much flatulency.
  Arsenicum : Dry parchment-like skin ; hollow eyes Avith
blue margins ; the food is passed or vomited up undigested ;
desire to drink frequently, but little at a time ; great restless-
ness and tossing  to and fro,  especially at night; short sleep,
interrupted by starting anel  convulsions ;  cedematous swell-
ing of the  face, greenish or brownish eliarrhceic stools, Avith
discharge of undigested food ; painful and offensive stools ;
pale and waxy look;  Aveariness Avith constant desire to'lie
doAvn ;  cold hands and feet;  night SAveats.
  Baryta : For swelling of the cervical glands ; great physi-
cal debility, constant desire to  sleep; bloated abdomen and
face; pot-belliedness; great laziness, indisposition to work
either with the mind or bodyr; aversion to  play;  absence of
mind ;  want of attention and Aveak memory.
  Belladonna :   Frequent  colic,  with  involuntary  stool;
whimsical  anel obstinate; cough at night Avith mucous rat-
tling ;  SAvelling of the cervical glands;  they do not  sleep
much, but  are droAvsy ; half-sleeping and  h all-av akin g;  aver-
sion to exercise  and open air; nervousness; particularly for
precocious children Avith blue eyes and fair hair.
  Benzoic-acid:   The  urinary odor is  very strongly  am-
moniaeal.
  Bryonia : The food is thrown up inemediately after eat-
ing, and there is constipation; the lips are dry and parched
the mouth  is dry; and the child Avishes to keep very still. 
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ATROPHY OF CHILDREN.
  C.vloarea-c: Great emaciation with good ap/x tit, ; hollo >v,
wrinkled  face;  large open  fontanelles ;   much  p<rspiration
about the head in  large drops,  Avhich Avets  the pillow far
around Avhen the chile! is sleeping; enlargement and  indura-
tion of the mesenteric glands;"great debility Avith  general
weariness after the  least exercise and frequently with profuse
sweat ; frequent diarrhoea or clay-like stools; dry  anel flabby
skin; dry hair;  frequent  palpitation of the  heart,  chills;
pains in the small of the back ; cough Avith rattling of mucus
in the chest;  extreme nervous  sensitiveness;  aversion  to
exercise.
  Ciiamomilla: The child  must be carried all the time, for
it is only then quiet.  Diarrhoea green, Avatery and slimy, or
like chopped eggs and spinach. Odor like decayed eggs ; one
•sheek red, the other pale.
  China: Emaciation,  especially of the  hands and feet; ab-
domen  distended Avith  flatulency ; voraciousness  ; offensive,
painless,  undigested stools ; diarrheea,  especially at  night
Avith copious, Avhitish,  papeseent  stools ;  coj>ious  sweats, es-
pecially at night;  idleness  and listlcssness ; holloAV, pale or
livid face;  stupefying, unrefreshing  sleep ; great  debility
and prostration.
  Cina : The child picks its nose very much ; is very rest-
less; cries,  is very unamiable ; pale face; wetting the bed;
great voraciousness.
  Conium :  Hardness  and  distention of  the abdomen  Avith
frequent sour evacuations.
  Ferrum : Frequent  vomiting of food ;  stools undigested ;
redness of the  face.
  Graphites :  The child  has moist blotches on the skin, ex-
uding a transparent glutinous fluid.
  Hepar : The child has a sour smell,  and Avhite fetid eA-a-
cuations.
  Iodine : A broAvn color of the face, and  copious  and pa-
peseent stools.
  Kreasote : Fetid evacuations  and  excoriation of the mu-
cous surfaces generally.
  Lycopodium : Much commotion, rolling and rumbling in
the abdomen.   Aggravation after four P. M., and gets better
at  eight or  nine in  the  evening.
   Ma<;nesia-c. : Green watery, very sour.-smelling diarrhoea
and great emaciation.
   Meecurius :  Much straining at stool, which is  slimy, often 
atrophy of  children.
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 bloody ; the child is  never so well  during damp weather;
 enlarged glands; night sweats.
   Natrum-mur. :  Rapid emaciation of the throat and neck
 of the children;  irritability;  the children are very slow to
 learn to talk.
   Nux-vomica : YelloAvish, sallow complexion, bloated face;
 obstinate constipation ; large difficult stools, or alternate con-
 stipation and diarrhoea; large abdomen Avith flatulence; no
 appetite or great  hunger, desire to  eat Avith frequent vomit-
 ing of the  ingesta; constant desire to lie doAvn ; sleeplessness
 toAvards morning;  aversion  to open  air; nervousness,  ill
 humor.
   Oleaxder :  The food passes off unchanged in a remarka-
 ble degree and very easily and almost unconsciously.
   Petroleum : Emaciation, Avith diarrhoea by day, and none
 at night.
   Phosphorus : Suitable to young girls with blond hair, blue
 eyes, delicate skin, slender stature Avith cachectic cough, di-
 arrhoea ; frequent exhausting  sweats;  great debility  with
 orgasm of  the blood;  palpitation of the heart, or oppression
 ofthe  chest after exercise.   Copious  stools, pouring away
 like water from a hydrant, with great exhaustion.
   Phosphor.-acid : YelloAvish  and very offensive stools; the
 child is very listless, wants nothing and cares for nothing.
  Podophylluai : Emaciation; many stools daily, all of which
 are natural.  Morning diarrhoea.
   Pulsatilla : Diarrhoea worse at night;  no stools  alike,
 they  are so  changeable; for a time the child seems much
 better, then it gets worse again without any appreciable cause.
 The appearance of the child changes in this manner several
 times, the  same day; but it is usually  Avorse towards even-
 ing, and always seems  better in the open air.
   Rhus-tox. : Great debility Avith constant disposition to lie
 doAvn, pale face, hard and distended abdomen; great thirst;
 slimy and bloody diarrhoea; great appetite ; aggravation after
 midnight;  colic, diarrhoea and restlessness increases at that
 time.
   Stanxum : The  child is  ahvays relieved in its abdominal
 sufferings by pressing  hard upon the abdomen, leaning upon
 something.
   Staphy'sagria :  Large  abdomen,  voracious  and  canine
hunger; sIoav stool; sioelling of the submaxillary and cervical
glands ; frequent and constant  attacks of catarrh, with scurf 
62    ATROPHY OF THE  SPINAL MARRoAV.--AWKWARDNESS.

in the  nostrils;  unhealthy, readily  ulcerating skin;  fetid
night-sweats ;  frequent  boils.
  Sulphur : The child  frequently awakens from  sleep with
screaming: great voracity;  Avishes to put in  its mouth every
thing it  sees ;  watches eagerly for  every thing,  cups, tum-
blers, vessels of food;  child sweats  easily;  swelling of  the
inguinal  glands, or of the axillary and cervical glands; hard
and  distended abdomen ; mucous rattling  in  the  trachea;
fluent coryza ; frequent slimy diarrhoea  or obstinate consti-
pation;   stools excoriate the anus;   pressure  on  the chest,
palpitation of the  heart;  pale color of the skin Avith bad
looks, dee]) and holloAveyes; stitches in the chest and side,  &e-.
  Compa-e :  Hectic Fever,  J'hthisis  and Scrofula.
  ATROPHY OF  THE SPINAL MARROW ; Tabes dor-
salis.—The following remedies are probably the most useful :
1) Alum, n.-vom. sulph. 2)  Calc  carb.-v. caust.  cocc. natr.
natr.-m. phos. phos.-ac. 3) Chin. ? lach. ? rhus. ? sabad. ? sep. ?
sil. ?  staph. ?
  I  have treated  twenty-one  cases  of  this  disease, arising
from onanism, accompanied with hypoehondria,despondeney,
aversion to life.  The characteristic unsteadiness of the limbs
and the  peculiar formication in the back, Avas  present in every
case ; and I gave in  every ease  one dose of  nux-vom. 3/30,
allowing it act from two to three Aveeks; and then  sulphur
3/30, allowing  it to  act  from four to five Aveeks.   If unplea-
sant symptoms  remain, I  resort to Calc.  carb.-v eg. caust.
phos.-ac.
  I never saw any benefit from China, nor from Staphys.,  but
they may prove useful in some cases.
  Atrophy, with perfect paralysis of the lower extremities,
has so far not  shoAvn  itself very amenable to treatment,  but
Avhen alum, does not  help, I wemld propose:  Nux-vom. sulph.
n.-Aom.  caust. n.-vom. calc carb.-v. cocc. phos.  rhus-t., in this
order anel altemettion, in a  single dose emd at  long intervals.
We  might study, also,  Ferr. kal. natr.-m.  n.-mosch. sec.  As
in all other chronic diseases, so is also in this disease constant
change  of remedies exceedingly hurtful.
  AWKWARDNESS—If a natural defect, nothing can be
done for it; if a morbid state, the following  remedies may
prove useful:  Bell. caps, carb.-a. caust. coloc. graph, kal.  lye
natr.-m. petr.  sep. sil. sulph.
   BACK, small of the, pains in the : Generally a  mere symp-
tom, especially in piles  and uterine affections.   The principal
remedies are : 1) Alum. amm. caust.  kal. kreas. lach. natr.-m. 
BLEPH A ROPHTH ALMI A.
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n.-vom  puis. rhus. sep. sulph. 2) Ambr. baryt. bor. calc. dulc
graph, lye natr. sil. verat  3) Arn.  carb.-a.  chain  chin. cocc.
ign. magn.-m. mere n.-mosch. phos. ruta. sabin. spo/ig. zinc.
  BALANORRHCEAs. gonorrheeet spuria.—If syphilitic or
sycosic, the principal remedies are :  Merc, nitr.-ac , or thuj.—
in all  other cases, the  following Avill prove useful: 1) N.-vom.
sep sulph. 2) Chin, mere mez. nitr.-ac. thuj.
  BLEPH AROPHTH ALMI A, blepharitis :  § 1. The best
remedies are: 1) Aeon. ant.  ars. bell. calc. cham  chin, cocc
con. euphr. gels, graph, hep.  hydrast.  iris. mere, n.-vom. phy-
tol. puis. rhus.  spig. sticta. sulph. veratr. 2) Alum, asclep.-t.
baryt.-c bry. caust. comoclad. dig.  eupat.-p.  iod. kreas. lept.
lye, natr. natr.-m. phos.-ac. seneg. sep. staph, thuj. zinc.
  § 2. If the external surface of the lids be inflamed: Aeon.
bell. hep. sulph.
  If the inner : Aeon. ars.  bell. hep.  hydrast. iris. mere.
n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus. sticta. sulph.
  For inflammation of the margins and meiboaiian glaxds :
Aeon. ars. bell. calc. cham. euphr. hep. mere, n.-vom. puis. sep.
sticta. sulph.
  For styles :  Bids, or staph, or amm.-c  calc. ferr. thuj.
  For inflammation  of  the  upper lids : 1) Ars. bry. calc.
caust. croc. hep.  phos. puis.  rhus. sep. spig. staph, sulph. 2)
Baryt. bell. cham. chel. con. cycl. ferr. lye mere. sil.
  For inflammation ofthe lower  lids: 1)  Ars. bry. calc.
dig. mere natr.-m. rhus. ruta. seneg. sep. 2) Alum. bell, caust.
  § 3. For acute blepharitis : Aeon.  bell. cham.  euphr.
hep. mere n.-vom. puis.
  For chroxic blepharitis : Ant.  ars. calc. chin, sulph.
  § 4. Particular indications :
  Acoxitum : The eyelids are sioollcn,  hard  and red, with
heat,  burning and dryness ;  or  they are pale, shining and
SAVollen, Avith burning and  tensive pains; copious secretion of
mucus in  the eyes  and nose ;  extreme photophobia ; fever,
Avith great heat and thirst, &c.   (After Aeon., are frequently
given : Bell. hep. or sulph.
  Antimoxium : Red sAvelling of the lids, Avith gum in  the
canthi; photophobia and  stitches in the eyes.
  Arsenicum :  Inflammatory redness  of  the  conjunctiva
Avith  congestion ofthe vessels;  great dryness of  the lids,
especially the edges, Avith spasmodic closing  or nightly ag-
glutination.
  Belladonna :  SAvelling and redness ofthe lids, Avith burn-
ing and itching, constant agglutination, bleeding on opening 
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the eyes, also attended with evasion of the lids, or with great
paralytic Aveakness of the lids.
  Calcarea:  Cutting, burning or acute  pains, ^ especially
when reading, Avith reel, hard and big swelling, copious secre-
tion of  guni,  and  nightly agglutination ; te>  be  given espe-
cially Avhen  Sulphur does ne>t  seem to relieve the patient
  Chamomilla:  Great dryness of the edges,  or else copious
secretion of mucus, with nightly agglutination, spasmodic
closing, or great heaviness of  the lids.
  China : Frequent creeping on the inner surface of the lids,
especially in the evening, Avith lachrymation.
  Euimikasia :  Ulceration of the margins, Avith itching in the
day-time,  and  agglutination at night, Avith redness, swelling,
photophobia and constant winking, coryza, headache, or heat
about the head.   (If F"/>hr. should be insufficient, Nux-vom.
and puis. Avill complete the cure )
  Hepar : Inflammatory redness of the  lids, Avith  ulcerative
or contusive, pain on  touching them ; nightly agglutination,
or spasmodic  closing  of  the  eyelids.   (This remedy is  fre-
quently suitable after  Aeon,  or mere. ; after Jh/>., lull. is
frequently suitable.)
  Hyoscyamus :  Spasmodic closing ofthe liels.
  Mercuries:  Hard  lids as  if contracted,  Avith  swelling,
difficulty  of opening the  lids,  cutting pains, ulcers on  the
margins, pustules on the conjunctiva, crusts around the eyes,
eversion of the lids ; stitching and burning pains, itching, or
when there is no  pain  at all.  ^After Merc, if insufficient,
II,p. is  frequently suitable.)
  Nux-vom. : Burning itching of the lids, especially the mar-
gins, or sore  pain  made worse by contact, agglutination of
the lids, especially early  in the morning;  eye-gum  in  the
canthi;  catarrh, headache, or heat in the head.  (Nux-vom.
is frequently suitable after Euphrasia, if this  should not  suf-
fice to remove the inflammation.)
  Pulsatilla : Inflammatory  redness of the  conjunctiva or
the  margins, copious secretion of mucus ; trichiasis ;  styes ;
nightly  agglutination;  tensive or draAving pains.   (Puis,  fre-
quently effects a  cure,  if K-uph.  or nux-vom.  should  not
suffice.)
  Rhus-tox. :  Stiffness of the eye-lids, as if paralyzed, Avith
burning itching.
  Sulphur: Inflammatory redness of the lids, Avith burning
pains, secretion of mucus and eye-gum; ulceration ofthe mar-
gins,  pustules and ulcers around the eyes, &e    (Aeon, is 
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frequently suitable before Sulphur, and after Sulph., Calc. is
frequently suitable.)
  Veratrum :  Excessive dryness of  the  lids, lachrymation,
difficulty of moving the  lids,  and great heat in the interior
of the eyes.
  We advise also:  when the conjunctiva ofthe lids is rough-
ened and a'illous : Ars. bell, mere sulph.—Avhen covered
with small vesicles : Baryt. bell. con. hep. mere rhus. sep.—
for  blueness :  Ars. cocc. spig.—for  blood-redness :  Merc.
Sulph.—for WEB-L1KE APPEARANCE OF THE BLOOD-VESSELS: Ars.
bell. calc. con. euphr. hep. mere. puis. rhus. sulph.—for swell-
ing :  Aeon. ars. n.-vom. rhus. sulph.—for ulceration : Aeon.
ars. calc euphr. hep. mere. puis. sep. sulph.—for rose-color :
Cocc.  euphr. mere puis. spig. sulph.—for redness : Aeon.
ars. bell. cocc.  con. euphr. graph, hep. mere. puis. rhus. spig.
sidph.—for varicose state : Puis.—for puffy appearance :
Aeon. ars. rhus. sulph.
  BLEPHAROPLEGIA.—Baralysis of  the eyelids.   The
best remedies are : 1) Bell, nitr.-a. sep. spig. stram. veratr.
zinc, 2) Calc. cham. eoce. hvosc. n.-vom. op. phos. plumb, rhus.
   BLEPHAROSPASMUS.—Principal remedies:   1) Bell.
cham. cocc.  hep. hyosc. mere  natr.-n. staph, stram. sulph.
2) Ars. cocc. con. rhus. ruta. sep. sil. viol.-od.
  BOILS.—Furuncles: 1) Arn.   bell. hep. lye.  phos. sulph.
2) Alum. ant. calc. hamam. iris. lach. led. mere, mur.-ac nitr.-ac.
n.-mosch. n.-vom.  phos.-ac  phytol. sec sep. sil.  staph,  tart.
thuj.
  Large boils require :  1) Hep. lye nitr.-ac. sil.  2) Hyosc
natr.  phos. phytol. tart.  3) Apis,  crotal. lach. mere.
  Saiall boils : 1) Arn. bell, sulph. 2) Grat. magn. c natr.-m.
n.-vom. zinc.
  If they mature slowly, give hep.; if very much inflamed
and painful, give bell, or mere.
  If large boils can be  treated  at the very commencement,
 Calc. sometimes eradicates the disposition.
  If large boils threaten to become  carbunculous, the best
remedies are: l)Nux.-v. sil.  2) Ars. bell. 3) Caps, hyosc. lach.
rhus. sec. 4) Apis. ? crotal. ?  hep.
  For  the  disposition  to  boils, give : Lye n.-vom.  phos.
phvt. sil. sulph.
  BONES, Diseases of.—Osteitis, exostosis, caries,  necrosis
and other diseases.  §  1. The best remedies are:  Ang. asa,
aur. bell, calc dulc. euphorb. lye mere.  mez. phos. phytol. 
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ruta. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Chin. hep. nitr.-ac. phos.-ac.  rhus.
runiex. staph.
  \N 2  Particular indications :
  Angustura : For earns,  particularly suitable  to persons,
who have drank too much  coftee or have a morbid desire for
coffee ; easily irritated from the least provocation.
  Asa. :  For exostosis, caries  anel necrosis, especially of the
extremities,  alse> for softening  of the bones.
  Aurum : For exostosis and  other diseases of the bones in
consequence of abuse  of mercury, especially for caries of the
nasal bones,  with ozama, diftusing a most horrid smell; caries
of the cheek bones and exostosis of the skull.
  Belladonna : For exostosis on the forehead Avith caries of
the; palate ; also for curvature  of  the back.
  Calcarea:  For curvature  of  the spine  and long bones ;
SAvelling of the joints-; softening of the bones, Avhen the lbn-
tanelles remain open too long and the skull  is very large; for
exostosis and caries of the  extremities; necrosis.
  China  : Caries with profuse suppuration.
  Dulcamara: For  exostosis  Avith ulcers on the,arm in con-
sequence of suppressed itch.
  Eluoris-ac idu.m : For  swelling and. caries of  the  bones,
especially when they are of a  syphilitic nature.
  Lycopodium : For exostosis, osteitis and  caries, in scrofu-
lous persons.
  Mercuries : For exostosis,  caries, pains in the  bones as if
broken, &c.
  Mezereum : For exostosis on the extremities of scrofulous
persons, especially of  the tibia, Avith the most violent nightly
pains in the bones.
  Oleum-jecoris : Specific for all kinds of scrofulous diseases
of the bones, as arthrocace, spina-ventosa, caries, etc.; fistu-
lous ulcers, with raised edges, easily bleeding, and discharg-
ing ichor of a nauseating smell.
  Phosphorus : For exostosis  of the  skull, with tearing-
and boring pains, and sw elling of the clavicle.
  Phosphori-acidi m : Especially in the arthrocace of children,
or  Avhen  after  external injury of the periosteum there re-
mains a feeling as though the bone Avere scraped Avith a knife.
  Phytolacca : For diseases ofthe bones, especially of svphi-
litic persons.
  Pulsatilla : For curvature of the spine, with open  fonta-
nel! es in children.
  Rumex : For caries, necrosis and other  morbid affections 
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of  the bones, may they arise from  syphilis,  mercurio-sy-
philis or scrofula.
  Ruta : For pains in the bones as if broken, and disease of
the periosteum, or even caries in consequence of external in-
juries,  Avith erysipelatous inflammation of the external parts.
  Sepia : For exostosis and caries of the extremities.
   Silicea :  For caries, exostosis, necrosis, delayed closing of
the fontanelles and for almost all diseases of the bones. Silicea
and Calcarea are the best remedies to begin with in diseases
of the bones; fistulous openings and discharge of thin pus
and bony fragments.
  Staphysagria : A good remedy for padarthrocace.
  Stillingia : For periostitis and scrofulous diseases of the
bones.
  Sulphur :  For curvature, softening, SAvelling, caries and
other diseases.  Sulph  is suitable before  Calcarea  in the be-
ginning of the disease.
  § 3. a) For Interstitial distention of the bones : 1) Asa.
lye mere sil. staph. 2)  Calc. mez.  phos. phos.-ac. sulph. 3) Aur.
fluor.-ae
  b) For Necrosis : 1) Asa.  calc sil  sulph. 2) Ars.  phos.
sabin. sec.
  c)  For Osteitis:  1)  Merc. mez. sil. staph  sulph.  2) Asa.
aur.  calc. chin, lye nitr.-a. phos. phos.-ac.  puis.
  d) For Softening:  1) Asa. calc mere. sil. sulph. 2) Hep.
lye, mez. nitr.-ac. phos. puis. ruta. sep. staph.
  e) For Savelling; 1) Asa. calc. lye mere phos.-ac. puis. sil.
staph, sulph. 2)Aur.  clem. daph. guaj. nitr.-ac phos. rhus. ruta.
  f) For Caries :  1)  Asa. calc lye mere, phos.-ac.  sil. sulph.
2) Ang. ars. aur. con. fluor.-ae hep. mez.  nitr.-ac. rhus. ruta.
sabin. spong. staph.
  g) For Fractures,  to promote the re-union of bones :
Asa. calc. lye nitr.-ac.  ruta. sil. sulph., Symphytum officinale.
  h) For Curvatures: 1) Asa. calc. lye mere puis. rhus. sil.
sulph.  2) Bell. hep. nitr.-ac. phos. sep. staph.
  i) For Scrofulous  diseases of the bones :  1)  Calc. con.
lye  mere ol.-jec. phos.-ac.  phytol. sil. staph, stilling, sulph.
2) Bell, rumex.
  k) For Mercurial : Asa. aurum, fluor.-ae kal.-hydroj. mez.
phos.-ac phytol. staph.
  I) For Sy/philitic : Aur.  fluor.-ac. kal.-hydroj. mere phos.-
ac. phytol.
  $  4. For diseases  of the  Skull : Aur.  calc. daphn.  mere.
nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac.  puis. sil. 
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   b) When the Fontanelles  remain open and the infants
 have1 large1 heads:  Calc. puis. sil. sulph.
   c) For diseases ofthe Palatine bones: Aur. mere. mez. sil.
   d)  Foreliseases ofthe Seismaxillary bones ; Cist. mere, sil.
   e) For diseases of the Nasal bones: Aur. calc.  mere.
  f) For diseases ofthe LoNe; bones: 1) Asa. calc. lye. mere.
phos.-ac. sil. sulph.  2) Clem, daphn. guaj. nitr.-ac. phos. puis.
rhus.  ruinex. ruta. stilling.
   g) For diseases of the Joints:  Calc. phos.-ac.  staph, sulph.
   § 5. Remedies for Particular pains :
   a) For />ains generally:  1) Asa. chin.  lach. mere, phos.
phos.-ac. puis. rut.  sabin. sil. staph. 2) Ars. aur. calc.  cocc.
cupr.  cycl.  ferr.  kreas. lye. mang. mez. mur.-ae.  nitr.-ac. sep.
sulph.
   b) Boring pains: Bell. calc. mere  puis.  sep. sil. spig.
   c) Burning pai^s : Asa. carb.-v. phos.-ac. rhus. ruta. sulph.
   d)  Aching pains: l)Arg. bell. cupr.  sabin. staph. 2) Aur
cycl. daph. guaj. he]), ign. kal. mere, mez. oleand. puis. rhus.
   e) Sensation as if the flesh was  beaten  loose :  Bry.  dros.
ign..kreas.  nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. rhus. sulph. thuj.
  f) Beating andpulsations: Asa. calc lye mere mez. nitr
sabad. sil. sulph.
   g)  Creeping pains: Cham, plumb, rhus.  sec.
   h)  Gnawing and corrosive pains : Amm.-m. canth.  con.
dros. lye, mang. phos. phos.-ac. ruta. staph.
   i) Tearing /xiins : 1) Arg. baryt. carb.-v. chin.  kal. mere
sabin. spig. staph. 2) Agar. aur. bell. bry. caust. cocc. cupr.
lye natr.-m. nitr. phos. pirns.-ac. ruta. zinc.
   k) Scra/n'ug and retsping pains: Asa.  chin. puis.  rhus.
sabad. spig.
   V) Cutting pains: Anac. dig. sabad.
   m)   Stitching pains: 1) Bell.  calc.  caust. con.  dros. hell.
mere. puis.  sass. sep. 2)Ars. asa. aur. chin. lach. mez. phos. ruta.
   n) Sore pains: Con. graph, hep. ign. mere phos.-ac.
   o) Pain,  as if broken :  Cocc. cupr. hep. magn.-m.  natr.-m.
puis. ruta. samb. sep.  verat.
  p) Jerking pains: Asa. calc. chin, colch.  lye. natr.-m. puis.
rhus.
 _  § 6. See Mercurial disease, Rhachitis,  Scrofula, Syphi-
lis, dc.
   BRONCHITIS,  catarrhus  bronchialis.— § 1.  The   best
remedies are :  1) Aeon. bell. bry.  cact. cham. dros. hep. mere
n.-vom.  puis. rhus. sanguin.  sulph. 2) Am. ars.  calc.  caps.
carb.-v. caust. chin. cin. elros. dulc. euphr.  hepatic.-trl hyosc. 
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ign. ipec. lach. phos. phos.-ac. sep. sil. spig. squill, stann. staph.
stict.  stilling, veratr. verb. 3) Asclep.-syr. cup. hep. iod. kal.
lact.  sabad.  seneg.  spig.  spong. tart.  4) Baryt.  cann.  con.
eupat.-ar. ferr. lye. magn.-c mang. natr. natr.-m. petr. stram.
  § 2 For ordinary catarrh, Avith light cough  and  fever:
Cham, mere n.-vom. puis. rhus. stict. sulph.
  For violent and  dry cough : 1) Bell. bry. cham. ign. n.-
vom.  sulph.  2) Aeon.  caps. cin. dros. hep. hyosc. lach. lye
mere, natr.-m. phos.  rhus. spong.
  For spasmodic cough: Bell.  bry. carb.-v. cin.  dros.  hep.
hyosc. ipec. lob. mere.  n.-vora. puis, sulph., &c.
  For moist cough,  with copious expectoration: 1) Bry.
carb.-v. dulc. euphr. mere. puis, sulph. tart. 2) Calc.  caust.
lye seneg.  sep.  sil. stann., &c.
  For catarrh avith  hoarseness : 1)  Cham.  dulc.  mere.
n.-vom. puis. rhus. samb.  sulph. 2) Ars. calc.  carb.-v. dros.
mang. natr. phos. tart.
  For fluent coryza : Ars. dulc. euphr. gels. ign. lach. mere.
puis,  stict.  sulph.
  For dry coryza :  1) Bry.  n.-vom.  2) Amm.  calc. lach.
sulph. 3) Bry. carb.-v.  caust. hep. ign.
  § 3) For bronchitis acuta:  1) Aeon. bell. bry.  cact. cham.
dros.  gels.  phos. spong. 2) Ars. lye mere n.-vom.  puis, squill.
sulph. 3) hepat. ?  stict.?
  For epidemic catarrh or influenza  : 1) Aeon. ars. bell.
caust. mere  n.-vom. rhus.  2)  Arn. bry.  camph.  chin. ipec.
phos. puis, seibael.  seneg. sil. spig. squill, stict. verat. 3) Agar.
cham. con. hyosc. kal.  op. sulph.
  For suffocatia^  catarrh :  Ars. carb.-v. chin.  ipec. lach.
op.  2) Baryt. camph. graph, puis. samb. tart.
  For chronic catarrh : 1)  Carb.-Ar.  sulph.  2) Ars. calc.
caust, dulc. lach. mang. natr. phos.  sil. stann.
  Catarrhal  affections,  consequent on   measles, require :
1) Bry.  Carb.-v.  cham.  dros. hyosc.  ign.  n.-vom.  sticta.
2) Aeon. bell. cin. coff dulc sep.
  Catarrhal affections of old  people :  Baryt. carb.-v.  con.
hydrast. hyosc. kreas. lach. phos. rhus. stann. sulph.
  Catarrhal affections of children : 1) Aeon. bell. cham. cin.
coff. dros. ign. ipec. sulph.—of scrofulous children : Bell. calc.
■—of  very fat children : Ipec.  calc.
  § 4. Particular indications :
  Aconitum :  Burning fever, with full bounding pulse ;
rough, hoarse  voice;  painful  sensitiveness of  the affected
part,  with  aggravation  of the pain  in breathing, coughing or 
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 talking ; short dry cough with constant  irritation and pain-
 ful titillation in tlie larynx and bronchi;  oppresseel breathing
 Avith tension, soreness or stitches in the chest when coughing
 or  breathing;  violent,  rough, hollow cough at  night, but
 short and  panting cough  in the day-time ; thirst, sleepless-
 ness or restless sleep  with tossing about  ; burning heaelache,
 red face anel eyes; or also, Avhen the cough is convulsive or
 hacking, with * scanty expectoration of whitish and bloody
 mucus,  after exposure to cold west Avinds.
  Belladonna: Dry  cough Avith sore throat, coryza, fever, in
 the afternoon and eAening, dry and burning skin, frequent de-
 sire for cold drinks, Avithout however drinking much ; obsti-
 nacy and malice in children with  hurried respiration during
 sleep;  or Avhen the  following symptoms  occur:  spasmodic
 cough, which  does not allow onetime  to breathe; racking
 cough,  from intolerable titillation in the  throat, as if  from
 dust or from some other foreign body, or dry, short, hollow,
 barking cough; the cough  occurs at night, or in the after-
 noon or evening Avhen in bed, and even during sleep, coming
 on again after the least motion ; bruised  pain in the nape of
 the neck Avhen coughing, or headache  as if  the forehead
 Avould  split ; rheumatic pains in the chest; stite-hes in  the
 sternum or hypochondria ; mucous rattling in the chest; red
 face and heaelache ; hoarseness and  mucus in the  chest, fre-
 quent sneezing, especially at the termination of  a  paroxysm.
  Bryonia: Dry or moist cough, from titillation in the throat,
 or Avhen the following symptoms occur: spasnwdic cough,
 suffocative  cough, especially after midnight, or after eating
 or  drinking, with vomiting of  the  ingesta;  cough  with
 yellowish expectoration  or expectoration of a dirty, reddish
 or  bloody  mucus;  stitches in the side when coughing; or
 pains in the chest aud  head as if those  parts  would split;
 great inclination to sweat ;  hoarseness,  mucus rattling in,
 and painfulness ofthe  larynx, increased by smoking.  Aggra-
 vation, tohen entering a warm room, with asthmettic feeling.
  Cactus-gr. :  Rattling of mucus, continuing day  and night,
 catarrhal cough Avith much viscid expectoration ;  oppression of
breathing Avith  spasmodic cough and expectoration of mucus.
  Chamomilla:  Accumulation of tenacious  mucus in  the
throat„  Avith dry cough, occasioned by constant  titillation in
 the  larynx and chest,  Avorse Avhen talking; or con-di mornino-
or at night  when in bed, or even during sleep, sometimes ac-
companied  by suffocative fits ; scanty expectoration of bitter
mucus in the morning; or when the cough Avas caused by 
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chagrin, or Avhen children  are attacked by it in consequence
of their  cries ;  or for hoarseness Avith coryza, dryness and
burning in the  throat, thirst;  fever toAvards evening;  ill
humor, taciturnity, disposition to be angry and peevish.
  Mercurius : Roughness and hoarseness, Avith burning and
titillation  in the larynx ; disposition to SAveat, but the sweat
affording  no relief; aggravation by the least draught of air,
or Avhen the folloAving symptoms occur :  dry racking  cough,
especially in the evening or at night, even during sleep, anel
occasioned by titillation and a feeling of dryness in the bron-
chi ; cough Avith stitching pains in the chest or Avith nausea,
bleeding  of the nose, (in  the  case  of children) pains in the
head  and chest, as if these parts Avould split, expectoration
of blood,  fluent coryza, hoarseness and mucous diarrhoea.
  Nux-vomica.—Rough, dry and  deep cough, occasioned by
dryness of  the larynx, with tension and  pain in the  larynx
and bronchi; hoarseness  and  painful feeling of raAAmess  in
the throat;  especially in  the morning,  or  in the evening
when  in  bed;  accumulation  of  tenacious mucus  in the
throat, which the patient is not able  to  detach ;  dry coryza
Avith  dry  mouth, hot and red cheeks, shivering or  alternate
chills and heat; constipation,  painful heaviness in the fore-
head, ill humor, irritated spirits, obstinacy, tfce.; or  Avhen the
folloAving  symptoms are present: Convulsive, racking cough,
occasioned by titillation in the throat, especially in the morn-
ing,  or at night Avhen in bed, or after a meal, or Avhen occa-
sioned by exercise, thinking or reading ; oppression at night,
or headache  as if the skull Avould  split; contusive  pain in
the epigastrium  and pain  in the hypochondria Avhen cough-
ing ;  or, for :  cough Avith vomiting or with bleeding from the
nose or mouth.
  Pulsatilla : Hoarseness, aphonia ; stitches and soreness of
the throat and palate ; coryza, Avith  yelloAvish, greenish and
fetid  discharge ;  moist cough, Avith pain in  the chest; chilli-
ness and  absence of thirst; or cough Avhich is  at  first dry,
then moist, Avith profuse expectoration of a salt,  bitter, yel-
lowish or Avhitish, or even bloody mucus  ; or racking  cough,
especially in the evening or at night in bed, worse Avhen  ly-
 ng;  Avith nausea, vomiting, suffocative  sensation as if from
the vapors of sulphur, and mucous rattle ; painfulness ofthe
abdomen, Avhen coughing, as if bruised, or  painful  shocks in
the arm,  shoulder or back, or  involuntary emission of urine.
  Rhus-toxicodexdron :  Hoarseness and  roughness, sore-
ness of the throat, frequent sneezing, considerable mucus in 
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tha nose without coryza, but with difficulty of breathing or,
for: short and dry cough at night, occasioned by a titillation
in the  bronchi, with "restlessness and shortness of  breath.
especially in the evening and before midnight ; painful shocks
in the head and chest, or tension or stitches in the chest ; pain
in the stomach or stitches  in  the loins ;  or Avhen the cough
gets worse in the cold  air,  and is  less in  warmth or during
motion ; or  when  the  cough  conies  on  in the morning on
waking, or in the evening,  with bitter taste in the mouth, or
vomiting of the ingesta.
  Rumex-crispes : It has a specific affinity for the laryngeal
and bronchial mucous membrane; cough frequent andcontinu-
ous, dry, occurring in long paroxysms ; greatly aggravated by
any irregularity of respiration, such as an inspiration a little
deeper, or by talking, or by inspiring a little colder air, or by
pressure upon  the trachea  in the  region of the suprasternal
fossa, rawness and soretuss in the trachea,  extending in the
bronchi, chiefly in the left, tickling behind the sternum, pro-
voking  the  cough ;  cough Avorse  in the evening ; after re-
tiring, when the least air provokes incessant coughing.
   Sticta-pulmoxaria :  Excessive dryness of the  nasal mu-
cous-membrane, which becomes painful; the secretions are so
quickly dried,  that they are elischargeel  Avith great, effort in
forms as hard as scabs; the soft palate feels like dried  leather,
deglution painful; aggravation in the evening and fore-part
of the night, the morning hours are  nearly free from distress;
dry and hacking cough from tickling in the larynx Avith ex-
pression of the lungs, causing  a feeling of a hard mass col-
lected in them ; incessant  cough  at night,  cannot sleep nor
lie doAvn with comparative freedom, from cough  during
the day-time.
   Sulphur : Hoarseness, aphonia, roughness and scraping in
the throat, accumulation of mucus in the bronchi, fluent co-
ryza, cough, soreness in the chest, chills, aggravation of the
symptoms in damp and cold Aveather; or for :  dry,  racking
cough, Avith nausea,  vomiting and spasmodic constriction of
the chest,  especially in the evening, or at night Avhen lying,
or in the morning, or after a  meal ;  or for :  Cough Avith co-
pious expectoration of thick, whitish or yelloAvish mucus,
setmetimes only in the day time, with dry cough at nio-ht; or
obstinate, dry  cough from titillation in the throat, stitches in
the chest or head Avhen coughing,  stupefaction, obscuration
of sight; feeling of  fullness in the chest, oppression, mucous
rattling, palpitation  ofthe  heart, and suffocative fits. 
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     § 5.  The folioAving remedies may likewise be used :
     Arnica : Dry or moist cough, if excited by titillation in
   the larnyx,  especially  in  the morning,  during sleep,  Avith
   weeping and cries, or  Avhen it attacks children after  crying
   much ;  or for moist cough, the patient being unable to throw
   off the loose mucus ; and when  the following symptoms are
   present:  Aching and crampy pain in the head, as if the brain
   were strung together;  stitches in the chest; pain in the
   loins and rheumatic pains in the limbs ; frequent bleeding of
   the nose  and mouth, or even bloody expectoration.
     Arsenicuai :  Moist cough Avith difficult expectoration and
   tenacious mucus in the larnyx and bronchi; or for : dry, rack-
   ing cough, especially in the evening after lying cIoavh,  or at
   night,  excited by  drink or cold air; attended Avith  dyspnoea,
   or even  suffocative fits, especially  in  the  evening in  bed ;
+  great languor, debility; hoarseness and coryza, Avith discharge
   of an acrid, corrosive mucus ;  rheumatic headache, Avith vio-
   lent  pains; the symptoms  are worse at  night  and  after
   a meal.
      Calcarea :  Frequent  attacks of  obstinate hoarseness ; ac-
   cumulation of tenacious mucus  in the bronchi and larnyx ;
   dry, \Tiolent cough, Avith  titillation  as if from feather-dust in
   the  throat, especially in  the  evening, in  bed, or at night,
   during sleep ;  or moist cough, Avith mucous rattling,  or with
   a thick, yellowish, fetid expeetoration ; pains and  stitches in
   the side and chest; great languor, and sadness on account of
   one's ill health.
      Capsicum : Hoarseness and dry cough, which  is Avorse in
   the evening and at night,  sometimes attended Avith  nausea,
   wandering rheumatic pains, and headache as if the skull Avould
   split;  pressure in the throat and ear ; stitches in the chest or
   back,  or  pressure on  the bladder,  with stitches  in  that
   region;  coryza, Avith  stoppage  of the  nose and titillation
   in the nostrils.
      Carbo.-veg. :  Obstinate hoarseness and roughness of voice,
   especially in the morning or evening, made worse by con-
   stant talking,  or  cold  and damp  weather;  or  spasmodic"
   cough, either several paroxysms in the day-time,  or only in
   the evening ; or cough Avith profuse expectoration of green-
   ish mucus ;  rheumatic pains in the chest or limbs;  ulcerative
   pain, or scraping and titillation in the larynx.
      Causticum : Violent racking cough, especially at night, with
   pain in the throat  and head ; hoarseness, roughness and fee-
   bleness of the voice;  fluent coryza with  headache; feeble
              4 
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appetite, nausea  and vomiting of the  ingesta;  rheumatic
pains in the limbs and facial bones; chill during every mo-
tion ; heat at night,  with  palpitation of the heart; great de-
bility of the lower limbs; aggravation  ofthe symptoms in
the open air; involuntary  emission of urine during cough.
  China : Hoarseness, rough and deep  sound of the voice1,
owing to mucus  aelhering in the larvnx ; elry  cough  as if
from the vapors of sulphur; or spasmodic suffocative cough
at night, Avith  bilious vomiting ami difficult expectoration of
viscid or whitish,  and sometimes bloody mucus; the cough is
excited  by laughing, talking, breathing, and  even by eating
or drinking.
  Cina : Suitable to children, when the cough is dry, or with
scanty expectoration, Avith sudden starting during sleep as if
in affright,  Avant of breath, moaning,  pale  face  or rough
cough every evening, especially Avhen the children are affect-
ed with Avorms ; or when fluent coryza is present, with burn-
ing heat in the nostrils, and violent, and painful sneezing.
  Drosera : Hoarseness with deep sound of the voice ; dry-
ness,  roughness and  scraping in  the  larynx, with accumula-
tion  of yellowish, gray or greenish mucus ; dry, s/>asmodic,
racking cough, especially at night or in the eAcning  Avhen in
bed,  frequently attended Avith nausea or vomiting of the in-
gesta, bleeeling of the nose or mouth ; paroxysms of suffoca-
tion  or  cough, excited  by laughing  or  weeping,  emotions,
singing, tobacco-smoke, or drinking.
  Dulcamara :  Moist  cough,  especially after  a cold,  Avith
hoarseness or bloody expectoration ;  or for panting,  barking
cough like Avhooping-cough, excited by a deep inspiration.
  Euphrasia : Dry cough Avith  violent catarrh attacking the
eyes; cough Avhich exists  only in the day-time, with dfficult
expectoration, or only in  the morning, Avith copious expec-
toration and tight breathing.
  Hyoscyamus :  Dry cough, Avorse at night and in a recum-
bent posture,  less when sitting  up; cough with  titillation in
the larynx or bronchi; or spasmodic cough, with red face and
mucous rattling.
  Lenatia : Dry and rough cough, Avith fluent coryza, head-
ache, feeble voice ; or short  cough as if from feather-dust or
the A'apors of sulphur ; the cough finally becomes spasmodic,
especially suitable to patients Avho had suffered much grief;
or when the catarrhal symptoms get worse after a meal,  after
going to bed, and in the morning, after rising.
  Ipecacuanha : Especially suitable to children  when  they 
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almost suffocate in consequence of the  mucus, Avith rattling
of mucus;  or for spasmodic, suffocative cough, with  bluish
face and spasmodic rigidity of the body; contractive sen-
sation  and  titillation  in  the larynx ;  or for dry cough, or
cough with scanty expectoration of flat  and unpleasant mu-
cus, Avith nausea and vomiting of albuminous  mucus, or A\Tith
bleeding of the nose and  mouth.
  Lachesis : Catarrhal cough and coryza,  stinging pains in
the head, stiff neck and distress in the chest; constant hoarse-
ness, Avith sensation as if  mucus adhered to the throat; the
cough comes on at night during sleep, or in the evening when
in  bed, or  after sleep, and is  excited by titillation  in the
larynx,  or  by the least pressure on the larynx; it  is Avorse
after eating, or Avhen rising from a recumbent  posture ; the
cough  is attended with pains in  the throat, eyes,  ears and
head.
  Phosphorus :  Hoarseness with cough, fever, and  appre-
hension of death ;  roughness or complete extinction of voice ;
painful  sensitiveness of the larynx; dry cough from tickling
in the throat, Avith  stitches  in the  larynx, anel soreness in the
chest ; the cough is excited by laughing, drinking, loud read-
ing, or Avalking in the open air; or dry cough -with expecto-
ration of viscid or bloody mucus.
  Phosphori-acidum : Hoarseness, moist cough, from titilla-
tion in the pit of the stomach or throat-pit; the cough is dry
in  the  evening,  and  in  the morning it is attended  AATth  a
whitish, or yellowish,  or  even  purulent expectoration ;  Avith
aching  pains in the chest.
   Sepia : Cough Avith  copious expectoration of putrid, or salt
mucus,  of a yellowish, greenish color,  or purulent, or even
bloody, frequently only in the morning, or evening,  with mu-
cous rattling, weakness and soreness in  the chest; or for dry,
spasmodic  cough,  like Avhooping-cough, especially at night
or  in the evening in bed, Avith dyspnoea, nausea and  vomiting
of  bile; especially suitable to scrofulous persons,  or persons
affected Avith herpes, or herpes in the joints.
   Silicea :  Obstinate cough, Avith  copious,  transparent  or
purulent expectoration ; or racking cough, with sore throat
and cholic,  or suffocative cough at night.
   S^uilla :  Chronic catarrh, Avith profuse expectoration of a
whitish and viscid mucus ; the expectoration is at times easy
at  others very hard.
   Stanxum : Copious expectoration of a yellowish or green-
ish mucus of a sweetish or salt taste ;  or dry, racking cough. 
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especiallv in  bed from evening  till midnight, Avorse in the
morning", and sometimes attended with nausea and vomiting
of the ingesta.
  Staphysaoria:  Cough with expectoration of  a  yelloAvish,
viscid, purulent mucus, especially at night, ulcerative pain in
the chest, or  even  bloody expectoration.
  Yeratrum : Hollow and deep  cough, as if proceeding deep
from the chest or abdomen;  colic, ptyalism, bluish face, in-
voluntary emission of urine, violent pain in  the side, difficult
breathing and great debility ; or stitches towardst he abdo-
minal ring, as if hernia would protrude.
  § 6. The following remedies  may be indicated  in certain
eases.
  Cuprum :  Severe spasmodic cough, with  stiffness in the
body, stoppage ofthe breath and loss of consciousness during
the paroxysms ;  or vomiting after the pamxysms anel rattling
of mucus,* with Avhistling breathing during the intermission.
  Calc.-c.: Teething  children;  loose cough, rattling of mu-
cus ;  bowels  move frequent  towards evening.
  Carb.-v.:  Evening-hoarseness;  burning  under  the  ster-
num ; in  bad cases, coldness of skin, pointed nose ; rattling
of large  bubbles ;  elyspnoea;  cold knees in bed.
  Caust. : Morning-hoarseness;  AA'hen coughing, pain in the
left hip ; involuntary discharge of urine.
  Eupat.-perf. :   Rough,  scraping  cough; violent cough,
with  soreness in the chest; cough before and after measles.
  Hepar : Deep asthmatic or dry, hoarse rough cough with
nausea or Avith pain in the larynx, with sneezing or Avith crg-
ing and  sobbing after the attacks, and  with renewed cough
after en ry drink.
  Hepatk a-triloba :  Pain and constriction  of  the  right
chest; excessively annoying  irritation of the fauces; ex/x>c-
toration  prof use, yellow, creamy ami exceedingly sweet; tie-k-
ling,  itching anel scraping sensation in the chest, aggravated
by  eating or inhaling dust.
  Iodium : Cough excited by unbearable tickling in the re-
spiratory organs,  Avith   Avavy inspiration during  the parox-
ysms; preceded by anxiousness; great debility, malaise and
emaciation.
  Kali-carboxicum : Sometimes for  spasmodic cough with
nausea  and  Aomiting of mucus, especially  Avhen  the cough
comes on in  the morning (4, 5  o^clock) or awaking at  night
from the sleep.   (Frequently indicated  after Carb.-v.,  or in
alternation with it.) 
            BREASTS and nipples  of women.          77

  Lactuca : Severe  spasmodic cough, Avith vomiting  after
every paroxysm, anel especially Avhen every change of a\ eather
and temperature produces the cough.
  Sabadilla :  Coryza Avith  dullness in the head, pale  com-
plexion, dull cough Avith vomiting or Avith expectoration of
blood,  particularly Avhen lying doAArn;  aggravation in the
 •old, at night and particularly toAvards evening.
  Senega : Burning  and titillation in the larynx and throat
with danger of suffocation, Avhen lying down.
  Spigelia : The catarrh is  accompanied by severe pains in
the face, and neither bry. or n.-vom. have clone anything.
  Tartarus :   Cough with  great rattling of  mucus in  the
respiratory organs ;  reneAval of the paroxysms during fits of
anger; nausea and vomiting  of the ingesta Avith copious mu-
cus ; during the  paroxysms SAveat  on th«  head,  with hot
moist hands.
  $ 7.  Compare :  Catarrh,   Bargngitis,  Angina Pectoris,
Blear it is, Pulmonary Phthisis, Asthma,  Croup, Whooping-
cough, Iirfluenza, Coue/h, Hoarseness, cbc.
  BREASTS AND  NIPPLES OF WOMEN :
  § 1. The  best remedies for sore  nipples are : Arn. sulph.
or calc cham. ign. millef. puis.
  Arnica: When in the first days of nursing the nipples only
feel sore, as if bruised.
  Calcar.-carb. :  An ulcer  appears on the nipple, discharg-
ing pus, the patient is otherwise a subject for this remedy.
  Chamomilla :  The  nipples  are  much inflamed and very
tender.  She can  hardly endure  the pain  of  nursing.   She
feels irritable and cross, Avith impatience.
  Castor-equorum :  In neglected cases,  where the nipple is
nearly ulcerated  off.  It only hangs,  as  it Avere,  by small
strings.
  Crotox-tig.  :  Excruciating pain, every time  the  child
 draAvs at the nipple,  the pain runs through to the scapula of
that side.
  Graphites :  The nipple seems to have little Aresicles on it,
at least  it oozes out  a thick glutinous fluid, which forms  a
crust, that is removed by nursing,  Avhen the same formation
again occurs, and so  on.
  Lycopodium : The nipple bleeds very much and is very sore.
  Mercurius:  The nipple feels raAV and sore ;  she has  sensi-
tive gums, sore teeth, enlarged cervical glands, &c.
  Pulsatilla : In mild tearful patients, who  weep at  every
nursing, the pain from nursing often extends  into the  chest, 
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up  into the neck, cIoavii the back, and  often  changes from
place to place.
  Sepia :  The nipples crack very much  across the crown in
various places; deep cracks.
  Silicea : The nipple ulcerates very easily and is very sore
and tender.
  Sulphur: After nursing the nipple smarts and burns very
much.   It chaps baelly about the base and bleeds.
  For  Inflammation  of the  breast, (mastitis).—The  best
remedies  are:  Bell.  bry. carb.-a. cist.-c.  graph, hep. lach.
mere .-sol. phos. phytol. sil. sulph. veratr.-vir.
   Aconite:  When a chill in dry cold air has been the excit-
ing cause-, and a true  synochal  fever prevails.
  Belladonna : The breasts are swollen and hard Avith stitch-
ing and tearing  pains; there  are red streaks running like
raelii from a central point with  erysipelatous redness:  (is fre-
quently suitable in alternation with Bry.)
  Bryonia : The breasts have a stony  heaviness in  them ;
they are hot, hard and painful, but not  very red and turgid
with milk ;  Avith tensive or stitching pains in the swelling
and burning heat on the outside.  She feels sick on first sit-
ting up in bed or in a chair, and  still more sick  on standing
up ; rough dry lips and constipation ; stools dry, looking as it
burnt.
  Cistus.-c. :  Particularly indicated  in  scrofulous subjects,
when there is the greatest  sensibility to cold  air,  inflamma-
tion and suppuration of the breast, with a sense of fullness in
the chest.
  Graphites: In all eases, where there are so many old cica-
trices from  former ulcerations, that the milk can scarcely
flow.  A high dilution of this remeely will noAV cause the milk
to flow easily  and Avard off the impending abscess.
  IIepar : When  suppuration  seems  inevitable, in spite ol
Bry. Bell, or Merc., give a single  dose high, and await the  re-
sult, either in  resolution or in suppuration.
  Lachesis :  When the breast has a bluish or putpfish ap-
pearance, and she has chills at night and flushes of heat by day.
  Mercur.-sol. : Hard  swelling of the  breast with sore and
raAv sort of pain; the milk is not good, and the babe refuses it
  Phosphorus: When Hepar. does  not stop the suppurative
process; the  breasts  are ulcerated, fistulous, Avith hard and
callous edges;  or colliquative  sweats  and  diarrhoea  with
cough, feverish  heat in the evening, circumscribed redness of
the cheeks and  other symptoms of hectic fever. 
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   Phytolacca :  Particularly Avhere the hardness is very ap-
parent from,  the first.   Sensitive  and more or less painful;
even after suppuration has taken place  these  characteristics
remain.
   Silicea:  Fistulous ulcers Avith thin and  watery, or thick
and e)flcnsive  discharge ;  the substance of the mamma seems
to be elischarged in the pus ; one lobe after another seems to
ulcerate, and  discharge  into one common  ulcer,  often with
great pain, or there maybe seAeral orifices, one for each lobe.
   Sulphur : Inflammation  running in radii from the nipple.
Profuse suppuration, with  chilliness in the fore-part of the
day and  heat in the after-part.   Some hasmorrhoidal com-
plication.
   Veratrum-viride : Serviceable  in  all cases, Avhere these
troubles are complicated  Avith great arterial excitement.
   For.the sensation of tension in the breast are particularly
indicated  : Merc, n.-vom. sec. sep.
   § 3. For INDURATION  OF THE MAAIM.E AXD  XODOSITIES ill
the breasts, give : 1) Carb.-a. con.  sil. 2) Clem, coloc. graph.
lye mere nitr.-ac ol.-jec. phos. puis.  sep. sulph.—if the dis-
ease should have  been caused by a blow:  Arn. carb -v. and
con. deserve a preference.
   For Cancer ix the mammae, the principal remedies are:
1) Apis. ars.  aster, brom.  calc-oxal.  clem. hyrdrast. oxal.
phytol.  sil. or 2) Aur.-mur. bell. con. hep. ?  kreas. ?  nitr.-ac. ?
sep. sulph. 3) Carb.-a. graph, lach.
   For Atrophia mam.ai.e :  Con. iod.  nitr.-ac.  sass.
   CALCULI RENALES AND GRAVEL, the  principal
remedies are : 1) Lye. sass. sep- 2) Ant.  calc.  cetnn. n.-vom.
op. petr.  phos. ruta. sep. sil. zinc.  3)  Alum. ambr. amm. arn.
canth. chin. lach. natr.-m. nitr.-ac n.-mosch. thuj. uva. — Cal-
carea uriiatria ? 4) Alnus.-r.  chimaph.  coryd. erig.  eryng.
eupat.-ar.  and purp. fras.  gossyp. pod.
   § 2. For Calculi, are  particularly indicated: Cann. sass.
uva, calc-urin.
   For Graa'el : Lye. sass.  1) Ant. calc. phos. ruta. sil. zinc.
   § 3. Compare : Urine, morbid secretions of, anel Urinary
difficulties.
   CAMPHOR,  ill effects of.—For poisoning Avith large doses:
black coffee, until  vomiting sets in ; afterwards Opium 30 in
water, a teaspoonful every hour.
   CANCER AND SCIRRHUS—§ 1. Best remedies: l)Ars.
bell. eon.  n.-vom. phytol. sep.  sil.  sulph.   2) perhaps also:
Aur. calc. carb.-a.  chin. clem, coloc. graph, lye. mere  nitr.-a. 
80           CAMPHOR.--CANCER AND SCIRRHUS.

phos. puis, staph, thuj. 3Ualend. cistus.-c? hydrast.? rumex-cr.
  $ 2.  Particular remedies are :
  For  Medullary cANeEii:   1) Bell.  phos.  2)  Carb.-a. sil.
sulph. thuj.
  For Open cancer : 1) Ars. con. phytol. sil. sulph. 2) Apis.
aur. bell. calc.  hep. lach. mere nitr.-a. oxed. sep. staph,  thuj.
  For Se ikrrhous indurations: l)Sil.  2) Bell. clem. con.
petr. phytol. sep. sulph. 3) Carb.-a. carb.-v.  cic. hydrast. iod.
lach. phos. ran. rhus. spong. staph.
  Scirrhous or cancerous affections in consequence of contu-
sion or shock,  require :  Con. or Staph., or Arnica.
  See : Cancer of the womb, face, and cancer of the  other
organs.
  Cancer ofthe eyes.—Laurocer. is the only remedy known
for  this affection.  It is picbable, hoAVever, that:   l)Cale
con. sil. 2) Ars. bell  hep. lye.  sop., Ae- are more specific
  Cancer of  the  nose.—Principal remedies:   1) Ars. sil.
sulph. 2) Aur. calc. carb.-a. sep.
  See:  Cancer and  eruptions in the face.
  Cancer and scirriius of the stomach.—The  best  reme-
dies are: 1)  Ars. baryt. lye n.-vom.  phos.  verat. or Con. sil.
staph,  sulph.  2) Bell.  bism.  carb.-an.  and veg.  kreas.  lach.
mezer. sep.
  Cancer and indurations of the uterus :  Carcinoma et
Scirrhus uteri.
  § 1. The best remedies are: 1) Carb.-a. graph, kreas. 2) Ars,
aur. bell. chin. cic. clem. cocc.  cem. dulc. iod. magn.-in. were,
nitr.-ac. sep.   sil. staph, thuj.  3) Apis. kal.  sabin.  4)  Calc.
graph, lach. natr.-c
  § 2. For Induration (Scirriius) of the uterus: 1) Carb.-a.
2) Aur.  bell. chin, magn.-m.  sep. staph. 3) Clem. cocc. eon.
perhaps also, rhus. phos. apis.
  For real Caictnoma-uteri.—Graph, anel kreas. have been
used.  The  following   remedies  deserve  consideration:  2)
carb.-a.  3) Ars. bell.  chin. clem. mere. sep. sil. 4) Lach.  staph.
sabin. phos. perhaps  also, Calc. apis, thuja.
  For  Phagedenic (not cancerous)  ulcers of  the uteres
and neck of  the  uterus, I have seen  good effects  from  :
1) Nitr.-a. thuj.  2) Ars. bell. chin. cocc. mere sep.
  §  3. Particular indications :
  Arsenicum  : Terrible dartings and laneinatings, Avhich bum
like fire ; acrid corroding, burning discharges, Avhich may be
thin or thick, broAvn or black,  and extremely offensive ; Averse
after midnight. 
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81
  Aurum : The womb is prolapsed and indurated ; the pain
is like that of a bruise, Avith shooting and draAving.
  Belladonna : Frequent haemorrhages of the uterus ; the
blood feels hot  and has a very bad smell, Avith pressing to-
Avards the genital  organs,  violent pains in  the  small of the
back and exeessive nervousness.
  Calc.-carb. : Pale leucophlegmatic temperament; the feet
feel as if she had on cold damp stockings ; vertigo on  going
up-stairs ;  the menses Aoav too  often and too  abundantly ;
sore burning  feeling in the  internal genitals; a constant ach-
ing in the vagina.
  Carb.-a. : Violent pressing  in the loins, the  small of the
back and the thighs,  during  the menses, Avith  unsuccessful
desire to eructate—Avith chilliness and yaAvning; great languor
in the thighs  before and during the menses; after  the ap-
pearance of the menses she feels so tired,  she can  hardly
speak, accompanied by yawning and stretching ; Aveak, empty
feeling at the pit of the stomach, cetchectic appearance.
  Clematis : For  softened scirrhus, with corrosive  leucorr-
hoea and lancinating pain.
  Conium : Burning stitches,  stinging, nausea, vomiting and
sadness ; the  breasts  are  relaxed,  except at the  menstrual
floAA-, Avhen they often sAvell and become painful.  The urine
intermits  in  its Aoav ;  vertigo, particularly on turning the
head Avhen lying in a prostrate position.
  Graphites:  Hot  anel  painful vagina;  SAvelling of  the
lymphatic vessels and  mucous follicles; the neck ofthe uterus
is hard and swollen,  Avith  tubereulents nodes anel cauliflower
excrescences ; great Aveight in the abdomen on rising, Avith
fainting sort  of Aveakness and aggravation of the  pains, de-
laying menses, with aggravations of the pains shortly before,
and at the appearance of the menses;  discharge of black,
lumpy fetid blood; stitches shooting through  the abdomen
as fir as the thighs ;  burning  and stitching pains; constipa-
tion ;  livid complexion ; sad and anxious mood ;  constipation.
  Iodium.— Uterine heemorrhage after  every stool, Avith cut-
ting in the abdomen and pains in the loins  and  small of the
back;  great weekness during the menses, particularly in
going up-stairs; long lasting uterine haemorrhage;  dAvindling
and falling aAvay of the mammae; aggravation from external
warmth.
  Kreasotum :  Shooting stitches in the vagina ; burning and
SAvelling of the external and internal labia, profuse discharge
of dark coagulated blood, or of a pungent bloody  ichor, pre- 
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ceded by pain in the back; aggravation ofthe pains at night,
fainting "on rising from the bed ; she always feels chilly at the
menstrual period;  complexion livid, disposition sad, irrita-
ble ; cauliflower excrescences ; Avretehed complexion,  great
debility,  sleeplessness.
  Lachesis : More particularly if the cancerous affection be
developed  at the critical period, or as  a conseepience of the'
change of life.   The  pains increase more anel more, until re-
lieved by a  profuse discharge of blood ; violent pains, (ts if
a knife were thrust through the abdomen, which has U> be re-
lieved from all pressure.
  Magn.-m. : Large, elry, hard difficult stools, Avhich crumble
as they come to  pass to the verge of the anus; let the action
of this remedy be continued a long Avhile, after the boAvels
become regular and  comfortable and  the scirriius  will also
disappear;  uterine spasms, extending  to the  thighs and oc-
casioning leucorrhoea.
  Mercurius.—Prola/tsus  vagina: The inguinal glands sym-
pathize Avith the cancerous affection.
  Nitric-acid:  The  disease is based on a syphilitic taint;
the  urine is  very offensive ; aggravation after midnight; vio-
lent cramp-like  pains, as if the abdomen would burst, Avith
constant  eructations, violent pressing, as if everything Avould
come out at the vulva, with  pain  in the small of the back,
through the hips down the thighs ;  bowels rather loose, Avith
violent, cutting pains  after  an  evacuation, lasting for hours.
  Phosphorus :  In tall, slim females,  with  sense  of empti-
ness in the abdomen ; much heat up the back,  and a narrow,
tough, dry  stool,  like a dog's ; cutting pains through the ab-
domen, sometimes with  vomiting,  very sleepy, particularly
after  dinner; belching up of an  immense epiantity of Avind
after eating : frequent and profuse haemorrhages, pouring out
freely and then ceasing for some hours or days.
  Sepia : Lancinating pains from the uterus to the umbilicus;
putrid excoriating discharge  from the vagina; a  sense  of
weight  and  pressing clown, Avhich causes her to  cross her
thighs lest  the organ should  escape; sensation of weight in
the anus, not relieved by an evacuation ; very cold feet and
hands, icy-cold ;  great sense of AA'eakness and emptiness at the
pit  of the stomach ; yellowness of the face, particularly across
the bridge of the nose like a  saddle ;  shooting stitches Avith
burning in the neck of the  uterus.
  Silicea :  Discharges of blood between the regular periods.
Increased menses  Avith repeated paroxysms of icy-coldness 
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oyer the whole body; attacks of melancholy; anguish in the
pit of the stomach; fetid, brownish purulent ichorous leucorr-
heea ; ahvays great costiveness before and during the menses;
momentary attacks of sudden blindness.
   Sulphur: Offensive, corrosive, ichorous leucorrhoea; sen-
sation of heat in the crovvn of the head ; coldness of the feet
or burning in the soles of the feet at  night;  flushes of heat
which  pass off in a perspiration Avith  faintness ; the patient
feels remarkably weak and hungry at the pit of the stomach
from  eleven in the  morning till noon;  she cannot Avait for
dinner;  light  sleep at night,  aAvakens frequently;  violent
burning  in  the  vagina Avith painful soreness during  sexual
intercourse.
   Thuja :  Cauliflower excrescences ; bleeding easily, having
an offensive pungent odor; Avarts, fig-Avarts and other excres-
censes about the vulva or anus ;  ulcers in the internal surface
of the vulva Avith  sore  and smarting feeling ; pressing and
contractive pain in the vulva,  Avhen sitting;  cramp-like pain
in the vuha and perinaeum, when rising from a seat; cramp-
pain in the vulva, extending as far as the abdomen.
   § 4. Compare:   Jfenstrucd difficulties,  Cancerous  Ulcers
anel Jndurations.
   CANTHARIDES, poisoning  by.—The best remedy for
large  doses is:  S/n'rits of campdior, in drop doses,  on sugar,
one drop e\Tery ten or fifteen  minutes.   Use mucilaginous
drinks and frictions with camphor.  For the ailments Avhich
frequently  arise from the abuse  of Cantharides:  Aeon, or
Puis, are frequently suitable.
   CARDIALGIA, GASTRALGIA.—§ 1. The best remedies
are: l)Ars. bell. bry.  calc earb.-AT. chain, chin. cocc. ign. lep-
tand.  lobel. n.-vom. puis, sanguin. sulph. "2)Bism. carb.-a.
caust.  dioscor.  graph,  grat. gels. iris.-v. lach. lye. magn.-c.
nitr.-sp. phos. sil. stan. stront. verat.-vir.  3) iEscul.-hip. amm.
ant. cauloph. cimicif  coff. coloc.  croc.  cupr. daphn. euphorb.
gran. ? kal. kreas. natr. natr.-m.  n.-mosch. plumb, sec sep.
   § 2. In  consequence of emotions,  as  anger, indignation,
&c.: Cham, coloc. or also, n.-vom. staph.
   For cardial gia from abuse of coffee: Cham. cocc. ign. n.-vom.
  From abuse of chamomile: l)N.-vom. puis, or also, bell. ign.
   From  status gastricus:  Bry. n.-vom. puis, or  also, Ant.
carb.-v. chin, coloc.
   Per cardialgia  of  drunkards  or in  consequence of de-
bauches: Carb.-v. n.-vom. or in the-chronic state :  Calc. lach.
sulph. 
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  From debility, loss of animal fluids, from nursing, SAveat-
ing,  abuse of cathartics,  from the effects of a  confinement,
tfce. : Carb.-v. chin. cocc. or also, n.-vom.
  From over-exertion : Bry.—from a fall:  Lycop.
  From catching eld: Bry. coloc. n.-vom. plumb.
  From waiting too long for food :  Ign.
  From repil'i'd eruptions : Ars. caust, sulph.
  § 3. Cardialgia with sanguineous  obstructions  in the
portal systeai : Carb.-v. or n..vom.  sulph.
  In  the  case of  hysteric  or  hypochondriac individuals:
Calc. cocc. grat. ign. magn.-c n.-vom. stann., Ac—during the
metises: Cham. cocc. n.-vom. puis.—when the menses are too
 feihle: Cocc. puis.—Avhen too profuse : Calc. or lycop.
1 For cardialgia from abuse of  kitchen salt:  Nitr.-sp.  or
carb.-v.
   £ 4. Particular indications:
   Belladonna: When Chamomilla seems to  be indicated.
but is ineffectual; most generally suitable to females or deli-
 cate individuals, especially when the folloAving  symptoms are
 present :  gnaAving pressure, or  spasmodic tension, obliging
 the patient to bend backwards, or  to stop the breath,  which
 alleviates the pain ; the pains are brought on by eating; the
 pain is so violent, that the patient loses his consciousness and
 faints away ; great thirst, Avith aggravation of the pains by
 drinking; sIoav and scanty stool; sleepless nights, sometimes
 a little sleep in the day-time.
   ■Bryonia:  Pressure in  the  pit of the stomach n.* from a
 stone, especially during or immediately after a meal, Avith sen-
 sation of swelling in the  region of  the  stomach ; or contrac-
 tive, pinching and cutting pains, abating by pressing upon the
 region of the stomach, or after several eructations ;  aggra-
 vation of the pains by motion,  or when walking,  with stitches
 in the region of the stomach on making a false step ;  consti-
 pation, pressure and compressive  sensation in the temples,
 forehead and occiput, as if the  skull would burst; relief is
 obtained by making pressure on the head or temples.
    Calcarea :  Suitable  to plethoric persons  that are  apt
 to bleed  from the nose,  or to females  Avho menstruate pro-
 fusely, or after Belladonna had been  given Avith but  partial
 effect ; it is indicated by :  Pressure in the stomach, compres-
 sive, crampy pains, ox clutching sensation in the region ofthe
 stomach, Avith anxiety ; aggravation of the pains at night, or
 after a  meal, frequentlg vomiting  of the  ingesta,  acidity
  and nausea; painful sensitiveness in the region  of the stomach 
CARDIALGIA, GASTRALGIA.
85
when pressing upon it;  constipation and hemorrhoidal dis-
tress, or chronic looseness of the bowels; palpitation of the
heart, <fce
  Carbo-veg. : After Nux.-v.  had been given  Avith partial
effect, or Avhen the folloAving symptoms occur: Painful, burn-
ing pressure, with anguish,  trembling and aggravation by
contact, also at night and after a meal, especially after taking
flatulent  food;  or spasmodic contractive  pain, compelling
the patient to bend double, with asthma and aggravation in
a recumbent  posture ; heartburn;  nausea; loathing of  food,
even  Avhen merely thinking of it; frequent flatulence,  Avith
oppression of the chest  and  constipation.
  Chamomilla : Distension of  the  epigastrium and  hypo-
chondria, Avith  pressure as from a  stone ; oppression,  short
and difficult breathing;  aggravation  ofthe pains after a  meal,
or at night, with great anguish and restlessness ; decrease of
the pains by  bending double, instantaneous relief by coffee ;
and  when the folloAving symptoms are present: Beating pain
in the vertex, at night,  obliging one to get out of bed ; irri-
table, peevish mood.   Cham, is frequently most suitable in
alternation with Coff. ;  if it should  be ineffectual, give  Bell.
instead.
   China: Dyspeptic weakness, Avith distension of and pain-
ful pressure in the region  of the  stomach, after  eating or
drinking ever so  little ; acidity, heartburn, slimy or bilious
passages ; the pains get Avorse  during  rest, abate during mo-
tion ; loss of appetite, aversion to food and drink ; idleness ;
sleepiness ; hypochondriac mood and inability to work, espe-
cially after a meal;  slow stool;  yellow, livid  complexion  ;
yelloAV appearance of the Avhites.
   Cocculus : After  partial relief by N.-vom. or Chamom.
Symptoms:  Aching, contractive pains in the abdomen,  pass-
ing off after discharge  of flatulence ; the colic returns after
eating, Avith  nausea, water  in  the mouth and oppression of
the chest; hard, delaying stool; ill, intractable mood, taciturn.
   Ignatia : After partial relief by  Pulsatilla.   Symptoms:
Bain fid pressure  as from a stone,  especially after eating or
at night, in the region of the pylorus; or sensation of Aveak-
ness or  emptiness in the pit of the  stomach,  Avith sensitive-
ness to contact, and burning in the  stomach ; hiccough;  re-
gurgitation  ofthe ingesta;  aversion to food and drink, or to
tobacco; accumulation  of mucus in the mouth, etc.; suitable
to persons Avho had been starving either from Avant or other
causes. 
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CARDIALGIA, C.ASTRAI.e;! A.
  Nux vom. :   Contractive, aching or crampy pains, with
clutching e>r clawing sensation in the stomach ;  the pressure
of the clothes on tlie epigastrium feels unpleasant ;  t/u pains
are worse  aft, r  a  meal, after taking coffee, at night, or to-
Avards morning, or after rising; sensation  as if  a band Avere
tied round the chest, Avith pain extending to the  back and
kidnevs; the  attack is attended with nausea,  Avater in  the>
mouth, heartburn, or even vomiting of the ingesta. ; semr or
foul taste in the mouth ; flatulent distention of the abdomen ;
consti/xttion, ha niorrhoidalailna nts, hgpoc/amdriac, peevish,
quarrelsome mood,  Avith vehement disposition ; hemicrania,
or aching pains in the forehead, Avith inability to Avork ; pal-
pitation  eof the heart,  Avith  anguish.   Nux.-v.  is  generally
suitable  at the commencement  of every case of cardialgia;
sometimes, hoAvcver, an exacerbation of the symptoms takes
place  after  every dose  of Nux. ; in  such cases  fids, ign., or
Cham, deserve a preference.  If Nux.-v. should be  Avithout
effect, though  apparently  indicated,  Cham, or  Coc-. should
be tried.
  Pulsatilla:  Stitching pains,  worse Avhen  Avalking  or
A\Then making  a Avrong step ;  or crampy pains, either before
breakfast or after a meal, generally attended with nausea, or
vomiting of the  ingesta ;  absence  of thirst,  except  at  the
acme of  the pains ; beating in the epigastrium, Avith anguish,
or tension and compression in the region of the stomach; soft,
or  liquid stools; aggravation of the  /tains in  the evening,
Avith  chills, which increase correspondingly with the pains ;
sour or bitter taste of the  mouth or food ;  sad  and  whining
me>od ; bland  temper.
   Sulphur : Pressure as from a stone, particularly after eat-
ing, Avith nausea, Avater in the mouth, or vomiting ; alse> Avhen
the following symptoms are present: acidity, hear/burn, fre-
quent regurgitation ofthe ingesta; aversion to fat food, rye-
bread, sour things or sugar; dullness of the  head, with ina-
bility to  think; the pressure of the clothes on the  hypochon-
dria is unpleasant,  Avith distention of those parts : disposition
to  piles  or  accumulation of mucus in the intestines ; hypo-
chondriac,  whining mood, disposition to be vehement.
   § 5. Aim.-xitr. : In the  middle between the xyphoid carti-
lage and the navel a small spot, which is Arery sensitive to the
slightest pressure; from this  spot a very severe pain spreads
to the hypochondriac  region, into the back, up the shoublers,
 even to the  head ; gradually increasing in intensity and aa
 gradually  leaving again. 
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87
  Arsenicum : Burning pain, pit of the stomach sensitive to
touch ; vomiting of ingesta, as soon as taken ; anguish, faint-
ing ; face pale, earthy.
  Bismuthum:  Aching  pain, Avith feeling of heaviness and
indescribable  malaise in the stomach.
  Carbo.-a. :  After partial relief  from carb.-v., burning ach
in g pain, acidity, heartburn, mucus in the stomach and con-
stipation.
  Causticum : Pressure, spasmodic  contraction and griping
in the stomach, as if  claAved; the hair stands on end  as the
pains increase, acidity and mucus  in the stomach.
  Dioscorea : Frequent empty eructations ; constant distress
in the stomach, more  in the  afternoon and evening;  severe
cutting, tearing  pains in the  stomach and region of the gall-
bladder ; burning distress in  the stomach Avif h  sharp, prick-
ling pains in it anel faintness.
  Graphites : Crampy, spasmodic or claAving pains, or pres-
sure with vomiting of the ingesta.
  Gratiola : Pressure in the stomach, especially after a meal,
Avith nausea, ineffectual attempts at eructations, constipation
and hypochondriac mood.
  Iris-a7er. : Burning distress  in  the  epigastric region, not
allayed by drinking cold water;  colic like pains in the epi-
gastric region ; intense burning in the  region of the  pan-
creas, distressing nausea and A'omiting; vomiting  of an ex-
tremely sour fluid.
  Lachesis  : Aching  pains Avhich diminish immediately after
a meal, but  recommence again in a few hours,  and are par-
ticularly  violent after a siesta; dyspeptic  weakness,  flatu-
lence and constipation.
  Leptaxdria:  Constant distress in  the  loAver part ofthe
epigastrium and  upper  portions of the umbilical  regions  ;
sharp, cutting pains at intervals, in the same parts ; burning,
aching sensation in the stomach, aggravated by drinking cold
water; weak, sinking sensation in the pit of the  stomach,
great desire for stool, that cannot be retained one moment.
  Lobelia-infl. : Nausea, pain, heat, oppression and excessive
uneasiness ;  extreme nausea Avith profuse  perspiration ; feel-
ing of weakness ofthe stomach, extending through  the whole
chest; feeling of pressure in  the pit of the stomach, as from
a plug; violent painful constriction in the cardia;  tightness
of the epigastrium Avith acidity in the stomach.
  Lycopodium : Compressive  pains as if the stomach  were
pressed together from both sides; less in the evening, but 
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coming on again  in the morning,  especially in the open on;
or after a meal.                           .      .
  Magnesia:  Aching  and  contractive  pains,   with  sour
eructations.                               .
  NrTR.-spiRTTUs :  A.hing, contractive pain from eating too
much salt, fullness in the stomach after a meal, with sour or
slimv vomiting;  loss of appetite, heartburn, acidity.
  Petrol:  PivsMiig, drawing pain, ameliorated by  laepiug^
on  eatine/ somethim/  constantly; water-brash;  feeling  of
fullness in the pit of the stomach  and painful  to  the touch  ;
aversion to open air, don't like to  move; better from warmth
and Avarm air.                                .          ,
  Plumbum : The patient bends backwards during the spell,
gets better  from hard external pressure  upon the stomach  ;
afterwards  yellow  appearance  of the eyes,  badly  swelling
feet and sweat  of the feet.
  Sancuinaeia : Soreness in the epigastrium, aggravated  by
eating; burning  in the stomach Avith  heaelache; jerking in
the stomach, as from  something  alive; feeling of empt mess
in the stomach
  Silicea : Aching pain in the  stomach, especially after eat-
ing  or drinking rapidly, Avith mucus in the stomach and
vomiting.
  Stannem: Obstinate cardialgia, bitter eructations; canine
hunger ; diarrhoea, nausea, pale and  sickly cejmplexion.
  Stapiiysagria : Aching and  tensive pain in the stomach,
at times worse, at others better after eating, especially bread,
Avith frequent nausea and constipation.
  Strontiana :  Aching  in  the stomach, especially after a
meal Avith a fullness in the abdomen.
  §  6. Vox pains in the stomach with great anguish and  op-
pression  in  the pit and region of the stomach: Anac. ars.
calc. carb.-veg.  cham.  chin, graph,  guaj.  laur. lye.  natr.-m.
n.-vom. <q>.  puis. spig. stann.  strain, sul/li.  thuj. veratr.—
Painfulness  to  contact, in the  pit of  the  stomach: 1) Ars.
baryt. bry. cede coloc. lye. mere natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. p>hos.
sil. spig. sulph. veratr. 2) Cam/dt. cann. colch. dig. ferr. kal.
magii.-c. magn.-m. phos.-ac. plat, r/iod, sep. stann.   Herring
pains : Amm.  ars.  caps,  carb.-an. natr. nitr.  sep.—Burning
pains: 2} Ars. comp>h. carb-v eg.  cic. dig. lach. n.-vom. phosph.
sep. sil. sulpih.  2) Brg. dulc  hyos. Inch, magn.-c. mere. mez.
mur.-ac. natr.  natr.-m. zinc—Aching\>n'ms: Ars. baryt. bell.
bry. cede, carb.-an. carb.-veg. caust. cham. cic. dig. dale. ferr.
graph, hep. lach. lye.  mere.  natr. natr.-m.  n.-mosch. n.-vom 
CARDIALGIA, GASTRALGIA.
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phos.  rhus. sep. sil. stann.  staph, sulph.— Ulcerative pain:
 Baryt.  eaten, carb.-veg. con.  hell mgn.-c. magn.-m.  mere.
 rhus. stann.—Swelling in the region of the stomach :  Amm.
 aur. calc. coff. hep. ipec lye. natr.-m.petr. sulph.— Griping and
 claAving in the stomach:  1) Cede, carb.-an. caust. magn.-etrct.
 natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis. sil.  2) Arn.  chin, coccul  graph.
 lye natr.  nitr.-ac. petr.  stann. sulp>h.  stdph.-ac.—Feeling of
 coldness in the stomach and pit of the stomach: Alum. amm.
 baryt. caps. chin, colch. con. laur.natr.-m. phos. rhus.sulqdi.
 spong. zinc.—Beating pains: Bell, carb.-veg. cic. dros. graph.
 kal. kreos. laur. lye. magn.-m. mere mosch. mur.-ac. natr.-m.
 n.-vom. /nils. rhab. sep. sulph. tart. thuj. zinc.— Crampy pains:
 See § 1.— Creeping  pains:  Alum, caust. colch. plat. puis.
 rhod.  rhus.— Gnawing  pains :  Alum. amm.  amm-.m.  ars.
 baryt.  calc carb.-veg. graph, hep.  lach. lye.  natr. nitr.-ac.
phosph. pdat.  puis. rhod. ruta.  sil  sulph.— Tearing pains:
Alum. amm. ars. baryt. carb.-an. cupr. kreos. lye.mere n.-vom.
puis. ruta. sep.  sulph.—Stitching pains:  1) Arn. bry. caust.
colch.  dig.  lach.  nitr..ac. rhus. sep. 2)  Alum.  amb.  amm.
baryt.  calc.  canth. carb.-an. chin. con. cupr.  graph,  ign.
magn.-c.  natr.-m. phosph.  sulph.—Feeling of fullness :
 1)  Chin. dig.  kal. lach. lye.  n.-mosch.  n.-vom. petr. phos/di.
2) Aeon. arn. asa. kal. mere. mez. staph. — Sore pain :  Alum.
baryt. bry. calc. chin, colch. con.  hell. ign. kal. lach. magn.-c.
mang. mosch. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  ran.  sabad.  sep.— Constric-
tive, contractive pains:  Y)Amm. carb.-an.  carb.-veg.  graph.
magn.c natr. natr-m. n.-vom. sulph, 2)  Alum,  borax, chin.
coccul  dig.  guaj-  kal.  lye. mere,  natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. petr.
phosph. /dumb.  rhab.  rhus.  sep.  sulph.-ac.
  § 7.  When the  patient suffers especially in the  evening:
1) Calc. puis.   2) Carb.-v. lye  phos.  sep.  sulph.-ac.  thuja.
—Avhen  pressed upon :  1) Ars. bry. lye. n.-vom.  sil. 2) Aeon.
amm.  calc  ign. lach.  natr.-m. puis,  sulph.—from stepping:
1)  Bry.  2) Anac. baryt. hell.  puis,  magn.-m.—from  the
touch: 1) Ars.  baryt. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. sulph. 2) Bry.
calc. con. cupr. lach.  mere  natr. spig.—from motion: Ang.
bry. cas. cupr.—from stooping: Alum. rhus.—from eating:
Ang. arn. cic.  con. sep. tart, verat.—during the swallovnng of
the  food: Baryt. nitr.-a. sep.—after eating: Y)Ars. bell. chin.
lach.  n.-vom. puis, sulph. 2) Baryt. bry. carb.-v. cham.  cic.
coloc  ferr. kal.-bi. petr. phos. plat, sil.—improvement from
eating:  Graph,  phos. sep.—from  a false step : Bry. puis.
rhus.—in the open air: Lyc.n.-i'om.—mornings: 1) Ars. bry.
calc. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. 2) Chin, lye phos. staph, sulph.— 
90                cataract.—catarrh.

from  walkinq: 1) Calc. phos.  puis, sep  2) Bell bry -from
drinkina ofee :  Cham, n.-vom.-amelioration from '•<;//<" •
ChaiiL-amelioration from cold drinks : Phos.-a.nehorat.ou
from  h/inqdown: Bell. bry. calc  chain, caust. clmi.  graph.
rtann.-^// uie/ht:  Arg,n. ars. calc. carb.-v. cham. graph lye
n.-vom. phos'.  puis. rhus. sulph-amelioration by rest:  bry.
chain -c-ravation In, fright: Carb.-v.—when sitting:  Hep.
puis.  sulphT-aggravation from speaking: Caps. natr. n.-vom.
Ufter drinking': 1) Ferr. n.-vom. 2) Aeon, kal niir-ae rhod
sil. sulph.-ac—amelioration  from  the warmth of  the  bed:
Oraph. lvc.                           .     ., ,    , .     i ,
   8  8 The pains are  relieved  by motion:   (ale chin  — .y
stooping: N,vom.-by lying down : B.y. calc. cham.-by ly-
inq  on  the back: Bry.—by  leaning backward: Bell.-by
bendim, down: Arg.-n  ars.  bell. bry. cham.  n -vom. -by sit-
,;„,..  'brv.—bv  latim,: Phos.—by  eructations: Bell. bry.
di-  calc. con. coloc. laeh.-by romiting : N .-vom.—by  exter-
nal  heat:  Ars. coloc.  graph,  lye. phos.—by pressure :  l»ry.

^  9. Accompanied  bv vertigo: Lye  n.-yom.  puis.-  head-
ache: Bell. brv.  lye  n.-vom. sv\>,-rednes8 <>f .fare:  Bo. .■
n.-yom.-paleness of face : Ars.  chin,  sep.—thirst:  Ars. bell.
n-vom -thirstlessness: Puis.—hunger: Chin. ign. n.-vom.—
water-brash:  Brv. cocc. n.-vom. sil.—aculitg : Bry carb.-v.
chin  cocc. n.-vom. phos. puis.—eruetatuyns: Ars.  bell. bry.
calc. cocc lye. n.-vom. puis.  sep.  sulph.—hiccough: See-.—
nausea: Ars.  bell. bism. cocc. coloc cr.c lye mez.  n.-mosch.
n-vom. sep.   vomiting: Arg.-n. ars. bry. calc. carb.-y.  cocc.
coloc lye, mez.n.-vom. phos. plumb,  puis. sec. sep. sil— con-
stipation : Ars. bell. brv. calc.  coloc. con. lye  mez. n.-vom.
plumb, puis.  see. sulph.—diarrhaa:  Ars. calc. n.-vom.  puis.
—cold sweat  with anguish : Ars. carb.-v. cocc. coloc. sep —
  faintinq : Ars. bell.
 ' §  10.' Compare: Vomiting ; Stomach, Aveakness ot; Colic ;
 Condition; Causes, Ac
   CATARACT : The best remedies for cataract are: 1)  Cann.
 caust. con. magn.-c. phos. puis. sil. sulph. 2) Amm. baryt. bell.
 calc. chel. dig. euphr. hep. hyosc. lye nitr.-ac. op. ruta.  seneg.
 spig. stram.—for cataract from injury by a IjIoav,  (cataracta
 traumatica):  1) Con.  2) Amm. euphr. puis. ruta.
   Glaucoma, or blue or green cataract, seems to require prin
  eipallv : phosphorus.
   For reticulated cataract give : Caust. and plumb.
   CATARRH, coryza. 
catarrh,  coryza.
91
   I 1. Principal remedies :  1) Amm. ars. cepa.  cham. dulc
 eupat. gels  hep.  lach. mere, n.-vom. puis, rumex.  sanguin.  *
 sticta. sulph. 2) iEse  hep.  bell,  cimicif.  euphor. ign. ipec
 lye. natr. samb. 3) Alum,  anac bry. calc. carb.-v. caust. con.
 graph, hydrast. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. senec. sep. sil  zinc.
   § 2. For the precursory symptoms, AA-hen the development
 of the catarrh  seems to be delayed, with catarrhal affection
 of the frontal cavities, eyes, &e,  use:  1) Amm. caic lach.
 n.-vom. puis. 2) Caust. hep. natr.-m. 3) Ars. bry. lye
   For dry coryza, or catarrhal obstruction of the nose, use,
 together  with  the  above-mentioned remedies:  Bry. calc.
 earb-v. ign. lye. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. plat.  sil.
   Obstruction of the nose in case of new-born  infants, is
 generally relieved by Nux-vomica or Sambucus.
   For fluent coryza, blenorrhcea  nasalis:  1) Mere  puis.
 sulph. 2)  Ars. bell. cham. dulc. hep. ipec. lye  nitr.-ac. sil.
   § 3. The best remedies for ordinary catarrh, are :  Bell.
 eupat. hej). lach. mere rumex. sticta. 2) Ars. dulc. ipec. n.-vom.
 sanguin. 3) Cham. puis, sulph. 4) Amm. bry.  cimicif. euphr. ign.
   For catarrh with fever : 1) Merc, n.-vom. 2) Aeon. ars.
 gels, sabad. spig. verat.-vir.
   For chronic catarrh :  Alum.  anac.  bapt. calc.  carb.-v.
 caust. con. graph,  hydrast. lye natr. natr-m. nitr.-ac. phytol.
 sep. sil. zinc.—and the remedies indicated  for suppuration of
 the  nose.
   For the disposition to catarrh, the best  remedies are :
 iEsculus.  calc.  graph, natr. puis. sil. stict. sulph., and the  re-
 meelies indicated for cold.
   §  4. For the  consequences of suppressed catarrh,  give :
 Aeon. ars.  bell. bry.  chin.  cin. gels, n.-vom. puis, sanguin.
 sticta. sulph.
   If the head be greatly affected, give : 1) Aeon. bell.  cham.
 chin. cin. n.-vom. sulph. 2) Ars. carb.-v. lach. lye. puis.
   If the eyes should be principally affected,  give :  1) Bell.
 chain, euphr. ign. lach. n.-vom. puis, or 2) Hep. mere sulph.
   For asthmatic complaints, use: 1) Ars. ipec. lob. 2) Bry.
 n.-vom. sulph.
   For bronchitis:  Aeon. bry. mere n.-vom. puis. rhus. sulph.
   §  5. Particular  indications:
   IEsculus-hip. : Severe fluent coryza ;  burning in the nos-
tril, raw feeling throughout the Avhole nasal cavity; discharge
of Avatery thin mucus from the nose ; formication in the nose ;
burning and stinging  in the eyes ;  lachrymation.
  Ammonium :  Stoppage  of the nose, especially at  night; 
02
( ATARRH,  CCRYZA.
SAvellin-r  and painful sensitiveness of the nostrils ; discharge
of blo.'ia from the nose on blowing it, dryness of tin- nose ;
painful eyes,  lachrymation; epistaxis; dry mouth, especially
at night.                             . ,     .     ,.  , n„irn
   Vrsenicuai- Stoppage of the nose, with copious discliaige
of a waterv mucus and burning  in the nose, with  soreness
ofthe adjacent parts;  sleepless night; bleeding at the nose;
hoarseness ;  buzzing in the ears, headache with beating  in
the forehead  and ' nausea; relief by  warmth^ absence  ot
thirst or desire to drink always,  but little  at a time.
   Bryonia- Severe dry coryza  Avith  catarrh  of the  frontal
and maxillarv cavities and severe tearing, drawing, twitch-
ing  and stitching  pains  in  the affected  parts, and when
N.-vom. did not help.
   Chamomilla:  Principally suitable  to  children,  or after
suppression  of sweat;  with ulcerated nostrils;  chapped lips;
e-reat, drowsiness; heaviness of the head with dullness; chills
with thirst; one cheek is red, the  other pale; acrid  mucus
from the nostrils,  (frequently suitable before or after 1 uls.)
   Cepa  : Profuse discharge of  bland  Avater from the eyes
and burning excoriating wafer from the nose; terrible  la-
ryngeal  cough,  compelling the 'patient to grasp the  larynx
with his hands, for it seems, that the cough would tear it.
   Cimicifuga-rac. : Dry coryza Avith stinging sensation  in
the evening  ;  fluent coryza of * whitish mucus during the day ;
abundant Avatery coryza with sneezing and aching pain in the
head and eye-balls; great sensitiveness to cold air, as if every
inhalation brought the cold  air in contact with the brain.
 Severe pains in the face Avith lassitude all  over.
   Dulcamara:  Stoppage of the nose Avith discharge, whieh
 is suppressed by the  least contact Avith  cold air; the symp-
 toms are Avorse during rest and  abate during motion; bleed-
 in"- of the nose ;  dryness of the mouth Avithout thirst; rough
 and hoarse voice.
    Gelseminem : Watery discharge from the nose ; sneezing
 with dull headache ; tingling in the  nose, bloody mucus  dis-
 charge  ; hoarseness ;  soreness in the throat and chest; severe
 cough Avith a metallic sound, someAvhat like croup ; epistaxis.
    IIepar:  In all cases of ordinary catarrh, after partial  re-
 lief bv  Mere, or Avhen the patient  had been drugged Avith
 mercury ;  generally Avhen every breath of cold air causes a
 new attack of catarrh or headache; or Avhen the  catarrh is
 confined  to one nostril and the headache  gets  Avorse  by
 motion. 
CATARRH,  CORYZA.
93
   Hydrastis: Constant  discharge  of thick,  A\diite  mucus
from the nose Avith profuse lachrymation ; stuffed up, smart-
ing sensation in posterior nares, Avith discharge of thin, clear
mucus; sharp, raw, excoriating feeling in both nares.
   Lachesis : Where Merc, or Hep. Avere indicated, but did
not suffice, or extremely copious discharge of watery mucus ;
SAvelling of and soreness of the nares and lips ; plugs in the
nostrils ; lachrymation;  sneezing;  or Avhen the coryza does
not form  itself fully, with obstruction of the nose ; buzzing
in the  ears; lachrymation, headache, ill-humor and  entire
inability to think ; and especially when N.-vom. does not help.
   Mercuries :  Ordinary catarrh, whether epidemic or not.
Symptoms : frequent sneezing ; copious discharge of watery
saliva ; SAvelling, redness and soreness of  the nose, Avith itch-
ing and pain in the nasal bones on pressing upon them ; fetid
smell of the nasal mucus ; painful heaviness in the forehead ;
night-sAveats, chills  and feverish heat; great thirst; pains in
the limbs; desire to be alone ;  the symptoms are aggravated
by Avarmth or cold.—(Compare: Bell. hep. and lach.).
   Nux-vomica : Suppression of the  catarrhal discharge with
stoppage of the nose; headache with heaviness in the fore-
head or Avith stitching or tearing pains ;  hot face, especially
in the eArening, Avith burning redness of the cheeks ; rigidity
of the Avhole body ; vexed mood, vehement; the catarrh  is
fluent in the morning, dry in the evening or at night, AATith
dry mouth, Avithout much thirst;  feeling of dryness  in the
chest ;• constipation or hard stools;  or simultaneous stoppage
of the nose and discharge of a burning and corrosive mucu^
for Avhich  Ars. did no good ; or Avhen accompanied by severe
pains in the face.—(Compare : Ars.  bry. ipec. and lach.)
   Ph y'tolacca : Total obstruction of the nose, Avhen riding, so
that one is forced to breathe through the mouth; not relieved
by blowing the nose; Aoav of mucus from one nostril, Avhile
the other is stopped ; mucus discharged with difficulty; con-
tinual haAvking.
   Pulsatilla : Loss  of  appetite ; loss of taste  and  smell;
discharge  of  a yellowish, green,  thick  and fetid  mucus;
swelling of the nose ; discharge of  blood from the nose  on
blowing it; ulceration of the  nostrils;   frequent  sneezing;
photophobia; rough  voice; dullness and heaviness of the
head, especially in the evening and in a Avarm room, with ob-
struction  of  the nose ;  amelioration in the open air; chills,
especially in the  evening, absence  of thirst, A\rhining mood.
—(Frequently suitable after or before Cham). 
 94                 CATARRH.--CORYZA.

   Rumkx : Dull headache, Avorse by motiem ;  sore feeling in the
 eves, without anv external signs of infiamination; fluent coryza
 with painful irritation  in nostril and  sneezing;  bleeding of
 the nose; violent and rapid  sneezing;  feeling of dryness in
 posterior nares; cough  excited  by tickling in the throat-pit
 and  aggravated by the least current of air;  hoarseness.
   Svncuinaria :  Fluid coryza  Avith frequent sneezing;  wa-
 terv, acrid coryza,  making the nose sore ; copious watering
 ofthe right eye; fluid coryza  alternating Avith  stoppage of
 the nose; loss of smell; rawness in the throat,  pain in  the
 breast, cough  and finally diarrhoea.
   Sticta-pul : f'rrmonitory  sym/itoms of  catarrh;  exces-
 sive  dryness of the  nasal mucous membrane, which becomes
 painful.  The  secretions dry so quickly,  that they  are elis-
 charged  Avith  great effort  in  the form of scabs ; deglutition
 painful from dryness in the  throat;  aggravation  at night;
 incessant sneezing,  burning in the eyes; dull frontal  heael-
 ache, with feeling of fullness at  the root of the nose.
   Sulphur: Stoppage and great dryness of the nose or  co-
 pious secretion of a thick, yelloAvish or purulent mucus ; fre-
 quent sneezing ; discharge of blood from the nose on blow-
 ing it; loss  of smell; soreness and  ulceration of the nostrils,
 &c. — (Suitable  after Puis.)
   §  6. Of the  other remedies,  the folloAving deserve con-
 sideration :
   Belladonna : After  partial effect of Merc, or Hep., the
 sense of smell  is at times more, at  others  less  keen than
 usual; headache Avorse from  motion;  dull pain  in  frontal
 sinuses.
   Euphrasia :  Copious discharge of whitish mucus, Avith reel
 eyes  and lachrymation.
   Ignatia :  Catarrh of nervous  persons,  Avith frontal head-
ache and hysteric nervousness.
   Ipecacuanha :  After partial  effect  of Ars.  and N.-vemi.,
 for great debility, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting.
   Lycopodium : Stop/wtge of  the nose  at night,  dull head,
burning pain in the  forehead.
   Natrum : The catarrh returns every other day; it is excit-
 ed by the least draught of air and eloes not yield to sweating.
   Sambucus :  Suitable to neAv-born infants;  the nose is ob-
 structed  by a  tenacious thick mucus,  with sudden starting
from sleep, as if suffocating.
   § 7. Compare : Cough, Catarrh, Suppuration of the nose
and especially : Mucous membranes, diseases of the. 
CATALEPSY.—CAUSES OF DISEASE.
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   CATARRH, SUFFOCATIVE,  Orthopnoea paralytica,
paralysis  pulmonum.—The  best  remedies  are:   1) Ars
carb.-v. chin, ipec. lach. op. tart. 2) Aeon, baryt. camph. gels.
graph,  puis. samb. 3) Aur.  bell. bry.  cham. con. dros. hep.
hyosc. ignat. mgt.-arc. mere n.-vom. phos. spong. sulph. verat.
   § 2.  For suffocative  catarrh Avith accumulation of mucus
in the bronchi, give :  1) Ars. camph. chin. ipec. tart., or 2)
Carb.-veg. graph, puis.  samb.
   For apoplexia pulmonum from congestion of blood to the
lungs: 1) Aeon. bell. bry. chin. gels. ipec. phos. samb. 2) Ars.
aur. cham. n.-vom.  op. spong. sulph.
   For  paralytic  orthopncea,  purely nervous  or  true pa-
ralysis  of the lungs: 1) Baryt. graph, hyosc. lach. n.-vom.
op. 2) Ars. aur. carb.-v. chin, mgt.-arc.
   § 3.  The best remedies for children,  are :  1) Aeon, ipec
samb. tart. 2) Bell. cham. hep.  ign. mere sulph.
   For old people  : 1)  Baryt.  lach. op. 2) Ars. aur.  carb.-v.
con. phos. verat.
   § 4.  Compare : Asthma,  Congestion to the  lungs, Pneu-
monia.
   CATARRH OF THE BLADDER: The best remedies,
are : Coloc. dulc. lye n.-vom.  puis,  sulph.,  or also,  2) Ant.
apis, apocyn.-e calc. carb.-v. chimaph. con. erig. hamam.  hy-
drast.  kal. phos. stict. uva —after catching cold:  Dulc. pufs.
cep. —with bleeding : Hamam.  millef.
   See Cystitis and Ischuria.
   CATALEPSY, Nyctobasis, Somnambulism.
   § 1.  These diseases are essentially related to each other.
We include them in the same paragraph,  in order to give the
reader a chance, in  case he shouhl not discover suitable reme-
dies for one form, to study the remedies of the other.
   § 2. For catalepsy  Ave use principally:  1) Cham. ipec.
plat, stram. 2) Aeon. agar. bell. cic. hyosc. gels. lach. mosch.
verat.  3) Asa. camph. coloc. elros. ign. mere  op. petr.
   For   somnambulism:  1) Bry. natr.-m.  sil. sulph.  2) Petr.
phos. rhab.
   For  natural clairvoyance : Phos.; also:  1) Aeon. bry.
cicut. hyosc, magn.-arc 2) Agar,  mosch. natr.-m. sil. sulph.
verat.
   Compare:  S/>as//is; Emotions, morbid, and Breams.
   CAUSES OF DISEASE.—A great many particular causes
have been mentioned in special paragraphs.  It may, how
ever, be interesting to  the  reader to  revieAV the principal
causes  of disease under  one head, as folloAvs: 
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CAUSES  OF DISEASE.
  a) Fmm abuse of medicines : (See the different drugs.)
  b) From Sexual abuse ; 1) Calc chin, n.-vom. /dios.-ac.  sil.
sta/di. sulph. -2) Arn. anac. carb.-veg. con. mere, natr.-m. /dios.
Sep. 3 ) Agar. ars. cin. con. kal. natr. petr. phos. puis. sd. spig.
thuj.—(Compare : Debility.)
  cj From bathing:  Ant.  ars. bell. calc. carb.-n-g.  caust.
nitr.-a ■■ rhus. sassa/t. se/>. sulph.—Compare:  Cold.)
  d) Inhalation of ne>xie>us va/tors: (See  \ apors.)
  e) If from congelation :  1) Aeon. ars. bry.  carb.-veg. lach.
nitr.-ac /mis. sulph.-ac  2) Agar, cample  colch..  jte.tr. jihos.
sulph.—Compare: Apparent death.)
  f) If from being heated:  1) Aeon. ant. bell. bry. campli.
carb.-veg.  sil. 2) Caps. kal. natr.-m. n.-vom. op>. thuj. zinc.—
Compare : Heat, ill effects of.)
  g) From weariness in walking: Arn. bry. cann. chin. coff.
ferr. rhus. thuj. veratr. — (Compare :  Worn oet.)
  h) From violent concussion of the body : 1) Am. bry. cic.
con.. sj)ig.  2) Aeon.  bell. calc. cin. hej).  ign. n.-vom. />hos.-a<.
rhus. ruta. sul/t/i.
  i) From  riding in a  carriage,  swinging,   or  some other
passive motion: 1) Ars.  cocc /xtr.  sul/di.  2) Colch.  ferr.
n.-mosch. sep. sil. 3) Borax, carb.-veg.  colcJi. croc  graph, he/).
ign. kal. natr. natr.-m. j)hos. ]>la,t. selen. sta/th.
  k) From mental exertion\ :  1) Hell. calc.  lacli. n.-vom. /nils.
sulph.  2) Anac  arn. aur. cocc. colch. ign. lye. natr.-m. oleand.
plat, sabad. sep). sil.—(Compare :  Worn out.)
  1) From  emotions: \) Aeon. bell.  bry.  cham.  coff.  coloc.
hyos. ign. lach. mere, n.-vom. o/>. /dios. jdios.-w. j>lat. /mis.
stajv\.  stram. veratr. 2)  Ars. aur. calc caust. cocc. coff. Igc
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. rhus. se/*. sul/Ji.—(See:  Emotions )
  m) From  hurtful food or drink.—(See: Stomach, aveak-
XESS OF.)
  n) From p>oisonous things or animals.—See:  Poisoning )
  o) From stings of insects.—(See:  Stings of insects.)
  p) From pthysical exertions: 1) Aeon. am. bry. calc.  chin.
cocc. coff. mere.  rhus. sil. veratr. 2) Alum. cann.  lye. natr.-m.
n.-vom. ruta. sabin.  sul/di. — (Compare : Worn oet.)
  q) From derangement of the stomach:  1)  Ant. arn. ipec
n.-vom. puis. 2) Aeon, ars bry. carb.-veg. chin. c<jff. h</>. ign.
natr. staph.  3) Cede, carb.-veg. cham. h<j>. natr\ natr.-m. j>hos.
sep. sil. sulph. veratr.
  r)  From   watching:   1)  Carb.-veg.  cocc.  n.-venn.  puis.
2) Amb. bry. chin, i/jec natr. natr.-m. jihos.-ac  ruta.  sabin.
selen.  sejx —(Compare :  Worn out.) 
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   s)  From  getting  wet by rain,  &c. : 1) Calc.  dulc. puis.
 sulph.  2) Ars. carb.-veg.  n.-mosch.  rhus. sassap. 3) Ars. bell.
 borax,  bry. caust. colch. hep. lye. phos. sep).—(See:  Cold.)
   t)  From intoxication: l)Ant. carb.-veg. coff. n.-vom. sulph.
 2) Bell. bry. cede chin,  elide natr. nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac.
 rhus.—(Compare : Drunkards, diseases of, and Worn out )
   u) From loss of animal fluids, blood-letting, dec. : 1) Calc.
 carb.-veg.  chin. cin.  lach. n.-vom. phos.-ac.   sidph.  veratr.
 2) Ars. con. ferr.  ign. kal. mere.  natr. natr.-m. p>hos. puis.
 sep. sil. spig. squill, staph.—(Compare : Debility.)
   v) For  ailments of habitual drunkards :  1) Ars. bell. calc.
 chin. coff.  hell. hyos. lach. mere. natr. n.-vom. op. puis, sulph.
 2) Agar. ant. carb.-veg. cocc. ign. led. lye natr.-m. n.-mosch.
 ran., rhod. rhus. ruta. selen.  sil.  sjrig. strain, veratr.—(See:
 Drunkards, diseases of.)
   av) From onetnism: 1) N.-vom.  sulph. 2) Cede, carb.-veg
 chin.  cocc.  con.  natr.-m.  n.-mosch. phos. phos.-ac.  staj)h.
 3) Anac. ant. cin.  dulc. kal.  Igc. mere. petr. phos. p>uls. sep.
 sil. sptig.   staph.—(See : Debility^,  Atrophy of the spinal
 marroav, Sexual instinct, Ac)
   x)  From heat of the sun:  1) Ant. bell, camph. hyos. natr.
puis.   2) Aeon. agar.  bry.  euphr.  letch, selen.  sulph. vol.—
 (See :  Heat.)
   y)  From stone-dust: 1) Calc. sil. 2)Bye  natr.puis, sulph.
   z) From supjyression of habitual secretions or eruptions:
 1) Aeon. bell. bry.  calc. chin.  lye. n.-vom. puis,  sidph. 2) Ars.
 carb.-veg. caust. claim, dulc  grap>h. kal. lye jyhos. phos.-ac.
 rhus. seji.  sil. stram.  3) Amb. amm. ant. arn. aur. baryt. cin.
 cocc.  cupr. ferr. hep.   hyos. ign.  ipec.  mere, mur.-ac.  natr.
 natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. ran. seneg. spong.—(See : Secre-
 tions, suppressed.)
   z a) From a colcl: 1) Aeon. cham. coff. dulc. mere, n.-vom.
put Is. sulph. 2) Ars. bell. bry. carb.-veg. hyos. ipec. phos. rhus.
sil. spig. 3)  Calc. chin, coloc. con. graph,  hep. lye. mang.
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. samb. sept, veratr.—(See: Cold.)
  z b) From injuries: \)Arn. cic.  con. hep. lach.puis. rhus.
sulph.-ac.  2) Aeon. amm. bry. calc caust.   cham.  eiiphr.
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. ruta. sil.  staph,  sulph. zinc. 3) Alum.
bell, borax, carb.-veg. dulc. iod. petr. sil.—(See: Injuries.)
  z c)  From washing and  working in water:   1) Calc.  n.-
mosch. pmls.  sassap. sidph. 2) Amm. ant. bell, carb.-veg. dulc.
mere, nitr.-ac. rhus. sep). spig.—(See :  Cold.)
  z d) From suppression of fever and ague.—(See: Fevers,
intermittent.)
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  CHAMOMILE, ill effects of.—The best remedies are:
~\)Acon. cocc coff. ign. n.-vom. /nils. '2) Alum, borax, camph.
coloc.
  Aconttum: Fever with heat, and tearing or drawing pains,
less during motion.
  CoeeuLus: Hysteric abdominal spasms, either recent or old
ones aggravated.
  Coffea: Violent  pains or feverish heat with great nervous-
ness and excessive sensitiveness.
  Ignatia :  Violent cramps and convulsions, or  soreness in
the folds, Puis,  having proved  ineffectual for  the  latter
symptom.
  Nux-voai. : Old ailments are made Averse, or cardialgia set
in ; Coffea being ineffectual.
  Pulsatilla : Nausea Avith  vomiting or diarrhoea, or sore-
ness in the folds of  infants.
  CHEST, PAINS IN, DISTRESS IN THE.
  This refers merely to  the rheumatic pains in the chest, as
the other pains are specially treated of under Asthma, An-
gina pectoris, Congestions of the chest, Pleueitis, Pneu-
monia, cvc.
  Principal remedies : I) Aeon. arn. bry. chin, n.-vom. pads ;
or,  2) Ars. bell, caust. carb.-v. chain, colch. lach. mere p/ios.
sulph. verat.
  False pleurisy (Pneumonia notha) require Arn. or some-
times Bry.,  or  even Aeon., if the patient should be very
restless  and feverish.
  If a metastasis of the rheumatism to the heart threaten to
take place, Her in y advises to give  Bach., after Avhich  Caust.
and Carb.-veg. may be exhibited.
  See: Rheumatism and Pain, paroxysms of ; also : Causes,
Periods of the day,  Conditions.
  CHILBLAINS.  The best remedies are: l)Agar. bell.
petr.  phos.  puis, sulph., or, 2) Arn. carb.-a. carb.-v.  cham.
chin,  hyosc. lye. mgt.-aust.  phos.-ac.  rhus.  sulph.-ac.   3)
Aloes, cepa.
  For inflamed chilblains, give: Ars. cham.  lye nitr.-ac.
puis, sulph.
  For blue, red and swollen chilblains : Am. bell.  kal.  puis.
  For very paivful  ones; 1) Hep. 2) Arn. nitr.-ac  petr. phos.-
ac. puis. sep.
  CHILDREN, Diseases of,  Morbi neonatorum.
  § 1. Many diseases of children having been mentioned in 
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other articles, Ave here content ourselves with mentioning the
acute or othenvise most important diseases under one head.
  § 2. Asthmtatic attacks of infants, Avith spasms, danger of
suffocation and bluish face yield :  to Ipecac.; if occurring dur-
ing sleep, Avith screams, dry and husky cough and anxiety :
to Samb. ; if the  spells seems to be excited by some abnor-
mal condition of the heart:  to  Bauroc.  or Mosch.,  and  in
cases of tall slim children :  to Phos.
  See :  Asthma Millari and Thymicum..
  Hardness and distention of the hyp>ochondria and pit of
the stomach, with shortness of breath, loss of breath, anguish
and restlessness, tossing about,  screams, drawing up ofthe
legs, (liver grown) yields:  to Cham.
  § 3. For ophthalmia neonatorum the best remedies are:
1) Aeon. cham. dulc. mere 2) Bell. bry.  calc. n.-vom.  puis.
rhus.  sulphur,  thuj.—See :  Ophthalmia.
  § 4. For cephalhematoma,  (bloody tumor of the head,)
in small infants, give : 1) Arn. rhus. 2) Merc. sil.
  § 5. For hernia:  Aur.  cham. n.-vom. sulph. verat.—for
umbilical hernia : N.-vom. or Sulph.—for inguinal: Aur. cham.
n.-vom.  sulph. veratr.  These remedies should be given one
at a time and at long intervals.
  Particular indications :
  Aconite: Constant fever; uneasiness and distress; the parts
are very tender to the touch.
  Borax : The child cannot bear a downward motion ; is very
nervous ; cries day and night.
  Calcarea :  Leucophlegmatic temperament Avith large open
fontanelles ; the child may have tAvo or three hernias.
  Chamomilla : Constant diarrhoea ; the child is fretful and
wants to be carried about.
  Cina  : Very restless sleep-
  Lycopodium : Much croaking; rattling and  commotion in
the abdomen: colic and crying; red sand  in  the urine;
screaming when urinating.  Ahvays worse after 4 P. M.
  Nux-a~omica : Colic;  draAvs up  its feet and then thrusts
them  down again ; constipation ;  hernia looks blue.
  Silicea: Frequent colic relieAed by the discharge of offen-
sive flatus ; tenderness about the hernial tumor; vomits much
milk after nursing.
  § 6. For induration of the nipples: Cham.—for  swelling
of the little breast: 1) Arn. cham.  2) Bell. bry. 3) Hep. sil.
  § 7. Diarrhcea of infants  from acidity in the primse-via? 
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AA'ith colic and screams ; tenesmus and sour smell ofthe whole
body, in spite of the greatest cleanlim'ss, yields: to Rhab.
  If insufficient,  or if  the  colic is very violent, Cham,  de-
serves  a preference,  if the child should be very reel,  and
Bell, if the face be pale.
  Arsenicum: Much exhaustion and rapid emaciation; undi-
gested, offensive and painful  stools immediately alter taking
nourishment.
  Bryonia:  Diarrhoea  from hot weather—or Carbo.-veg. if
Bry. does not cure under tlmse circumstances.
  Chamomilla : Watery or greenish stools, like eggs beaten
up;  the child must be * carried ; is  feverish and  cross;  the
stools have the odor of rotten eggs, and are excoriating.
  Crot.-tig. : Colic auel diarrheea immediately after nursing,
the stool escapes suddenly, as if with an expulsive spasm.
  Dulcamara :  Every cool change  of  Aveather excites  the
diarrhoea, also exposure in cold, dam]) places.
  Graphites : Soft,  dark, half-digested, very offensive stools,
followed by  great, but  transient prostration  ; sour  stools,
excoriating the external anus.
  Merc.-sol. : Much  pain before the stool, great relief im-
mediately after.  Stools frothy, slimy, bloody or dark green,
with much straining ; the  child's thighs and legs are  cold
and clammy, particularly  at night.
  N.-mosch.  :  Diarrhoea  with  indomitable  disposition  to
sleep ;  stools offensive and copious.
  Ncx.-a'om : Alternate  constipation  and diarrheea.  Indi-
gestible food  has been  the  cause of the diarrhoea; frequent,
small and painful stools, worse towards morning.
  Opium : Diarrhoea from fright.
  Podophyllum : Painful diarrhoea  with grinding of teeth ;
morning diarrhoea, green  and watery,  or the stools are quite
natural, only too frequent;  prolapsus-ani.
  Senna: Dark colored water, with cutting pains; but  less
severe than those of Jalap,  Avith flatulency.
  Sepia : An almost constant oozing from the bowels.
  Sulphur:  The dischages are slimy, for  the most  part
brown, green or AA'hite, and often marked, with slight streaks
of blood; much  redness around the  anus  and excoriation
between the thighs.
  Besides the above-mentioned remedies, the following may
be recommended : Aeon. ant. arg.-n. calc. chin,  coloc. ferr.
hep. ipec. lach. magn.-c phos.-ac. puis. rhus. verat. 
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   §  8. Fevers generally require : Aeon. cham. coff., or Bell.
bor. ign. mere, n.-vom., or Gels. lept. podoph.
   Acoxitum : Great heat Avith thirst, especially when sleep-
lessness is present, or the sleep is restless and the  patient
frequently starts up  from sleep,  with anguish,  cries, des-
pondency.
   Chamomilla :  Burning heat and redness of the skin Avith
frequent desire  to drink; great  restlessness, especially at
night, with  tossing about,  anxiety, moaning;  red face and
cheeks, especially only one cheek ; hot SAveat about the head,
even in the hairs ; short anxious breathing, mucous rattling ;
short, dry and panting cough, and convulsive twitchings of
the limbs.
   Coffea :  The fever is not very violent, but the  nerves are
irritated, Avith sleeplessness, restless sleep,  and frequent sud-
den  starting  and AA^aking  from sleep ; fretful mood, alter-
nately merry and Avhining.
   § 9. For the spontaneous limping of children, give first:
Merc, then Bell, or alternately.
   If these remedies should be insufficent, give: Rhus.-tox.,
and then according to the symptoms : Calc, or Coloc, or one
of the remedies mentioned under Coxagra or Coxarthrocace.
   §  10.  For the rash of infants  a few  doses of Aeon, are
generally  sufficient; if not, give: Cham.,  or then Sulph.,  if
necessary.
   § 11.  For the gastric difficulties and colic  of infants,
give: 1) Bell. cham. ipec. mere n.-vom. podoph. puis. 2) Bar.-c.
calc. hyosc  iris.-v. lept. lye magn.-c. rhab. sulph.
   For acidity of the  stomach with sour vomiting and sour
diarrhoea: 1) Bell. cham. rhab., or  2) Calc. magn.-c. n.-vom.
puis.
   For chronic dyspepsia of children,  or for weakness of the
stomach  with great tendency to be  disturbed by the least
indiscretion, give :  Bar.-c. calc  ipec .  mere n.-vom.  puis.
sulph.
   Particular indications':
   Arsenicum : The food passes undigested, the  stools are
offensive ; much  crying during and after nursing,  or as soon
as the child begins to take  food; emaciation.
   Baryt.-c : Useful in colic of  dAvarfish children,  those Avho
do not grow.
   Bryonia : The child has to be kept  very still, in order to
relieve its colic and other sufferings; the stools are dark, dry
and hard, as if burnt. 
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  China : Colic comes on at a certain hour every afternoon.
  Cina: The chilel is  always cross  and troublesome,  Avhen
awake.   It is  seldom still and quiet,  whether  sleeping  or
aAvake.
  Ignatia : When the trouble seems to arise on account ol
grief of the mother e>r nurse.
  Ipecac. : Sickness of the stomach.
  Iris.-v. : Constant nausea and vomiting of an extremely
sour fluid ;  vomiting of the fooel an hour after meals.
  Jalappa- The child is good all day,  but screams  and is
restless all night.
  Magn.-c. :'" Colicky pains, relieved by green liquid stools.
  Nux-v.:  Colic with  cemstipation, caused by the stimulating
food, taken by its mother or nurse.
  Podoph. : Morning colic, causing an absolute retraction of
the abdominal muscles.
  Rheum. : Much colic Avith very sour stools.
  Senna ; The child  turns blue during  its cries, caused by
incarcerated flatus.
  Stannuai:  The child's colic is relieved by pressing firmly
upon its abdomen.  When it is crying with colic, relief is at
once obtained by carrying it Avith its abdomen resting upon
the point of the nurse's shoulders.
  S1 aphysagria : Pains  caused by a fit of chagrin or indispo-
sition of the nurse.
  Veeatrum :  Terrible colic Avith  coldness of the forehead ;
very cold feet with colic
  §  12   Jaundice: Of new-born infants generally yields to
Mere, or if this be insufficient, to China.
  §  13.  Retention of urine: Yields to Camph., or to a feAV
doses of Aeon, or Puis.
  §  14.  Convulsions of infants : Require:  1) Bell.  cham.
cin. coff. gels.  ign. ipec. mere. op. verat.-vir. 2) Aeon. apis.
caust. cupr. lach. lil.-tig. n.-vom.  stann. sulph. 3) Lachn. ?
scutell.? zizia. ?
  Aconite : The febrile excitement is very great; hot, dry
skin, anxiety, anguish.
   Apis :  Shrieking ;  boring the head into the pillow;  in
flammatory affections of the brain.
   Arsenicum: The child, lies as if dead: pale, but warm;
is breathless for some time ; finally it twists its mouth  first to
one side then to the other; a violent jerk appears to  pass
throuo-h the Avhole body, and  respiration and cejiisciousness
 gradually return.  The  spasms return at  longer or shorter 
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 intervals, unless relieved by this remedy—until death closes
 the scene.
   Belladonna: The paroxysms terminate or alternate Avith
 coma;  or the children  suddenly Avake. up  as if in  affright,
 with Avild, anxious and staring looks ; dilated pupils ;  tetanic
 rigidity and icy coldness  of the Avhole  body, Avith  burning
 heat in the hands and forehead ;  the children Avet their beds
 frequently.
   Calc.-c. :  The anterior  fontanel remains Avide open ; glan-
 dular swellings  round the neck;  teething  process is  either
 very sIoav or else too rapid; great perspiration  about  the
 head;   hard, SAvollen abdomen;  often indicated after  Bell.;
 scrofulous diathesis.
   Camphor :  The  spasms  result  from  suppressed  catarrh,
 either  of  the head or chest ;  anasmic subjects.
   Causticum : Convulsive motions of the upper part of the
 body Avith feverish  heat and  coldness of the hands and feet.
 Convulsive motions of the extremities in the  evening, Avhen
 the child  is sleeping, with disturbed eyes,  and icy coldness
 of the body.
   Chamomilla:  For convulsions of the  extremities Avith in-
 voluntary motions of  the  head, afterwards coma with half
 opened eyes and loss  of consciousness; redness of one cheek
 and paleness  of the  other ;  sighing and frequent desire  to
 drink;  the nurse may have  had a fit of anger, causing the
 convulsions in the child.
   Cicuta-atr. : Violent shocks through  the  head, arms and
 legs, Avhich cause them to jerk suddenly.  S/x/smodic rigidity
 of the  body—either  opisthotonos  or emprosthotonos.   The
 child seems well and in great spirits, Avhen suddenly it  be-
 comes  rigid,—then  relaxation sets  in, with much prostration.
   Cina :  The children are  affected Avith Avorms, or wet their
 beds frequently, with spasms in the chest, convulsions of the
 extremities, hard and distended abdomen,  frequent itching
 of the  nose, dry cough resembling Avhooping cough, &c.
   Coffea : Suitable to feeble children ; the attack is brought
 on by excessive  laughing or playing ; the child is very exci-
 table and  Aveakly, and is frequently/ attacked with convulsions
 AA'ithout any secondary symptoms.
  Cuprum-acet. : The spasms result from retrocession of the
 eruption in scarlet fever.
  IIyosciamus :  Every muscle in the body is convulsed with
frothing at the mouth.
  Ignatia : The spasms return at the same hour every day ; 
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screaming  and violent trembling all over, single parts seem
to be convulsed, the muscles e>r single limbs.
  Ipecacuanha : Between the paroxysms the children suffer
with  shortness of breath, nausea,  vomiting and  diarrhea,
with frequent spasmodic stretching of the limbs.
  Kreasot: The convulsion occurs  from the swelling  of a
gum over a tooth, Avhich is not quite through.
  Lai hesis: The spasms come  e>n during sleep.
  Mercuries :  Hardness and distention of the abdomen, fre-
quent eructations and  ptyalism, or heat, sweat, and great de-
bility after the spasms—spasms  from suppressed salivation.
  Nux.-vo.ai. :  The spasms  are  the result  of  indigestion ;
constipation.
  Opium : The  spasms occur from  fright, screaming  before
and during the spasm ; trembling of the whole body ; stretch-
ing ofthe extremities; coma; distention ofthe  abdomen;
constipation and retention of urine.
  Silicea: Spasms, Avhich return  at the change of the moon.
  Stannuai ; Renewal of convulsions  with  the  cutting of
every tooth ;  also, in consequence of worms.
  Stramonium:  Congestion of the  head; heat all over the
body ; red face ; profuse  urine ; dee]) snoring sleep.
  Sulphur : When other remedies  fail;  after suppression of
eruptions;  morning diarrhoea;  during the eruptive stage of
scarlatina.
  Veratr.-alb : Cold svveat on the forehead during or after
the spasm.
  Veratr.-vir. :  Irritative fever Avith cerebral congestion,
producing convulsions.
  Zincum ; During dentition to anaemic children.
  § 15. Savelling of the head.—See: £  4. Cephalhematoma.
  g 1G. Hypertrophy of the  brain : 1) Calc. 2) Merc. sil.
—the bones of the head do not  close, (the fontanelles re-
main open  too long) ;  1)  Calc.  2) Puis. sil. sulph.
  § 17. muscular debility of infants,  in consequence of
which  they have great difficulty in  learning to Avalk, yields
to :  1) Bell.  calc. caust. sil. sulph.  or,  2) Pinus-silvestris.
natr.-mur.
  £ 18. The best remedies for acidity or diarrhoea,  are:
1) Cham. rhab.  2) Bell. calc. sulph.
  § 19. For asphyxia or apparent death of neAA'-born infants ;
the best  remedy, together Avith the necessary external  ma-
nipulations, is  one grain of tartar-emetic  to eight  ounces of 
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water, either as an injection or in drop doses,  a few drops
every fifteen minutes.
  If no change should take place in half an hour, give Opium,
if the face of the infant should be blue ; or  China, if pale.
  If the infant should shoAv signs of life, give Aconite, in case
the face Avas blue or red; and China, if pale.
  §  20. Sleeplessness  of infants  yields to  Coffea, pro-
vided  the nurse does not drink  coffee ; in  this case give
Ojnum ;  also, Avhen coff. proves ineffectual  or the infant's
face is red.   Sticta has also frequently produced  sleep.
  Sleeplessness with colic or screams yields  to Cham.,  Jalap,
or Rhab.
  For sleeplessness Avith restlessness and feverish  heat, give
Aeon.
  For sleeplessness after weaning, with  constant cries for
hours or even days, give Bellad.
  §  21. For hiccough, give ; Aeon, n.-vom, puis.
  §  22. For the cries of new-born infants, Avhen Avithout
any perceptible cause, giAe; Bell, or Cham.
  If the child cries on account of headache or earache, give
first: Cham., or then Bell., provided Cham. Avas not sufficient.
  For colic, Avith the legs drawn up and red face,  give ;
Cham., or Bell., if the face is pale.  If attended with sour
diarrhoeic stool and tenesmus, give: Rhab.  If  these remedies
remain Avithout effect, try: Borax. Jalap. Ipec. or Senna.
  The abuse of Chamomilla  by the nurse or  infant Avill  be
antidoted by Borax, ign., or puis.
  If the  children are  very restless, with  sleeplessness and
fever-heat, Aeon, or coff. are indicated.
  §  23. For aphtha or thrush, the folloAving remedies find
appbeation :
  Arsenicum : The aphtha? assume a livid or blueish appear-
ance, with great weakness and diarrhoea.
  Borax  : The child frequently lets go the nipple, showing
signs of pain in the mouth from  nursing ;  the urine  smells
like  cat's  urine  and is very acrid; the child feels frightened
from a dowmvard motion.
  Bryonia :  The  mouth is unusually  dry Ayith thirst; dry
lips,  rough and cracking; the child does not like to take hold
of the  breast;  but Avhen once  its mouth  is moistened, it
draAvs  well.
  Merc-sol. : Much salivation, and more than usual moisture
in the mouth.  Inflammation in the Avhole buccal cavity and
ulcers upon the gums.
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   Staphysagria : Spongy gums and  the aphthous patches
 bleed easily.
   Sulphur : The child does not take its usual long sleep ;  it
 awakes often.
   Sulphuric-acid: The mouth appears  very painful, and the
 child is very weak ; ecchymoses.
   §  24. For DRY CORYZA OR STOPPAGE  OF THE NOSE,  Avhich
 prevents infants from breathing,  Avhile  nursing, the best re-
 medy is:  y.-vom. or Samb. ;  or, < 'ham., if the stoppage be
 attended with discharge of water from the nose ; or  Carb.-
 veg., if the distress be  worse  in the evening; or Buleam.,
 if Avorse in the open air.
   §  25. For sit iiERiNe; the best remedies, are: Bell, euphr.
 mere, sulph., suitable mechanical exercise being instituted at
 the same time.   Xatr.-m. will  help, when children are slow
 to learn to talk.
   §  26. For coNSTiPATie>Nof neAv-born infants, give: Brv. n.-
 vom. op. — If these remedies should be insufficient, give: Alum.
 lye sulph.  verat.
   § 27. For soreness, intertrigo, the best remedy is ('ham.,
 provided the nurse does not use chamomile-tea; in this case,
 give : Bor. ign. or puis.
   If Cham, should prove insufficient, give Bor. or carb.-veg.,
 or Mere,  if the  skin of the infant  should be<  yellowish ami
 the parts i:iav, or if the soreness extends behind the ears.
   If all these  remedies should  prove ineffectual,  Suljdi. will
 be  found  useful, or Sil., if Sulph.  is not sufficient.   Caust.
 graph, lye sep. have likewise been recommended.
  § 2S. The best remedies,  incidental  to dentition, are :
 1) Aeon. bell. bor. cede, chain,  coff. ign.  mere, sulph. 2) Apis.
 irs. cin. ferr. ipec. kreas. lye magn.-c. magn.-m. n.-vom. podoph.
 sil. stann.
  For sleeplessness, give : Coff. or: Aeon. bor. cham. stict.
  For  feaer:  1; Aeon,  chain, coff.  n.-vom.  2) Bell. bor.
 gels. sil.
  For restlessness and  nervousness: Coff, or:  Aeon. bell.
 bor. chain.
  For constipation : Alum. bry. magn.-m. n.-vom. sulph.
  For diarrhcea : 1) Merc, sulph.  2) Ars  calc.   cham. coff.
 ferr. ipec. magn.-c. podoph.
  For dryt and spAsMooie: couGii:  Cham.  cin. n.-vom.
  For spasms and convulsions: Bell. cham. cin. ign. 2) Calc.
stann. sulph. zinc. 
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   For slow dentition: Sulph. and calc. to aid the work of
nature.
   § 29.  Compare: Atrophy, Angina, Eclampsia, Bachitis.
 Crusta-lacteet,  Scrofula, cue
   CHIRAGRA.—The best remedies, are:  1) Agn. ant. bry.
caust. cocc. graph, led. lye n.-vom. rhod. sulph. 2) Aur. calc.
carb.-v. dig. lach. phos. rut. sabin. sep. sil. zinc.
   For further particulars, see : Arthritis.
   CHLOROSIS.—The best remedies, are:  l)Calc. puis.  sep.
sulph. 2) Amm.-c. ars. carb.-v.  chin. con. ferr.  helon. natr.-m.
phos. plumb. 3) Crotal. dig. graph, hell. ign. kal. n.-vom. spig.
staph, valer. 4) Aral.-rae caust. phos.-ac. sabin. sarrae senecio.
sulph.-ac. zinc.  5) Ant.-cr. cyclam. ipec.
   For further particulars, see: Menstrual difficulties, Amenia.
   CHOLERA  AND CHOLERINE.—The  best  remedies,
are :  1) Ars. camph. cupr. ipec.  see veratr. 2) Bell, canth.
carb.-v. chain,  chin. cic. coloc.  dulc. hyosc.  iris.-Ar.  lach. laur.
n.-vom. op. phos.-ac. podoph. puis.
   § 2. sporadic cholera, during the summer heat,  give:
Ars. Cham. chin, coloc. clioscor. dulc. euphorb.-cor. gnaphal.
ipec.  iris, mere  podoph. veratr.
   For Asiatic  or Epidemic cholera:  1) Ars.  camph. ipec.
veratr. 2) Carb.-v. cupr. sec. 3)  Bell, canth. cham. cic kal.-hy-
droc jatroph.-c.  lauroc.  mere  n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. 4)
Oxygenized Avater.
   For cholerine or for diarrhoea during the cholera: 1) Ars.
2) Ipec phos.-ac. podoph. sec. verat. 3) Cupr. phos.
   A  species of cholera   arising  from chagrin   or  anger,
requires:  1) Cham.  2) Coloc, if anger and chagrin Avere
combined.
   § 3. For asphyctic cholera, (the pulse hardly to be felt) :
1) Ars. camph. verat. 2) Carb.-v. kal.-hydrocyan. 3) Aeon.
   For cyanotic cholera: 1) Camph. verat.  2) Carb.-v. kal.-
hydroe sec.  3) Ars. ipec. laur.  op.
   When diarrheea  prevails: 1) Verat.  2) Ars.  3) Ipec.  sec.
4) Cupr. jatr.  phos.  phos.-ac.  5) Carb.-v.  cham.  dulc. ferr.
mere1, podoph. sulph.
   When vomiting prevails : 1) Ipec.  2) Iris, verat.  3) Ars.
jatr.  4) N.-vom.
   When spasms prevail: 1) Camph. 2) Cupr. verat, 3) Ipec.
sec. 4) Cham, coloc lauroc op.
   § 4. For  single ailments,  Avithout true cholera, (ciioleeosis.)
   For difficulty of breathing and opj)ression  of  the chest:
1) Carb.-v.  2) Aeon.  chin, n.-vom. sulph. 3) Bell. bry. rhus. 
108
cholera and cholerine.
  For  abdominal spasms and  eolin;  1) Cham,  verat.  2)
Camph. coloc. 3) Ars. cupr. n.-vom. op.
  For  diarrhoea: 1) Verat. 2) Ipec.  3) Ars. phos. phos.-ac.
see'.  4) Carb.-v. cham. ce>loc. erot.-tig. cupr. ferr. mere, sulph.
  For  vomiting: 1) Ipec. 2) Verat. 3) Ars.  carb.-v.  iris.
n.-vom. tabac.
  For  f,ver: 1) Aeon.  2) Bell.
  For  '/; ar and anxiety:   1) Ars. verat.  2) Aeon. calc. ign.
3) Carb.-v.  ipec lach. op.
  For  gastric diflicdties ; loss of appetite,  nausea, «fcc. :  1)
Ipec verat. 2) Ign. mere n.-vom. puis. 3) Bell.  bry. carb.-v.
rhus. sulph.
  For  headache :  1) Camph.  2) Bell, veratr.  3) Bry.  hyosc
ign. n.-vom.
  Vox  malaise and debility :  1) Chin.  2) Ars.  carb.-v. ferr.
verat.  3) Ign. ipec, n.-vom.                                  ^
  For  vertigo : 1) Camph. 2) Bell. 3) Hyosc. lach. n.-vom. op.
  For  s/tas'ms in the calves of the legs:  1) Cupr.  2) Camph.
verat.  '•->) Ccloc.
  §  5.  For the consequences of cholera,  the following reme-
dies  have been recommended; Aeon. bell. bry. canth. carb.-v.
chin, hyosc. op, phos.-ac. rhus. stram. sulph.
  If the cerebral system is involved : Bell. lach.  op., or Aeon.
hyosc.  stram.
  "For  inflammatory affections:  Aeon, verat .-vir.
  For  gastric anel abdominal affections:  Bell. bry. carb.-v.
mere rhus. sulph.
  For  nausea : Carb.w. n.-vom. lach.
  For  jndmouary effect ions:  1) Aeon.  bell.  bry.  carb.-v.
rhus. sulph.  2) Arg.-nitr. cic
  For  general debility : China.
  For  debility  of the intestinal canal: Phos. sulph.
  For typhoid affections  : 1) Ilyose.  2) Bry. rhus.  3) Bapt.
bell. carb.-A'.  cocc. lachn. op. phos.-ac. stram.
  S  6. Particular indications :
  Arsenicum: Violent pains in the stomach, Avith great an-
guish and  burning in the epigastrium as if from a hot coal;
burning, unquenchable thirst, obliging one to drink freepiont ly,
but little at  a time ; constant nausea, diarrheea and  violent
vomiting of  Avatery, bilious or slimy,  greenish, brownish  or
blackish substances ; Aromiting  anel  diarrheea come  on again
after drinking ever so little ; lij>s anel tongue are dry, black-
ish and cracked ; the patient is unable to sleep, tosses about,
moans, is  apprehensive of approaching death;  sudden pros- 
CHOLERA AND CHOLERINE.
109
tration ; hippocratic countenance, holloAV cheeks, pointed nose,
hollow and  dim eyes ; small,  feeble,  intermittent or tremu-
lous pulse ;  tonic spasms in the fingers and toes ;  icy coldness
of the skin, and clammy sweat.
  Camphor : At the commencement  of the disease, when
there is neither thirst,  nor vomiting or diarrhoea;  sudden
prostration Avith Avandering looks and hollow eyes; blueish
appearance  and icy coldness  of  the face and  hands, also
coldness of  the body; disconsolate anguish, with fear of suf-
focation ;  the  half-stupefied  and insensible patient  utters
hoarse cries and moans, without complaining of any thing in
particular;  but, if asked, he complains of burning pains in
the stomach and throat, Avith cramps in the calves and other
muscles, and utters loud cries AAdien one touches the pit ofthe
stomach.— Camphor is seldom suitable when vomiting, diarr-
hoea and thirst  have already set in,  but it should never  be
given except when the following symptoms are present:  Icy
coldness  and blueness of  the limbs, face and even tongue,
Avith tonic and  painful cramps  in the  extremities and calves,
dullness of sense, moaning, tetanus, and trismus.
  Cuprum :  Vomiting and diarrhoea,  convulsions of the ex-
tremities,  especially of the fingers and toes, sometimes Avith
rolling of the eyeballs, great restlessness and coldness of the
prominent parts of the  face;  aching  pains  in the pit of the
stomach, getting worse  by contact; sjiasmodic colicky pa ins
without vomiting,  or vomiting preceded by spasmodic con-
striction of  the chest, arresting the breathing,  or vomiting
attended with A'iolent pressure in the epigastrium; audible
rolling, along the oesophagus, of the liquid which one swalloAvs.
  Ipecacuanha: Qualmishness in the stomach,  chills pro-
ceeding from the stomach or boAvels, or cold face and extre-
mities ; when the vomiting is a jirominent symptom, or alter-
nates Avith Avatery diarrhoea accompanied by colic ; or yelloAV-
ish diarrhoea Avithout vomiting, but Avith cramps in the calves,
fingers and toes; Ipec. is generally indicated by vomiting or
diarrhoea  at the commencement of the disease, or- Avhen the
patient is  otherwise improving.
  For a violent attack, Ipec. is of no use.  (Nor for a mode-
rate attack.   Aconite is the sole and  real specific for every
variety or form of cholera.  Hempel.)
  Secale corxutum ; The vomiting is over, but the stools are
not yet bilious, or there are still pains in the extremities ; or
for  diarrhoeic,  brownish or  flocculent and colorless stools
with  sudden prostration, icy  coldness  of the extremities, 
110
CHOLERA AND CHOLERINE.
clean tongue or thinly coated with Avhite mucus; the evacua-
tions are preceded by vertigo, anguish, cramps in the calves,
rumbling in the abdomen, and nausea.
  Veratrum:  Principal  remedy,  when there  are  violent
evacuations upAvards and  dowmvards ; icy coldness of the
body,  great  debility and  cramps  in  the calves, vomiting,
copious, Avatery, inodorous stools mixed Avith white flocks,
pale face without any color, blue margins around the-  e\es,
deathly anguish  in  the  features, cold   tongue and  breath ;
great   oppressive anguish  in  the chest, giving  the  patient
a desire to  escape  from his  bed; violent colic, especially
around the umbilicus, as if the abdomen would be torn open,
the abdomen is sensitive to contact, Avith drawing and cramps
in the fingers, wrinkled  skin in the palms of the hand, reten-
tion of urine.
  § 5.  Belladonna : For  typhoid symptoms,  coma  with
half-opened eyes or distorted  eyes, grating of the teeth and
distortion of the mouth,  or great restlessness, desire to escape,
stitches in the side  or burning pains in the abdomen; burn-
ing heat and redness of the face, and desire for cold drinks;
accelerated pulse, which is more or less  full, but not hard.
  Cantharis : The urinary passages are principally involved,
with violent  burning in the hypogastriuin, rumbling in the
abdomen, bloody stools  Avith tenesmus,  heat in the abdomen,
great restlessness, cerebral symptoms.
  Carbo-veg. : Incipient paralysis  Avith  cennplete collaptse  of
pulse, or Avith conges! ion of blood to the chest anel head aft<T
cessation of the spasms, diarrhoea and Aomiting, Avith oppres-
sion of the chest and coma; the cheeks  are red and covered
Avith clammy sweat.
  Chamomilla: At the commencement of the disease,  or in
the precursory stage, especially Avhen the following symptoms
occur:  The tongue is  coated with a yelloAvish mucus, colic
in the umbilical region,  pressure from the region of the ste»-
mach to the heart, great anguish, cramp in the calves, watery
diarrhoea and sour vomiting.
  China :  lienteria, vomiting of the ingesta, painful oppres-
sion in the  abdomen,  after eating ever so little, Avith oppres-
sion of the chest and eructations affording relief; loss of ap-
petite  Avith sensation of  repletion; hyppocratic countenance ;
prostration unto fainting.
  Cicuta :  Little diarrhoea, but the vomiting alternates Avith
violent, tonic spasms of the muscles of the chest and distor-
tion of the eyes;  or coma, with the eyes half open ; heavy 
CINCHONA.
Ill
breathing, congestion of blood to the head and chest, vomiting
or diarrhoea.
  Colocynthus : Vomiting, first of the ingesta, afterwards
of green substances, with violent colic, retention of  urine,
cramps in the calves, frequent diarrhoeic stools, Avhich, with
e\rery new evacuation, become more colorless and Avatery.
  Dulcamara : A species of cholera from taking cold drinks
Avith vomiting of the liquid, and of bilious, green or slimy and
yellowish substances, frequent greenish stools, painful abdo-
men, with  burning  and  retraction of the region of the sto-
mach, great debility, collapsed pulse, cold extremities, burn-
ing thirst, great dullness of sense.
  Hyoscyamus : Typhoid symptoms, after the vomiting, diar-
rhoea and coldness had ceased, Avith dullness of sense, Avander-
ing looks, red and hot face ; Bell, having proved useless.
   Lachesis : For typhoid symptoms, if Bell., hyoscyam. or
opium prove inefficient.
  Laurocerasus : Rheumatic pains in the extremities, hard-
ness of hearing, cloudiness ofthe brain, distortion of features,
and sensation of  constriction in the throat Avhen sAvallowing.
   Nux-vomica: Scanty diarrhoeic stools, hut frequent urging
and little or no discharge ; cardialgia, great debility, anguish
in the pit of the stomach, aching pain  in the occiput,  and
internal rather than  external chilliness.
   Opium : For stupor and coma which yield neither to Hyos-
cyam.  nor Bellad.;  these symptoms sometimes occur when
the real cholera symptoms have already ceased.
  Phosphorus :  Diarrhoea attended by violent thirst,  rum-
bling in the abdomen and debility;  the diarrhoea occurs during
or after the cholera.
  Phosph or ic-acid :  Diarrhoea with pale face, dullness ofthe
head, viscid tongue so that the finger adheres to it, rumbling
in the abdomen, and green-Avhitish, watery and slimy stools,
with diminished secretion of urine.
   CINCHONA,  ill effects of.
   § 1.  The  best  remedies for these ailments,  are:  1) Am.
ars. bell, cede ferr. ip>ec  lach. mere. puis, veratr.; or 2) Caps.
carb.-v. cin. natr.-m. sej).  sulph.
  Arnica :  For rheumatic  pains,  heaviness,  languor  and
bruised pain in the extremities, drawing in the bones, sensi-
tiveness of all the organs of sense, aggravation of the pains
by motion, talking and noise.
  Arsenicum :  Ulcers on the extremities, dropsy or oedema of
the feet, short cough and dyspnoea. 
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COFFEE.
  Belladonna :  Congestion of blood to the head, with heat
in the face, pains in the head, face  and teeth; or for jaun-
dice', Avhen Merc is insufficient.
  Calcarea :  Headache,  otalgia,  toothache,  pain  in  the
limbs, es])eciallv when these symptoms are occasioned in con-
sequence of the suppression of fever and ague by large doses
of Quinine, and Pah. prove insufficient,
  Fee rem : For oedema of the feet,
  Ipecacuanha:  Six pills in Avater,  a tablespoonful three
times a elav, generally removes most of the  symptoms.
  Laciiesis:  For fever and ague which had been suppressed
by large doses of Quinine; Puis, is inefficient.
  Meicurius :  For jaundice or other affections of the liver.
  Pulsatilla:  Otalgia, toothache, headache,  pains in the
limbs, after suppressiem  of  fever and ague.
  Veratrum :  Coldness of the  body and  limbs, with cold
SAveat, constipation or diarrheea.
  § 2. For the conseepiences of suppressed fever and ague, give:
  1) When the fever is actually  suppressed: Am. ars. bell.
cede carb.-v. cin. ferr. ipec. lach. mere  /nils, sulph.
  2) When the fever still continues : 1) Ipec,  and then : 2) Ars.
carb.-v.  letch, puis.; or,  but less frequently: 3) Arn. cin.
veratr. ; or, finally:  4)  Calc lull. mere, sulph.
  For further details, see':  Intermittent fever, Hepatitis,
Lienttis, and the other diseases arising from  abuse of China.
  COFFEE, ill effects of.—The best remedies are 1) Cham.
cocc ign. and  n.-vom.  2) Bell, canth. carb.-veg. caust. hep.
ipec. lye mere.  j)uls. rhus.  sulph.
  Particular indications:
  Chamomilla:  Headache and toothache;  extreme sensi-
tiveness to pain, Avith crying ;  jmins in. the stomach, abating
a little after taking coffee ; violent colic, great oppression  in
the pit of the stomach, A\'ith hard pain.
  ('oe culus : Debility and sweat after eATery exercise, trem-
bling of the  limbs,  sudden starting up during sleep as if  in
affright; flushes of heat ; toothache when eating ; sensation
of emptiness in the head;  colic; great sadness and anguish;
aggravation of the symptoms  in the open air, during motion,
when eating or drinking, during sleep, or by tobacco-smoke.
  Ignatia : Headache,  as from  a nail in the brain, or as if
the forehead Avere pressed asunder, or for beating in the heael,
which is relieved by stoopAng; debility ; sensation of empti-
ness in the pit of the stomach ;  spasmodic colic ; painfulness 
COLCHICUM.--COLD.
113
 or going to sleep of the limbs ; fitful mood ;  at times gay, at
 others sad.
  Nux-vomica :  Sleeplessness,  palpitation  of the heart,  ex-
 treme nervousness, hemicrania, or sensation as if a nail were
 driven into the brain, Avith aggravation of the pains on stoop-
 ing or when  Avalking,  also in  the open air; toothache, colic
 aggravated by coffee ; extreme sensitiveness to the open air;
 lively and choleric temper.
  For other  affections, we refer the reader to the diseases of
 the special organs.
  The chronic ailments arising from the abuse of coffee, are
 frequently  relieved by Merc,  or Sulph.,  provided Cham.,
 Nux-vom. or Ign. are not sufficient.
• COLCHICUM, ill effects of.—Give: Cocc. n.-vom.puis.
  COLD,  ILL EFFECTS OF A.
  §  1. Principal  remedies: V) Aeon. cham. coff. dulc mere.
 n.-vom. puis, sulph. 2) Ars. bell. bry. carb.-veg. hyos.  ipec. phos.
 rhus. sil. sjiig. 3) Calc. chin, coloc. con. graph, hep.  lye. mang.
 natr.-m. nitr.-ac  n.-mosch. samb. sep). veratr.
  §  2. For acute pains  occasioned by a cold, give: Aeon.
 ars.  bell, chain, coff. mere, n.-vom. puis. samb. spig.—If less
 acute : Bulc. chin,  ijiec. n.-mosch.
  Obstinate, chronic ailments require, beside the  above reme-
 dies : Calc. carb.-veg. graph, hep. lye. mang. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
 phos. sep. sil. sidph.
  §  3. For colds from exposure to wet,  or  getting Avet to
 the skin, give : 1) Calc. elide puis,  sulph.  2) Ars.  carb.-veg.
 n.-mosch. rhus. sassap. 3) Ars. bell. bry. caust. colch. hep. lye.
 phosph. sep.
  For a cold occasioned by bathing :  \)Ant. cede,  carb.-veg.
 stdjyh. 2) Ars. bell, caust.  nitr. ac. rhus. sassap. sep. sidph.
  By washing and working in cold water:  1) Cede h.-mosch.
 puis, sassap. sulph. 2) Amm. ant. bell, carb.-veg. dulc. mere.
 nitr.-ac rhus. sep. sjng.
  By profuse sweats : Aeon. calc. carb.-veg. chin. dulc. mere.
 phos.-ac rhus. sep.
  By the head getting wet: Aeon, baryt. bell. led. puis. sep.
  By the feet getting  v:et: 1) Cupr. nitr.-ac. puis. sep.  sil. 2)
 Cham,  mere natr. rhus.
  By taking cold on   the stomach in consequence of  eating
 ice, fruit, acids, Ac. :  Ars. carb.-veg. puis.
  §  4. For su/ipression of sweat or some other sec etion by
 a cold, give : 1) Bry. ipec. 2) Aeon. ars. carb.-veg. cham. dulc.
 mere. puis. rhus.  sulph. 
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COLD.
  For sup/tression of coryza by a cold :  Aeon. ars. calc chin,
lach. n.-vom. puis, sulph.
  For derangement of the menses by a cold : A eon. bell, dub:
calc chin. />uls. sep.  sil. sul/di.
  See: " Su/ipr,ssion of secretions.''''
  § 5.  For  the Dispe)siTie»N to take  cold, I recommend:
1) Bell, calc carb.-veg. coff. dulc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. juris, rhus.
sil.  2)  Aeon, baryt.  borax,  grajdi.  hyos. ign.  lye. magn. m.
nurc. natr. natr.-m. petr. phos.  sep. sjtig. suljdi.,  giving the
specific remedy at long intervals.
  This remark  applies  to sensitiveness to wind, weather,
draught of air, warmth and cold.   If one is ctteeteel by every
little cold air, take: Bry. calc  carb.-veg. cham. mere.  rhus.
veratr.
  If cold weather is general!g hurtful,  take : Ars.  baryt. bell.
calc camph. caps, caust.  cocc.  dulc.  hell, n.-mosch. n.-vom.
rhod. rhus. sabad.
  For great sensitiveness to wind: Carb.-veg. cham. \a.eh. lye
sulph.
  To draughts of  air: Aeon. anac. bell.  calc. cham. chin. sil.
sidph.
  To cool evening-air : Amm. earb-veg. mere, nitr.-ac. suljdt.
  To rough xe eather : Bry. rhod. sil.
  To damp and colel Aveather : Amm. borax, calc. carb.-veg.
dulc. lach. rhod. rhus. veratr.
  To chetnges of Aveather:  Calc. carb.-veg. dulc.  lach.  mere.
rhus. sil. sulj)h. veratr.
  If the weather change from cold to  warm :  Carb-veg. lach.
sulph. are  preferable; if from  cold  to  warm: Bulc.  mere.
rhus. or veratr.
  Comp. §$ 5 and 6 of the article : "  Conditions."
  § 6.  Colds in  sjyritig, generally require : Carb.-veg. lach.
rhus. veratr.
  In summer: Bell. bry. carb.-veg. dale, and if there should
be thunder and lightning: Bry. rhod. sep.  sil.
  Cold in autumn:  1) Bulc. mere. rhus. veratr. 2) Calc. bry.
chin.
  In winter :  1) Aeon. bell. bry. dulc. rhod. rhus.  2) Claim.
ipec.   n.-vom.  sulph.  veratr. —\n  dry  and  cold  Aveather:
Aeon. bell. bry. cham. ipec. n -vom. sulph. ; in wet and cold
weather: Dulc. rhod. rhus. veratr.
  Compare: §§ 4 and 7 in the article :  " Conditions."
  § 7. Particular indications :
  Aconttum :  Toothache,  prosopalgia or other kinds of neu- 
COLD.
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 ralgia with headache,  congestion of blood to the head, buz-
 zing in the ears,  stiffness of the extremities, fever-heat, toss-
 ing about, anxiety, etc.
   Antmonium:  Headache, or gastric symptoms, loss of ap-
 petite, nausea, &c
   Arnica : Pains in the limbs, rheumatic or gastric symptoms.
   Arsenicum: Asthmatic or gastric affection s, Avith cardialgia.
   Belladonna : Headache,  dimness of  sight, sore throat,
 gastric symptoms, coryza, feverish heat, &c.
   Bryonia :  Spasmodic cough  with nausea;  pains in the
 limbs, diarrhoea, &c.
   Calcarea : Obstinate pains  in the limbs,  aggravated by
 every change in the Aveather, or working in the Avater.
 '  Carb.-veg. : Hollow, obstinate cough, with vomiting, asth-
 matic affections;  pains in the chest, &c.
   Chamomilla:  Headache, toothache, otalgia or other kinds
 of painful neuralgia,  restlessness, disposition  to get angry,
 feverish  heat, moist cough, painful colic  and diarrhoea, &c.
 (especially suitable to  children.)
   Cocculus : Gastric symptoms.
   Coffea : Headache or other nervous  pains, with  whining
 mood, toothache, sore  throat, gastric symptoms, moist cough,
 painless diarrhoea, pains in the limbs, or fever.
   Hepar : Ophthalmia or toothache, or obstinate  pains in
 the limbs.
   Ipecacuanha: Gastric symptoms, nausea, spasmodic cough
 with vomiting, asthmatic affections, &c.
   Mercurius : Pains in the limbs, sore throat, sore eyes,
 toothache, otalgia, painful diarrhoea, or even dysentric stools.
   Nux-vomica : Fever,  dry coryza, stoppage  of the  nose,
 dry cough, constipation, or dysenteric stools, or slimy, painful
 diarrhoea  Avith tenesmus and scanty evacuations.
   Phosphori-acidum : Rheumatic pains,  or cough,  excited
 by the least cold weather.
   Pulsatilla :  Fluent coryza, moist cough,  otalgia, fever,
 diarrhoea, &c, especially suitable to pregnant females.
   Rhus.-tox. : Toothache or pains in the limbs.
   Silicea : Obstinate  pains  in  the  limbs, Avorse when the
 Aveather changes.
   Sulphur :  Obstinate pains in the limbs; colic ; slimy di-
 arrhoea ;  profuse coryza; sore eyes; dimness of sight,  otalgia,
toothache, &c.
  § 8. Comp.: Headache, otalgia, toothache, rheumatism,
CONDITIONS, &C. 
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colic.
   COLIC, enteralcia, ap.dominal spasms.—Principal reme-
dies : 1) Ih'll.  coloc.  dioscor. iris.-v. n.-vom. poeloph. puis.
2) Aeon, aescul.-hip.  aletr. ars.  carb.-v. chain,  chin. cocc. coff.
hyosc ign. lye mere. phos. sec. sulph. 3) Agn. alum. ant. arn.
calc,  cauloph.  caust.  cimicif.  ee>le-h.  collins.  cupr. ferr. gels.
ipec. kal. lach.  lept.  magn.-m. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch.
op. plat. rhab. rut. seneg. stann. veratr. zinc.
   §2. For flatulent  cone':  1) Bell.  bry.  calc  carb.-c
cham. chin. cocc. eeffoc. dioscor. n.-vom.  phos. puis, sulph., or
2) Agn. aletris. colch. ferr. gels, gnaphal.  graph, lye. mgt.-arc.
natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-mosch. veratr. zinc.
   For inflammatory colic :  1) Ae'on. bell. bry. hyosc. mere,
or l') Ars.  bry.  cham. lach. n.-vom. puis, sulph.  (Ceunpare:
Kntiritis )
   Feu- ii.eaiorrhoidal colic: iEscul.  ars.   carb.-v.  collins.
coloc. lach.  n.-vom.  podoph. puis, sulph.
   For spasmodic colic:  1) Bell. cham. cocc.  coloc.   hyosc.
ipec. magn. magn.-m.  n.-vom. puis. 2) Ars.  cupr. ferr. gels.
helon. kal.  lach. phos. stann. sulph.
   For neuralgia ceEUACA:  Ars. magn.-c. n.-vom.
   For avorm colic:  1) Merc  2) Cin. sulph.   3) Cic. ferr. fil. ?
n.-mosch. rut. sabad.
   For different  abdominal pains, compare:   Cardiagia, He-
patitis, Xejdiralgia,  diseases of the Uterus, dec
  $ 3. In relation to the external causes :
   For leadeolic: Aiv. n.-vom. op. podoph., or Alum. bell. plat.
   For colic from derangement of the stomach,  (colica  gas-
trica :)  1) Bell, n.-vom. puis. 2) Aeon. ars. bry. carb.-v. chin.
coff. hep. sulph. tart.  Compare:  gastric derangement.
   For colic from chagrin or anger : Cham, coloe., or  sulph
   From some kind of injury,  blow or  strain:  1) Ars. bry.
rhus. 2) Carb.-v. lach.
   From catching ee>ld: Cham. chin,  coloc.   mere  n.-vom.—
by a bath: N.-vom.—from exposure to wet and cold:  Puis.
   § 4. For the colic of infants:  1) Cham,   n.-mosch. rhab.,
or  2) Ace he bell. calc. caust. cic. coff. sil. staph.  3) Bor. cin.
ipec. jal. senn.
   Colic of  hypochondriacs :  A^sc.  aletr. calc. chin,  collins.
grat. natr.  natr.-m. stann.
   Colica hysterica.- l)Coee.  ign. puis,  magn.-m.  n.-mosch.
n.-vom. stann. valer., or 2) Ars. bell. bry. cauloph.  gels, strain.
   Colica menstrualis : Bell. cham. carb.-v. cocc. coff.  n.-vom.
puis. sec. sulph. zinc., Ac 
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  Colic of pregnant or lying in females:  Arn. bell. bry.
cham. hyosc, lach. n.-vom. puis. sep. veratr.
  § 5. Particular indications :
  Belladonna :  Pinching  and draAving as  if  e\rery thing
would fall out beloAV, Avith aggraAation during motion ; pod-
shaped  protusion of the colon, Avith abatement  of the pains
on bending double  or  making pressure; or clutching pains
in the abdomen,  or spasmodic constriction of the abdomen
with burning and pressure in the small of the back, and over
the pubis;  especially when the following symptoms are pre-
sent : Thin, purulent stools, or congestion of blood to the
head, with redness of the face, SAvelling of the  veins of the
head, and  such violent pains that the patient becomes deli-
rious.  (After Bell, Merc, is sometimes suitable.)
  Colocyxthis :  In  most  cases,  especially  for:  Violent,
cutting constrictive or spasmodic  pains, Avith pinching, and
griping ; or cutting as if Avith knives ; great sensitiveness and
bruised feeling of the abdomen ; the pains  are attended With
cramps in the calves, or chills and tearing in the lower limbs ;
also for great anguish, tossing about on account of the pain ;
no stool, or else diarrhoea anel vomiting of bile, which recom-
mences after  the patient takes ever so little food; the pains
are relieved by coffee.  (It is supposed by some, but doubted
by many that coffee should  be given alternately Avith colo-
cynth, to control  the aggravation  produced  by the colo-
cynth ; this aggravation is a natural development of the dis-
ease, not an  aggravation;  after Colocynth, give Causticum
for the remaining symptoms.)
  Nux-vomica ; Obstinate constipation, hard stool; pressure
in the abdomen as from a stone, Avith rumbling and sensation
of internal heat;  pinching,  draAving, contractive or compres-
sive pains; pressure in the pit ofthe stomach, Avith distention
of the abdomen and sensitiveness to contact; distention ana
fullness, especially in the hypochondria, Avith unpleasant sen-
sation produced by the  pressure of the clothes ; cold hands
and feet during the paroxysms, or even stupefaction unto loss
of consciousness ;  cutting and flatulence deep in the abdo-
men ; sharp  and hard  pressure over the bladder and rectum,
as if the flatulence Avould  press out by force,  obliging the
patient to  bend double ; aggravation by walking; relief by
rest, sitting or lying ;  violent pains in the small of the back
and loins, and violent headache.
   Pulsatilla :  Stinging pains ; beating  in the pit of the
stomach;  restlessness,  heaviness and  fullness  of the abdo- 
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domen, with unpleasant distention ;  contusive'  pain  when
touching it; rumbling heat in the abdomen, causing anxiety ;
pinching, cutting, and tearing, especially in the epigastrium,
with aggravation by cemtact; general heat Avith  swelling of
the veins of the hands and forehead ; the clothes  press upon
the hypochondria;  the pains are worse by sitting or lying,
or in the evening, Avith chills, increasing Avith the  pains ; re-
lief by Avalking; bruised pain in the loins Avhen rising; nau-
sea ; diarrhoea;  pale face  Avith blue  margins around  the
eyes;  aching anel tensive pain in the head.
 * § 6. A<'onitem:  Ce)lic, involving the bladder, with violent
cramp-pains, contraction of the  h\ pogastrium in  the region
of the bladder ; constant but ineffectual urging to urinate ;
great sensitiveness of the abdomen ; pains in  the loins as if
bruised ; great anguish, restlessness, tossing about.
  Arsenicum:  (heat  pain Avith  anxiety in the  abdomen;
violent cutting, or  spasmodic, draAving,  tearing or gnawing
pains,  freepiently attended  Avith intolerable burning, or with
feeling of coldness in the abdomen ; the pains set in especially
at night,  or after eating anel  drinking ;  nausea,  or watery
and bilious vomiting; constipation or diarrhoea ; thirst, chill,
and great debilitg.
  C.vRBO-VEe;.: Fullness and distention of the abdomen as if
it would split, Avith  rumbling, incarcerated flatulence',  pinch-
ing, difficult breathing,  rising of air;  congestion of  bloejel to
the head, Avith aching pain ; slow action of the bowels ; heat
in the  abdomen, especially about the head ; the pains set in
even after the slightest meal.
  Chamomilla: Tearing,  drawing pains, Avith great uneasi-
ness obliging one to run to and fro; sensation  as if the bowels
Avere draAvn up in a ball, or as if the Avhole  .abdomen  Avere
empty ; loathing, bitter vomiting ox  bilious eliarrha-a ; pain
in the loins as if bruised ; incarcerated jlatulence,  wit 11 an-
guish,  tension, pressure and fullness in the pit of the stomach
and hypochondria,  or with pressure toAvards the abdominal
ring; blue margins around the  eyes; alternate reelness and pale-
ness of the face ; the pains appear at night, or in the morning
at  sunrise,  or after a meal.  {Puis,  is  frequently suitable
after  Cham.)
  China :  Tgmpanitic distention of the abdomen, Avith full-
ness, pressure as from a hard body, or spasmodic, constrictive
pains,  Avith  incarceration of flatulence and pressure towards
the hypochondria;  the pains  appeared  night,  or  affect per-
sons debilitated by sweating,  depletions or other  causes. 
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  Cocculus:  Spasmodic  constriction of  the hypogastrium,
with  nausea,  difficult breathing, copious flatulence, fullness
anel distention of the stomach  and epigastrium,  feeling of
emptiness in the abdomen ; tearing and burning in the bowels,
with  comjwessive  sensation in the stomach;  nausea, consti-
pation ; great anguish, nervousness, tendency to start.
  Coffea :  Excessive pains, anguish and pressure in the epi-
gastrium, great nervousness, restlessness, cries, grating of the
teeth, convulsions, coldness of  the  limbs, moaning, suffoca-
tive fits.
  Hyoscyamus :  Spasmodic and cutting pains,  vomiting,
cries,  headache, hard and  sensitive abdomen.
  Ignatia :  Nightly colic;  splenetic stitches ; incarcerated
flatulence, with difficulty of passing  them ; relief by passing
the flatulence; fullness and distention of the hypochondria;
especially suitable to  delicate females.
  Lycopodium : Excessive accumulation  of flatulence, espe-
cially after a meal, Avith  pressure in the stomach and epigas-
trium ; fullness and distention ofthe abdomen and pit of the
stomach ; constipation, or scanty hard  stools.
  Mercurius  : Violent contractive pains, with hardness and
distention of the abdomen, especially around the umbilicus ;
or tensive, burning or stinging pains; hiccough, canine hun-
ger, aversion to SAveet things; nausea and ptyalism ; frequent
urging to stool; or slimy diarrhoea ;  aggravation of the pains
at night, especially after midnight;  chill,  with Avarm and red
cheeks ; great sensitiveness of the abdomen to contact; great
prostration.
  Phosphorus : Flatulent colic, deep in the abdomen, worse
when lying.
  Secale : In men: Colic Avith pain  in the small ofthe back ;
tearing in the thighs;  eructations and vomiting; or, in women
at the time ofthe menses; burning  pain in the right side of
the abdomen ; constipation and cholera-pains in the abdomen ;
or tearing colic, pale face, cold extremities, small  and feeble
pulse, cold sweat.
  Sulphur :  Haemorrhoidal  colic,  after ineffectual use  01
Carbo-veg. and N.-vom. ; also for bilious colic, if  Cham, or
Coloc. should prove ineffectual; or for flatulent colic, if not re-
jeved by Cham. Cocc. Nux-v. or Carb.-veg.; or for worm-colic,
if not entirely removed by Merc, or  Cina.
  § 7. Give more especially :
  a) For great distention : Aeon. arn.  ars. bell. bry. carb.-veg.
cham. chin, coccul. dig. graph, hyos. iod. kal. lach. magn.-m. 
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mere, mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom. /Acts. rhus.  sep
sil.—Fe>r pains from flatulence :  Hell, calc curb.-v. caust. chin.
chinin. con. graph, la p. ign. i/tec.  iod. kal.  lye natr.-m. nitr.
nitr.-ac  n.-mosch.  n.-vom. j/la/s.  phos.-ac. //ids.  sil.  svf/th.
veratr.—For  hardness of the  abdomen: Anac  calc.  caps.
carb-v. graph, magn-m. n-mosch. />etr. />hos. /dumb. sil.—  For
excessive flatulence : Agar,  canth. carb-a. carb-v. caust. chin.
graph, hell. kal. lye. many. mere, nitr-ac. oleand. j/hos. jdumb.
veratr.
   b)  For boring pains : Cin, coloc sen. sc/>.  tar.—For burn-
ing  in the alxbunen:  Aeon.  ars.  bell, canth. carb-v. cham.
caust.  lach. n-vom.  /dios. /dios-ae.  see.  si/>. sil.  veratr. — For
aching pains:  Bell, carb-v. caust. calc lach. natr-m. n-voi/t.
/dios. se/K  sulpli.—For sensitiveness ofthe abdomen :  Aeon.
amb. canth. carb-v. cham.  coloc. gra/di he//, hyos. lach. lye n-
vom. jtuls. sul/)h. ther. thuj. veratr.—For //, aring-doim pains:
Bell, dale lach. jlat.—Fe»r pains Avith pressure treun  within
outwards:  Asa. 1,11.  berb.  con. lye.  //run.  sulj/h.  sul]di-ac.
zinc.—For feeling of heat in  the abdomen : Hell, canth. carb-v.
naz. phos. sil.—For feeling of /toll,/wness or emptiness : Am.
coccul. coloc. lap. lach. mur-ac jjfws. /mis. s,//. stann. —  For
feeling  of coldness in  the  abebimen :  cAV/g ars. calc. chin.
hell. kal.  kreos.  magn-arct.  men.  oleand. jietr. p/ios. plumb.
rut.  sec.  sep.   For beating, pulsatiee j/ains :  Ceinu. eaj/s.  cin.
kal. lach.  lye se//. suljdi-ac  tart.—Yor pinching pains: Bell.
calc carb-v.  chin. lye. mere nitr-ac. n-vom. sil. sul/ili.  —  For
spasmodic, eramj/y, griping, constrictive  pains:  Anac.  asa.
bell. calc. carb-v.  cham.  chin, chinin. coccul.  coloc. lap). i//ee
iod. lye magn-m. natr-m. n-vom. /dot. puis. thuj.—Fe>r pains
which oblige to  bend double : Bov. calc. carb-v. coloc  lye.
suljdi. — For gnawing pains :  Canth. oleand. rut. sen.—For
tearing  pains:  Ars. bry. cham. ign. kal. lach.  lye  magn-m.
see sulj/h. — For cutting pains:   Ars. calc. coloc  con.  lye.
mere natr-m. nitr-ac n-vom. j/etr. phos. sec. sil.  sj/ong. sul//h.
veratr. — For stitching pains:  Bell. calc.  caust. cham. chin.
con. lach  mere natr. nitr-ac. n-vom. sej).  sul//h.— Yor shocks
in the  abdomen:  Anac. arn. cann. con. croc. nitr. oleand.
plat. —  For pains as if sore and rav):  Arn. ars. asar.  bell.
calc canth. carb-v. colch. con. hej). hyos. ij/ec. ked. n-vom. j/hos.
stann.
   e) For  evening-exacerbations:   Amb. amm.  ant. am.  bell.
 bov.  bry. calc. caust. chin. con.  dulc. hep. ign. kal. lach. laur.
 lye. rnagn-c. magn-m.mang. mere. mez. nitr-ac./dios./dat./mis.
 ran. rhus. sen. stj>. stront. sulpAi. suljdt-ac.  vol.  zinc.—For painy 
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 which are excited by the cool evening air: Carb-veg. mere.—
 For pains Avhich are aggravated or excited by contact: Aeon,
 arn. ars. bell, carb-v. cujjr. hyos. lye.  mere, nitr-ac. n-vom.
 plumb, pals, sulph. veratr.—By motion : Asar. bell. bry. cann.
 d'-ff- grajAi. kreos. ij)ec. magn-aust. mere, natr-m. n-vom. ther.
 — Aggravation after a meal:  Ars.  carb-v.  cham. chin, coloc.
 graph, iod. kal. lye. magn-c. natr. natr-m. nitr-ac. n-vom. phos.
 puis. rhus. sep. sil. sulph. zinc. — For nightly  pains:  Aeon.
 arn. ars.  bar. bry. calc. cham. chin, graph, lap. magn.-m.
 mere  petr.  phos. puis.  rhus. sep. sil. sulph. — Aggravation
 by  drinking :  Ars. n-vom. sulph. — Amelioration by  exter-
 nal warmth : Alum, amm. ars. canth. natr. sil.
   d) For  pains Avith great  anguish and  restlessness: Ars.
 carb-v. cham. lye.  mere,  mosch. n.vom. phos. puis. rhus. sep.
 sec. sidph. suljjh-ac. verat. — With chilliness: Ars. colch.ferr.
 kal. magn-c. mere puis. — With  pains in  the chest:  Bell.
 caps,  carb-v. lach.  lye.  n-vom.  phos. plumb, sulph. — With-*
 pains in the small ofthe back :  Alum. amm.  bar. calc. caust.
 cham.  kal. kreos. magn-m. natr-m.  n-vom. phos. sulph.  —
 With diarrheea :  Ars. cham.  coloc. mere. phos.  puis, rhab
 sulph. tart. — With constipation : Alum. bell. bry. calc. carb-
 v. lye. natr-m. n-vom. op. plumb, sep. sulph. —  With nausea
 or vomiting :  Ant. ars. con. ipec.  natr-m. n-vom.  tart, verat.;
 — With  eructations: Bell. bry. hep. lach.
   § 8. For pains affecting principally  the  epigastrium :  1)
 Arn. caust. cham. chin, coccul. ign. lye. n-vom. puis. 2) Aeon-
 amm. aid. bell,  calad. calc. canth. chel. cin.  coloc. cal. magn-
 arct. mere phos. plumb, rhus. staph, sulph.
   The umbilical region :  1) Bell. bry. coloc. chin. ipec. kreos.
 phos-ac. plumb, rhus. sulph. veratr.  2) A con. amm-m. anac.
 cin. con.  ign. n-mosch. n-vom. plat. rhab. sep. sulph-ac. verb.
   The abdomen :  1) Amb. bell. bry. carb-v. caust. chin.  yc.
 sej). 2) Arn. calc. caps, coccul.  coloc. ign.  kal.  mere, n-vom.
 phos. sil.  spig. thuj.
   The sides : 1) Asa. asar. bry. carb-v. chin. ign.  sulph. zinc.
 2) Bell. calc. caust.  cocc. led. lye.  natr. natr-m. n-vom. rhus.
 staph, tar. thuj.
   The abdominal ring and inguinal region : 1) Aur. coccul.
 ign, lye. magn-arct.n-vom. suljyh. sulph-ac. 2) Alum. Alum-m.
 calc. cham. clem, coloc. magn-aust. rhus. sil. spig. thuj. veratr.
   The abdomen generally :  1)  Aeon. ars. bell, carb-v. cham.
 chin, coccul.  coloc.  coff.  hyos.  ign.  lye. mere,  n-vom. phos.
puis.  sec. sulph.  2) Agn. alum. ant. arn. calc.  caust, colch.
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COMPLEXION.
  cupr. ferr. x/tec,  kal.  lach. magn-m. natr.  natr-m. n itr-ac n-
  ■muscli. ,)]>. jlat.  rhab. rut. sen. stann. luratr. zinc.
    COMl'LFXIOX,  MeUIRII) ALTERATION  OF THE COLOR AND
  appearance ofthe face. Though generally a mere sympteun,
  yet the  changes in  the  complexion frequently point  to the
  proper remedy.
    § 1.  a) For pale  face,  give:   1)  Ars. bry. calc. carb-veg.
  chin. firr. ijtec lach. phvsjdi. jnds.  sejt. sjtig. stann. tart, ve-
  ratr. 2) Alum. arn.  camjth. cin. hell, nitr-ac n-mosch. phos-ac.
  rhus. samb.  sec.
    b) 7iV<7face:  1) Aeon. ars.  bell.  cham.  chin, coccul. he/).
  hyos. ign. iod. mere, n-mosch. op. rhus. stram. sulj/h, 2)  Chin.
  dulc hyos. lach. puis, squill, tart, veratr.
    c) Paleness of one, and redness ofthe other cheek :  Aeon.
  coloc.  ign. n-vom. veratr.
    d) Bed cheeks :  1) Acini, caps. cham. chin. ferr. lye. mere.
**~n-vom. phosph. puis, stann. sulph.  2) Bry.  cann. dross, dufc.
  iod. kal. strain,
    e) Circumscribed reelness of the cheeks :   1)  Aeon. chin.
  lye. phosph.  2) Bry. calc. dros. dulc. iod. kal. kreos. lack. led.
  jmls. samb. sep. stann. stram. sulph.
    f) Frequent alteration  of  color, at times reel, at  others
  pale:   1) Aeon.  bell. cham. cin. croc. ie/n. n-vom. phosph. plat.
  jnds. veratr.  2)  Alum.  aur.  caps, carb-an. chin. ferr.   graph.
  hyos. magn-c. spig. scjuill. sulph.-ac.
    g) Blue-red face :  1) Aeon.  ang.  cham.  cupr.  lach, puis.
  2) Ars. aur.  bell. bry. camph.  con.  lap. hyos. ign. ipec. mere.
  samb. spong. veratr.
    h) Bluish,  color:  1)  Ars.  bell. hyos. op. veratr.  2)  Aeon.
  ang. aur. bry.  camph. cin. con. cupr. hep.  lach. lye. sa/ub.
  spong. stajih. tart.
    i) brown-red color : 1) Bry. hyos. iod. nitr-ac. op. sep.  staph.
  stram. sulph.  2) Carb.-veg. kreos. puis. sec.
    k) Sallow, livid color:  1) Ars. chin. ferr.  i/)ec. lye.  mere.
  n.-vom,  2)  Bry.  carb.-veg.  croc,  kreos.  natr.-m.  nitr.-a/:.
  phosph. samb. sej). sil.
    1) Gray color : Carb.-veg. kreos. lach. laur.
    m) Greenish color : Ars. carb.-veg. veratr.
    § 2) As respects partial colors, give :
    a) For blue margins  round the eyes : 1) Ars. chin, ipec lye.
  n.-vom. phos.-ac. rhus. sec. staph, veratr. 2) Anac. coccul. cupr.
  ferr. hep. ign.phosph. sep. sulph.—yellow margins: Nitr.-ac.
  tu-vom. spig.—greenish;  Ars. veratr. 
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   b) For borders around the nose : yellowish -looking: Nux.-
 v. sepia.—for yellow saddle across the cheeks and nose :  Sej)
 —for  yellow  nose and  mouth:  Nux.-v.  sejx—for yellow
 temples: Ca.ust.
   c) For bluish mouth :  Cin. cujn-.ferr. stcmn.
   d) For spots in the face :  1) Ars. ferr. rhus. sabad. sil.  2)
 Calc, carb.-an. colch. lye. natr. samb. sulph. veratr.
   e) Blue spots :  1) Ferr.  2) Cin. cujw. stann.
   f) Yellow spots :  1)  Colch. fer. natr. sep.  2)  Caust. nitr-
 ac. n.-vom.
   g) Bed spots:  Calc. lye. rhus. sabad. samb. sil. sidph.
   h) Black  points:  1)  Bros, graph,  natr.  nitr.-etc. selen.
 sulpii.  2) Bell. bry. calc. dig. hep. natr.-m. sabad. sabin.
   i) Shining face, as  from fat:   1) Magn.-c. natr.-m. p>lumb.
 selen.   2) Bry. chin. mere. rhus. stram.
   § 3.  As respects other symptoms ofthe face, give :
   a) For sunken  face:  1)  Ars. chin.  lach. n.-vom. sec  sep.
 stann.  veratr.   2) Anac camph. cic. coloc. cupr. dros.  ferr.
 lye phosph. phos.-ac.  staph, sulph.
   b) For sunken  eyes, hollow looks:  1) Ars. camph. chin.
 ferr. lach.  phosph.  phos.-ac. sec.  staph, sulph. veratr.   2)
 Anac.  cic  coloc. cupr.  cycl. dros. iod.  kal. nitr.-ac. oleand.
 puis, spong. stann.
   c) For pointed nose, collapse of features : Ars. chin, n.-vom.
 phos.-ac. rhus.  staph, veratr.
   d) For hippocratic face : 1) Ars. chin, phosph. phos.-ac. sec.
 veratr.  2) Canth. carb.-veg. cupr. n.-vom.
   e) For altered features:  1) Ars. camph. chin. op. phos.-ac.
 rhus. spig. stram. veratr.  2) Bell, canth. caust. cham. colch.
 graph,  hell, lye oleand. sec.
   f) For bloated face :  1) Aeon. ars. bry. cham. chin. hyos.
 n.-vom. op. phosph. puis. samb. spong. stram. sulph.  2) Arn.
 ars. bell.  ferr. hell.  ipec. kal. lach. rhus. sep.  sil. spig. stann.
 veratr.
   g) For bloatedness around  the eyes:  Ars.  ferr.  phosph.
 puis. rhab.—under the eyes:  1) Ars.  chin, n.-vom.  phosph.
 veratr.  2)  Bry.  calc. sep. — in  the region of the glabella :
 Kal.—around the nose :  Calc
   h) For sickly looks:  1) Chin, n.-vom. phosph. sulph.   2)
 Cin. clem. lach. puis.
   i) For wrinkles: Calc lye  sep. stram.—for wrinkles of the
forehead:  1)  Cham. hell,  lye  sep. stram.  sulph.  2) Amm.
 bry. graph,  n.-vom. rhab. rhus.
   k) For distorted features:  1) Ars. bell, caust. cham. graph 
124        concussion,  tfce.—conditions, &c.

livos. ign. ipec lach.  n.-vom. op. sec. stram. veratr.   2) Ang.
camph. eii^.  coccul. cupr.  hyos. lye  mere plat, puis. rhus. sil.
spig.  spong. squill.
   §4. For  further details,  see: Eruptions  in the face,
Swelling of the face, Diseases  of the nose, Cancer of
the nose, Ac.
   CONCUSSION OF THE BRAIN.—The  best  remedies
fe;r cerebral affections produced by concussion, fall, blow on
the head, &c, are:  1) Arn. anel cic.; or, 2) Dign.  ign. laur.
petr.  mere.   (See Injuries.)
   CONDITIONS  OF AGGRAVATIONS, or Ameliora-
tion  OF THE SYMPTOMS.
   § 1. There  are practitioners  Avho select a remedy princi-
pally Avith reference to the external conditions of the symp-
toms, such as:  the time  of  day when they appear, the side
of the body, heael, chest, &c, Avhere they appear, &c   This
is evidently going  too  far, though it cannot be denied, that
these external conditions  have a  general value in  many cases,
and facilitate  the selection of a remedy, provided the practi-
tioner is otherwise thoroughly acquainted Avith the essential
points of our Materia Medica.   To select a remedy Avith re-
ference to these  external conditions exclusively, might prove
of great  detriment to the patient.
   t$ 2. As regards the time of day, give :
   a) When the pains occur or exacerbate principally in the
evening:  1) Amb. amm. amm.-m. arn. ars. bell. bry. calc
caps,  caust. colch. dulc.  euphr. hell. hyos. lach. laur. inang.
mere. nitr. nitr.-ac. phos. puis,  ran.-sec.  sep. sulph.-ac. thuj.
zinc.   2) Ant. asa. borax, carb.-an. carb.-veg. cham. chin.
cocc.  con.  croc,  graph,  guaj.  hep.  ign. kal.  laur.  led. lye
magn.-c. magn.-m. mez. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. petr.  phos.-ac.
plat. rhod. rhus. seneg. sil. stann. staph, stront. sulph.  tart.
   b) When  in the evening, in bed, after lying doAvn, or gene-
rally before  midnight: 1) Ars. bry. calc. carb.-veg.  graph.
hep. lye mere, phosph. puis.  rhus. selen. sep. 2) Alum, amm.-
m. arn. aur.  calad.  carb.-an. caust. chin, cocc dulc. ign. ipec.
kal. lach. led. magn.-c.  magn.-m. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos.-
ac. ran. sassap. sil. stront.  sulph.  sulph.-ac. tart. thuj.  veratr.
   c) When  at night: 1) Aeon. arn.  ars. bell, calc caps.
cham. chin.  cin. colch. con. dros.  dulc. ferr. graph, hep. hyos.
ign. magn.-c. magn.-m. mang. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phosph.
puis.  rhus.  sep. sil. staph,  stront. sulph. thuj.   2) Ant. aur.
baryt. bry. camph. cann. canth.  carb.-an. carb.-veg. caust. coff.
croc. cupr. hell. iod.  kal.  kreos. lach.  led. lye  magn.-arct. 
CONDITIONS  OF AGGRAVATION.
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mez. natr. n.-vom. plumb, ran.  rhab.  sabad. samb. sec. selen.
spig. sulph.-ac. tart. thuj.
   d) When during sleep): 1) Alum. ars. bell. bry. cham.  hep.
lach. mere mosch. nitr. nitr.-ac. puis. samb. sil. stram. sulph.
2) Aeon,  anac arn. baryt.  borax, calc. caust. chin. cin.  con.
dulc. graph, hyos. ign.  kal. led. lye magn.-arct. mur.-ac. natr.
natr.-m. n.-vom. op. phosph. phos.-ac rhab. rhus. ruta. stann.
thuj.
   c) When after midnight, or early on waking: Alum. amb.
amm.-m. ars. bell. bry.  calc. carb.-veg. caust. con. graph,  hep.
kal. lach.  lye nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. op. petr.  phosph. sep. sulph.
2) Amm. ant.  arn. aur.  calc. cann. canth. caps, carb.-an. chin.
croc. dros. ferr. ign. mang. mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.  phos.-ac
plat. ran. rhod. rhus. sabad.  samb. sil. squill, staph, sulph.-ac.
thuj. veratr.
   f) When early in the  morning:  1) Amb. amm.  amm.-m.
ant. ars. bry. calc. carb.-veg. cin.  croc. dros.  guaj. ign. natr.
natr.-m. nitr.  nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. phosph.  rhus. squill,  sulph.
veratr.  2) Aeon.  alum.  anac.  ant.  aur. carb.-an.  coff.  con.
hep. kal. lach. lye magn.-arct. magn.-aust. petr. phos.-ac. plat.
puis, sabin. sep. sil. staph, sulph. tart. thuj.
   g) When in the forenoon, or  after breakfast: 1) Carb.-veg.
natr.  natr.-m.  n -mosch.  sep.   2) Amm. anac. ars. bry. calc.
caust.  cham. con. dig. graph, guaj. hep. kal. magn. nitr. nitr.-
ac. n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. rhus. sabad.  sassap.  sil.  staph.
sulph.-ac. val. veratr.
   h) When in  the afternoon, after  dinner:   1) Alum.  asa.
bell, lye nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosph.puis. sil. thuj. zinc.  2)
Amm. amm.-m. ant. borax, calc. canth. cic. coloc. con. graph.
ign. mosch. mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m. ran. sassap, selen. val.
   i) When the  symptoms are worse after sleep: Anac. calc.
carb.-veg.  cocc. con. graph, lach. stann. staph,  sulph.  thuj.
   § 3.  As regards the period of digestion, give : a) When the
symptoms Avhich exist  before breakfast are mitigated by the
breakfast:  Baryt.  calc.  graph, hep. ign. iod. n.-vom. petr.
plat. rhus. sep. staph, sulph.
   b) When setting in or  increasing  after breakfast: Amm.-
m.  bry. calc  carb.-veg.  caust.  cham. con. graph, kal. lach.
natr. natr.-m.  nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosph. rhus. sep. sulph.
thuj. zinc.
   c) When the symptoms which exist before a meal, are less
during or after a meal:  1) Amb. calc  cann. ferr.  ign.  iod.
lach. natr. phosph.  sabad. stront.  zinc.  2) Alum. amb. anac
baryt.  caps. chin, graph, laur. puis. rhus. sep. spig. sulph. 
126
CONDITIONS OF AGeiRAVATION.
  d) When the pains come on while eating: 1) Amm. baryt.
carb.-an. carb.-veg.  cocc.  graph, hep. kal. lye', natr.-m. nitr.-
ac. phosph. puis. sej).  2) Amb. arn. borax, calc. caust. chain.
cic. con. magn.-m. n.-vom.  phos.-ac. sil. sulph. veratr.
  e) When  the pains come on or get Avorse after eating:
1) Amm. anac. ars. bry. calc. carb.-veg. caust.  chin. con.  kal.
lach.  lye natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.   n.-venn.  phosph. sep.  sil
sulph.  zinc.   2) Amm.-m.  ant. borax,  carb.-an.  cham.  cin
coe.  hep.  ign. natr. petr.  phos.-ac. puis.  ran. sepiill. stann.
sulph.-ac. thuj.
  f) When  the pains  are  caused by drinking:  1) Ars. bell.
canth.  carb.-veg. chin. cocc.  ferr. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus.
sil. veratr.   2) Ae;on. ant.  arn. baryt.  bry. caust. cin. colec
con. hell. hep.  hyos.  ign.  lach.  nitr.-ac  phosph. phos.-ac.
puis. se'p. sil. stram.  sulph.  sulph.-ac
  g) When  the pains are caused or aggravated by smoking :
1) Amb. calc. ign. ipec. lach. n.-vom. plieis. puis, spong. staph.
2) Aeon. alum. anac. ant. arn.  bry. carb.-an. chin. cic. clem.
cocc euphr. magn.-arct. natr. natr.-m. petr. ruta. selen. sulph.
sulph -ac.
  hj Compare under " Stomach, weakness of,"  the various
kind of nourishment.
  § 4.  As regards seasons  and periods ofthe moon, give:
  a) For pains which get worse or come on again in s//ring ;
1) carb.-veg. lach. rhus. veratr. 2) Amb. aur. bell. calc. lye
natr.-m. puis.
  b) In summer:  1) bell. bry. carb.-veg. dulc.  2) Lye natr.
puis. rhod.  sil.
  c) In autumn:  1) Calc.  colch. dulc. lach. mere petr. rhod.
rhus. veratr.  2) Aur. bry. chin.
  d) In winter :  l)Acon. bell. bry.  carb.-veg. cham. colch.
dulc. ipec n.-vom. petr.  rhus.  sulph.  veratr.   2)  Amm.  aur.
camph. mere natr.-m.  n.-mosch. phos. puis. rhod.  sep.
  e) At a change of the moon : 1) Alum. calc. sabad. sil.  2)
Amm. caust.  cupr. dulc. graph, lye natr. sep. sulph. thuj.
  f) At new-moon : 1) Alum.  amm.  calc. caust. cupr. lye.
sabad. sep.  sil.
   g) Ax full-moon:  Alum. calc. graph, natr. sabad. sil. spong.
sulph.
   h) At increase of moon :  1) Alum. dulc. thuj.
   § 5.   As regards the influence of air and wind, give —
   a) For the pains  caused by sultrg Aveather:  1) Bry. rhod.
 sep. sil.  2) Carb.-veg. caust.  lach. mere. natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-
 ac n.-vom. petr. phos. 
CONDITIONS  OF AGGRAVATION.
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  b) By stormy and  windy weather :   1) Bry. rhod. sil.  2)
Carb.-veg. chin. lach. lye. mur.-ac. n.-mosch. n.-vom. phos
puis. rhod. sil. veratr.
  c) By winds:  1) Carb.-veg.  cham.  lach. lye  sulph.  2)
Aeon. ars. aur. bell. chin.  con. graph,  mur.-ac. n.-vom. phos.
plat. puis. sep. thuj.
  d) By North-winds :  Aeon, caust. hep. n.-vom. sep. sil.
  e) By East-wind:  1) Aeon. bry. carb.-veg. hep. sil.  2)
Caust. n.-vom.
  f) By South-wind: Bry. carb.-veg. rhod. sil.
  g) By West-wind:  Calc carb.-veg. dulc. lach. rhod. rhus.
veratr.
  li) By a draught of air:  1) Aeon. anac.  bell.  calc. cham.
chin. sil. sulph. . 2) Caps, caust.  graph, hep.  ign.  kal.  natr.
n.-vom. rhus selen. sep.
  i) By cool evening-air: 1) Amm. carb.-veg. mere nitr.-ac
sulph.   2) Borax, mez. n.-mosch.  plat.
  k) By open air and during a walk :  1) Amm. calc.  carb.-
an.  caust. cham. cocc. coff. con. cal. lye  natr. n.-mosch. n.-
vom.  sil. stram. sulph.  2) Alum.  bry. camph. carb.-veg. chin.
ferr.  guaj.  hep. ipec. lach. led.  magn.-aust. mere  natr.-m.
nitr.-ac  petr. puis. rhus. selen. spig.  sulph.-ac.  thuj.  val.
veratr.
  1) By confinement in a  room :  1) Alum.  asa. croc, magn.-
arct. magn.-c. magn.-m. n.-vom.  phos.  puis. rhus. sabin.  2)
Aeon. amb. anac ant. asar. baryt. graph, hell. hep. ipec. lye
mez.  mosch. natr.-m. op. plat,  sassap. seneg.  sep.  spong.
stront. thuj.
  § 6.   As regards cold and dampness,  give:
  a) For  the  pains caused by cold weather:  1) Ars. baryt.
bell. calc. camph  caps,  caust. cocc. dulc.  hell, n.-mosch. n.-
vom.  rhod. rhus.  sabad.  2) Aeon. amm.  anac. aur. borax.
carb.-an. carb.-veg. colch.  hep. hyos. ign. kal. lach. lye mang.
mere mez.  mosch. nitr.-ac. phosph. phos.-ac. sep. sil. spig,
stront. sulph. sulph.-ac.  thuj.
  b) By cold air :  1)  Bry. calc. carb.-veg. cham. mere. rhus.
veratr.   2) Ars. aur.  camph.  caps, caust,  cocc. colch. dulc.
hell, lye n.-mosch. phos. rhod. sep.  stront.   3) Aeon.  amm.
bell, carb.-an. hep.  kal. lach. mang. mez. mosch.  nitr.-ac. n.-
vom. phos.-ac. sabad.  spig. stront. sulph.
  c) By a limb becoming  cold:  Bell. cham. hell.  hep. puis.
rhus. sep. sil.
  d) By uncovering a part:  1) Ars, aur. cocc. con. hep.  kal.
mere mosch. n.-vom. rhus. samb. squill, sil. stront. 2)Arn. bry. 
128            CONDITIONS OF  AGGRAVATION.

camph. caust. cic. clem, colch. con. dulc. graph, byes, magn.-
c magn.-he natr. natr.-m. n.-mosch. phos. sabad. sep. staph.
  e) Bv cold and damp Aveather:  1) Amm. calc. carb.-veg.
dulc.  lach. mere,  n.-mosch.  rhod. rhus. veratr.  2) Borax.
eai b.-an.  chin,  colch. lye. mang. nitr.-ac. puis. ruta. sassap.
sep. spig. sulph.
  f) By exposure to wet: 1) Ars. calc. colch. dulc. n-mosch.
puis.  rhus. sassap.  sep.   2)  Bell. bry.  hep. ipec.  lach, iye.
phosph. sulph.
  g) By working in the  water, or  by washing:  Amm. ant.
bell. calc.  carb.-veg. clem, mere nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. phos. puis.
rhus.  sassap.  sep. sulph.
  h) By every  change ofthe weather:  1) Calc. carb.-v. dulc
lach. mere. rhus. sil. sulph. veratr.  2) Graph, mang. nitr.-ac.
n.-vom. phos. puis.  rhod.
  § 7.  As regards warmth,  give :
  a) For  pains caused by a change of temperature:   Ars.
carb.-veg. dulc n.-vom.  phos. puis. ran. rhus. sulph. veratr.
  b) By  warmth generally:  Amb. ars. aur.  camph.  cann.
carb.-veg.  dros. iod. led. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  phos.  puis. rhus.
sec. seneg. thuj.
  c) By warm  air  or  warm  weather:  Ant. bry. carb.-veg.
cocc. colch. iod. lach. lye puis, sulph.
  d) By the warmth ofthe bed:  1) Ars. bell, carb.-veg. cham.
dros. graph, led. lye.  mere  puis. rhus.  sabin. sulph. veratr.
2) Amb. calc caust. cocc graph, kal. led. lye phos. phos.-ac.
spong. thuj.
  e) By a warm stove in  the room: Aeon.  agn. alum. anac.
ant, arn.  cin.  colch. croc. iod.  natr.-m.  op. phos. plat. puis.
sabin. spong. sulph. thuj.
  f) By the action ofthe sun:  Agar. ant. bell. bry. camph.
euphorb. graph, lach. natr. puis,  selen. sulph. val.
  g) By wrapping  a part up in  warm clothes :  Aeon, borax.
bry.  calc. ign. lye. magn.-arct. phos. puis. spig. sulph. thuj.
veratr.
   £ 8.  As regards mechanical pressure, give :
   a)  For  the pains caused by jrressnre upon the affected part :
 1) Agar.  anac.  baryt. bry.  cin. hep. kal. lach. lye magn.-c,
mere plat. sil.   2)  Ant.  arg. bell,  calc cann. caps, carb.-veg.
 guaj. magn.-m.-mez.  mur.-ac.  natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
 oleand. phos.-ac. ruta. sep. val. zinc.
   b) By the pressure of the  clothes: 1) Bry. calc. carb.-veg.
 caust. con. lach. lye mere n.-vom. puis, spong. 2) Caps. hep.
 nitr.-ac. sassap. sep. stann. sulph. val. 
CONDITION OF AGGRAVATION.
129
  c) By mere contact: 1) Ang.  bell. bry. caps. cham. chin.
cin. cocc colch. cupr. hep. hyos. lye n.-vom. puis. ran. sabin.
sep. spig. staph, sulph. tart. 2) Aeon. anac. arn. camph. cann.
carb.-veg. caust. euphorb.  graph,  kreos.  hell. lach. magn.-c.
magn.-m.  mez.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  phos.-ac rhus.  sil.  stram.
sulph. veratr.
  cl) By leaning with,  the part on something:  Arn. bell.
carb.-v. chin. con. hep. kal. nitr.-ac. puis. rhab. rhus. sep, sil.
sulph. staph, thuj. veratr.
  e) By  grasping with the  hands:  Amm.  calc.  carb.-veg.
caust. cham. chin. led. lye natr.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac. plat. puis.
sil.
  § 9.  As regards the different positions of the body, give:
  a) For the pains caused by raising one's self:   1) Aeon.
arn. ars. bell. bry. cocc. ign. natr. natr.-m, n.-vom, puis. rhus.
sulph.   2) Cham. chin. con. lye op. veratr.
  b) By raising one's-self from a recumbent posture :  Aeon.
bell. bry. carb.-veg.  caust. cham. cocc. con. dulc. graph, guaj.
hep. ign. lach. natr.-m, nitr.-ac. n.-vom. oleand. petr. sep. sil.
val. Aeratr.
  c) By rising from  a seat:  Bell. bry. caps, carb.-veg. caust.
chin.  con. ferr. lye  mang.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  phosph.  puis.
rhus. ruta. sil. staph, sulph. tart. thuj. veratr.
  b) By stretching the affected part:  Alum.  bry. calc. carb.-
an.  carb.-Areg.  caust.  chin. con. hep. kal. mang.  ruta. sep.
sulph. thuj.
  e) By stoojnng:  1) Aeon.  alum,  baryt. bell.  bry.  calc.
graph, hep.  n.-vom.  petr. puis. sep. spig. thuj. val.   2) Amm.
amm.-m. arn. cic. cocc. ipec. kal. lach. lye mere natr. natr.-
m. phosph. rhus. sulph.
  f) By standing: Agar, amm.-m. aur. bry.  caps, caust. cocc
con. mang.  petr. phos.-ac.  plat. puis, sabad. sep. sil. stann.
sulph. val. veratr.
  g) By  sitting:  1) Agar.  amb. ars. asa. baryt.  caps. cin.
ferr. guaj.  lach.  magn.-e magn.-m. natr.  plat. puis. ruta.
sep.   2) Aeon. alum. anac. caust. chin. dulc. euphorb. graph.
lye mere natr.-m. op. phos.-ac. rhod. rhus.  sulph. sulph.-ac.
tart. val. veratr.
  h) By rest:   1) Agar.  asa.  aur. caps.  con. dros. dulc.
euphorb. ferr. lach.  phos.-ac. puis.  rhod.  rhus. samb.  sulph.
val.  2) Amm.  amm.-m. chin, coloc. kal.  kreos. lye  magn.-
c. magn.-m.  mosch.  ruta. sabad. sil. stann.
  i) By lying: 1) Amb. asa, caps. dros. mosch. natr.-m. puis.
rhua  samb.  sep.  verbase  2) Alum. asa.  aur.  carb.-veg.
             6* 
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CONDITIONS  OF AGGRAVATION.
chin. con. dulc. euphorb. ferr. lye. mur.-ac. natr. rhod. ruta
sil. val.
   k) Bv a  re'-umbent  /posture:   Aeon.  amm. amm.-m. ars.
caust. chain, chin, coloc.  cupr. ign. magn.-m. mere  n.-voin.
pheis. puis.  rhus. sep. sil.
   1) By lying on ona side: Aeon. ars. bry. calc. carb.-an. cin.
ferr. graph.'hep. ign. kal.  lye natr. phos. puis. rhus. sabad.
sil. stann. sulph.
   m) By lying on  the right side:   Amm.-m.  aur.   borax.
caust. kal.  magn.-m.  mere n.-vom. puis, spong. stann.
   n) By lying  on the left side:  Aeon. amm. colch. kal. lye
natr. natr.-m. phos. puis. sep. sil.  sulph. thuj.
   o) Lying on the p>ainless siele is more painful than lying
on the  affected siele:   Amb.  arn. bry. calc caust. chain.
coloc. ign. kal.  magn.-aust.  puis. rhus. sep. stann.
   p) By changing one's position :   Caps,  carb.-veg. caust.
con.  lach. nitr.-ac. phos.  puis. ran.
   § 10.   As regards motion, give :
   a) For the pains caused  by motion generally:  1) Arn.
bell. bry. colch. dig.  graph, hell, ipec led. magn.-aust. mere.
natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. ran.  spig. squill, staph.
   b) By moving the affected part:   Arn.  bell. bry. caps.
cham. chin.  ferr. cocc. guaj. led.  mere mez. n.-vom. puis.
rhus. spig. staph, thuj.
   c) By raising  the affected  part:  Arn. bell. bry. chin.
con. ferr. graph, kal. led.  natr. puis.  rhus. sil.
   d) By turning or  bending the part:  Amm.-m. arn. bell.
bry. calc. chin.  cic.  hep. ign. kal. lye. natr. natr.-m.  n.-vom.
puis. rhus. sep.  sil. spig. spong. stann.
   e) By riding in a carriage, swinging, or other passive mo-
tions :  1) Ars. cocc. petr. sulph.  2) Colch. ferr.  n.-mosch. sep.
sil.  3)  Borax,  carb.-veg.  colch. croc,  graph, hep. ign. kal.
natr. natr.-m. phos. plat,  selen. staph.
   f) By  walking:  Arn. bell.   bry.  calc.  carb.-veg.  chin.
colch. con. dig. graph, hell. hep. led. mere,  natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.
n.-vom. sassap. sep. squill,  staph,  sulph.  sulph.-ac. veratr.
   g) By running or  walking fast:  Arn. ars.  aur. bry. calc.
caust. ign. kal.  natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus.  seneg.  sej).  sil. sulph.
   h) By riding on horseback:   Ars. natr.-m.  sep. sulph.-ac.
   i)  By  ascending an eminence:  Aeon. alum. ars.  aur. ba-
ryt.  bry. calc.   cann.  mere  n.-vom.  petr.  rhus.  sep. spig.
spong.  stann. sulph.  thuj.
   §11.  As regards  fatiguing, concussive motions, give :
   a) For pains caused or aggravated by concussion generally • 
                conditions  of aggravation.            131

 Arn.  bry.  cic. con. hep. ign, n.-vom. phos.-ac. rhus. ruta.
 sulph.-ac.
   b) By stepping: Ant. arn. bell. bry. calc. caust.  chin. con.
 graph, magn.-m.  mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  phos.
 tan. rhus. sep.  sil. spig. sulph.
   c) By making a false step :  Arn. bry. cic. con. puis. rhus.
 spig.
   d) By bodily exertions: Aeon. arn. ars. bry. calc. chin. cocc.
 coff  lye mere natr.-m. rhus. ruta. sil. sulph. veratr.
   e) By manual labor: Amm.-m.  mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. sil.
 veratr.
   f) By laughing: Ars.  bell,  borax, carb.-veg. chin.  dros.
 kal. lach. mang. phos. stann.
   g) By coughing: Aeon, arn. ars. bell. bry. calc. carb.-veg.
 dros.  hep.  ipec.  natr.-m.  n.-vom. phos. puis.  sep.  sulph.
 veratr.
   h) By sneezing: Aeon, amm.-m. arn. ars. bell, borax, bry.
 carb.-veg. chin. cin. lye mere mez. mosch. n.-vom. puis. rhus.
 sabad. sep. sil.  spig.
   i) By blowing one's  nose:  Arn.  bry.  calc. caust.  mere.
 natr.-m. n.-vom. sep. spig. sulph.
   k) By singing:  Amm. dros.  hep. stann. sulph.
   1) By talking:   1)  Anac. arn.  ars.  bell.  calc.  carb..veg.
 cocc ign. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. rhus. sil. stann.  sulph.
 2) Aeon. alum. amb.  amm. aur. cann.  chin, dulc,  ferr.  kal.
 magn.-c. magn.m.  phos.-ac. plat.  puis. rhus.  selen. sil. ve-
 ratr.
   §  12.  As regards the influence of emotions and sensual
 imj/ressions, give :
   a) For pains caused or aggravated by emotions : 1)  Aeon.
 bell. bry. calc.  cham. coloc. ign.  lach.  lye natr.-m. n.-vom.
 phos. phos.-ac.  puis, staph.   2) Ars.  aur.  caust. cocc. coff.
 hyos. nitr.-ac  n. mosch.  op. plat. rhus.  sep.  stram.  sulph.
 veratr.
   b) By solitude:  Ars. con.  dros.  mez phos. sil. stram.
 zinc
   c) By comptany :  1) Baryt. hyos. lye natr. puis. rhus.  2)
Amb.  carb.-an. carb.-veg.  con. magn.-c.  natr. petr. phos.
plumb,  sep, stann. stram. sulph.
   d)  By mental exertions:  1) Bell. calc. ign. lach.  natr.-m.
n.-vom. puis. sep. sulph. 2) Amb. anac. arn. ars. aur. borax
cocc. lye natr. oleand.  sabad. selen. sil. staph.
   e) By reading:  1) Agn.  aur. calc.  cin. cocc. con. graph
 lye natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis. sil.  2) Asa. bell, borax, bry 
132            CONDITIONS OF  IMPROVEMENT.

carb.-veg. caust. chin, ceiff dulc. ign.  kal. natr. oleand. rhod
ruta. sabad. sulph. sulph.-ac Aerb.
  f) By writing :  1) Asa. aur. calc. cin. ign. kal. natr.-m. sep.
sil. zinc.  2) Borax,  bry. cann. carb.-veg. chin,  ceco graph.
hep. lye. coccul. natr.  n.-vom.  oleand. ran.  rhod. rhus.  ruta.
sabin. spong. sulph. sulph.-ac
  g) By bright light;  1) Aeon.  bell.  calc. colch. con. graph.
hyos. lye  mere  phos.  strain.   2) Arn. ars. bry. chain,  chin.
coff. euphr. hell. hep. ign. natr. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis.  rhus.
sep. sil.  spig. sulph.
  h) By noise, &c.;  1) Aeon. arn.  bell. calc. chain, coff.  con.
lye natr. n.-vom. plat. sep. spig.  2) Aug. aur. bry. carb.-an.
chin, colch. ign. mang. petr. phos. phos.-ac. puis. sil. zinc.
  i) By strong odors:    1) Aeon.  aur. bell.  cham. chin. coff.
colch. graph, lye. n.-vom. phos.  2) Baryt. con. hep. ign. kal.
phos.-ac. selen. sep. sil.
  §  14.    Compare  Amblyopia,  Ophthalmia,  Acoestia,
Headache, Toothache, Fever, Sleep, M>ri;id  Causes, Ac.
  CONDITIONS OF  D1PROYFMFXT.—Many of these
conditions  are, of course, the  contrary of  the conditions of
aggravation ;  all Ave have to do, therefore, is to point out the
principal conditions of improvement in one series.
  For pains which are relieved by leaning against something,
give: Bell, carb.-veg. kal. mere, n.-vom. rhus. staph.
  Byjn-essure upon the part:  1) Amm. amm.-m. con. magn.-
m. mang. mur.-ae. natr  pirns.-ac. stann.  2)  Alum. anac. ars.
aur. bry. cocc. dulc. graph, kal. phos.  puis, rhus  sulph.-ac.
  By thinking of the pain : Camph.
  By resting  the  part  upon something: Alum.  amm. hep.
n.-vom. phos. puis. ruta. staph, sulph.
  By contact: 1) Asa. calc  mang. men. mur.-ac. plumb.  2)
Anac. bry. caust. natr.-m. phos. sulph. thuj.
  By motion  (see: aggregation by rest.)
  By riding in a carriage : Graph,  nitr.-ac.
  By staying  in  the open air.  (See:  aggravation in the
room.)
  By  walking:  1) Amm. amm.-m. ars. dulc. ferr.  magn.-c.
magn.-m.  mosch. plat. puis. rhus. sep. val.    2)  Agar. alum.
amb. ars. aur. caps. con. lye mere mur.-ac. nitr.  sabad. samb.
stann. sulph. veratr.
   By coffee :  Ars. cham. coloc.
   By external coldness: (See:  aggravation  by warmth.)
   By change of p>osition: Ars. cham. ign. phos.-ac. puis. val.
   By lying :  Alum. arn. ars. bry. canth. carb.-an. cupr. lye. 
CONFINEMENT.
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magn.-c. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. n.-vom. sabad. spig
spong. staph, stram. veratr.
  By a recumbent posture :  Bry. calc. carb.-an. ign. kal. lye
n.-vom. puis, stann. sulph.
  By lying on one side:  Arn. ars. n.-vom. phos. sep.
  By lying on the affected side: Amb. arn. bry. calc. caust.
cham. coloc. ign. kal. magn.-aust. puis. rhus. sep. stann.
  By rest: (See: aggravation by motion.)
  By sleep : Calad. chin, colch. n.-vom. phosph. puis, selen. sep.
  By sitting:  Aeon. anac. bry.  carb.-an. carb.-veg.  coff.
colch. mang. mere natr.-m. n.-vom. petr.  phos. phos.-ac. lhus.
squill, staph,  thuj.
  By sunshine :  Con. plat, stram. stront.
  By standing:  Ars. bell. calc. cocc. colch. graph, ipec. mere
mur.-ae phos. plumb.
  By staying in the room. (See : aggravation in the open air.
  CONFINEMENT.—The  principal remedies—for the dis-
eases of lying-in females are :
  For Excessive or too long after-pains : 1) arn. cham. coff.
or 2)calc  n.-vom. sulph. puis.—for Milk-fever : 1) aeon. coff.
or 2) arn.  bell. bry. rhus.—for want of milk:  1) calc. caust.
puis, or 2) agn. asa. bell. bry. cham.  chin. coff. dulc. mere
phos.-ac  rhus.  sec.  sulph.— for suppressed secretion of
milk :  aeon. bell. bry. cham.  coff.  mere puis. rhus. sulph.—
for galactoerhcea and the  consequences of  weaning :  bell.
bry. cede.  chin. con. phos. puis.
  For Pot-belliedness of lying-in Avomen :  1) Sep. 2) coloc.
  For Convulsions, eclampsy, Ac:  1) Cycl. hyosc. ign. plat.
2) Aeon, arg.-n. bell. bry. canth. caust. cauloph. cham. chin.
cicut. cimicif. cocc. coff.  cypriped. cup. gels.  hell. ipec. lach.
lachn. laur.  mere n.-mosch. n.-vom. op. phos.  puis. sec. scu-
tel. stram. ver.-vir. zinc zizia. (Compare spasms.)
  For diarrhoea : Ant. dulc. hyosc. rhab. (c diarrhoea.)
  For the eaiotioxs  (mania):  1) Bell. plat. puis, sulph. verat.
zinc.  2) Cimicif.  cypriped? scutel ? verat.-vir.
  For falling  off  of the  hair :  Calc. lye. natr.-m. sulph.
  For puerperal fever : 1) Aeon. bell.  bry. cham. n.-vom.
rhus. verat.-vir.   2) Coff.  coloc. hyosc. ip. mere puis, verat.-
alb.  (comp. puerperal fever.)
  For Colic : 1) Bry. cham.  2) Arn. bell, diosc. hyosc. iris.
lach. n.-vom. podoph. puis.  sep. verat.
  For sleeplfssness :  Coff. stict.
  For  debility:  1) Calc.  kal 2) Chin, sulph.  3) n.-vom.
phos.-ac.  verat. 
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CONGESTIONS.
  For saveating :  1) Aeon. bry.   2) Chin, sulph. verat.
  For suppression of the lociiia :  Aletr. cauloph. cimicif.
coloc. hyosc. n,-vom. plat. sec. verat. zinc.
  For TOO  PROFUSE AND  TOO LONG LASTING  LOCHIA:  asar.
bry. calc.  croc. erig.  hep. plat.  puis. rhus.  sec. senee tril.
ustil.-mad.
  For AGGRAVATION, AS OFTEN AS THE CHILD  IS PUT TO THE
breast:  ferr.  phell. sil.
  For constipation : Bry. n.-vom. op. plat, (c cemstipation.)
  For phlegmasia alba dolens: 1) Arn. bell, hamam. rhus.
2) Aeon. ars. calc. cimicif. iod. lach. n.-vom. puis. sil. sulph.
verat.-vir.?
  For sore nipples: 1) Arn. sulph. 2) Calc cham. ign. puis.
  For inflammation or suppuration  of the  mammae: Bell.
bry. cist, helon. mere phos. phytol. sil. (c mastitis.)
  CONGESTIONS, sanguineous. — Principal remedies—:
1) Aeon. am.  bell. bry. cact.  chin. ferr.  gels, hyosc. lachn.
mere n.-vom.  op. phos. puis.  sil. sulph.  2) Alum. amm. asa.
aur. calc. carb.-v. cimicif. coff. graph, hep. iris. kal. lept. lye
lycopus.  mosch. natr.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac  phytol. plumb, po-
doph. rhus. sang.  sep.  spong. stram.  sulph.-ac. thuj. verat.-
alb. veratr.-vir.
  For particulars see: congestions of the abdomen, chest,
head, etc.
  Congestions ofthe abdomen: the best  remedies  are:
1) N.-vom. and sulphur.  2) Ars. cact. caps, carb.-v. collins.
lept.  podoph.  or also  3) Aloe. bell. bry. chain, gels, helon.
mere  puis. rhus. veratr.
  Arsenicum  : frequent, scanty, slimy or watery stools Avith
great debility.
  Nux-at>mica :  suitable  to  persons,  who  lead a sedentary
life and are engaged in intellectual pursuits, Ac, especially for
constijxition, hard stools, pains in the loins, as it the hips and
back Avere  broken  and  powerless;  hard and tight abdomen.
  Capsicum :  suitable to phlegmatic, lazy, clumsy and sensi-
tive people, especially Avhen small, watery or slimy stools are.
frequently  present,
  Carb.-veg.  : flatulence, sIoav action  of  the bowels, bad di-
gestion and loss of appetite.
   Collinsonia : flatulence and rumbling in the stomach and
boAvels;  cotistijjation ; sluggish stool  Avith distention of the
abdomen ;  loose papescent diarrhoea Avith nausea.
  Leptandria ; constant  dull burning distress in the epi-
gastric and hypochondriac  regions ;  profuse, black,  undi- 
CONGESTIONS.
135
gested stool with great distress in the region  of the liver,
extending to the spine ; urine very dark.
  Podophyllum :  fullness, Avith  pain and  soreness  in  the
hypochondriac region; congestion of the portal system ;  hot
watery evacuations with prostration.
  Sulphur :  for most cases, even in the most stubborn ones
especially to hypochondriac persons, and after n.-vom.
  See :  Haemorrhoids.
  Congestions of the chest. — Principal remedies: Aeon.
aur. bell.  cact. chin,  cimicif.  gels. glon. mere n.-vom. phos.
sang, spong. sulph. verat.-vir.
  Acoxitum : Violent pressure with palpitation of the heart,
short breath, anguish, short  and dry  cough, disturbing the
sleep, great heat and thirst.
  Aurum : Great  anguish with  palpitation of  the heart, op-
pression or real paroxysms  of sufibcation Avith sensation as
if the chest Avere constricted, falling doAvn without conscious-
ness and bluish complexion.
  Belladonna : Great restlessness with beating in the chest;
beating of the heart, which is even felt in the head, oppres-
sion, heavy breathing; short cough, disturbing sleep; internal
heat and thirst.
  Cactus-gr.   Constriction  in the  chest,  preventing free
speech, with hoarse, Ioav voice ;  difficulty of breathing, con-
tinued  oppression and uneasiness, as if  the chest was con-
stricted with  em iron band;  sanguineous congestion in the
chest, Avhich  prevents him lying  down in bed;  palpitation
of the heart, worse Avhen walking and at night, when lying on
the left side.
  China :  When the congestion is  caused by debilitating
losses, Avith palpitation of the heart;  heavy breathing, op-
pression, anguish ; or when  the breathing is impossible Avith
the head Ioav.
  Cimicifuga :   Stitches in the  region of the heart and
severe pain in the left side of the chest; lancinating pains  in
the chest, increased by taking a long  inspiration  palpitation
and irregular action of the  heart, dependent  on rheumatic
and uterine irritation.
  Gelsemixum  : Constrictive pain around the loAver part of
the  chest;  stitches  in the  lungs from  above downwards ;
heavy  and labored  respiration;  inspirations  sighing, long
with croupy  sound,  expirations sudden and forcible.
  Glonoixe :  Feeling of  constriction  in  the  chest  Avith
throbbing headache and vertigo;  strong, visible  palpitation 
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COXGESTIONS.
 of the heart;  rush of blood to the head and chest and con
 stant pulsating anel beating pain in these organs.
  Mercceius:  Anxious oppression  and  heavy breathing,
 Avith desire to take dee]) breath ; heat  and burning in  the
 chest, palpitation of the heart and cough Avith bloody expec-
 toration.
  Nux-vom.  Heat  and burning in  the chest, especially at
 night, Avith tossing about, anxiety, sleeplessness;  or tensive
 pressure, as from a Aveight, especially in  the  open air, Avith
 heavy breathing and unpleasant pressure of the clothes upon
 the  chest.
  Phosphorus.   Oppression  and  heaviness,  tension  and
 feeling of fullness of  the chest;  palpitation of the heart, an-
 guish, and sensation of heat rising to the throat.
  Sanguinaria.  Burning  and  pressing in the breast, espe-
 cially in the region ofthe heart, with  difficulty of  breathing;
 palpitation of the heart; Avith great  weakness;  short, acce-
 lerated, constrained breathing.
  Spongia.  Orgasm of the blood  in  the chest after  the
 least exertion, Avith dyspnoea, anguish, nausea  and   fainting
 weakness.
  Sulphur :  Orgasm of the blood in the chest  with  malaise,
 fainting, trembling  of the arms, palpitation  of the  heart;
 heaviness, fullness and pressure in the chest, as from a Aveight,
 particularly when coughing; oppressed  breathing, especially
 at night, when lying.
  Veratrum-vir: Sensation as of a heavy load on the chest;
 anxious oppression  of the chest; constant dull  burning pain
 in the region ofthe heart; oppression of the chest Avith nausea.
  Compare: Asthma.
  Coxgestion of the head ; congestions at caput.
  &  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. arn. bell.  bry. cact.
 cimicif. coff. gels  glon.  lachn. mere  n.-vom.  op.  puis. rhus.
 verat.-alb. verat.-vir.  2)  Cham. chin.  dulc. hamam. hedeoina.
 ign.  sil. sulph.  3) Aur. cann. graph, sang, zizia.
  §  2.  Persons, Avho are fond  of  spirits should take:  1)
 N.-vom. lach. or puis, or  2) Ars. op. calc.  sulph. —  persons
 leading a sedentary life, require aeon, or n.-vom. — Girls, at
 the  age of pubescence:   Aeon. bell,   or  puis. — Children
 during dentition : Aeon. cham. coff.  gels.
  For congestion from  great  joy,  give coff.  or op., from
fright or fear, opi un ;  from violent anger,  chain, or perhaps bry.
 or n.-A'om.  and from suppressed auger, ignat.
  For congestion  from  a fall, blow or   violent concussion. 
CONGESTIONS.
137
give:  Arn. cic. mere.;  from  debilitating losses:  Chin. calc.
sulph. nux. or verat. — from the least  cold:  Dulc.—from
lifting heavy weights,  or from injuries:  Rhus, or calc.—
congestion from constipation: bry. n.-vom. op. mere puis.
  The disjyosition to congestions ofthe  head requires:  Calc.
hep. sil. sulph.
  § 3.  Particular indications:
  Aconitum :  Beating and fullness in  the  head ;  frequent
vertigo, especially Avhen stooping ; sensation, as if the head
Avould split, especially over the eyes, Avorse when stooping or
coughing ; scintillations and  darkness before the eyes; buz-
zing in the ears ;  frequent fainting turns, palpitations, &e
or violent burning pains in the head, especially in the forehead,
with red and bloated face, red eyes, paroxysms of rage or of
being beside one's self. (After Aeon. bell, is frequently suitable.)
  Arnica :  heat in the  head Avith chilliness of the remainder
of the body; dull  pressure in the brain,  or burning, beating,
buzzing in the ears and vertigo, obscuration of sight, espe-
cially Avhen  rising from  a recumbent position.
  Asclepias-syriaca. A feeling, as if some sharp instrument
Avas thrust through from one temple to the other, with feeble
pulse and cold skin ;  headache Avith vertigo occurring after
suppressed perspiration or from retention of effete matters in
the system.
  Aurum:  heat of the head, roaring  noise in the head,
fiery  sparks before  the eyes, Avorse after mental exertions;
fearful and longing for death.
  Belladonna. Violent pressure in the forehead, or beating,
burning and stitching pain in one side ofthe head; aggrava-
tion Avhen walking, or during motion, Avhen stooping, or by the
least noise or light, Avith red and bloated face, red eyes, scin-
tillations,  darkness  before the  eyes,  buzzing  in the ears,
diplopia, disposition to  sleep;  or for dull aching pains, deep
in the brain, Avith pale sickly complexion, loss of consciousness,
delirium and muttering;  or  the pain appears  after a meal,
with languor, somnolence, painful stiffness of the nape of  the
neck, heavy tongue and other apoplectic symptoms.
  Bryonia : Painful compressive sensation in both sides of
the head, or as if everything Avould fall out at the forehead
Avhen stooping;  nose  bleeds Avithout relief, burning eyes,
lachrymation, constipation.
  Cactus. Vertigo from sanguineous congestions to the head,
face bloated and  red with pulsating  pain hi the head; heat
in the head and face, causing horrible  anxiety;   pulsating 
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CONGESTIONS.
 pain, with sensation of weight in the right side ofthe head, so
 seAere, as  to  make  him cry out;  heavy  pain on the vertex,
 diminished by pressure, but increased by talking or a strong
 light;  strong  pulsations  in the temples, as if the skull would
 burst.
   Ciaiicifuga. Heaviness ami  dullness of the head; severe
 pain in the head, particularly in the forehead over  the  right
 eye, and extending  to the  temple and vertex Avith fullness,
 heat and  throbbing, Avith  a  sensation, as if the top ofthe
 head Avould fly off; the brain feels compressed.
   Coffee: Lively temper; cerebral excitement, sleepleness,
 heaviness of the head,  increased congestion, AA'hen talking ;
 shining and red eyes.
   Gelseminum : Heaelache extending from theocciput to theos
frontis; heaviness of head with dullness of mind, dimness of
sight and vertigo;  swimming  sensation in the head; double
vision anel great sensitiveness to all sounds; vertigo  on rapid
movement ; during dentition children become drowsy, coma-
tose and convulsive.
   Glonoine :  Pains ascend from  beloAV  upwards,  aggrava-
tion ofthe  pains in the head by motion, fainting ; very quick
pulse, as long  as the headache lasts;  vertigo, dull headache,
feeling of fullness in forehead and vertex, rush of blood to the
head, constant pulsation and beating in the head;  scintilla-
 tions before the eyes or  black spots ; buzzing, ringing in the
 ears during the headache.
   Lachnantiies:  Dizziness in the head with  sensation of
 heat in the chest and around the heart;  dull headache over
 the Avhole head; sensation as if the vertex Avas enlarged and
 driven upwards;  headache, pressing the  eyes outward, the
 head feels  enlarged  and as if  split open with a wedge from
 the outside to within ;  the body is very cold, impossible to
 get Avarm,  burning of the head, like fire.
   Mercurius  : Fullness in the head, as if the forehead would
 split or as if the head Avere bandaged, or Avhen the symptoms
 are  Avorse  at night, Avith  burning,  tearing  and  stitching
 pains:   the patient sweats readily and profusely  (is frequent-
 ly suitable  after bell, or opium.)
   Nux-vomica : Nervousness and painful sensitiveness ofthe
 brain when walking or moving the head;  pressure in the
 temples, remaining unchanged when  lying or raising one's
 self;  dim eyes Avith desire to close them  without being
 able to  sleep; great heaviness of the head, especially Avhen
 moving the  eyes, with sensation,  Avhen  thinking,  as if the 
CONGESTIONS.
139
 head Avould split ;  aggravation of the symptoms in the morn-
 ing, in the open air, or after a meal, and especially after tak-
 ing coffee.
   Opium : Violent congestion, Avith tearing pain; pressure in
 the forehead from Avithin outward; throbbing in the temples;
 Avandering look; thirst; dry mouth, sour eructations, nausea
 or vomiting.
   Pulsatilla :  Exhausting pain on one side of the head; or
 the pain commences in the occiput, thence to the root of the
 nose, or vice versa ; relief by tying  a cloth round  the head,
 or by pressure, or  walking ;  aggravation  by sitting ;  heaAii-
 ness of  the head;   pale face with vertigo ; Avhining mood;
 shivering, anguish, phlegmatic temperament, &e
   Rhus-tox. :  The congestion is  accompanied by burning,
 throbbing pains, A\rith fullness in the head, aching  or  creep-
 ing, vacillating  sensation  in  the brain;  the pains appear
 after eating.
   Veratrum : Shocks with pressure, or pains on one side, or
 sensation as if the brain Avere dashed to pieces ; or contrac-
 tive pain Avith  astringent sensation  in the throat;  painful
 stiffness of the nape of the neck;  copious secretion of watery
 urine, nausea, vomiting, Ac.
   Particular remedies for headache are :
   a) When there is much vertigo or dizziness;   1)  Aeon.
 arn. bell. bry. calc. caust. cic.  con. lach.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-
 vom.  phos. puis. rhus. sep.   sil.  sulph.    2) Amm. baryt.
 bruc  cann. carb.-an. cham. chin,  coccul. dig.  hep. ign. kal.
 laur. lye petr. phos.-ac. spig.  stram. sulph.-ac.  tart, veratr
   b) When the vertigo is so bad that  one falls down: 1)
 Bell,  coccul. puis.  rhus. sil.  2) Aeon. chin. cic.  con. graph.
 lach.  phos.-ac. rhus. sulph. zinc—that one falls forward: 1)
 Cic. graph, sil.   2) Cupr. magn.-c. magn.-m. mang. natr.-m.
 phos.-ac. rhus. sabin. sassap. sulph. —Backward: 1) Chin, phos -
 ac.  2) Kal. rhod.  sassap.—Sideways:  1) Con. sulph.  2)
 Aeon.  lach. sil.  zinc—To  the left  side: 1) Lach.  zinc.  2)
 Dros. mez. n.-mosch. sil.—To the  right: Aeon. ferr. sabad.
 sil.
   c) When there is much heat in the head:  1) Aeon. arn.
bell.  bry.  carb.-veg.  chin. lach.  mere  natr. natr.-m. nitr.-
ac. sep.  sil.  sulph.
   d) When the head feels too full:   1) Aeon. bell. bry.
calc. caps.  chin. daph.  graph, mere  phosph. sil. sulph.  2)
Amm. carb.-veg. chin. coff. petr.  spong. sulph.-ac.
   e) When it  feels heavy:  1) Arn. ars.  bell. bry.  calc. 
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carb.-veg. chin,  mere natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. rhus. sop.  sil.
stann. sulph.  2) Aeon. amm. amm.-m. oauiph. carb.-an. chain.
con. dulc. hell. kal. lach. laur. lye magn.-c. magn.-m. n.-mosch.
oleand.  op. petr. phos. plumb,  staph.
  § 4.   a) When the head feels dull:  1) Anac. bell. calc.
carb.-veg. chin. hell, magn.-aust.  mere natr.-m.  n.-vom.  e>p.
petr. phos.-ac. rhus.  sep. sil. staph, sulph.   2) Aeon. ars. bell.
carb.-an. cic. coccul. ferr.  graph, hell.  ign. kal. magn.-c. natr.
n.-mosch. phos. puis. spig. staph, stram. thuj. zinc.
  b) When it feels cloudy, Avith confusion of* the  senses, Ac.:
1) Aeon. agar. bell. bry. cic.  hell. hyos.  laur. natr.-m.  op.
stram. veratr.  2) Calc. cann. carb.-veg.  caust. cham. coccul.
con. kal. magn.-m.  n.-vom. phos.-ac.  puis. rhab.  rhus.  sil.
veratr.
  c) When  stupefied:  1) Arn.  bell.  hell. hyos. laur. n.-vom.
op.  phos. phos.-ac.  plat.  rhus.  stram.  veratr.  2)  Ars. bry.
calc. camph. cic. con. cupr. laur. natr.-m. n.-mosch. puis. rhab.
sabad. sabin. stann. staph, sulph. verb.
  d) When there is  loss of consciousness : 1) Arn. bell. hyos.
n.-vom.   op.   phos.-ac.  plat. rhus. stram. veratr.   2) Baryt.
camph. cic. cupr.  hell.  kal. mur.-ac. natr.-m. n.-mosch. phosph.
puis.
  § 5.   See:  Headache, Apoplexy, Congestion, Ac
  CONSTIPATION.  §  1.  This is  a mere  symptom,  the
cure of which requires a remedy corresponding to the totality
of the  symptoms  characterizing the morbid state.  Principal
remedies: 1) ^Escul.-hip. bry. calc. chelon. collin. hydrast. iris.
lach. lye natr.-m. n.-vom. op. plumb, podoph. sep.  sil. staph.
sulph. veratr.   2) Aletr. alum. bapt. bell. cann. canth. carb.-v.
caust. chimap. cimicif. con. evonym. gels, greq/h. hedeom. kal.
kreas. mere mitchel. nitr.-ac. phos. plat. puis. sass. stann. sulph.-
ac.  zinc.
  § 2.   To obtain immediate relief, give: 1)  iEse bry. n.-
vom.  podoph. op. or, 2) Cann.  collins. hydrast. lach. mgt.-arc.
mere. plat. puis, sulph.
  For habitual  constipation,  costiveness, give : bry.  calc.
caust. con. graph, lach. lye sep. sulph.
  § 3.   Constipation of persons who lead a sedentary life,
requires: 1) bry. n.-vom. sulph.  2)  lye op. plat.
  Constipation of drunkards:  Calc. lach. n.-vom. op. sulph.
  Constipation resulting from the abuse of cathartics or  set-
ting in after diarrheea : n.-vom. op.   2) ant. lach. ruta.
  Constipation of old people,  or alternating with diarrheea:
1) Ant,  op.  phos.  2) Bry. lach. rhus. ruta. 
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  Constipation of pregnant females:  1) N.-vom. op. sep.  2)
Alum. bry. lye—and of lying in females :  Ant. bry. n.-vom.
plat.
  Constipation of infants at the breast:  1) Bry.  n.-vom.  op.
2) Alum, lye sulph. verat.
  Constipation brought on by travelling in  a carriage:  1)
Plat.  2) Alum, mgt.-arc op.
  Constipation from poisoning with lead:  Alum. op. plat.
  § 4.  For constipation with ineffectual urging:   1) Caps.
con. lach. lye mere n.-vom. sep.  sulph.  2) Arn.  bell. calc.
carb.-v. caust.  cocc. graph,  ign. kal. natr.  natr.-m. nitr.-a.
puis.  sil.  staph, verat.  zinc.  3) iEsc.-hip. hydrast. phytol.
podoph.
  Constipation without the least desire, as from inactivity of
the boAvels :  1) Alum. chin. hep. kal.  natr.-m. n.-vom. staph.
thuj.  veratr.  2) Anac. arn. bry.  carb.-v. cocc.  graph, ign.
lye  magn.-m.  natr.  n.-mosch. op. petr. rhod. ruta. sep. sil.
sulph.  3) Collins, gels, hydrast. pod.
   When  the faeces are very hard:  1) Amm. ant. bry. calc
carb.-v. con. guaj.  lach. magn.-m. op. plumb,  sep.  sil. sulph.
2) Alum, carb.-a. caust. kal. lye. magn.-c. mgt.-arc.  mere, n.-
vom. petr. rhus. ruta spong. staph, sulph.-ac. thuj.   3) iEse-
hip.
   When lumpy, like sheep's dung:  1) Alum, magn.-m. mere
op. sep. sil.  sulph.   2) Amm. baryt. carb.-a. caust. graph, kal.
lach. mang. n.-vom. petr.  plumb, stann. sulph.-ac. thuj. verb.
   When too large: 1) Bry. calc. kal. mgt.-arc.  n.-vom.  2)
Aur. graph, ign. magn.-m. mere, stann. sulph..ac. thuj. verat.
zinc.
   When  too thin:  Caust. graph, hyosc mere, mur.-ac. natr
puis. sep. staph.
   When  too scanty-. 1) Alum. arn. calc. graph, lye magn.-m.
natr. n.-vom.  sep. sil. sulph.  2) Ars. baryt.  cham.  chin. lach.
ruta. stann. staph,  zinc.
   § 5.  Particular indications :
   JEsculus-hip.  Constant  urging to stool; ineffectual ef-
forts to stool; difficult hard stool, followed by burning  and
constriction of the rectum; very hard and dry stool, followed
by colicky  pains  ia umbilicus  and  severe  cutting pains in
 ano ; stools very large, hard and difficult Avith feeling of pro-
 lapsus  ani; desire  of  a passage from the  bowels without
 result;  excessive  dryness of  the rectum, with  feeling of
 heat; worse Avhen getting up after sitting.
   Alumina :  The rectum is inactive; bowels move only by 
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CONSTIPATION.
straining the abdominal muscles; stools very hard, knotty and
scanty ; ailments from lead.
   A.mm.-mur :  Hard ste>e>ls ; crumbling to pieces when evacuat-
ed ;  requiring great efforts to expel them, folloAved by soft st ool.
   Baptisia :  Constipation Avith  torpor  of  the  liver and
haemorrhoids.
   Bryonia :  Especially in summer, suitable to persons, who
are  disposed  to  rheumatism, or Avhen the constipation was
caused by  disordered stomach, -with disposition to feel chilly,
congestion of  blood to the head, headache ; irritable mood,
disposition  to  be  angry; taciturn;  generally  suitable to
vehement persons.
   Calc-carb: Hard, large, partially undigested stools; after
stool feeling of faintness; oozing of fluid  from the rectum,
smelling like herring-brine; restless sleep towards morning.
   Capsicum:  After drinking urging to stool, but only slime
is  passed ;  feeling of heat in the abdomen.
   Collinsonia : Constipation Avith a good deal of flatulence;
sluggish stool, with distention ofthe abdomen, heat and itch-
ing ofthe anus ; habitual costiveuess.
   Hydrastis :  Constipation  stands alone without any other
ailment or  is itself the cause of all other existing ailments.
   Iris-versicolor :  Constipation  succeeded by  thin,  watery
diarrheea.
   Lachesis :  Obstinate  constipation, with pressure in the
stomach and ineffectual attempts at eructations.
   Mercurius :  The constipation  is accompanied with bad
taste in the mouth,  painful  gums, but no loss of appetite,
(give Staph., if Merc, should  not suffice.)
   Natr.-mur :  Obstinate  constipation, Avhen  all  action of
the bowels seems lost.
   Nux-vomica:  Suitable to hypochondriac  and haemorrhoi-
dal persons ; the constipation Avas caused by eating too much
or by deranging the stomach, Ac.   Symptoms :  loss of appe-
tite,  nausea, distention of the abdomen, Avith  pressure anel
heaviness;  heat, especially in the face; congestion of blood
to the head, headache ;  inability to work;  disturbed sleep,
oppression, cardialgia, ill-humor;  sensation as if the  anus
were closed or  narrower than  usual, Avith frequent ineffectual
urging.
   Opium :  Sensation, as if the anus Avere closed, but Avithout
any  great urging; beating and sensation of heaviness in the
abdomen;  cardialgia, dry mouth, loss of appetite, congestion
of blood to the head, headache, red face, Ac. 
CONSTITUTION.
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  Phytolacca :  Constipation  of long standing;  continual
inclination to go to stool;  hard stools ;  burning distress in
the  umbilical  region; Avind passes the boAvels constantly,
of a very fetid nature;  pain  in the umbilical region  with
desire for stool.
  Platixa :  The patient  is only able to pass  small lumps
with tenesmus  and creeping at the anus after every evacua-
tion ; chill Avith sensation of weakness in the abdomen ;  con-
strictive  pain  in the  abdomen Avith  pressure, pain in the
stomach  and ineffectual attempts at eructation.
  Plumbum : Stools consisting  of small, hard balls; constric-
tion and  draAving up of the anus ; frequent  violent colic;
drawing in of the abdomen, in  the region of the navel.
  Podophyllum : Constipation  Avith headache and flatulence;
hard  and  dry  faeces,  voided Avith  difficulty ; alternation of
constipation and  diarrhoea  ;  hard stool, coated Avith yellow,
tenacious mucus.  Morning aggravation of all the intestinal
symptoms, Aveakness and soreness ofthe back.
  Pulsatilla :   Suitable for constipation  produced by de-
rangement ofthe stomach in consequence of eating too much
fat; chilliness, peevish and  taciturn.
  Selexium : Stool so hardand impacted, that it has to be re-
moved by mechanical aid ;  the feeces contain threads of faecal
matter like hair.
  Sepia : Suitable to females or to rheumatic individuals, or
AArhen sulph. and n.-vom. are insufficient;  unsuccessful urging
to stool,  Avith sensation in the rectum,  as of a lump) having
lodged in it.
  Sulphur :  Habitual costiveness,  especially suitable  after
n.-vom.,  to  hypochondriac and haemorrhoidal  persons; fre-
quent, but ineffectual urging to stool,  with incarceration of
flatulence, maiaise,  distention  of the  abdomen, inability to
perform any mental labor.
  § 6.  Should these remedies not prove sufficient,  select a
remedy in accordance Avith the  general state ofthe patient.
  CONSTITUTION, age, sex, axd temperament.
  The following  classification of remedies agreeably to con-
stitution,  sex, Ac, is, of course imperfect, and many reme-
dies Avhich have been  omitted in the various paragraphs, may
have to be supplied after a  little more observation.  Never-
theless, an intelligent physician will find the attempted clas-
sification of service, Avere it only to confirm the selection of
a remedy, or to decide him in favor  of one remedy among
several doubtful ones. 
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COXSTITUTION.
   §  2.  Premising all this, avc  -will give the preference,  a*"
respects age and sex :
   a)  For the male sex, to :  1)  Aeon. alum. aur. bry. canth.
carb.-veg.  chin.  clem. coff. coloc.  dig. euphorb. graph, ign.
kal. magn.-arct. magn.-m. mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n -vom.
op. phos.  rhus. sil. staph, sulph. zinc.   2)  Agar. alum. anac.
ant, ars. baryt. caps, carb.-an. caust. coloc con. hep.  lach. lye
mosch. mur.-ae par. petr. phos.-ac. plumb, puis, seneg. stann.
sulph.-ac. thuj.  veratr.
  b) For  the female sex,  to: 1) Aeon. amb. amm.-m. asa.
bell. cham.  chin. cic. con. croc. hyos. ign. magn.-c. niagn.-m.
mosch. n.-mosch. plat. puis. rhus.  sabin. sep. stann.  val.   2)
Alum. amm. arn. borax, calc.  caust  cocc.  ferr.  graph,  hell.
ftep.  kal.  lye  mere  n.-vom.  phosph. ruta.  sabad.  sec. spig.
stram. sulph. thuj. veratr. zinc.
  c) For children: 1) Aeon, bell  bry.  calc.  cham. coff.  hep.
ign.  ipec.  lye mere n. mosch. rhab. sil.  sulph.  2) Amb. ars.
aur.  baryt.  borax, bry.  canth. chin. cin. elros. hep.  magn.-c.
n.-vom. puis. rhus. ruta. spong. stann. staph, sulph.-ac. veratr.
viol.-tr.
  d)  For young  people:  Aeon.  bell.  bry. lach. anel many
others.
  e) For  old people: Amb. aur. baryt. con. op. sec.
  §  3.  As respects constitution:
  a) For blond persons of lux fibre,  to :  Bell. calc. caps. cham.
clem. con. coccul. dig. graph, hyos. lach. lye mere rhus. sil.
sulph.
  b) For  dark-complexioned, Avith  rigid fibre : Aeon. anac.
arn. ars.  bry.  kal. natr.-m. nitr-ac. n.-vom. plat.  puis. sej).
staph, sulph.
   e) For bilious individuals :  1) Aeon.  bry. cham. chin, coc-
cul.  mere, n -vom. puis.  2) Ant. ars.  asa. asar.  cann. coloc.
daphn. dig.  ign. ipec. lach. sec. staph, sulph. tart.
   d)  For nervous persons:  1) Aeon,  baryt. bell. chin. con.
cupr. ign. magn.-arct. mere natr n.-vom. phos. plat.  puis. sil.
stann. sulph. val. viol.-od.   2)  Alum. ars. carb.-veg. cham. dig.
graph, hep.  hyos. laur.  lye natr.-m. n.-mosch. phos.-ae rhus.
sabin. sep. stram.  teucr.
   e) For jjlethorie individuals.  See Plethora.
   f)  For lym/dadic individuals:  1)  Bell.  calc. carb.-veg.
chin, lye mere natr.-m. nit.-ac.  phos. puis. sep. sil. sulph.  2)
Amm. arn. ars. baryt. dulc. ferr. graph, kal. petr. rhus. thuj.
   g) For bloated^  spongy persons:  Amm. ant. ars. asa. bell. 
CONTRACTION OF MUSCLES.--CORNS.          145
(
(
 calc caps. cupr. ferr. hell. kal. lach. mere. puis. rhus. seneg.
 spig. sulph.
   h) For slender individuals: Amb. n.-vom. phos. sep.
   i) For thin, lean subjects:  1) Amb.  ars. bry. chin, graph.
 lach. mere,  natr.-m. n.-vom. stann.  sulph.   2)  Ant. baryt.
 cham.  clem.  cupr.  ferr. ign. ipec. lye mere nitr.-ac. phos.
 plumb, puis. sec. sil. staph, veratr.
   k) For fat, large persons: Ant. bell. calc.  caps. cupr. ferr.
 graph, lye puis,  sulph.
   1) For weakly, cachectic individuals: 1)  Arn.  calc. chin.
 natr.-m. n.-vom. phos.-ac. sulph.  veratr.  2) Ars. carb.-veg.
 lach. mere phos. sec. sep. Ac.
   $ 4.   As respects temperament and disposition:
   a) For choleric, vehement individuals: Aeon. ars. aur. bry.
 carb.-veg.  caust. hep.  kal. lye.  magn.-aust. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
 n.-vom. phos. plat. sep. sulph.
   b) For  bland dispositions:  Amb.  bell,  calad. cic. coccul.
 ign. lye magn.-arct. puis. sil. sulph.
   c) For jMegmatic individuals: Bell. caps. chin. lach. mere
 natr. natr.-m. mez. puis, seneg.
   d) For lively dispositions: Aeon. ars. cham. nitr.-ac. n-vom.
 Ac.
   e) For melancholy persons:  Aeon.  aur.  bell. bry.  calc.
 chin, graph, ign. lye  natr.-m. plat. puis. rhus. strain, sulph.
 veratr.
   f) For  sensitive people:  Ars. ant. calc canth.  coff. con.
 cupr. ign. lach. lye. n -vom. phos. plat,  sabad.
   CONTRACTION OF MUSCLES, Induration.
   The principal remedies for this affection, AATiich is generally
 connected Avith rheumatic or arthritic ailments, are :  1) Amm.
 amm.-m. caust. coloc. graph,  lach.  natr. natr.-m. puis. rhus.
 sep. sulph.   2) Baryt. carb.-an. carb.-veg. con. lye. n.-vom.
   See :  Gout and Rheumatism.
   COPPER,  ill effects of, or Verdigris.
   For poisoning with large doses, Hering recommends: 1)
Albumen,  either Avith or Avithout water ; 2) Sugar, or Sugar-
 water ;  3)  Milk; 4)  Mucilaginous drinks; 5) Iron filings  dis-
solved in vinegar, and mixed with gum-water.
   The subsequent dynamic affections require: 1) Hep. n.-vom.;
or, 2) Aur. bell. chin, cocc dulc. ipec. mere.
   CORNS.
   §  1.  The  principal  remedies,  which,  indeed,   do  not
always cure, but palliate the pain, are :  1) Ant. calc sep. sil.
2) Amm, carb.-an. ign. petr. lye nitr.-ac. sulph.
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  $ 2.  a) For boring pains, give:  Borax, caust. natr. pirns.
  b) For  bur/iing\K\ins: Calc ign magn.-arct, petr. phos.-ac.
sep. sil. sulph.
  c) For  aching pains: Ant, graph, bry. phos. sep.
  d) For  iafiammation :  Lye seq>. sil.
  e) For  tearing pains :   Bry. lye.  magn.-m. natr.  sep. sil
sulph.
  f) For  stitching  pains:  Ant,  bry. calc. lye. natr. natr.-m.
rhus. sep.  sil. sulph. thuj.
  g) Yor pain gemVally : Bry. calc. lye n.-vom. phos. rhus.
sep. sil. sulph.
  h) For  soreness: Amb. graph,  ign.lye magn.-arct.  n.-vom.
rhus. sep.
  £ 3. See: Skin,  induraiion, thickening of  the.
  CORNEA,  diseases of the'. —Principal remedies: 1) Calc.
cann.  eon.  euphr.  puis, sulph.   2)  Ars. aur. chel. chin. cin.
he]), kal.-bi. lach. magn.-c. mere. natr. nitr.-ac. ruta. seneg. sep.
sil. spig.
  For Specks  give :  1) Calc. cann. canst, euphr hep. hydrast.
nitr.-ac. seneg. sil.  2) Ars. cin. kal.-bi. ruta.  sep. spig. sufjdi,
3) Aur. carb.-a. con. ]mis -nut.
  For Ulcers  and  Ckatrices:  1) Sulph. hep. sil.  2) Ars.
calc. kal.-bi. lach. mere natr.
  For Ptervgion :  Chrom. lach. op. plumb.
  For Orsouration  of the  ce>i:\EA:  1)  Calc. cann. caust.
euphr. magn.-c. puis,  sulph.  2) Chel. chin, hydrast.  nitr.-ac.
phos.
  For Fungus  nematodes:  1) Bell. calc.  lye. sep. sil.   2)
Carb.-a. sulph. thuj.
  For Staphyloma:  Apis. calc. euphr. lye sulph.
  Compare also : ophthalmia.
  COUGH, tussis.
  § 1.  Cough being, generally  speaking, a mere symptom,
it seems  impossible, to furnish  precise instructions  for the
treatment of every species  of cough. Nevertheless,  it may
not be  superfluous to mention  the principal  remedies  for
cough, provided the practitioner selects  his remedy  in ac-
cordance  with the general symptoms of the patient.
  Taken in this  sense, the principal remedies for cough are:
1) Aeon.  aral.  asclep. ars.  bell.  bry. calc. carb.-v. hep. ipec.
lob. lye.  lycopus  n.-vom. phos.  puis. rum.  sang. sep. stann.
stict. sulph.  2)  Ceras. cham. chin, cimicif. cin. con. dros. dulc.
eupat. gels, gnaph. ham. helon. hep. hyosc. ign. kal. lach. led.
leptan.  rhus sil. spong.   3) iEse-h. apoc. arn.  caps, caust. 
COUGH.
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 comoclad.  dioscor. euphr. op.  phos.-ac.  pod. phytol. squill.
 stann. staph, verat, verb.
   § 2.   For catarrhal cough:  1)  Aeon.  bell. bry.  cact.
 cham. cimic  mere n.-vom. puis.  rhus.  sulph.   2) Arn. ars.
 calc. caps, caust. chin. cin. dros. dulc. euphr. hydrast. hyosc.
 ign. ipec.  lach. phos. phos.-ac.  sep.  sil. spig. squill, stann.
 staph, stict. verat. verb.
   For cough accompanied  with vomiting or nausea, give :
 1) Bry.  carb.-v.  dros. ferr. hep. ipec.  n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2)
 JEsc-h.  calc.  chin,  kreas. lept. natr.-m'. sep. sil.  3) Lach.
 phos.-ac rhus.  sabad. tart, veratr.
   For nervous and spasmodic cough :  I)  Bry. carb.-v. cin.
 hyosc. ip>ec. n.-vom.  puis.  rum.  2)  Ambr. bell cupr. dros.
 ferr.  hep.  mgt.-arc. mere  sulph.  3)  Aeon. calc.  chin. con.
 ign. iod. kal. kreas. lact. natr.-m. nitr.-ac sep. sil.
   § 3.   For dry cough, without  expectoration:  Aeon
 arum. bell. bry. calc. cham. coff. hep. hyosc. ign. iris. ipec. lach.
 lachn. n.-vom. petr.phos. rum. sang. sep. spong. sulph.  2) Ant.
 arn. ars. cact. carb.-v. caust.  chin. cin. cupr. dros. iod. kreas.
 lye. mere, nitr.-ac- n.-mosch. plat. puis.  rhus. seneg. spig. squill.
 stann. staph.  3) iEse-hip.  asclep.-tub.  cact.  cimicif.  cist.
 gymnocl jugl. lachn. stict. zizia.
   For loose cough,  with expectoration :  Ars. bry. calc
 chin. iod. lye. phos. puis, seneg. sep.  sil. squill,  stann. sulph.
 2) Aeon. alum. anac. apoc-c arum. dros. dulc. eryng. euphat.-
 p.  ferr.  kal. lept. mere natr.-m. phos.-ac. ruta. senec. spong.
 staph,  stict. thuj. veratr. 3) Asclep.-syr. eryng. collins. eupat-
perf hepat. hydrast.
   For cough,  loose in the day-time,  dry at night:  Ars. calc.
 cham. graph, n.-vom. puis, sabad. sil. sulph.
   For cough,  with expectoration only in  the morning:  1)
Alum. amm. bry.  calc.  carb.-veg  ferr. hep. magn.-c. mang.
 natr.-m. phos. puis. sep. squill,  sulph.-ac.  2) Bell. kal. led. lye
mur.-ac.  natr. nitr.-ac. phos.-ac. sil.
   Expectoration only in the evening:  1)  Arn. cin. graph.  2)
 Calc. kal. lye.  mur.-ac nitr.  n.-vom. phos. ruta.  sep. stann.
   Expectoration only at night: Bell. calc. caust. hep. led. lye
sep.
   When it is impossible to throw off the detached substance:
Amb. arn. caust. kal. sep.
   § 4.   a) For bloody  expectoration :  1) Aeon. arn.  bry
 calc. ferr.  ipec lye. nitr.-ac. phos.  sulph.  2) Ars. bell. chin.
 con. croc. dros. dulc. hep. hyos.  laur. led.  mere. nitr. rhus
 sabin. sec. sep. sill, squill, sulph.-ac. 
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   b) For blood-streaked expectoration, or mucus mixed with
 blood:  1) Ars. bry. chin. ferr.  phos.  sabin. sep.  2) Aeon
 arn.  bell, borax, iod. ipec.  laur. lye magn.-c.  op.  sulph.-ac
 zinc.
   c)  For purulent expectoration:  1)  Calc.  carb.-veg. chin.
 con.  kal.  lye.  natr. nitr.  phos. sej). sil.  staph, sulph.   2) Ars.
 bell,  carb.-an.  dros.  ferr. hep.  mere nitr.-ac. phos.-ac. puis.
 rhus. stann.
   d)  For jelly-like expectoration, or resembling boiled starch,
 Ac.:  Arg. baryt, chin. dig. ferr. laur.
   e)  Frothy expectoration:  Ars. ferr. op.  phos. puis, see sil.
   f)  Mucous expectoration:  Ars. bry. calc. chin. lye. phos.
 puis,  stann. sulph.   2) Amm. arg. baryt, bell, carb.-veg. cin.
 dulc. iod. kreos. lach.  magn.-m. nitr.-ac  n.-mosch. ruta.  staph.
 thuj.
   g)  Fetid  expectoration:  1) Calc. natr.  sil. sulph.  2) Ars.
 con. graph, guaj. lye.  magn.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. sep. stann.
   h)  Watery  expectoration,  or of thin mucus:  Arg. carb.-
 veg. chain, chin. ferr. graph,  lach. lye.  magn -c. mere,  stann
 sulph.
   i) Tenacious expectoration: 1)  Ant. ars.  bell. bov. carb.-
 veg. seneg. sil.   2) Alum. anac.   cann. cham. chin. dulc. ferr.
 iod. kal.  magn.-e  magn.-m.  lach. mere. mez. phoa-ac. rhus.
 spong. zinc.
   § 5.   a)   Yellow expectoration:  1)  Bry. calc. carb.-veg.
 dros.  kreos. phos. puis, stann. staph, thuj.   2)  Aeon, amm.-m
 ars. lye.  mang. mere. natr. nitr.-ac. ruta. sej). spong.
   b)  Gray expectoration: 1) Amb. ars. lye sep.  2)  Anac.
 arg. chin, kreos. lach.  magn.-m. n.-vom. thuj.
   c)  Greenish  expectoration: 1)  Ars. carb.-veg.  magn.-c.
 ye puis, stann.  2) Borax, colch.  led. mang. natr. phos. sil.
 thuj.
   d)  Beddish, not bloody expectoration: Bry. squill.
   e) Blackish expectoration: Chin, lye n.-vom. rhus.
   f)  Whitish  expectoration: 1) Arg. carb.-veg. kreos. lye.
phos.  sep. sulph.  2) Aeon. amm,-m. carb.-an. chin. cin. cupr.
ferr. rhus. sil.
   § 6.  a) For bitter  expectoration:  1) Ars.  cham.  mere.
n.-vom. puis.   2) Arn. bry. canth. dros. nitr.-ac. sep.
   b) Foul expectoration: Arn.  bell,  carb.-veg.  cham. con.
cupr. ferr. puis. sep. stann.
   c) Salt expectoration:   1) Ars.  lye  natr.  phos. pula sep.
2) Alum. amb.  baiyt. calc. chin. dros. graph, magn.-c magn.-
m. mere, n.-vom. samb. sil.  sulph. 
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   d)  Sour  expectoration:  1)  Calc. n.-vom. phos.  2) Bell.
cham. chin. hep. kal. magn.-m.  plumb,  puis, sulph.
   e)  Musty expectoration :  Borax.
   f)  For expectoration tasting  like  old catarrhal mucus:
Bell.  puis, sulph.
   g)  For sweetish  expectoration: Calc.  phos.  2)  Kreos.
kal. lach.  magn.-c. n.-vom. puis. samb. squill, stann. sulph.
   h)  For expectoration tasting like tobacco : Puis.
   i)  For  expectoration having an offensive taste:  1)  Ars.
dros.  mere  puis.   2) Calc. ferr. ipec. lach. natr.-m. sep.
   k)  For other kinels of taste,  compare Taste. '
   § 7.  a)  For rackixg, exhausting cough ; 1) Ars. bell.
lach.  lob.-inf. mere,  n-vom. puis, stann.  sulph.   2) Anac.
carb-v. gymnocl. hyosc ign. lye sol.  3) Caust. chin. con.
cupr.  graph, ipec. kal. phos.  rum. rhus. squill.
   b)  For suffocative  cough : 1)  Arum. chin.  cin. cupr.
dros.  ipec. op. sil.   2) bry. carb-v. con. hep. n-vom. puis.  sep.
sulph.  3) Ars. carb-a.  caust. cham. lach. mgt-arc n-mosch.
samb. tart.
   c)  For  hoarse deep cough : 1) carb-v. cin. hep. ign, mere
n-vom. stann. sticta.  2) aeon.  ambr. apoc. ars. carb-a.  caust.
kreas. lye nitr-ac. phytol.  samb. verat.  verb.
   d)  For hollow barking  cough : 1) Aeon. bell. bry. dros.
hep.  nitr-a. spong. staph.   2)  caust.  cin.  ign. kreas.. phos.
samb. spig.
   e)  For panting wheezing cough :  1)  cin. dros.  2) bell.
carb-v. con. cupr.  dulc hyosc. ipec. phos. puis. rum. spong.
verat.  3) Aeon. ambr.  arum. chin, kreas. lye  rhus.
   f) For  titillating  cough:  1)  Aeon.  ars. cham. dros.
iod. ipec.  lach.  natr-m. n-vom. phos. phytol. puis. rum. sep.
staph.  2) Amm. bell, carb-a. caust. cimicif. con. eryng. gels.
ham.  nitr. sil. spong. stann. verat.
   g)  For crowing cough : 1)  Chin. cin. dros. dulc. samb.
spong.  2)  Aeon. hep.
   h)  For  spasmodic cough : 1) bell. bry.  carb-v. chin. dros.
hyosc. ipec.  n-vom. puis. 2)  Ambr. comoclad. cupr. ferr. hep.
mgt-arc. mere  sulph.   3)  Aeon. calc. chin. con. ign. iod.  kal.
kreas. natr-m. sep. sil. verat.
   i) For  short hacking cough:  1)  Aeon.  ars. coff. lach.
mere natr-m.  n-vom. sulph.   2)  Alum.  bry. caust. chin.
eupat. graph, ham. hep. ign.  kreas. lye  nitr-a. phytol. pod.
puis. rhus. sep.  spong. squill, stann. sulph-ac.
   k)  For  cough,  as if from the  vapors  of sulphur or from 
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 feather dust in the throat: 1) Ars. chin. ign. puis.  2) Amm.
 calc, cin. teucr.
   § 8.  a)  For cough coming on in the evening, give : 1)
 Ars. calc. cajis. carb-a. carb-v. elros. hep.  kreas. mere natr-m.
 nitr-ac. petr. puis, stann.  2)  Amm.  cham. con. eupat-p. kal.
 lach. lye.
   b)  At night in bed:   1) Aeon.  amm.  ars. baryt. bell. calc.
 caps,   chain, cimicif. dros.  eryng. graph, hyosc  kal.  mere
 natr-m. n-vom. petr. jntls. rum. saug.sv\>. sil. sticta. 2) Anac.
 arn. carb-a. carb-v. caust  chin. cocc. coff. colch. eeunoclad.
 hep. ip. kreas. Igc. mgt-arc. magn-m. phos. ruta. sulph. verb.
 3)  eupat-perf. lachn. rumex. zyzia.
   c) In the morning:  Alum. ars. bry. calc caust. chain.
 chin.  dros.  iod.  kal. lachn. lye natr-m.  n-vom.  phos. phyt.
 puis. rhus. sil. sulph.
   d) After a meal:  Ars.  bell. bry. calc. carb-v.  china, ferr.
 hep. lach. n-vom. phos. puis. sang. sil. staph, sulph.
   e) After  drinking : Aeon.  ars.  bry." chin. dros. hep.  lach.
 phos. squill.
   f) In the open air : 1) Ars. nitr. phos. sulph. sulph-ac.  2)
 Alum. ipec.  mgt-arc. rhus. seneg.
   g) In the cold, in cold air, and after taking a cold drink :
 Amm-m.  ars. caust. cimicif.  hep.  ij>ec  phos. sil. squill.  2)
 carb-v. dulc. nitr-ac.  sabad. sep.
   h) During exercise :   1) Ars. bry.  chin. dros. ferr.  lach.
 n-vom. phos. sil. stann.  2)  Hep. natr-m.
   i) When, laughing, talking, singing, reading (motions
 ofthe chest): Cimicif. chin, comoclad. lach. n-vom. phos. puis.
 stann.  2) Anac.  baryt.  caust. dros. mang.  mere  mur-ae
natr-m. sil.  3) hepat.-myric.
   k) When ly-ing, going off again when raising one's self
 or rising from a seat: 1) Ilyosc mez puis. rhus. sabad. sulph.
 2) Con. ipec. nitr-ac. phos. sep. sil.—When lying on the back:
 Amm-ni. kal-bi. natr-m.  phos.—during sleep :  Ars.  calc.
 chain, lach.
   § 9.  a) For cough, affecting the head,  and  causing
 pain in the head: 1)  Bell. bry. calc. caust. natr-m. n-vom.
 rum. sang, sulph.  2)  Alum.  ambr.  anac. caps, carb-v. hop.
 lach. lye mere phos. sep. squill.  3) Asclep-tub.
   b) The face gets  red  and blue during the paroxysms:
 Aeon. bell. cin. con.  cupr. ip>ec kal. n-vom. op.  sil.
   c) With pains in  the throat:  1) Aeon, carb-v. hep. kal.
 mere, natr-m. n-vom. phos. spong.   2) Ars. calc. caust  chin 
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lye. nitr-ac. phytol.  3) Arum, asclep-syr., and tub. bapt. cact.
cimicifie cist, eryng. hydr.
  d)  Producing nausea and vomiting:  1) Bry. carb-v. dros.
ferr. hep. ij)ec. lob. n-vom. puis,  sulph.  2)  Calc. chin. kal.
kreas. natr-m.  sep. sil.  Aerat.  3) lach. phos-ac. pod. rhus.
sabad. tart.
  e)  With pain in the region of the stomach and hypochon-
dria : 1)  Bry. dros. lach. n-vom. phos.  2) ambr. amm. ars.
hep. lye. nitr-ac. sep. sulph.
  f )  With pressure  through the abdominal ring,  as  if
hernia Avould protrude : 1)  mgt-arc n-vom. sulph.  2) cocc.
natr-m. sil. verat.
  g)  With pressure on the bladder, and causing the urine
to spirt out: 1) Caust. natr-m. phos.  squill,  verat. zinc.  2)
Ant. caps, colch. kreas. puis, staph, sulph.
  h)  Affecting the chest : 1) Aeon. bell. bry. lye.phos. puis.
sulph.  2) Amm.  arn.  ars. bor. calc. carb-v. caust. dros. kal.
mang. mere nitr. nitr-ac. petr. sep. squill.
  i)  With ARREST OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING:  1) Al'S.
cupr. ipec. op. sil.  tart.   2) aeon. bell, carb-a. carb-v.  cic. con.
hep. kreas. lach. mgt-arc. natr-m. n-mosch. n-vom. puis. sang.
sep. sil. squill.
  k)  With  stitches in the  side: Aeon. bry. phos.  squill.
sulph.  2) ambr. chin, verat.
  1) When the paroxysms arouse the emotions,  as  anger,
Ac:  1) asar. bell.  2)  arn. cham. tart.—With crying: arn.
bell. cin. hep.  2) samb. tart.
  §  10.   Compare: Asthma, croup, angina pectoris, pleuri-
tis, whooping-cough,  influenza,  bronc/iitis, laryngitis, pneu-
monia, phthisis, pulmonalis,  <&c.
  Cramp in the calves: Although a mere symptom,  yet it
is sometimes so distressing, that it requires a special treatment.
Principal  remedies are: 1)  cham. cupr. rhus. sulph. verat.
2) calc. camph. caust. coloc. euphr. lye natr. nitr-ac.  sec sep.
sil.   3) alum. ambr.  anac. chin.  con. ferr. graph, ign. mgt-
aus. n-vom. phos. puis.  spig. stann. staph.
  CROUP.  Angina membranacea.
  § 1.  The best remedies are:  Aeon, sjoong. hep. in Avater,
a tablespoonful every hour or half hour.
  Aconite: During the inflammatory period,  should be con-
tinued as long as the following symptoms are present:  great
nervous  and vascular excitement, burning  heat Avith  thirst,
dry and short cough, short and hurried,  but not yet wheez-
ing or saAving respiration.  Cough and loud  breathing dor- 
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ing exjiiration, but not during inspiration. Every ex/u'ration
ends  with  a hoarse hacking cough;  the child is in agony,
impatient,  throws itself about.
  Sponcta.   The above symptoms are less, but the charac-
teristic symptoms of croup remain, or these symptoms exist
from the commencement:  rough, crowing or barking cough,
or dry cough, Avith  difficult  expectoration of scanty mucus ;
slow,  loud,  wheezing and sawing breathing, or suffocative
fits Avith inability  to  breathe,  except Avith the head bent
backwards.   The cough sounds like  a saAV driven through a
pine board,  each cough corresponding te> a thrust ofthe saw ;
saAving sound also during remission ;  Avorse in the evening.
  IIepar.  The cough  has become less after Spongia, but  the
air-passages  remains clogged;  or the croup symptoms are
atteneleel Avith rattling of mucus from the ceunmencement,
the cough is moist, Avith little  difficulty of breathing and slight
nervous or  vascular excitement;  the rattling choking cough
gets Avorse, particularly in the  morning  part  ofthe night;
after exposure to cold Avest Avind.
  $ 2.  Other remedies are :
  Belladonna :  if  the cough is hoarse, causing the face to
flush and the eyes to become  red.
  Bromine :  Sj/asm  of the larynx ;  suffocative   cough;
hoarse,  whistling,  crouj/y sound with great effort ;  rattling
wheezing;  gasping,  imj/edeel by re.y/iration ;  heat  of  the
face; formation  of a false membrane  in  the larynx and
trachea;  much rattling in the larynx, Avhen coughing. (After
Spongia.)
  Iodine: Pains in  the chest and larynx, the child grasps
these  parts Avith his hands.   Paleness and  coldness of the
face in very  fleshy  children ; the voice  has  a deep, hoarse,
rough sound.  (After IIepar.)
  Kal.-bichrom. :  Croup  Avith  exj/eetoration  of   tough,
stringy mucus,  inflamed fauces;  hoarseness;  Avorsemornim*".
  Lachesis :  This  remedy has  cured far advanced and ap-
parently hopeless cases, indicated especially by very distress-
ing aggravation  after sleep, as if  the  child were  dying ;
commencing paralysis ofthe lungs.
  Phosphorus : When a hoarseness remains after croup with
tendency to relapse; combination with bronchitis.
  Tartaeus-em. : There is a  sound,  as if a large quantity of
mucus were in the bronchical tubes, but none is expectorated.
Apparent danger of suffocation;  paralytic state ofthe lungs;
lace cold, bluish, covered with cold perspiration. 
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   § 3.  For  the rough and  barking cough, which some-
 times sets  in  a few days previous to the attack of croup,
 give : cham. chin, cimicif. cin.  dros. hyosc. n.-vom. veratr.
   For croup with asthma millari :  Samb. mosch. or lob.
 sang.
   In desperate cases give: 1) Mosch. phos.  2) Cham. cupr.
 lach.  3) Brom. iod. kal.-bi. kaolin. 4) Apis.
   For laryngitis, hoarseness and catarrhal affections
 remaining after croup,  give:  1)  Hep. phos.   2) Arn. bell.
 carb.-v. dros. rum. stilling.
   For the disposition  to croup :  Lycopod. or Phosphorus
 has been recommended.
   Cyanosis.   Bigitalis is said to have  cured this disease.
 Bachesis has been recommended.   It is incurable, when de-
 pending  upon  an organic affection ofthe heart;  Baurocera-
 sus ought to be tried.
   For symptomatic cyanosis,  not depending  upon organic
 affection (as in cholera), are  recommended : 1) Aeon, camph.
 carb.-v.  cupr.  dig.  lach. op. veratr.  2)  Arn. ars. aur. bell.
 mere  natr.-m.  n.-vom.  phos. puis. rhus. samb. sec. sil. spong.
   Cystitis, inflammation ofthe bladder :
   The best  remedies are: 1) Aeon, camph.cann. canth. dig.
 n.-vom. puis,   or  2) calc. cauloph. chimaph.  collins. erig.
 eupat.-p. gal. gels, graph, hydrast. hyosc. kal. lye mez. polyg.
 senec.  sep. sulph.  3) Apis. arn. ars. verat.-v.
   Aconitum:  violent fever Avith thirst, frequent  and violent
 urging to urinate, with no discharge or only a few drops of
 dark,  red and turbid  or bloody urine;  painfulness  of  the
 region ofthe bladder, Avhen touching it, Avith increase ofthe
 pains during micturition.  (After Aeon, give Cann.
   Belladoxxa : rapid sinking of strength, the region of the
 bladder  is very sensitive to the touch;  the urine hot and
 fiery red ; clear at first,  but soon becoming turbid on stand-
 ing  and depositing  a  copious, slimy,  bright-red, bran-like
 sediment.
   Camphora:  when the disease is caused by abuse of Can-
 tharides, in  whatever  shape  they may have been used; or
 for complete  suppression of urine, slow and thin  stream,
 burning in the  urethra and bladder.
   Caxnabis : frequently after Aconite,  for complete suppres-
 sion of urine, or for urging to urinate,  especially at night
 with burning  pain, or  drops of bloody urine;  gonorrhoeal
inflammation.
   Caxtharides :  vomiting and nausea;  great  thirst,  but 
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drinking or  even the sight of Avater increases the pain ; fre-
quent  small  pulse;  violent  tenesmus  and  burning in the
bladder;  violent, but ineffectual urging  to urinate,  Avith
drop-discharge ofa saturated dark urine, stinging and burning
pains in the region ofthe bladder, before and after micturi-
tion  or cutting pains from  the kidneys to the bladder ; the
abdomen  is  distended and  painful to contact,  especially in
the region  ofthe bladder.
  Chimaphila:  copious  discharge  of clear limpid  urine;
frequent and profuse urination ;  urging to urinate after void-
ing urine ;  pressing fullness in the region ofthe bladder.   It
causes mucous sediment to el i so//pear from the urine.
  Digitalis : the neck of the bladder is principally affected
with retention  of urine and  constrictive pain in the bladder,
or frequent and painful urging to urinate, with discharge of
a feAV drops of dark-red anel turbid urine.
  Dulcaaiara : for chronic affections ofthe bladder, constant
urging to urinate, painful pressing down in the region ofthe
bladder and urethra; drop discharge of urine with mucous
sediment or  mixed  with bloody  lumps.   (After dulc, kal.
or phos. is sometimes suitable.)
  Erigeron :  dysuria in teething children; the  children
cry  on voieling urine, the  calls for which are frequent;  in-
creased secretion of urine, having a very  strong odor; vesi-
cal irritation from calculi.
  Eupatorium-purjvtreum:  constant  desire to  pass Avater
accompanied by a cutting, aching  pain in the bladder; most
excruciating smarting and burning  in  the urethra upon void-
ing the urine ; passes a tew drops at a time and is obliged to
make the effort very often.
  Kali-carb. : violent cutting  and  tearing in the bladder,
neck ofthe bladder and  urethra;  less urine and fiery, with
a good deal of ineffectual urging.
  Nux-vom. :  frequent urging  to  urinate with violent pains
during and after micturition,  which is very  scanty ; burning
pain in the  urethra, bladder and kidneys;  contractive pain
in the urethra after urinating ; is suitable to patients Avho use
a great deal of spirits, and who  suffer  with haemorrhoids.
  Phosphorus :  retention of urine as if there were an ob-
stacle in the urethra Avith pain in the abdomen Avhen the last
drops  are  discharged ;  contractive  pain  in  the bladder, or
stitches from the neck of the bladder to the anus.
  Polygonum-!*. : painful cutting and  feeling of strangulation
at the neck  of the  bladder, while  urinating, lasting a lou<* 
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time after; pains in the  bladder;  frequent and profuse dis
charge of clear,  Avhite or  straw-colored urine.
  Pulsatilla :  the urging to urinate is attended by aching,
burning and cutting pains in the region of the bladder ;  heat
and redness ofthe region and sometimes complete suppression
of urine;  or  scanty painful discharge of slimy urine, or of
bloody urine with purulent sediment.
  Sulphur: in  obstinate cases,  the urine is mixed Avith mucus
or blood,  burning  in the urethra after micturition.  (After
sulph.,  calc. is frequently suitable, especially  when the dis-
ease is caused by suppression of haemorrhoids; if the burning
pains do not yield to calc, give ars. or carbo.-veg.
  See:  Hematuria,  urinary difficulties, ischuria,  nephritis
and nephralgia.
  CYSTOPLEGIA:  Principal remedies :  ars. dulc. lach. or
aeon. bell. cic. hyosc. lauroc. mgt.-aus.
  For paralysis ofthe bladder itself:  Ars. hell. laur.
  For paralysis  ofthe neck ofthe  bladder: 1)  Ars-  dulc.
hyosc.  2)  Aeon, bell- cic. hell.  lach. laur. mgt.-aus.
  CYSTOSPASM: the best remedies are:  Asa. caps.  clem.
phos-ac puis- sass. sep. ter-
  DEADNESS of single  parts, a mere symptom,  which in
conjunction Avith other symptoms,  frequently points to: 1)
Calc  chel- con- lye n-vom. phos. puis- rhus- sec- sulph-  2)
Ant. mere- natr.-m. sil- stann. thuj. zinc.,  Ac.
  DEBILITY,  asthenia:
   § 1.   In many cases  a mere symptom,  Avhich disappears
Avith the  general  disease.   Sometimes,  hoAvever, it arises
from losses of  animal   fluids,   sexual excesses and  violent
acute diseases and requires  special treatment. Principal re-
medies are: 1) Ars. carb.-v. chin. ipec. n.-vom. phos.phos.-ac.
staph, sulph. veratr.  2) Aeon, alet -far. aral. amm. arn. baryt.
calc. camph.  caust. chelon.  cocc.  cornus. ferr. graph, helon.
hydr. kal. lach.  lye  mere natr.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac. oleand.  rhus.
rum. sang. sec.  sep. sil.   3) Anac. arg.-n.  bar.-m. bapt.  cann.
canth.  ceras. cham.  cimicif.  con. corydal.  cupr. dig.  dulc.
eupat.-per.  fluor.-ae fras. gels, hyosc  kreas. lept. lycopus.
magn.-m. mosch. mur.-ac petr. plat, stann. zinc
  § 2.  For  debility from  loss of  aximal fluids give:
china; and if this should be insufficient:  1) Calc. carb.-v.
cin. lach.  n.-vom. phos.-ac. sulph. verat.  2) Nitr.-ac. sulph.
ac  selen.
  § 3.  For debility from sexual excesses Avithout onanism
give china ; Chronic debility requires: 1) Calc. ceras. helon 
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n.-vom.  phos.-ac, sil. staph, sulph. or  2) Anac. arn. carb.-v.
con. mere natr.-m. phos. sep.
  Calcarea is indicated,  when  an  embrace causes languor,
trembling ofthe extremities, weariness,  pain in the head.
  Staphysagria :  When  the patient  Avorries about Iris ail-
ments, and  is affected Avith  asthma  after an embrace, and
with hypochondriac  mood.
  Selenium :  easy exhaustion ; inability t<i perform any kind
of labor, either  mental or  physical; sexual desire, Avith de-
bility and relaxation ofthe organs; loss  of prostatic juice.
  fy 4.  Oxanism  generally reepiires:  n.-vom., then sulph.
and calc, provided  phe>s.-ae  and staph, are not  sufficient;
frequently  Ave give  with success:  carb.-v.  cin.  cocc con.
natr.-m. n.-mosch. phos.   China  is of little  use, as the chief
cause is here  not loss of animal fluids, but rather  nervous
prostration.
  To eradicate the  vice,  give sulph.  calc.  or 2) chin. cocc.
mere. phos.   3)  Ant. carb.-v. major, plat. puis.
  § 5.  For exhaustion and debility from oa-eravorking the
body : Aeon.  arn. ars. bry. calc. chin. cocc.  ce)ff mere. rhus.
sil. verat,    From night-watching:  Carb.-v.  cocc.  n.-vom.
puis.  From studying too hard and overworking the mind:
Bell.  calc.  lach. n.-vom.  puis,  sulph.   From sedentary
habits : N.-vom. sulph.
  § 6.  For debility in  consequence of acute diseases :  1)
Chin. hep. sil. verat.  2) Calc.  kal. natr.-m. phos.-ac. sulph.
3) Alet.-far. bapt. cornus. fraser.  gels. hydr. mitchel.
  For debility from blood-letting :  chin, phos.-ac. sulph.-ac
  For debility from  groaving too fast :  phos.-ac.
  For old people :  Aur. baryt. chin. con. op.
  § 7.  For hysteric debility.   See : hysteria.
  Debility, nervous; or excessive nervous excitement.  § 1.
Principal remedies  are:   I) Aeon. cham. chin, cimicif.  coff.
cornus,  helon. lept.  lycopus, mgt.-arc. n.-vom. puis.  sang.   2)
Asar. bapt. hep.  ign. nitr.-ac. teucr. valer. verat.
  § 2.  If caused by study, watching or a sedentary life, give
1) N.-vom.  sulph.   2) Calc. carb.-v.  chelon. cocc. iris. lach.
mgt.-arc. puis.
  If caused  by  abuse of  coffee:  Cham. ign.  mere n.-vom.
sulph.
  If by abuse  of mercury:  Carb.-v. cham. hep. nitr.-ac. puis
  If by narcotics: Cham.  coff. mere, n.-vom.
  IT by abuse of wine or spirits: Aeon. bell. coff. n-vom.
puis, sulph. 
DEGLUTITION.--DELIRIUM.
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  § 3.  Symptomatic indications :
  Aconitum :  Suitable to young people (especially young
girls) when plethoric and leading a sedentary life, or for ex-
treme sensitiveness to  pain, sleeplessness, tossing about, ex-
treme sensitiveness of sight and hearing, red cheeks, tendency
of blood to the head, jxdpitation ofthe heart,  Ac.
  Chamomilla :  Sensitiveness to  pain,  disposition  to faint
when suffering  ever  so little;  disconsolate, tossing about,
moaning and  lamenting;  irritable,  quarrelsome mood,  al-
ternate paleness and redness; or one cheek pale and cold, the
other warm  and red,  Ac
  China : Great debility with trembling, aversion to  physical
or mental labor;  excessive nervous sensitiveness; sensitive-
ness to draughts of air,  sleeplessness  from thoughts croAvding
upon one's  mind, or remaining awake late at night; heavy
dreams, causing  anxiety  even after waking,  disposition to
sweat, hypochondriac mood.
  Coffea :  Sleeplessness, mental  excitement,  ill-humor, or
excessive mirthfulness and liveliness ;  extreme sensitiveness
to pain.
  Nux-vom. :  Irritable, nervous  sensitiveness of all the organs
of sense, tendency to start, anguish,  disposition to lie down,
aversion to  open air and  exercise, peevish mood, vehement,
disposed to be angry.
  Pulsatilla : Corresponds to the symptoms of Nux, but
more suitable  to females or people of bland disposition.
  Magn.-arct. :  Nervousness,  trembling,  distention of the
abdomen, anguish, nervous debility.
  DEGLUTITION, DIFFICULT, Dysphagia.
  §  1.  Principal remedies: 1)  Bell, canth. caust. hyos. lach.
mere, n.-vom.  puis. sil. stram.  2) Aeon. alum. amm.  ant. ars.
aur. calc. cham.  cic cocc. con. cupr. dros. ign. kal. laur. lye
mere n.-vom.  op. rhus.
  § 2.  If caused by inflammation,  give:  Aeon.  bell, canth.
cham. ign. mere n.-vom. puis.;  and  the other remedies indi-
cated for sore  throat.
  If caused  by spasms of the  fauces:  1) Bell, canth. hyos.
lach.  stram.   2) Alum.  ars.  cic. coccul.  con. ign. laur. lye
mere n.-vom.  op. veratr.
  If caused  by paralysis ofthe muscles:  1) Caust.  con. graph.
lach. sil.  2) Ars.  bell,  carb.-veg. cocc. cupr. hyos. ipec kal.
laur. ? n.-mosch. ? n.-vom. ? op. plumb, puis. ? rhus. ?
  § 3.  See:  Pharyngitis, Spasms,  Paralysis,  Ac.
  DELIRIUM.   § 1.   It  is a mere symptom,  though  of 
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great importance in selecting a  remedy.   For delirium with-
out fever, or mania, see : Mental derangement;  delirium with
fever or violent cerebral irritation  requires:  1) Bell. cact.
hyosc. lachn. op. stram. verat.-a. verat.-vir.  2) Aeon. aur. bry.
cujtr. lach. lye. n.-AOtn. phos. sulph.   3) Arn. ars. bapt. calc.
canth. cham. cimicif. cin. cypriped. gels. ign. kal. pod. puis.
rhus. sang. sec. spong. zizea.
   §  2.  Particular indications :
   a) For anxious, frightful or frightening delirium :  1)
Aeon. bell, hyosc. o/num.  puis. sil. stram.  2) Anac.  bapt.
calc cimicif. cypriped. hop.  lachn. n.-vom. phos. pod. verat.
   b)  With fancies:  1) Bell, stram. sulph.  2) Cham. gels.
hyosc. op. sep. sil. spong.  3) graph.
   c) With desire to escape, jumping up from bed: 1) Bell.
bry.  2) Aeon, coloc. op.
   d)  L<hji-actous delirium :  1) Bell. rhus. strain, verat.  2)
Cact. lach  op.
   e)  With visions, phantasmata,  Ac. :   1) Bell, hyosc.  op.
stram.  2) Ars.  cact. n.-vom.  puis,  sulph.  3) Calc. camph.
carb.-v- dros. hell. hep. nitr.-ac. plat. sang, veratr.
   f)  Merry delirium : 1)  Bell.  2) Aeon. op. sulph. verat.
zizea.
   g)  Muttering delirium : 1)  Bell,  hyosc. stram.   2)  n.-
vom.
   h) With illusion of space :  Bell. bry. lach. verat.
   i)  Religious delirium :  1)  Bell.  puis,  stram. verat.  2)
Aur. croc. lach. sulph.
   k) With screams:  Plant, puis, strain, verat.-vir.
   1)  With TALKING ABOUT DEAD PEOPLE:  Bell. n.-VOHl.  Op. 2)
Ars. canth hep.
   m) Sad whining delirium : Aeon. bell. puis.
   n)  Furibuxd delirium :   Aeon.  bell,  cimicif. op. plumb.
verat.
   §  3.   Compare:   Fever, mental  derangement,  morbid
sleep and dreams.
   DIABETES, Diabetes mellitus.  Principal  remedies:  1)
phos.-ac.   2)  Coloc.  3) Carb.-v. chimaph. lach. mere  sulph.
4) Arg. aur. eupat.-pur. helon.  meph.  mur.-ac  natr.-m. nitr.-
ac. phos.   5)  Amm.  amm.-m.  bar.-m. carb.-a. con. magn.-e.
Bhos.-ac  is especially  indicated by the  discharge of milky
urine.
   Compare: Secretion of urine, urinary  difficulties, diseases
of the kidneys.
   DIAPHK AGMITIS : The following  remedies have been 
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theoretically  recommended.;  Aeon.  ambr. ars. cann. cham.
cocc. colch. dros. laur. lye. n.-mosch. n.-vom. phos. puis. sep.
spig. verat.
  DIARRHCEA.  §  1.   Principal  remedies  are:  1)  Ars,
cham. chin. dulc. ferr. ipec. mere puis. rhab. sec. sulph. verat-
2) Ant.  bry. calc. caps, coloc. crot.-t.  n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac
rhus.  3) Arn. bell.  berb. carb.-v. cupr. graph, hep. hyosc
lach. magn. nitr.-ac n.-mosch. petr. sep   4) ^Esc.-h. alnus.
apoe  asclep. chim. collin. gnaph. ham. hel. hydr. iris. jugl.
lept. phytol. pod. rhus.-v. rum.
  §  2.   Paixless diarrhoea : Ferr. veratr. or, Ascl.-s.  caul.
chin. cinn. dulc. gels. ipec. petr. phos  sec. sulph..
  Diarrhoea  with colic :  Apoc-a. ars. bry. cact. cham. col-
lins. coloc. hep. mere, nitr.-ac. puis. rhab. rhus. sulphur, Ac.
  With  vomiting :   Apoc-a. apoe-c ars.  ascl.-s.  bell. bry.
calc. cham. coloc. collin. chin. crot. dulc. euphorb.ferr. gnaph.
ipec. iris. pod. puis.   (See cholera.)
  With  tenesmus :  Ars.  caps. hep.  ipec. lach. mere, n.-vom.
rhab. rhus. sulph.  2)  JEse-h. eupat.-per. gels.
   With discharge of undigested food,  lienteria: 1) Chin.
ferr. iris,  oleand.   2) Ars. bry. calc.  cham. dulc. men. phos.
phos.-ac. phyt. pod.  sec.   3)  Ant. arn. asar. bor. con.  nitr.-ac.
n.-vom. rhab. rhus. sang. sil.  sulph.
  Colliquative diarrhoea:  Ars. chin.ipec. verat. or, 2)  Arn.
calc. dulc.  euvon.  euphorb. ferr. fraser. gnaph. mere  petr.
phos. phos.-ac. pod.  sec.
  For bilious, slimy diarrhcea : See gastric derangement.
  For chronic diarrhoea :  Aln. ampel. apoc-c bapt. calc.
chin. cist,  collins. ferr. graph, hep. lach. lept.  nitr.-ac.  petr.
phos. phos.-ac. pod. sep. sulph.
  For disposition to  diarrhcea give :  Calc. graph, kreas.
natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. phos. sulph.
  §  3.   Diarrhoea in consequence of an exanthem, requires:
Ars. chin,  mere phos.-ac. puis, sulph.
  From  violent emotions, fright, sudden joy : I)  Ant. coff.
op. verat.  2) Aeon. puis.  From depressing emotions:  Ign.
phos.-ac.   From chagrin or anger: Cham, coloc.
  From  deranged stomach,  or irregular living:  Ant. coff.
ipec. puis. n.-Arom.  FTorn revelling:  carb.-veg. n.-vom. From
drinking milk :  Bry. sulph. or, lye natr. sep.  From the use
of acids  or fruits : Ars. lach.  puis, or, china. ? rhod. ?
  From  abuse of cathartics or calomel:  Hep. or,  carb.-v.
chin, nitr.-ac. From abuse of magnesia: Puis. rhab.  From 
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 abuse of rhubarb:  Cham, mere puis, or, eeffoc. n.-vom. From
 abuse of tobacco: Cham. puis.
   Diarrhoea from a cold.   1) Bell. brv.  chain,  dulc. mere.
 n.-mosch. verat.  e>r,  2)  Caust.  chin. natr.  n.-vom.  eq>.  puis.
 sulph.  From a add in summer, fall or winter :  Ars. elide. e>r,
 bry. mere  From  a cold drink: Ars. carb.-v. n.-mosch. puis.
   § 4.  Diarrhoea  of old people: Ars. bry. phos. sec.
   Of children:  Ant. cham.  ferr.  hyosc.  ipec. jalap, magn.
 mere  n.-mosch. rhab. sulph. sulph.-ac.
   During dentition : Ars. calc. cham. coff. ferr. ipec. magn.
 mere,  sulph.
   Of enfeebled  persons:  Chin. ferr.  n.-mosch.  phos. phos.-
 ac. sec.  2)  Bapt.
   Of pregnant females :  1)  Ant.  dulc. hyosc lye. petr. sep.
 sulph.  2) Alum. cham.  chin,  n.-vom. puis,  verat.
   Of lying in females :  Ant. dulc hyosc rhab.
   Of consumptive  persons:  Calc. chin. ferr. hep. phos.
   Of scrofulous persons :  1)  Calc. dulc. lye sej). sil. sulph.
 2)  Ars. baryt. chin.
   § 5.   Particular  indications,  aconite:  after checked per-
 spiration ; frequent, scanty and loose stools Avith tenesmus.
   ^Esculus-iiip. : Stools  papescent,  mushy, white or natural in
 color,  accompanied Avith  severe lumbar and sacral pains, Aveak-
 ness, tenesmus, and very unpleasant sensations in the rectum
 and anus.   Chronic diarrhaa.
   Agaric-m. : The diarrhoeic  stools are  accompanied with
 abundance  of flatulency, Avith painful draAving in ofthe ab-
 domen;  the itching,  burning and red places ofthe skin fade
 away,  as the diarrhcea improves.
   Aloes : Bifficulty  to  retain the  fences,  on account of sub-
 paralysis ofthe sphincter-ani:  diarrhoea consisting  of light-co-
 lored,  semi-liquid faeces,  preceded and accompanied by much
 gurgling and flatulence in abdomen  ; morning diarrhaa ; the
 rectum  seems full  of fluid, which feels heavy, as if it Avould
 fall out.
   Alumina : Diarrhoea  with  tenesmus ; she has to strain at
 stool in order to pass water.
   Antim.-cr. : Diarrhoea at night  and early in the morning,
 with AA'hite  tongue, loss  of appetite, eructations and nausea,
 watery diarrhcea containing hard lumps.
   Arsenicum :  Watery or  slimy, whitish, greenish or brown-
ish evacuations, especially  at night, after midnight and  to-
wards  morning, or after eating or drinking ; with colic  burn-
ing or tearmg pains in the  abdomen; vvdent thirst;  loss of 
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 appetite Avith nausea or vomiting ;  exhausting diarrhoea con-
 taining undigested food; very offensive diarrheea ; emacia-
 tion, debility ;  sleeplessness, anguish  at night; distention of
 the abdomen, cold limbs, pale face with sunken cheeks ; hol-
 low eyes and blue margins  around the same ; peculiar and
 distressing restlessness;  tenesmus  with painful constriction
 above  the anus, extending to the loins; painful rawness of
 the surface around the anus; diarrhoea in consequence of severe
 external bums ; diarrhoea after chilling the stomach by taking
 cold substances.
   Asa-fcetida : Watery liquid stools  of the most disgusting
 smell,  also the same in infants  and children.
   Asclepias-tub. . Fluid, painful stools  of a very  strong
 smell or like spoiled eggs with the sensation as if the boAvels
 would come out; black clammy stools with yellow spots, like
 fat, attended Avith a feeling as if a stream of fire passed
 through the abdomen.
   Baptisia :  adynamic diarrhoea.  Stools  dark, offensive,
 mucous and even bloody.
   Belladonna: Involuntary diarrhoea; the diarrhoeic stool is
 followed by frequent  urging, no  more  stool being passed;
 flushed face, red eyes; throbbing carotids,  Ac.
   Bryonia : In summer, especially  when the diarrhoea Avas
 caused by  cold drinks, or by anger and chagrin, and cham.
 proved insufficient; burning diarrhcea ; lips dry and parched ;
 thirst:  nausea after eating; nausea on motion.
   Cactus : Bilious diarrhoea,  the stools ahvays preceded by
 pain : morning  diarrhoea of very loose  faeces, preceded by
 great pain ; sensation  of great weight in the anus and a strong-
 desire  to pass a  great quantity, however  nothing passes;
 pricking in the  anus, as of sharp pins,   ceasing on slight fric-
 tion.
   Calcarea :  Frequently after sulphur for chronic diarrheea,
 suitable to scrofulous children with debility,  emaciation, pale
 face and  great  appetite; much crawling  and itching, like
 ascarides  in  the anus;  does  not  sleep  towards morning;
 yelloAV, offensive stools ; food passes undigested.
   Capsicum :  Slimy diarrhoea,  with tenesmus and burning at
 the anus;  the burning is  confined to the loAver part of the
 rectum, Avith throbbing and a sense of excoriation, and pain in
 the back  continuing after the stool.
   Chamomilla :  Hot  diarrhoeic stool, smelling like  rotten
 eggs and excoriating the anus; watery, bilious or slimy diar-
rhoea of yelloAvish,  whitish  or greenish   color, almost like 
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stirred eggs ;  discharge of undigested  food;  jtainless, green,
watery  diarrheea,  a  mixture of faeces  and mucus;  nightly
diarrheea  with colic,  causing  her to bend double; rumbling
in the abdomen; loss of appetite, thirst, coated tongue ; tear-
ing  or cutting  pain in  the bowels, fullness in the pit of the
stomach,  distended abdomen;  frequent  eructations with
nausea and bilious vomiting; bitter mouth ;  quarrelsome, ob-
streperous disposition  and in children screams,  restlessness,
tossing about, constant desire to be carried, Ac
   China :  Diarrhcea of yellow Avatery stools, undigested and
with much flatulence;  copious,  Avatery,  brownish  stools,
mixed Avith undigested food, especially at night  and after a
meal; with violent aching, constrict i\-e or spasmodic  colic or
no pain at all; sensation of distention in the abdomen,  not
relieved by eructations or dejections ;  great  Aveakness in  the
abdomen;  rumbling,  eructations,  burning  pains about  the
anus; loss of appetite, thirst anel cennplete prostration.
   Ceu.ocYNTH :  Bilious or  watery  diarrhoea, Avith  violent,
spasmodic   colicky  pains; the pain is relieved  by the eva-
cuations, is very sharp, doubles the patient up, is accompanied
Avith outcries  and often  Avith  slight nausea; the pains are
p/aroxysmal and more of a neuralgic than inflammatory cha-
racter.  Aggravation  after eating  or drinking,  and the diar-
rhoea is frequently caused  by anger or chagrin.
   Cornus-circinata : Dark and bilious stools, AA'ith griping
anel tenesmus;  general debility  and nervous excitability;
chilliness followed by  flushes of heat and  sweat.
   Crot.-tigl. :  Suddenly  gushing out of watery substances ;
stools resembling gray neurine and marked by the occurrence
of great debility; intermittent diarrhcea Avith great and sud-
den debility ;  vomiting and purging, as soon as the patient
drinks the least quantity.
   Cuprum : Violent  diarrhoea with cramps  in  the stomach
and chest;  ineffectual desire to urinate.
   Digitalis:  Violent diarrhcea of ash-colored stools with very
slow pulse.
   Dulcamara :  Diarrhoea  attended  Avith  prre/stration   oj
strength;  the  color  ofthe  slimy stools  freemently alternates
between green, white  and yellow,  and the desire to evacuate
is attended Avith nausea, or  where  the attack is  the result of
chill; nightly  evacuations, Avith  colic,  especially  in the um-
bilical region, loss of appetite,  thirst; nausea or real vomit-
ing ; pale face,  languor, restlessness.
   Eupatorium-per. :  Profuse,  bilious,  watery  stools  with 
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nausea and severe colic, prostration and relaxation ; tenesmus
with small discharges of loose stools; morning diarrhoea.
  Ferrum : Nightly diarrhoea, or after eating and drinking ;
easy painless stools, discharge of watery substances mixed
with undigested fooel;  pale  face ;  emaciation, distended ab-
domen, without flatulence ; thirst; canine hunger alternating
A\'ith loss of appetite, cardialgia; spasmodic pains in the back
and anus.
  Ferr.-acet. :  Frequent diarrhoeic  stools, corroding the
anus, the face being fiery red.
  Gelseminum :  Diarrhoea  caused by fright, excitement or
emotion, especially Avith impressible nervous people ; periodi-
cal pains in the abdomen, with yelloAv diarrhcea coming on in
the evening ; bowels loose, but great  difficulty to discharge
anything.
  Graphitis :  Diarrhoea -with varices and  a smarting, sore
feeling after the stool, when Aviping ;  stools made up of half
digested substances and  of  insupportable foetor; the stools
are followed by great, but transient prostration.
  Gratiola :  Green and frothy evacuations; yelloAv Avatery
diarrhcea Avith painful,  copious and frequent stools, preceded
by rumblings and cuttings in the abdomen,  and  nausea; the
pain is not relieved by the stool,  but is by the escape of fla-
tulence.
  Hyosciamus : Diarrhoea with involuntary jerks ofthe mus-
cles, immediately before,  during, or  immediately after the
stool;  involuntary  stools, without pain;  patient passes them
unnoticed in the bed ; yellow watery diarrhcea.
  Ipecacuanha :  Watery or slimy diarrhcea,  of a bilious,
Avhitish or greenish color with nausea, vomiting of yellowish,
whitish or  greenish mucus; tearing  or cutting colic with
screams  (in children), tossing about; accumulation of mucus
in the mouth ;  distention of the abdomen, debility with con-
stant desire to  be lying doAvn; pale face with blue  margins
round the eyes ; chilliness: ill and vehement humor.
  Iris-ver. : Diarrhcea  with  burning in the rectum and anus
after  a passage;  periodical night diarrhoea, attended with
pain and tAvo or three  free  discharges before morning; con-
stant  uneasiness  and grinding in the bowels ; a mushy pas-
sage once or  tAvice a day with fetid discharges  of wind of a
coppery smell, attended  occasionally with an involuntary es-
cape  of  fluid,  soiling  the shirt and sometimes  a passage of
scybalous matter, together with fluid mucoid faeces of an of- 
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fensive, putrid and coppery odor, periodical spells ofdiarrhcea,
ahvays at night about tAvo or three o'clock ; severe headache.
  Laciiesis :  Diarrhoea ahvays worse aftersleej/ing, with frothy
urine; stools of mixed blood and slime
  Laurocerascs : Green mucous diarrhoea with jwculiar suf-
focating sj/clte about the heart.
  Leitandria :  Profuse,  watery  stools, followed by severe
cutting pains in  the small intestines;  after exposure to Avet
damp  weather; chronic diarrhcea from chronic irritation of
the mucous  membrane or from hepatic derangement;  diar-
rhcea of debility :  camp diarrhoea ; //refuse, black, />u/tescent,
tar-like, very foetid stools,  generally  in the afternoon  and
evening.
  aIkrcurius :  Watery,  slimy,  frothy or bilious or bloody
stools, especially at night, of a greenish, whitish or yelloAvish
color; the ste)ols look  like stirred eggs; frequent tenesmus,
burning,  itching and  soreness  ofthe  anus; frequent colic;
morning diarrhoea, composed mostly of slime and fecal mat-
ter, Avith  tenesmus  before and during the stool;  diarrhoea
preceded by a faint sickish pain in the  abdomen,  entirely re-
lieveel by stool; stools of plain red mucus ; purulent diarrhoeas
with chill  between and flashing heat during the stools ; worse
in the  evening.
  Nux-moschata : Diarrhoea of teething infants,  attended by
indomitable disjwsition to sleej) ;  very  offensive and copious
discharges; chronic diarrhoea from pregnancy, with unusual
sluggish flow of ideas ; diarrhoea with fainting.
  Nux-vomica :  Frequent,  scanty evacuations  of watery,
slimy, whitish or greenish substances with colic and tenesmus;
ahvays after previous use of quack medicines.
  Phosphorus : Watery  diarrhoea, pouring away as from
a hydrant, Avith great sense  of weakness in the abdomen and
general debility ;  perhaps chronic diarrhcea with gradual loss
of strength.
  Phos.-acid : White, gray  diarrhoea ;  Avatery or slimy  diar-
rhcea .with discharge of undigested substances or involuntary
stools; involuntary diarrhoea, Avith sensation as if Avind were
about to escape ;  pulse soft, great depression of mind.
  Podophyllum : YelloAv and dark green diarrhoea, frequent-
ly accompanied by prolapsus  ani;  the stools for the most part
mornings or forenoons, the pains in the abdomen and back are
worse during an evacuation anel continue after; dark yellow
stools ofthe odor of carrion ; constricting pains with real re-
traction of the abdominal walls. 
DIARRHCEA.
165
   Pulsatilla: Slimy, bilious or watery diarrhoea of a whit-
ish,  yellowish or greenish color, or changeable color ;  papes-
cent  stools or liquid fetid  stools A\ith soreness of the anus;
watery dirarhosa only or usually  at night,  sometimes uncon-
sciously evacuated ; pains before the evacuations, with much
rumbling ofthe bowels; no thirst; a bad taste in the mouth,
nothing  tastes good, disagreeable eructations or slimy and
bitter vomiting ; colic, especially at night.
   Rheum. : Sour diarrhcea, with  cutting and colicky pains
about the navel; liquid, slimy stools, as if fermented, with
pale face, ptyalism, colic, frequent  urging and tenesmus; or
copious stools with vomiting and great debility ; or in children
when the diarrhcea is accompanied with screams and restless-
ness,  the  children toss about  and draw up their legs; pains
are worse at once from uncovering an arm or leg.
   Rhus.-tox.  : Diarrhoea, especially at night, with tearing in
the limbs,  headache and colic, worse  after eating and drink-
ing ;  stools are a mixture of blood and  slime with  red  and
yellow mucus  and all rather thin ;  frothy, thin, yellow, odor-
less, painless and involuntary stools, as from paralysis of the
sphincter.
   Rumex : Biarrhoea in the  morning with cough from tick-
ling  in the  throat-pit; profuse, offensive,  thin and Avatery
stools;  evacuations  painless ;  nausea  on  movement in the
night, preceding the evacuations, mouth dry,  tongue coated
yelloAv.
   Secale : Painful diarrhoea with great prostration ; putrid,
fetid and colliquative diarrhcea; painless evacuations with de-
bility ; watery, yelloAvish  or greenish stools,  Avhich are dis-
charged rap/idly with  great force  and even involuntarily;
discharge  of  undigested  food;  colic,  especially at  night;
slime on the tongue; pappy taste ;  frequent  rumbling, flatu-
lence and fullness ofthe abdomen.
   Sulphur: Biarrhoea  in the morning,  driving him out of
bed,  having hardly time to save himself from being soiled;
frequent evacuations, especially at night, with colic, tenes-
mus,  distention  of the  abdomen, heavy breathing, chilliness
and  debility;   slimy or watery,   frothy  or putrid  stools,
Avhitish or greenish ; discharged of undigested, sour or bloody
substances; the diarrhcea sets in again after the least cold ;
red  mucus Avith  fever, loss of appetite and cutting pains in
the bowels ; stools of mixed blood,  mucus and pus, the blood
is  likely to be in streaks ;  frothy feculent stools Avith much
flatulence and tenesmus. 
166
DIARRHOEA.
  Sulphur.-acid :  Diarrhcea Avith  great debility, sensation of
tremor  all  over, Avithout any  trembling; the stoeds are like
chopped mucus, saffron yelloAv and stringy, frothy with burn-
ing in the rectum.
  Veratrum:  Exhausting diarrhoea; weakness after  e\cry
passage, with  cold  SAveat on  the  forehead  and  all  over
him;  painless,  brownish or greenish, Avatery or papescent
diarrhoea with much  rumbling,  feeling of coldness in the ab-
domen, and  more or less disposition to debility ;  in summer
season Avdth vomiting,  coming on suddenly at night, generally
painless.
  § 7.  In general use :
  a) For bloody stools: 1) Ars. canth. chin. dulc. ipec. mere.
n-vom.  puis. rhus.  sec. sep. sulph.   2) Arn.  asar. bry. cale-.
caps,  carb.-v. cham. dros. ferr.  hep.  kreas. lye nitr.-ac. phos.
sil. sulph.-ac.
  b) For papescent :  I) Ant. chin. lach. phos.-ac puis. rhab.
rhod.  rhus. sil.  sulph.  2) Bell. calc. cin. mez. natr. phos.
  c) For purulent: 1) Arn. canth. lach. mere sil. suljdi. 2)
BelL calc. kal. puis.  sep.
  d) For putrid :  1)  Arn. ars.  bry.  carb.-v.  chin, n.-mosch.
n.-\on\. jmls. suljdi.  2) Cocc. graph, ipec. nitr.-ac sec sep.
  e) Floculent :  1)  Ars. verat.  2)  Ipec.
  f) Bilious:   1)  Cham. chin,  mere phos. pod. sulph.  2)
Apoc. ars. cin.  collins.  coloc conn. dulc. eupat.  gels. ipec. iris.
bapt. n.-vom. veratr.   (Compare green ami yellow.
  g) Like  stirred or chopped eggs : 1) Cham. mere. puis.
rhus. sulph.  2) Lach. n..mosch. sulph.-ac. viola.-tr.  3) Ipec.
magn.
  h) Yellow : 1)  Ars. chin. cocc. elule  ipec. petr. rhus.  2)
Asclep.  calc.  cham. cist, coloc. gels. iris. lept. mere pod. polyg.
3) lach. magn.  sec. sulph.
  i) Gray, ash-colored: 1) Calc. dig. mere, phos.-ac. sec. 2)
Caul. lob. rhus.-ven. pod.
  k) Green:  1)   Cham. mere. phos. puis. sec. suljdi.  2)
Ars. asclep. calc. conn. dulc.  hydr. ipec. iris. pod. polyg. sep.
stann.
  1) Fjecal : Ars. bry. calc. cham. cin. mere, mur.-ac. phos.
phos.-ac. rhab. sulph.
  m)  Sour smelling : 1) Calc. graph, hep.  magn.-c. rhab.
sulph.   2)  Cham. natr. sep.
  n) Acid, corrodixg: 1) Ars. cham.  china, ferr. mere n.
vom. puis, sidph. verat.  2) Ant.  dulc. graph, ign.  kal. lach.
phos. 
         DISTENTION  OF ABDOMEN  AND FLATULENCE.     167

  o)  Frothy : 1)  Chin, coloc. rhus.   2)  Arn. calc. magn.-c.
mere, sulph.
  p)  Mucous: 1) Ars. asar. bell. bor. caps. cham. chin. dulc.
ferr. ipec. mere, n.-vom. phos. puis,  sulph.  2)  Ascl. cact. calc
carb.-v. collins. coloc. eryng. graph, hell. ign. iris. ipec. fept.
petr.  phos.-ac. pod. rhab. rhus. rut, sec. sep. tart.
  q)  Black:  1)  Ars. camphv chin.  ipec. squill, sulph.-ac.
verat.  2) Cact.  cupr. dioscor. gnaph. lept. mere pod. stram.
sulph.  3) Aeon. brom. calc-e iris. op.
  r) Very fetid, cadaverous:  1) Arn. ars. bry.  carb.-v.
chin.  ip. puis.  sil.  sulj)h.   2) Calc. cham. guaj.  lach. mere
nitr -ac. n.-vom. sep. squill, sulph.-ac.
  s) Undigested : 1)  Chin, phos.-ac. sec.  2) Arn. ars. calc.
cham. dule/err. iris,  oleand. phytol. podoph. sang, sulph.  3)
Asar. bry. con. lach. mere, n.-vom.
  t) Involuntary :  1)  Arn. bell. bry.  chin. dulc. fer. hyosc.
op. phos. phos.-ac. rhus.  sec. verat.   2)  Ars. calc.  carb.-v. cin.
mur.-ac. natr.-m. sulph.
  u)  Watery: 1) Cham.  chin. dulc.  ferr.  hell.  ipec. magn.
mere n.-vom.  phos.  phos.-ac. puis. sec.   2) Aeon. ant. apoc.
ars.  cact.  calc caul.  dig. euphorb. gnaph. iris. lept. natr.-m.
petr.  phytol. podoph. sang, senee sulph. verat.
  v)  White :  1) Calc. cham. chin. dig. hep. mere. puis. rhus.
sec. sulph.  2) Aeon. ars. caust.  caulop. cin. ign. lach. lob. n.-
vom.  phos. phos.-ac pod. rhus.-ven. spong. verat.
  av) Morning: Aloe.  ant. alum. aur.  amm.-c. bor. bov. bry.
cact.  carb.-a. cimicif.  dig. eupat.-p.  grat. iod. kal. lye magn.-c.
mur.-ac n.-vom. phos. pod. puis.  rum. sec. staph, sulph. thuj.
  x) During the day: 1) Forenoon:  Carb.-a.  kal. kal.-n.
magn.-c mur.-ac. stann. sulph.   2)  Noon: Alum. bor. magn.-
m. snlph.   3) Afternoon :  Aloe, amm.-c. alum. bor. carb.-a.
dulc.  hell. kal.  lye  magn.-c. mur.-ac. phos. stann. sulph.-ac.
  y)  Evening :  Aloe. alum. bov. carb.-a.  dig. dulc ind. kal.
kal.-n. lach. mang. mere mur.-ac. ol.-an. phell. stann.  zinc.
  z) Night r Arn.  ars. aur. bov. bry. cast. caul, caust. cham.
chel. chin, graph, grat. iris, kal.-c magn.-c. mere nat.-c phyt.
puis. sil. sulph. tab.
  § 8.  Compare: Cholera, vomiting,  gastric derangement,
lienteria,  dysenteria,  worm-affections.
  DISTENTION  OF THE ABDOMEN AND  FLATU-
LENCE.
  The best remedies are :  1) Asa.  chin,  n.-vom.  puis, sulph.
2) ^Esc.-h.  arum.-tr.  bell. cact.  carb.-v. cist. cham. cocc.  or,
3) ^Esclep. agn. bapt. calc-ph.  caps, cauloph.  collins. coloc. 
168                   DREAD OF AIR.

ferr. gels, graph, iris. lach. lye. mgt.-arc. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
n.-mosch. phos. phyt. rum. sangu. verat. zinc.
  If arising from the use of flatulent  food, give :  1) Chin.
2) Bry.  cepa.  lye petr.  3) Aloe. calc.  kal.  millefol.  puis.
sep. verat.
  If after taking a drink :  1) N.-vom.   2) Chin. cocc. ferr.
veratr.
  After using pork or fat:*1)  Chin, colch. puis.  2)  Carb.-v.
colch. natr.-m.
  In particular, give:
  For copious flatulence :  iEse.-h. agar, carb.-v. chin. cist.
collins. corn. gels, gnaphal.  graph, kal. lach. lye.  nitr.-ac.  n.-
vom. phos. phos.-ac. plumb, sangu. staph, sulph.  For distress
FRe>.Ai flatulence;   Apoc. asclep. caps, carb.-v. chin, chinin.
lach. n.-mosch. n.-vom. phos.  puis, sulph.   For incarcerated
flatulence; Carb.-a. carb.-v. caust. cepa. chin.cistus. con. graph.
hep. iod. kal. lach.  lye natr. natr.-m.  nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom,
phos. sil. sulph. For pains, occurring early in the morning :
Alum. asa. baryt.  cact. carb.-a. caust. cham. gnaphal. mgt.-
arc  natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  phos.   For rumbling:  Agar.
ant.  arn. bry. cact. canth. carb.-v. cauloph. caust,  chin,  como-
clad. gels. hell.  ign. iris, lye natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. phyt. phos.-
ac. puis.  sass. sep. sulph. verat.
  For copious  discharge  of  flatulence :  ^Esc.-h. agar.
canth. carb.-a.  carb.-v. caust.   chin.  cist, collins. corn. gels.
gnaphal.  graph, hell. kal. lye   mang  mere, nitr.-ac. oleand.
phos. plumb, sang, verat.
  For inodorous flatulence:  Amb. bell, comoclad. carb.-v.
lye.   For fetid flatulence : Arn. ars. asa. calc. carb.-v. chin.
corn, graph, iris.  jugl. phytol.  plumb, puis. sang. sil.  sulph.
Foul smelling flatulence : Arn. ars. carb.-v. corn. ign. iris.
oleand. puis, sulph.  For  flatulence smelling like rotten
eggs: Arn. coff. sulph. tart, teucr.  For warm,  humid fla-
tulence :  Carb.-v.  chin.  Hot flatulence:  Aeon.  cham.
phos. staph, zinc.   Cold:  Con.  Smei.t.ix<;  like  garlic:
Agar. asa.  mosch.  phos.   Smelling  sour :  Arn. calc. cham.
graph, hep. magn.-c.  mere natr. natr.-m. rhab. sep. sulph.
Noisy flatulexce : Caust. lach. mere squill, teucr.  zinc
  DREAD OF AIR, extreme  sensitiveness to the open air :
Though generally a mere symptom,  yet it points principally
to the following remedies: 1) Calc. carb.-a. caust. cham. cocc.
coff*. ign.  kal. mez. natr. n.-vom.  petr. puis. rhus.  sil.  2) Amm.
bell. bry. chin. con. guaj. hep. lye mgt.-aus. mere mosch. nitr- 
DROPSY.
169
ac. n.-mosch. phos. sep. spig. sulph. sulph.-ac.  3) Ars. cin.
ferr. ipec. lach. phos -ac. rut. staph, thuj.
   DROPSY:  § 1.  The best remedies are:  1) Ajns. apoc-
c. ars. chin, colch. dig. dulc. hell. iris. kal. led. lye. mere sulph.
2) Asclep. bry.  camph. canth. chimaph. convolv. ferr. fluor.-ae.
lach.  lact. phos. prun.  rhus,  samb. sol.-nigr. squill,  3)  xWi-
pelop. ant.  aur.  baryt. carb.-v. chel.  con. erig. hyosc.  lept.
rhus.-gl.  sabad. sabin. tereb. tart, verat.-vir.
   § 2.   Dropsy in consequence of suppressiox of exanthe-
mata : 1)  Apis, apoc-c ars. asclep. dig. hell. rhus. sulph.  2)
Aur.  bry. colch. dulc. lach. mere  verat.-vir.
   From suppressiox of intermittent fevers : Ars. chimaph.
dulc./err.  mere, sol.-nig. suljjh.
   From  loss of blood or animal fluids : Chin. ferr. helon.
lye mere, sulph. apoc-c.
   Dropsy  of drunkards : Ars.  chin. hell. led. n.-vom. rhus.
gulph.
   Dropsy from  abuse  of mercury:  Chin. dulc. hell, phytol.
sulph.
   § 3. From diseases ofthe liver or  spleen : Aur. chimajyh.
chin,  fluor.-ae iris. lach. lept. lye mere
   From  catching cold : Apis. apoc.  ars. dulc tart.
   From  irregularity of the menses : Apis. ars.  helon.
   From  diseases of  the heart :   1)  Apis.  ars. aur.  bry.
cact,  carb.-v. dig. fluor.-ae hell. lye. squill, tereb.  2) Cannab.
crot.                            *
   § 4.  Particular indications :
   Apis :  In nearly  all cases  of  dropsy,  especially anasarca,
ascites, dropsy ofthe chest and pericardium.
   Apocynuai-c. : Non-inflammatory  dropsy,  having a rheu-
matic or congestive origin ;  hydrocephalus, abdominal drop-
sy from hobnail  liver, although it acts best in dropsies, Avhen
there is no organic derangement to impede its  action ; ascites,
anasarca and oedema  of the feet, succeeding typhus ;  post
scarlatinal  dropsy;  whenever this remedy is successful, the
skin becomes moist, before the  urinary secretions become
more  abundant.
   Arsenicum : Anasarca, ascites  and  oedema of the loAver ex
tremities, more especially when the skin, and particularly the
face look livid, pale and greenish ; great debility and prostra-
tion ;  tongue  dry and  red ; thirst very great; asthma Avith
symptoms  of suffocation Avhen lying on the  back; cold ex
tremities, tearing  pains  in  the back, small  ofthe back and
limbs.
             8 
 170                     DROPSY.

   Asclepias-syriaca : postscarlatinal droj/sy ; dropsy arising
 from suppressed perspiration or  semie forms of renal disease.
   Bryonia:  Anasarca  and oeelema ofthe feet,  especially
 when the swelling increases in the day-time and decreases in
 the evening.
   Cactus :  CEdema ofthe hands, especially the left ; eedema
 ofthe loAver extremities, the skin is shining and pressure with
 the fingers leaves an iuipression for along time, occurring in
 diseases ofthe heart.
   Camphora : Anasarca with red urine and thick sediment.
   Cantharis: Dropsy from atony ofthe urinary  organs with
 ischuria, tenesmus  of the neck  of the bladder,  pains in the
 limbs,  chronic coryza, Ac
   Ciiimapiiila :  Anasarca and ascites following intermittent s;
 it  produces copious discharge of clear limpiel urine;  freepient
 and profuse urination  and causes mucous sediment to disa/t-
pear from the urine.
   China : Anasarca and ascites,  especially in  old  people.
 Suitable for organic affections ofthe liver and spleen, although
 ferr. and ars. concur in this case.
   Ce)Nve»LVULUs: CEdema, dropsy Avith constipation,  distress
 in the  abdomen and debility.
   Digitalis: Ascites, anasarca,  hydrothorax, when there are
 organic affections ofthe heart and a hurried pulse.
   Eupatorium-purpur. : Diabetes insipidus ;   albuminuria ;
 dropsy due to renal disease Avith  severe dyspnoea and oedema
 ofthe  Avhole body and extremities.
   Helleborus :  Anasarca,  ascites, hydrothorax, Ac, acute
 dropsy, especially for:  great debility, vapor, feverish symp-
 toms   stitching pains in  the  limbs, diarrhoea,  suppression of
 urine,  Ac.
   He lo nt as :  Anasarca  Avith general  debility,  albuminuria
 and an atonic condition of the generative organs, such as chlo-
 rosis, amenorrhoea,  dropsy from uterine haemorrhage.
   Iris-aer. : Ascites and anasarca of hepatic origin.
   Kali : Ascites, dropsy of old people.
   L actuca : Anasarca Avith great swelling  ofthe feet, abdomen
 and eyelids.
   Ledum : Dropsy with pain in  the limbs and dry skin.
   Leptandria : Ascites and anasarca from obstruction of the
 circulation in  the portal  system.
   Lycopodium :  Dropsy from hypertrophy of the heart.
   Mercurius :  Ascites, hydrothorax,  acute or  chronic ana
 sarca, sometimes accompanied Avith affections ofthe liver, op 
    DROPSY OF THE JOINTS.--DRUNKARDS, DISEASES OF. 171

pression ofthe  chest, general heat and sweat,  constant  short
and racking cough, anguish, Ac.
  Phosphorus : Dropsy,  oedema of the hands, feet and face.
  Prunus :  Ascites and dropsy.
  Rhus, sambucus and solanum-nigrum:  Anasarca.
  § 5.  Compare:  Anasarca,  ascites, hydrothorax, hydro-
cejdialus, hydrocele, cue.
  DROPSY OF THE JOINTS, hydrarthrus:  Is frequently
cured  by sulphur, or, by: Ant. ars. bry. calc. iod. kal. lye
puis. rhus. sil. sulph.
  DRUNKARDS, DISEASES OF, and ill-effects of spirits
generally.
  § 1.  The best remedies  are: 1)  Aeon. ant. ars. bell. calc.
carb.-v. chin.  coff. hyos. lach.  mere natr. n.-vom. op. puis.
stram. sulph.  2) Agar. arn. coccul. dig. ign. led lye natr.-m.
n.-mosch. ran rhod. rhus. rut. selen. sil. spig. veratr. zinc.
  § 2.  For intoxication itself,  the best remedies are said to
be: Aeon. bell. coff. op.
  For the consequences of revelling at night, and of intoxi-
cation,  give :  1)  Ant. carb.-v.  coff. n.-vom. sulph.; or, 2)
Bell. bry. calc.  chin. dulc. natr. nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac. rhus.
  For the chronic consequences of drinking :  Ars. bell. calc.
clun. coff. hell.  hyos. lach. mere,  natr. n.-vom. puis, sulph.
  For  delirium tremens :  Ars. bell. calc. coff. dig. hyos. n.-
vom.  op. stram.
  For the disposition  to  drink : Ars. calc. lach. mere sulph.
sulph.-ac
  § 3.  As regards symptoms,  give:
  Aconttum : When  drinking Avine is followed by: feverish
heat,  tendency of blood to  the  head, red face and eyes, and
even loss of reason.
  Antimonium : Gastric  affections in  consequence of revel-
ling, nausea, loathing, loss  of appetite, Ac, Carb.-veg.  being
insufficient.
  Arsenicum:   Mental derangement,  anguish Avhich drives
one to and fro, fear of thieves, ghosts,  and solitude, Avith de-
sire to hide  one's-self, trembling ofthe  limbs, Ac.
  Belladonna: Loss of reason,  delirium, visions of mice,
rats, Ac, red  and bloated face, tongue  coated, aversion to
meat,  sleeplessness, stammering speech Avith constant  smile,
dry  feeling in the throat,  Avith difficult deglutition, violent
thirst, paroxysms of violent fever, Ac.
  Calcarea : Delirium, visions  of fire, murder, rats and mice,
neither Bell, nor Stram. being sufficient. 
 172              DRUNKARDS, DISEASES OF.

   Carb.-veg. : Aching en- throbbing pain in the head, in con-
 sequence of a debauch, relief in the open air;  nausea Avithout
 desire to vomit ;  liquiel, thin stools.
   China:  Debility  of drunkards, especially  when dropsy is
 setting in.
   Ceu-FEA: Great excitement of  feeling, especially in  chil-
 dren), Avith excessive mirthfulness, slec/dessaess,  nausea and
 even vomiting; or headacli-e after intoxication, aa ith sensation
 as if a nail Avere sticking  in the brain,  Nux-vom. being insuf-
 ficient,   Ceitfea has  likeAvise removed  the trembling ofthe
 hands of drunkards.
   Hyoscyamus :   Epileptic convulsions in  eonseepience  of
 drinking ;  sleeplessness with constant tossing about;  delirium
 Avith visions  as  if persecuted, and with  desire to escape;
 tremor ofthe limbs,  Ac.
   L.veiiEsis:  Debility and tremor of the hands, especially
 Avhen the patient finds it  hard to correct himself.
   Merceries:  Debility of drunkards Avho  abuse coffee. Nux-
 v. and Sulph. having picved fruitless.
   Natruai: Debility and dyspepsia of drunkards.
   Nux-vomica : Hemicrania after intoxication, Avith sensation
 as if a nail had been driven into the brain; aggravation in the
 open air, by Avalking, motion, thinking and stooping ; nausea
 with desire to vomit  and straining;  constipation, or else
 small, slimy stools, Avith  tenesmus; vertigo ;  red eyes, Avith
 gum in  the canthi;  photophobia ;  hacking cough,  Ac.; or,
 in confirmed drunkards:   for tendency  of blood to the  head,
 cloudiness or loss of consciousness,  delirium, frightful visions,
 and desire to escape ; great anxiety driving the patient to anel
 fro;  sometimes with cold and  damp  hands, feet and face ;
 nausea,  waterbrash, vomiting  of food or bitter  substances;
 sh'eplesMiess or half sleep, with  sudden  starlings  as if in af-
fright ;  anxious  dreams;  constipation, or  else; diarrhoeic,
 scanty stools ; tremor of the limbs,  debility, Ac.   Suitable to
 drunkards Avho indulge in abuse of coffee.
   Opium :   Comatose sleep Avith  stertorous  breathing,  or
 anxious  delirium,  Avith visions of mice and scorpions, Ac.;
 fear, desire to escape, or dreams from Avhich  the patient
 wakes as soon as he is spoken to  with a loud voice;  constipa-
 tion, troublesome breathing, general sweat, epileptic convul-
 sions and  spasms;  trembling of  the  extremities,  lock-jaw,
 twitching ofthe muscles ofthe face and mouth, staring look;
 dark-red face, Ac.
   Pulsatilla:  Derangement of  the stomach,  cloudiness 
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173
heaviness in the  forehead, relief  in  the  open air; nausea,
especially after eating or drinking; sour eructations, coated
tongue,  Ac.;  especially Avhen the AA'ine Avas sulphurated.
   Stramonium :  Suitable to  habitual  drunkards;  anguish
driving  one to and fro; taciturn; Avandering look, fear, de-
sire to  escape; epileptic  convulsions;  rage ; red, hot,  and
bloated face;  visions,   illusions of fact, (such as,  that the
half ofthe body is cut  off, Ac )
   Sulphur :  Trembling, dropsical  and  other affections of
drunkards, especially when they indulge in abuse of coffee.
   DYSENTERY: bloody flux.
   § 1.   Aeon. -aesc.  aloe. arn. ars. bapt. hamam. iris. mere.
rhus. suljyh.  2) Bry.  carb.-v. cham. chin.  cist, collins. coloc.
ipec. n.-vom.  puis, rhus.-gl.   3)  Bell.  caps, colch. corn, dios-
cor. dulc. gels, geran. gnaphal. gran. hep. hydras, kreas. lach.
nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. sang,  seneg. staph, trill, verat.-vir.
   § 2.   Aconite :  For dysentery,  when the days are warm
and the nights cool; rheumatic pains in the  head,  nape ofthe
neck and  shoulders, or violent  chills, heat and thirst.  (If
aconite does not suffice, give: Cham, mere  nux.-v. or, puis.
   ^Esculus-h. : Dysentery caused by hemorrhoidal irritation
and confined to the rectum.
   Aloes : Aggravation by acids ; shooting  or boring pains in
the region ofthe navel  increased by pressure ;  the lower part
of the  abdomen  SAVollen and sensitive to pressure, the dis-
tention  and  movements in the abdomen are more in the left
side and along the track of the colon,  increased after food;
fainting whilst  at stool;  frequent stools  of bloody water;
violent  tenesmus;  great repugnance  to free air, which not-
withstanding  ameliorates the  suffering;  hunger  during the
stool;  cutting and pinching pains in  the rectum and loins;
heaviness,  weariness  and numbness in  the thighs; Avith the
stools escape large quantities of flatus ; when urinating urging
to stool.
   Arnica: Nausea with constant sense of fullness and satiety
in the stomach, hard swelling in the right side ofthe abdomen,
with pain as if cutting into a Avound, when  touched,  relieved
by escape of flatus ; pxdrid anel slimy taste and eructations ;
loud rumbling in the boAvels, as if empty ; stools of blood and
feces;  offensive flatulence, like  bad eggs; tenesmus of the
neck ofthe blaeleler with fruitless urging to urinate : putrid
breath ;  chill ofthe back and front of thighs.
   Arsenicum :  Stools  smelling like old foul ulcers: greenish
urine;  sticky  perspirations;  great  restlessness  and tossing 
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DRUNKARDS, DISEASES OF.
about  in  bed;  pains relieved by external heat; despair of
life ; sensation as if the abdomen Avould burst, before the stool ;
sensation  of contraction just  above the  anus, at  the stool;
burning  in  the rectum and trembling in all the  limbs, after
the stool; tenesmus  with  burning in the rectum anel anus ;
face sunken,  pale  and  features distorted ; great exhaustion
after  each stool, pain relieved after the  evacuation; reel and
blue spots on the skin ;  foetid  urine.
  Baptisia :  Violent  colicky pains in the  hypogastric  region
hiforc the stool, the stools  are mucus anel blood,  brown coat-
ing ofthe tongue,  great tenesmus; adynamic dysentery -with
acrid  fa-eal  discharges, Avhich are frequent, small and offen-
sive; ulcerative  inflammation  of the bowels.
  Belladonna: Sensibility of the abdomen to external pres-
sure, the  sense  of setreness being dee/> in the abdomen ;  con-
stant pressing to the anus and genitals,  as if everything would
be pushed out;  pains  of a constricting  character, relieved by
bending  forward;  thirst,  belching,  vomiting;  starting  in
sleep;  delirium.
  Bryonia :  Frequently after aeon.,  especially  during hot
summer and from taking cold drinks; every motion produces
stool.
  Cantharis : burning like fire in  the anus,  after the stool;
dryness of  the  lips and thirst during  the pain; vesicles and
canker in  the mouth  and throat; collapse,  small pulse, cold-
ness of hands and feet.
  Capsicum :  Thirst  after  every stool, and shuddering aftei
drinking ; stool after drinking  : taste like putrid Avater; tenes-
mus ofthe bladder;  drawing pains in the  bark, which with
the tenesmus are continued after the stool,  Avhich consists of
thin adhesive slime,  mixed with black  blood, with tAvisting
pains about the navel.
  Carbo-veg. : When Ars.  is insufficient  to remove the putrid
symptoms, Avhen the patient's breath is cold, and he com-
plains of burning pains.   (If the stools  continue putrid, give:
China.)
  Chamomilla :  After Aeon; Avhen  there are  great  heat,
thirst,  rheumatic pains in the head and great restlessness.
  China : Dysentery in marshy districts  with  intermittent
symptoms or when ars. and carb.-veg. are insufficient, to re-
move the putrid symptoms; discharges of a terrible cadaver-
ous smell, Avorse at night,  of a chocolate  color.
  Cistus : chronic  dysenteric  diarrhcea?
  Colchicum :  cramps  in  the calves  of the legs, />rolaj)sua 
DYSENTERY.
175
 ani;  constriction  of the oesophagus ;  great SAvelling of the
 loAver part of the abdomen ; frequent shudderings doAAm the
 back; discharges Avhite, jelly-like or bloody mucus.
   Colooynth:  Fruitless efforts to vomit;  Aveakness, pale-
 ness  and jirostration after the stool;  severe cutting and
 squeezing  pains, accompanied by  retching and bending the
 body fonvard, relieved by pressure,  by coffee, and the relief
 is  followed by immediate disposition  to  stool ; cold hands
 with  Avarm feet.  Mostly indicated in the first stage ;  fullness
 and pressure  in the abdomen, tympanitic distention,  chills
 proceeding from the abdomen,  white-coated tongue.
   Cornus-cir. :  Dysentery Avith  abdominal  pains,  before,
 during and  after  stool,  Avith great debility and biliousness;
 ulceration  ofthe mucous membrane ofthe rectum.
   Dtoscorea  :  Patient is at the onset seized Avith violent,
 cutting, lancinating pains in the bowels, eliciting shrieks from
 the patient; dysentery Avith  sj)asmodicjxtins in the bowels,
 toith unusually severe tenesmus ; steady twisting pains in the
 abdomen.
   Erigeron : Stools small, streaked Avith blood, accompanied
 AATith  tormina; burning  in the boAvels and rectum;  hard
 lumps of faeces mixed Avith the discharges;  urination painful
 or suppressed.
   Hamamelis :  IJTien the amount of  blood in the stools is
 unusual in quantity, amounting to an actual haemorrhage ;
 it is generally  dark, in small clots or patches scattered through
 the mucus.
   Ipecacuanha: Suitable for  fall-dysenteries (bilious dysen-
 teries) with Aiolent tenesmus and colic ; bilious stools, after-
 Avards bloody mucus ; worse in the  evening.
   Iris-ver. : Dysentery, when the patient is  cold,  skin blue,
 vomiting with prostration of strength; bilious dysentery with
 griping pains in the umbilical  region and loud rumbling in
 the bowels.
   Lac iiesis : Cadaverous smelling  stools; during the stool
 burning in  the anus;  cramp-like pain  in abdomen ;  abdomen
 very  hot;  coldness, thirst; tongue red and cracked at its
 point,  or black and bloody.
   Mercurius  : Excoriating discharges ; cuttings in the lower
part of the abdomen, at night; the abdomen is externally
cold to the touch ; cutting stitch in the loAver abdomen, from
right to left and aggravated by Avalking;  faecal, putrid taste
in the mouth;  nausea, with  vertigo,  obscured vision  and
flashes of heat: offensive perspiration; the pains are increased 
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 biforc the stool,  and during the stenff with violent li'iiesmus,
 tlie /mills are  rather  i tan used after  a sfo,,l and sometimes
 then extend to  the back; eluring the  stool hot  sweat on the
 forehead,  which soon beceunes  cold  and  sticky;  frequent
 discharge  of pure  blood or bloody green mucus like stirred
 eggs ; screams during stool (in children).
   Meec-uorr.:  Cold face and hands Avith small and feeble
 pulse;  all the  pains, but especially those of the rectum are
 aggravated by me>tion ; faintings, weakness and shuddering;
 the limbs as if bruised and trembling;  abdomen tense, hard
 and sensitive to pressure,  especially about the navel ;  astrin-
 gent metallic  taste;  severe pains in the rectum, Avhich con-
 tinue after the  discharge ; the fruitless urgency to stool in-
 crease's the pains ; evacuations very offensive, sujt/)ression of
 secretion of urine ;  retention of urine.
   Nitr.-ac:  Constant pressing  in  the rectum Avithout any
 stool, or the patient evacuates mere mucus, after Avhich  the
 tenesmus continues, followed  by  headache, dryness of  the
 throat,  violent  thirst, intermittent pulse.
   Nux-voai. : Stexils small, frequent, Avith violent  tenesmus;
 pressing pains in the loins and upper part ofthe sacral region,
 with  sensation  as  if broken;  the pains and tenesmus cease
 Avith the stool.
   Plumbum : Severe tenesmus; frequent and almost fruitless
 efforts to stool;  cutting pains  Avith violent outcries;  retrac-
 tion ofthe abdomen; constriction and retraction of the anus.
   ikiius-Tox. : Nocturnal  exacerbations  in  the later  stages ;
 constant  tenesmus  and urging to stool  with nausea and  the
 passing of but little  bloody water.
   Sulphur : Difficult breathing, bloodstreaked mucous stools ;
 freejuent urging- to  stool, violent  tenesmus,  es/tecially  at
night, prolapsus ani at night;  cutting pains, Avhile urging at
stool,  from pressure on  the abdomen or bending the body
backwards, relieved by the application of dry heat; xdce-
ration of the mucous membrane oj'the intestines.
   § 3.  Compare also :  Diarrhoea.
   EARS, Herpes of the.
   §  1.  The her/tes or scurfs on or behind the ears,  require
principally: 1) Oraph. hep. mere oleand. petr. sulph.; or, 2)
 Ant. baryt. cale. cic. kal. lach. lye mez. phos. puis. sep.  sil.
staph.
   £ 2.  Give more jiarticularly :
   F'or eruption near or on the ears: 1) Baryt. calc  cic. sulph.
2) Ant. kal. petr. phos. puis. sep. sil. 
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  For scurfs  behind the ears:  Baryt. calc. graph, hep.  lye
mez. oleand. puis. sep. staph.
  For scurfy eruption:  Graph, hep. lach. lye puis,  staph.
  For soreness:  Graph,  kal. lach. mere petr. sulph.
  For humor : Calc. graph, lye. oleand. petr.
  For ulcerated  eruption: 1) Amm. carb.-v. mere puis, ruta
spong.  2) Alum. kal. stann.
  For  itching of the parts:  Amm.  anac.  baryt. lye puis.
sulph.
  For swelling ofthe ears:  Anac. calc. kal. lye mere puis.
sep.
  For fetid  smell  of the ears: Aur. carb.-veg. graph, hep.
oleand.
  § 3.   Compare: Eruptions, Herpes, Scaldhead, Ostitis,
Ac.
  ECCHYMOSIS, sugillatio.
  Principal remedies:  1) Arn. bry. con. lach. n.-vom. rhus.
rut. sulph.-ac. 2) Ars. berb. calc.  cham. chin, dulc  ferr. laur.
par. plumb, see  sulph.
  If caused by injuries, give:  1)  Arn.  2) Bry. con. rhus.
rut. sulph.-ac.
  Sanguineous  spots or petechia}, such as  occur  in  putrid
typhus, require: Ars. bry. rhus.
  For morbus maculosus Werlhofii, the principal remedy is
Bry.  Besides, Ave may have  to  use  in complicated cases:
Led. phos. sil. stram.
  The cadaverous spots of old people, require principally :
1) Con,   2)  Ars. bar. lach.  op.
  ECZEMA.
  Principal  remedies :  1) Aeon. bell,  dulc mere  phos.  2)
Ars. aur. carb.-v. clem. con.  petr. rhus. sulph.
  For eczema with fever, give :  1)  Aeon. bell. dulc. 2) Petr.
phos.
   Chronic eczema requires:  Clem. dulc. mere petr. phosph.

MMercurial  eczema:  1) Chin. hep. su'ph.  2) Aeon. bell.
dig.                                          \  i\ a
  Eczema solare (caused by the action of the sun): 1) Aeon.
bell, camph.; or, 2) Clem. hyos.
  Impetiginous  eczema: Carb.-v. con. rhus. zinc.
  Compare:  Eruptions, Exanthemata, Herpes.  #
  EMACIATION.—Though a mere symptom,  yet it points
principally to : 1) Ars. calc. china, graph, lycop. natr.-m. stann.
staph.   2) Ambr.  baryt. bryon.  chain, clem, coccul. cupr.
             8- 
17s                     EMOTIONS.

ferr. guaj. ign. iod. ipecac, laches, nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr. phos.
phos.-ac. plumb, jails, secal. silic.  veratr.
  Compare:  Atrophy, Phthisis, Marasmus, *yc.
  EMOTIONS, ILL EFFECTS OF.
  §  1.  Principal remedies :  1)  Aeon.  aur. bell. bry. cham,
coff. coloc. hvos. ign. lach.  mere, n.-vom. op. phos. phos.-ac.
plat.  puis, staph veratr.  2)  Ars. calc. caust. coccul. cupr.
lye natr.-m. rhus. sep. strain, sulph.
  §  2.  For  the  consequences of anguish,fright, fear, give:
1) Aeon. ign. op. puis.  2) Bell, caust.  coff. hyos. lach. n.-
vom.  samb. veratr.
  Of excessive/oy:  1) Coff. op. puis.   2) Aeon,  caust. croc
  Of grief:  1)  Ign.  phos.-ac.  staph.   2) Ars. coloc.  graph.
hvos. lach. lve n.-vom.veratr.
 'Of home-sickness: 1) Caps, mere phos.-ac.  2)  Aur. carb.-
an.  caust. staph.
  Of unhappy love :  1) Hyos. ign. phos.-ac.    2)  Aur. caust.
coff. hell, n.-vom. staph.
  Of jealousy:  1)  Hyos.   2) Ign. lach.  n.-vom. phos.-ac
staph.
  Of mortification,  insults:  1) Bell,  coloc. ign. plat. puis.
staph.   2)  Aur. chain, natr.-m.  phos.-ac. seneg.
  Of chagrin and contradiction:  1)  Aeon. bry. cham. coloc.
ign. n.-vom. plat, staph.  2) Ars. bell.  coff. phos.  puis.—And
Avhen accompanied with inelignatiou :  Coloc. staph.
  Of violent anger: Aeon. bry. chain, n.-vom. phos.
  £ 3.  Particular indications.
  Ace>NiTUM: Headache,  feverish  heat,  tendency of the
blood to the head, and constant fear,  especially in children ;
or AATien Opium had not been given at  the onset for fright.
  Belladonna :  Loss of consciousness, or constant anxiety
Avith fear, weeping, hoAvling,  and malice (in children); also
when Aeon,  and Op. had proved insufficient for the conse-
quences of fright.
  Bryonia :  Chilliness and shuddering over the whole body,
great tendency to vehement anger, foss of appetite, nausea,
vomiting and bilious state in consequence of anger.
  Capsicum: For sleeplessness caused by home-sickness, with
heat and redness ofthe cheeks.
  Chamomilla:  For  the  following consequences of anger:
Bitter taste in the mouth, nausea, disposition to start and
vomiting  of  bilious matter ;  cutting colic ; diarrhoea ; //res-
sure in  the stomach and pit of the stonauh ;  headache; fever
with heat,  thirst, red face and eyes, anguish and restlessness; 
EMOTIONS.
179
jaundice;  cough;  palpitation  of  the  heart;  shortness  of
breath; asthma; suffocative fits ; or, in children, convulsions
and asthma,  or derangement of the stomach  in consequence
of eating and drinking after anger.
  Coffea : Nervous excitement in consequence of great joy,
with trembling, disposition to faint,  especially in females and
children ;  or if the patient took chamomile-tea immediately
after a fit of anger.
  Colocynthis :  When  the consequences   of  chagrin  or
mortification  are;  Spasmodic-colic, cramp  in  the calves,
nausea, bitter taste with vomiting,  sleeplessness, Ac.
  Hepar :  When children, after a  fit of anger, weep con-
stantly Avithout one being able to quiet them, and Bellad. did
not help.
  Hyoscyamus:  In consequence of fear: Stupefaction and
apathy ; inability to  swallow,  convulsions,  sudden starting
or involuntary  laughing during sleep, desire to escape, Ac.
And,  when,  in  consequence of unhajypy love, the patient
feels jealous, runs about restlessly,  Ac.
  Ignatia  :  For the consequences of fright, mortification,
chagrin, grief, especially after  losing  a friend, relative,  or
the consequences  of  unhappy love,  or for :  deep, gnaAving,
irresistible  grief,  vomiting,  gastric  symptoms, headache, ver-
tigo, pale face, or even  convulsions or epilepsy,  especially  in
children, in consequence of fright or fear.
  Mercurius : Recent  or  inveterate consequences offright
or mortification,  also home-sickness, and for : great anguish,
trembling mid restlessness, sudden starting from sleep,_ orgasm
ofthe blood on making the least effort, sleeplessness, inability
to bear the Avarmth of the bed;   great  nervousness, quarrel-
some  mood ; the patient complains of every body and eA-en
his oAvn family ;  desire  to  escape, constant shivering, night-
sweats.
  Nux-vom. : For the  consequences of anger,  with general
chilliness,  and AAdien Bryonia proved  insufficient, or if the
patient had taken chamomile-tea directly after the fit of anger,
or had eaten or drank any thing else,  and  if Chamom. had
not removed the ill effects entirely.
  Opium :  To be used immediately after a paroxysm of joy
or fear, especially for:  Pains  in the forehead, stupefaction  or
loss  of consciousness, heat  and SAveat  about the head, with
coldness of  the  rest of the body, tendency of blood to the
head, eructations or sour vomiting,  great anguish, heaviness
in the abdomen ;  diarrhcea, or involuntary  stools ;  pressure 
ISO
EMOTIe)NS.
 on the chest and difficulty of breathing ; fainting fits, /tarox-
 yms  of spasm or  even  epile/tsy ;  trembling, cries or sopor
 with  stertorous  breathing;  spasmodic rigidity  of the- Avhole
 body, internal heat Avith ecldness ofthe boely, cold sweat, Ac.
   Piietsi'iioRic-AciD :  For the consequences  of de<p griej; un-
 happy love, homesickness, or in all case's Avhere Ignat. is not
 sufficient, especially  Avhen the patient is taciturn,  dull, list-
 less;  Avhen the hair falls out  or turns gray ; hectic fever Avith
 profuse sweat in the morning;  constant desire  to sleep, ^Cev
   Platina : When anger or mortfication is followed by : In-
 difference, alternate  sadness ami laughter; pride Avith con-
 tempt of others ; great anguish anel dread of death ; in females,
 the urinary passages are involved.
   Pulsatilla: Diarrhcea Avith  heat  in the abdomen and cold
 limbs, in eonseepience of f ar; or for the consequences of anger,
 in persons of a bland  disposition; or Avhen the  patient took
 chamomile-tea directly after the anger; and when Cham, was
 not sufficient.
   Sambucus: When fright or fear occasion: Coldness ofthe
Avhole body, trembling, convulsive twitchings; oppression of
the chest ; sopor with stertorous breathing  ; O/u'u/n was not
sufficient.
   Stapiiysagria : For the consequences of auger, especially
for:  Indignation and ill-humor, the  patient pushes  violently
aAvay from  him  what is near  him: ill-humor,  Restlessness,
fear ;—or Avhen  el, ej) grief  occasions :  sadness  Avith  dispo-
sition to take every  thing in  bad  part, great dread of the
future,  sleep in daytime, and sleeplessness  at  night;  falling
off of the hair; feeble and faint  voice; hypochondriac mood.
   Yerateum : When fright or fear occasioned ; diarrhcea, or
involuntary evacuations from the IjoavcIs, Avith coldness ofthe
AA;hole abdomen.
   § 4.  Give more particularly :
   a) For jaundice : Cham, merechin.—for convulsions : Bell.
cham. ign. hyos. op. samb.—for tetanic sj/usms : Bell. op. uni.
—for epileptic attacks : Ign. op. (bell. lach. caust.)—for great
debility with trembling:  Merc. op. phos.-ac. veratr.—for Joint-
ing Jits :  Coff. e>p. veratr.—for sj)as//iodic pains : Colcc.—for
nervous excitement: Aeon. coff. magn.-arct. mere n.-vom.—for
vascular orgasm :  Aeon. coff*. mere.
   I)) When there in fever: Aeon. bry. cham. n.-»om.— chills
and shuddering : Bry.  mere puis.—coldness  of the  bejdv :
 Op.  puis. samb.  veratr.—heat and  redness of the  cheeks • 
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  Caps. ign. aeon.—night-sweats : Merc, phos -^c—hectic fever:
  Ign. phos.-ac. staph.
    c) For sleeplessness: Aeon. coff. mere caps, coloc. staph.__
  Soj)or: Op. samb. (phos.-ac. staph.)
    d) For  melancholy and sadness: Aur. ign. phos.-ac. plat.
  staph.—for constant weeping and  lamenting : Bell. hep.—for
  constant cms: Bell, op.—constant anxiety  and fear: Aeon.
  bell. cham.  mere  plat,  staph.—mental elerangement:  Bell.
  hyos. lach. op. stram. veratr.—indifference, dullness, apathy :
  Hell. hyos. phos.-ac—constant indignation: Coloc.  staph.
    e) Loss of consciousness and stupefaction: Bell. hyos. nux-
 v. op.—tendency of blood to the head,  and headache: Aeon.
 bell. coff. ign. n.-vom. on.—falling off of the hair, or Avhen the
 hair turns gray : Phos-ac, staph.
   f) Boss  of appetite, nausea, vomiting:   Bry. cham. coloc.
 ign. n.-vom.  op. puis.—bilious ailments:  Aeon. bry. cham.
 coloc  ign. n.-vom.—pains in  the stomach: Chain,  nux-v."
 puis.—colic and diarrhcea : Cham. puis, veratr.—involuntary
 stools:  Op. veratr.
   g) Bains in the chest, asthma, Ac.:  Aur. bell. cham. n.-vom.
 op. samb.—violent palpitation of the heart: Aeon. cham. hep.
 op. puis.
   Compare: Emotions, morbid, Mental derangement, Me-
 lancholy, Ac.
   EMOTIONS, MORBID.
   § 1. Having mentioned the remedies, Avhich require to be
 used for the different varieties of mental diseases, in the arti-
 cles on : Mental derangement. Clairvoyance, Hydropho-
 bia, "Weak memory,  Hypochondria,  Imbecility,  Melan-
 cholia, Ac, it remains for us now to  exhibit  in one series the
 remedies which are proposed for the various symptoms that
 characterize mental diseases.
   The principal remedies  for those diseases are:  1) Aur. bell.
 hyos. ign. lach. lye op. phos. phos.-ac. plat. puis.  sep. stram.
 veratr.  2) Aeon. anac. ars. calc. cann. caust. cham. coccul. con.
 graph, hell, mere natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. op.  rhus. sil. sulph. 3)
 Ant.  baryt. bry.  cann. canth. chin. cin. coff. cupr. hep. rhus.
 stann. staph.
   § 2. Use more  particularly:
   a) For anguish, anxiety: 1) Ars. puis,  veratr. 2) Aeon. arn.
bell. bry. calc. carb.-v. cham. graph, ign. lye mere n.-vom. phos.
 rhus. samb. spig. spong. sulph.—For fear and apprehensions:
Aeon. anac. ars. baryt. bell. bry. calc. caust. cic. coccul. graph.
hep.hyos. lach. mere, n.-vom. op. sulph-ac. veratr.—Fox uneasi 
182
EMOTION'S,  MORBID.
ness as if from a bad conscience: Alum. amm. ars. aur. carb.-
veg. caust. cin. coccul. con. cycl. dig. ferr. graph, hyos. nierc-
n.-vom. puis. sil.  strain, sulph.  veratr.—bor anxiety driving
one from one place to another: Aeon. ars. aur. bell. bry. canth.
carb.-v. coloc. cupr. dros. graph, hyos. mere n.-vom. op.  plat.
puis. sep. spig. staph, stram. veratr.
  b) For vexed mood:  1) Ars. calc. caust. cham. ign. kal. lye.
mere, nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  phos. puis. sej). sulph. 2) Aeon. alum.
aur. bell. brv. chin. con. graph, hep. lach. natr. natr.-m. petr.
phos. phos.-ac. plat. sil. staph, zinc—Kor irritable vexed mood :
1) Ars. brv. carb.-v. caust. con.natr.-m. nitr.-ac phos. puis, staph.
sulph.  2)'Arn. aur.bell, chain, chin, coccul. hep.ign. lye. mere.
natr.  petr. phos.-ae. plat. sep. spig.—For  disposition to be
am/n/ : 1) Aur. bry. carb.-v. cham. caust. hep. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
phos." sulph. 2) Arn. ars. caps. chin. croc, graph,  lye. magn.-
aust. natr. natr.-m. petr. sep. sil.
  c) For suspicion and distrust: 1)  Baryt,  caust. cic. hyos.
lye puis. 2) Anac. ant.  aur. bell. cham. dros. hell. lach. mere
op. ruta. sulph.-ac—For anthrojxtjdiobia : 1) Amb. baryt. hyos.
natr. puis rhus. 2) Bell. cic. con. cupr. lye selen.
  d) For nervous excitement:  1) Aeon. arn. aur.  bell. calc.
cham. coff. magn.-arct, mere phos. val.  2) Asar. bry. carb.-veg.
chin. ferr. hep. hyos. lye. natr.-m. sep. sulph. teucr. veratr.—
For great tendency to start : Aeon. bell, borax, calc carb.-veg.
caust. cham. coccul. con. natr.-m. petr. phos. sil. sulph.
  e) For malice: 1) Anac. bell. hyos. lach. lye. n.-vom. stram.
veratr. 2) Ars. caps. cupr. natr. natr.-m. petr. phos. plat, sec-—
For  disposition to  sicear: Anac. veratr.—Disposition to kill
somebody: Ars.  chin.  hep. lach. stram.—For disposition to
commit acts of violence : 1) Bell.  hyos. stram. veratr 2) Anac.
ars. baryt. chin, coccul. cupr. hep. lach. lye mosch. natr. n.-vom.
plat. —For vindictive mood : Agar. anac. aur.lach.—For artful
disposition: Cupr. lach. n.-vom.
  f) For bold, audacious disposition:  1)  Ign. magn.-arct. op.
2) Ace in. agar,  mere sulph.
  g) For obstinacy, head-strongness: Bell. calc. ign. kal. lye;
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. sil. sulph.—For  quarrelsome mood :  1)  Ars.
caps.  chin.  ign.  lach.  mere  natr.-m. veratr.  1) Arn.  aur.
bell,  caust.  cham. hyos.  lach. lye. mosch. n.-vom.  petr.  sej).
staph.
  h) For abundance of fancies and fixed ideas : 1) Bell, coc-
cul. ign. phos.-ac. sabad. stram. sulph.  2) Aeon. amb. cic.  hell.
hyos. lye mere, n.-vom. op. phos. plat. puis.  rhus. see. sil. val
veratr.—For hypochondriac  ideas  and apprehensions:   1) 
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 Calc. chin. natr.  n.-vom. sulph.  2) Anac. aur.  con.  grat.
 lach.  mosch.  natr.-m.  phos.  phos.-ac.  sep.  staph.  3)  Ars
 caust. chin, graph, hell. hep. lye. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch.  petr. puis!
 rhus. val.                                         r     r
   i) For serious mood : Alum. aur. bell, caust. cham. euphorb.
 hell. hyos. ign. led. mere n.-mosch. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis. spi«*
 stann.—For silent, taciturn mood : Aur. bell. caps, caust cham
 euphorb. hell. hyos. ign. ipec. lye n.-vom. phos.-ac.  plat.  puis.
 stann.—For want of disposition to talk: 1) Amb. bell. bry. ign.
 lach. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis, stann.  1) Alum. calc. chin, coloc'
 cycl. hell, natr.-m.  plat, sulph.
   k) For indifference, apathy, listlessness:  1) Ars.  bell.  calc.
 ign. phos. phos.-ac. puis. sep. sil. staph.   2) Arn. cham. chin.
 coccul. con. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac plat.
   1) For vehement, angry mood :  1) Bry. carb.-veg. caust. hep.
 lye natr.-m. n.-vom. sep. 2) Anac. aur. dros. kal. lach. mosch.
 nitr.-ac.  petr. phos. plat, sulph.
   m) For greedy desire  to possess a thing: 1) Ars.  hi v puis
 2) Calc.  lye sep.                                    J i   ■
   n) For moaning, weeping, lamenting: Aeon. ars. bell.  bry.
 calccham. cin. coff. graph, hyos. ign. lye natr.-m. n-vom. plat
 puis. sep. stram.  sulph. veratr.
   o) For merry mood, singing, whistling, dancing, Ac. 1) Bell.
 coff. croc. lach. lye natr.-m. op. plat, stram. veratr.   2) Aur.
 cann. carb.-an. cic. hyos. natr. spong. zinc.
   p) For desjyondency and despair:  Aeon.  aur. calc.  caust.
 con. graph, ign.  lach.  lye  mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. puis.
 rhus. sep. sil.  stann.  sulph. veratr.—For being tired of life:
 Amb. amm.  ars.  aur. bell. chin.  lach. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
 phos. plat  rhus. sep. sil. staph, sulph. sulph.-ac. thuj.- For de-
 sire of suicide : 1)  Ars.  aur. n.-vom. puis.  2) Alum.  ant. bell.
 carb-veg. chin. dros.  hep. hyos. mez. rhus.  sec. sep. spig.
 stram. tart.
  q) For illusions of fancy: 1) Bell, stram.  2) Anac. lach.
 natr.-m. op. puis. sil. sulph. 3) Aeon. aj-s. bry. calc. canth. carb.-
 veg. cham.  dulc. hell. hep. kal. magn.-m. mere. natr. nitr.-ac
 n.-vom.  phos. plat.
  r) For religious  mania:  1) Bell.  hyos. lach.  puis,  strain
 sulph. 2) Ars. aur. croc, lye selen.
  s)  For bland, tender turn of mind:  Coccul. croc. ign. lye.
magn.-arct. mosch. puis. sil.
  t)Fox  j)ride, vanity, Ac.  1)  Lye  plat, stram. veratr.   2)
 Alum. arn. caust. chin. cupr. hyos. ipec. lach. par. phos.
  u) For sadness,  melancholy, Ac.:  1)  Ars.  aur. bell, ign 
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ENTERITIS. — EPISTAXIS.
lach. puis, sulph.  2) Aon  bry. calc caust. cham. coccul. con.
graph, hell. hyos. lye mere  natr.-m. n.-ve>ni. petr.  plat. rhus.
sep. sil. staph, strain,  sulph. veratr.
  v) For amorous disposition: 1) Ant. hyos. veratr. 2) Graph.
ign. lach. lye, mere, natr.-m. n.-vom. plat. puis. sil. strain.—For
lasciriousness: 1) Canth. hyos. pirns, strain, veratr. 2) Chin.
lach. lye mere natr.-m. n.-metsch. n.-vom. plat. puis.
  av) For mania,  craziness,  Ac: 1) Aeon.  bell.  cale-. hyos.
lach. n.-vom. op. plat, strain, veratr. 2) Agar.  anac. ant, arn.
ars. cann. canth. caust. cic. coccul. coloc. con. croc. cupr. dig.
dulc. ign. lye. mere natr. n.-mosch. oleand. par. phe>s.  plumb.
puis. rhus. sec.  sep. sil. sulph. zinc.—For rage: 1) Bell, canth.
hyos. lye. strain, veratr.  2)  Agar. ars. camph. cann.  coccul.
croc. cupr. lach. mere plumb, see
  x) For fit ful mood: 1) Aeon.  alum. bell. croc. ferr. ign.
plat, strain,  sulph.-ac. zinc. 2) Aur. cann. caps, carb.-an. caust,
chin, coccul. cycl. ferr. graph, hyos. kal. lye magn.-arct. natr.-
m. sep. val.
  §. 3.   Compare : Weak Memory, Mental derangement,
Clairvoyance, Hydrophobia, Hypochondria, Melancho-
lia, At.
  ENTERITIS, inflammation ofthe boAvels : Give first a fenv
doses of  Aeon,  to reduce the inflammation, after Avhich Lach.
bell, or mere will complete cure.
  In more complicated cases, use:  1)  Apis. ars. bry. hyosc.
n.-vom.  2) Ant. canth. chain, chin, coloc.  ipec nitr.-ac. oxal,
puis. rhus. sec.  squill, sulph.
  We have to consider also:
  When the Diaphragm is also affected: won. bry. chain.
lye.—Avhenthe  Peritonium suffers:  aeon. bell. bry. lye. mere.
—when  the CVecum is especially affected  (Typhlitis) : bell.
lach. rhus .—for  inflammation of the Colon : bell. mere.—
Avhen Mortification threatens : ars.  for  superficial erysipe-
latous inflammation:  aeon. bell. mere.
  Compare: Fevers, 1rnjlaminatory, Gastritis, Cholera, Colic,
 Diarrhaa.
  EPISTAXIS.
  g 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon  arn. bell. bry. chin. croc.
mere, n.-vom. puis. rhus. sulph. 2) Amb. cann. carb.-v. cin. ferr.
gran, kroos. led. sabin. see. sep. sil., Ac.
  Forheemorrhage from the nose : ]) Aeon. chin. 2) Arn. bell.
chin. mere. puis. rhus. see
  § 2.  If caused by  tendency of blood to the head, give:  1)
Aeon. bell. chiu. croc. con.: or, 2)  Alum. cham. graph, rhus. 
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   If occurring during a cold:  Ars. or Puis.
   In affecting children Avho have worms : Cin. or Merc.
   For females who menstruate scantily : Puis, or Sec. or. Sep.
—If the menses be too profuse, give : Aeon. calc. croc, sabin.
-—With amenorrhoea:  Bry. puis, or sep.
   For  debilitated persons, in consequence of loss of blood,
Ac. :  1) Chin, or sec.; or, 2) Carb-v. cin. ferr.
   If in consequence of being stimulated by spirits : N.-vom.,
or Aeon. bell. bry.
   If caused by bodily exertions: Rhus, arn., or,  Bry. calc.
puis, sulph.
   Epistaxis after a blow, contusion,  requires : Arn.
    3.   For the  disj)osition to epistaxis, give : Calc.  carb-v.
sep. sil. or sulph.
   Compare: Hemorrhages,  Congestions of  the  Head,
Catarrh, Menstrual  difficulties, Debility, Heat, ill
effects of,  Worn out, Injuries, Ac.
   ERGOTISM, Raphanta.—If caused  by the use of spurred
rye: Solan.-nigr. is  a specific—Besides,  Ave may require:
Aeon. bell, colch. hyos. op. plat, stram. rhus ; or, especially
Avhen gangrene sets in : Ars. chin, euphorb. sil.
   ERUPTIONS,  CUTANEOUS—The  size of  this work
only alloAvs us to offer a condensed series of the principal
symptoms, though it will be found sufficient to answer all or-
dinary demands.
   Give for:
   a) Itching eruptions: Agar.  ant. ars.  bry. caust. cham.
clem.  kal. lach.  mere mez. nitr.-ac. oleand. ran. rhus.  sep.
staph,  sulph.   veratr.—Biting:  Amm.-m.  bry.  calc.  caust.
euj)h. lach. led. lye. mez. natr.-m. oleand. phos. ac. puis, ran.-
sc. sulj)h.—Burning: Ambr. ars. bell. bry. cap>s. carb.-v. caust.
con, hep.- kreos. lye.  mere.  mez. ran. rhus. sil. staj)h. sulj/h.
viol.-tr. —Stinging-itching: Aeon. ars.  bar. bell.  bry. clem.
con. dros. he//, led. mere, nitr.-ac. puis,  ran, rhus. sep. sidj)h.
   b)   Bainless eruptions :  Amb. hell. hyos. lye. stram. sulph.
—Bainful: Ant, exrn.  bell. chin.  clem.  cupr.  dulc. hep.  lye.
magn.-m. p>hos.-ac. puis. sep. sil. veratr.— Tearing and pain-
ful :  Calc. lye. mez.  sep. sil. stajdi, sulph.— Tensive and pain-
ful : Am. bar. caust. con. j)hos. jnds. rhus. sulph.—Painful as
if  sore  or ulcerateel: Alum,  amm.-m.  arg. aur. bry. calc
caust. cic. colch. dros. graph, hep. kal.  mang.  mere, natr.-m
nitr.-ac. petr. phos. phos.-ac. pids.  rhus.  sep.  sil. staph, sulph
veratr. zinc.
   c)  Blue-colored eruptions :  Ars. bell. con. lach. ran. rhus 
1*0                     ERUPTIONS.

— Transparent :  Cin.  mere.  ran.— Yellowish: Agar.  ars.
cic.  cv/Ji. knos.  mere.  natr.  nitr.-ac. sej).— 1'tuple-colored:
Aeon. bell.—Bose-colored:  Alum,   natr.-jdios.  sil.— Scarlet-
colored:  Amm. ars.  bell   croc,  eu/di.  hyos.  mere  phos.—
Blackish:  Ars.  lull, bry.  lach. rhus.  see sil.— Whitish :
Agar. ars. bry. ipec. phos. sulph. thuj. val. zinc—With white
ti/ts:  Ant. puis. tart.
  d)  Beadihg bleeding: Calc  dulc. mere, sulph.—Blood-blis-
ters:  Ars. bry.  natr.-m. sec  sulph.— Gangrenous: Ars.  bell.
camph.  carb.-v.  lach. mur.-ac. ran sabin.  see, sil.—Burtdent:
Ars. cic. clem. dulc. hep. lye magn.-m. mere. petr.  rhus.  sep.
staph, tart.  zinc.—Jlumi'd: Bov.  calc.  carb.-v. cic.  clem.
graph, hep. kal. kreos.  mere,  nitr.-ac.  petr. rhus. sel.  staph.
viol.-tr.—S/trcading : Ars. bor. calc. caust. chain, clem.  con.
graph, hep. kal. magn.-c. mere natr. nitr.-ac. petr.  rhus.  sep.
sil. squill, staph, sulph. viol.-tr.—Scurfg:  Alum. ant.  ars.  bar.
bell. bov. calc.  carb.-a. chel. cic. clem, coloc. con. dulc. graph.
hell. hep. kal. lye mere natr.-m. oleand. puis. ran. rhus. sassap.
sep. sil.  staph, sulph. viol.-tr.—Bry : Bar.  bov.  calc.  carb.-v.
cupr.  dulc. led.  mang.-e  mere mez. petr. phos. sassap.  sep.
sil. staph, veratr. viol.-tr. zinc.
  e)  Baling off: Aeon. amm. amm.-m. bell. clem. cupr.  led.
mere mez. pirns, sep. sil. staph.—Scaly : Agar, amm.-m.  aur.
cic. clem,  dulc, led. magn.-c  mere oleand.  phos.  sulph.—
Homy:  Ant.  graph,  ran.—  Cracked:  Alum.   calc.  cham.
cycl. hep. lach. mere petr. puis. rhus. sassap. sep. sulph.
  f) Fine eruptions, Avith a fine grain : Bry. carb.-v. graph.
hep. mere phos.-ac. sulph.— Grit-shoj)ed:  Graph, hep. natr.-
m.—Millet-siatj/ed: Agar. ars. led. val.— Clustered:  Agar.
calc ran. rhus.  veratr.—Zo/^c-shaped : Ars. graph, mere puis.
rhus.  sil. sulph.— 6rY«/»(-'-shaped : Calc. rhus. staph, veratr.—
Confluent: Agar. cic. hyos. phos.-ac. tart. val.
  g)  Bimple-shaped : Aeon.  ant. ars. bell. bry. caust.  cham.
dulc graph, hell. hep. kal. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac oleand pirns.
phos.-ac. puis. rhus. sassap. sep. spong. staph, sulph. tart. thuj.—
Vesicular: Amm.-m.  ant. ars. bell. bry. canth. caust. chin.
clem, graph, hep.  kal. lach.  phos. ran.  ran.-sc.  rhus.  sulph.—
Bapmlar:  Alum. ant. calc. caust. dulc. graph, hep. lach.  lye
mez. natr.-m. puis. rhus.  sep.  sil. staph,  veratr.—Bustulous:
Ant. arn. ars. bell. hyos. mere, nitr.-ac. puis.  rhus.  sil.  staph.
sulph. tart.
  h) Eruptions  Avhich only  appear  on covereel parts: Led.
thuj.—On hairy parts : Kal. lye mere, natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos.-
ac. rhus. 
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   § 2.   Compare:  Blood-blisters, Variola,  Herpes, Ma-
 cul.e, Rash, Eruptions in the face, Sualdhead, Measles,
 Crusta lactea,  Rubeol-e, Erysipelas, Scarlatina,  Ac.
  ERUPTIONS  IN THE FACE, Herpes, Spots, Ulcers.
   §  1.  Principal remedies: 1) Ars  aur. baryt. calc. carb.-v.
 cic.  dulc.  graph,  hep.  led. lye magn.-m. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac
 phos.-ac. rhus. sep. sulph.  2)  Amm. ant. bov.  bry.  caust.
 con.  kreos. lach. sassap. sil. staph, veratr.
   § 2   As regards simple maculce and pimples, give:
   a) For freckles  (ephelides): Alum.  ant. calc. dulc. graph
 lye mur.-ac. puis. sep. sulph.
   b) For acne: l) Ars. bell. calc.  carb.-v. hep. lach. sulph.
 2) Aur. cann. canth. carb.-an. caust. cic. kreos. led. natr. nitr.-
 ac. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis. rhus. ruta. sep. veratr.
   c)  For acne simplex in young people, and especially high-
 livers : 1)  Bell. hep. led. n -vom. sulph.  2) Ars. calc. carb.-v.
 lach. n .vom. phos.-ac. puis.
   d)  For acne of drunkards: Kreos. led. n.-v.—Ars. lach. puis.
   e)  For acne rosacea: 1)  Ars. carb.-an. kreos. rhus.  ruta.
 veratr.  2) Aur.  calc. cann. canth. carb.-v. caust. cic. led.
 lach.  sep.
  f)  Acne punctata  (black pores, comedones):  1)  Graph.
 natr.  nitr.-ac. selen. sulph.   2)  Bell. bry. calc. dig. dros. hep.
 natr.-m. sabin.
  § 3.  As regards herjyes in the face,  give:
  a;  For impetigo facialis (humid scurf in the face) :  1)
 Calc. graph, sulph.  2) Ars. cic. lye rhus. sep.
  b)  For crusta lactea: 1) Rhus.  2) Calc. sulph.  3) Ars.
 baryt. cic graph, lye mere sassap.  (Viol.-tr. ? ? ?)
  c)  For scrofulous (eruption from teething): 1) Merc, sulph
 2) Calc graph, rhus. sep.
  d)  For herpes furfuraceus:   1) Ars.  bry. cic  sulph.  2)
 Anac. mere thuj.
  e) For lujnis or impetigo rodens, or  herpes exedens  scrofu-
 losus: 1) Ars. bell. hep. mere sep. sil.  staph,  sulph.   2) Cic
 graph, natr.-m. nitr -ac.
  f) Bujtus of the wing of the nose, herpes exedens idiopa-
 thicus: 1) Staph.   2) Ars.?  aur.? calc? sep.? sil.? sulph.?
  g)  Bsoriasis facialis: 1) Calc. graph,  lye sep. sulph.
  h)  Ulcerated corners of the mouth: 1) Amm.  bell.  calc.
caust. graph, hep.  ign. kreos. mere natr.-m. sil. 2) Ant. arn. ?
natr.  nitr.-ac. phos. sep. sulph. veratr.
  i) Mentagra  {herpes of the chin): 1)  Ant, cic. graph, sulph.
2)  Carb.-v.?  clem.? dulc? kreos.? mere?  sassap.? Sep.? 
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   k) Crusta serpiginosa: 1) Ars. cic  graph, mere  sassap.
 2) Calc. baryt. lye rhus.  (Viol.-tr.?)
   § 4.  ,Vs regards ulcers of the face and H/ts, give :
   a) For cancerous ulcers: 1) Ars. bell. sil. sulph.  2)  Clem.
 con.  hep. mere  3) Hydr. my tic.  phytol.
   b) Serifulous  ulcers:  1)  Bell. hep. mere  sep. sil. staph.
 sulph.  2)Cic?  graph.? natr.-m.? nitr.-ac. ?  sulph.-ac?
   §  o.  Anel lastly, give, as a general rule:
   a)  For eru/dions  on the forehead:  Ant. bell, caust. hep.
 kreos. led. natr.-m. phos. phos.-ac. rhus. sep. sil. staph, sulph.
   b) On  the temples: Alum.  ant. bell, carb.-v. caust. lye.
 mur.-ac. natr.-m. sulph. thuj.
   c)  Around the eyes: Ars.  con.  hep. mere staph, sulph.
   d) In the eyebrows: Canst, kal. natr.-m. selen. staph.
   e) On the cheeks: Ant. bell,  calc canst, kreos. lach. natr.
 natr.-m. phos. rhus. sep. sil. staph, veratr.
   f) On the nose: Alum. aur. carb.-an. carbcv. caust.  graph.
 mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos.-ac sep. sil. sulph.
   g) Around the nose : Ant. caust. natr. rhus.  sep. sil. sulph.
   h) On  mouth and  lips: Ars. bry. calc. caust. kreos. natr.-
 m. n.-vom. rhus. sep.  sil. staph,  sulph.
   i) In the corner of the mouth : Ant.  amm.  arn. bell. calc.
 caust. graph, hep. ign.  kreos.  mere natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac
 phos. sep. sulph. veratr.
   k) On the chin : Ant. bell,  caust. con. graph, hep. kal. kreos.
 lye  mere natr.-m. rhus. sep. sil. sulph.  Acratr.
  §  6.  Compare: Eruptions, Herpes, Macult, Ulcers, Ac.
  ERUPTIONS,  HERPETIC.
  Principal remedies : 1) Ars. bov. calc. clem. eon. dulc. graph.
 iris,  lye mere n.-jugl. oleand.  rhus. sass. sep. sil. sulph.  2)
 alnus.-r. aral. bry. carb.-v. caust. cic. cist, eomocl. fluor-ac hep.
jugl. kreos. led. lob. natr. natr.-m. petr. phytol. ran. staph, zinc.
  §. 2.  Use more particularly:
  a)  For herpes phlyct^enoides or miliaris:   1) Aeon. bell.
 rhus. sil. sulph.  2) Ars. bov. calc. comoclad. chim. euphorb.
 lye mere rhus.-ven. sep.
  b)  For herpes exedens s.phagadceniens, impetigo rodens,
 lupus; 1) Ars. graph, hydr. phyt. rhus. sil. sulph.  2)  Alum.
 calc.  cic. clem. con. mere sep.
  c)  For herpes furfuruceus, pityriaris: 1) Ars. bry. calc.
 kreos. sil. sulph.  2) Dulc. graph, lye nuph. sep. sulph.  3)
 Anac. cic. lach. led. mere, natr.-m. phyt. stilling, thuj.  4) Clem.
 oleand. phos.
   d) For herpes crustaceus, impetigo:  1)  Calc. lye  sulph. 
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 2)  Alnus.  con. graph, jugl.  rhus.   3)  Ars. cic. dulc. lach.
 mere. sep.
   e) For herpes circinnatus : 1) Cist. clem. sep. 2) Comocl.
 magn.-c. mezer. natr.  natr.-m. phytol. rhus.-ven.   3)  Calc. ?
 caust.? sulph.?
   f) For herpes squamosus, psoriasis:  1)  Ars. clem. dulc.
 led. magn.-c. mere phos. rhus. sep. sulph.  2) Apoc-c. calc.
 caust. graph, lye nuph.  3) Phyt.?
   g) For psoriasis inveterata:  1)  Graph, lye sep.  sulph.
 2)  Calc hep. mere puis. rhus. sil.
 _ h) For lichen : 1. Cocc ? corydal. ? dulc. ? 2) Aeon. ? bry. ?
 cic. ? lye ? mur.-ac. ? sulph. ? 3) Iod. hep. calc. phos. sulph.-iod.
   § 3.   As regards subjective symptoms, give :
   a)  For burning ofthe herpes:  1) Ars. carb.-v. caust. mere
 rhus. sulph.  2) Calc.  hep. lye puis.  sep. staph.
   b) Itching:  1)   Ars. calc.  caust. clem, mere rhus. sep.
 sulph.  2) Bov. con. graph, nitr.-ac. oleand. ran. sil. staph.
   c)  Stinging  or  tearing : Calc. clem, lye mete nitr.-ac
 puis. rhus. sep. sil. sulph.
   § 4.  Give more particularly:
   a)  Fov y\ellowish, broavn yellow herpes: Lye  mere
 natr. sep.
   b) For red : Cic. clem. dulc. lye magn.-c. mere staph.
   c) For white : Ars. bry. graph lye zinc.
  § 5.  a) Impetigo, humid herpes: 1) Calc  dulc graph.
kreos.  lye  mere rhus. sep.   2)   Alnus. alum. bov. carb.-v.
caust. iris, juglans. phos.-ac. staph, sulph.
  b) Dry herpes :  1) Dulc. led. mere phos. sep. sil. veratr.
2)  Baryt. bov. calc. clem, comoclad. kreos. phos.-ac.  staph.
sulph.
  c) Suppurating:  1) Cic. clem, mere rhus. sep.   2)  Dulc.
lye natr. sulph.
  d) For readily  bleeding:  Ars. carb-v. lye mere phos.
phos.-ac. sil. sulph.
  §  6. For  local herpes see : ErujAions on the face, lips,
chir, jrudendum, Ac.
  ERYSIPELAS.
  §  1.  Principal remedies :  1. Aeon, apis, bell, graph, lach.
mere. puis. rhus. 2) Arn. ars. bry. calc.  camph. canth. carb.-
a.  cham. clem, comoclad. euphorb  hep. nitr.-ac phos. plumb.
rhus.-ven. sil. sulph. zizea.  3) Alnus. aral. amm. carb.-v. chin.
croc, gymnocl. hydr. hyosc. iod kal. lye sep. stram. thuj.
   § 2. For  simple  erysirelas : Aeon. bell. gels. hep. lach.
verat.-vir. 
190                    erysipelas.

  For erysipelas fug ax :  1)  Boll. rhus.   2)  Gra]>h. puis.
  For piu.wiMoNors  erysipelas: 1) A/n's. bell, graph, hep.
mere.  puis.  rhus.  verat.-vir.  2)  Aeon, calc chin.  kal. lye
nitr.-ac. phos. sulph. thuj.
  For scarlet  colored:  1) Amm. bell,  hyosc. mere, jda/s.
2) Aeon. ars. bry. croc. lach. stram. sulph.
  For vesicular erysipelas :   I) Rhus.   2)  Comoclad.  eu-
phorb. graph, hydr.   3) Apis. ars. bell. hep. lach.
  For zona:  1) Cist, mez. rhus.  2) Ars. graph, puis.  3)
Merc,  phyt, sil. sulph.
  § 3) For secondary EEYSiPELAs,Avith cedematous swellings:
1. Apis. rhus. 2)  Ars. chin. kal. mere sulph.
  For herpetic erysipelas, Avith large ulcerated surfaces:
1) Clem. rhus.   2) Ars. graph,  iris. mere. sil. sulph.
  For gangrenous :  1) Ars. carb.-v.  2) Bell,  camph. chin.
lach. sabin. sec
  § 4.  Compare  swelling, gangrene, erysij.elas of the face,
zona,  scarlatina.
  Erysipelas faciei:  Principal remedies:  ]) Apis. bell.
lach.  rhus.  2)  Cham, comoclad. graph, hep. puis. rhus.-ven.
sulph.   3) Aeon, camph. canth. carb.-a. carb.-v. cupr. euphorb.
gels. hydr. sep.  stram. verat.-vir.
  Apis : Sw elling on the side of the face and temples, Avhitish
or inclining  to a delicate pink color;  puffiness of the eyelids,
biting and stinging  of the skin ; also in many cases, where
bell, is insufficient or in persons suffering frequently from it,
and especially in women and children.
  Belladonna : For delirium, stitchingheadache, furious look,
violent thirst, dry tongue, parched lips and other symptoms,
pointing to an approaching metastasis to the brain ;  Avhen on
the right side, smooth and shining.
  Comocladia :  Burning  on face and  eyes,  Avorse towards
evening ; excessive SAvelling ofthe face Avith tormenting itch-
ing and SAvelling ;  corrosive itching of the head ;  dizziness and
heaviness ofthe  head, Avith shooting pains, relieved by move-
ment.
  Lac iiesis : From the first, or when the cerebral  affection
did not yield to Bell; bloated  red face, attended Avith heat.
headache  and ccldness of the   extremities;  one-sided tense
headaches, extending from occiput  to  eyes, with  vomiting,
vertigo, tendency  to faint and numbness.—after lach. hep. or
mere, are  sometimes indicated.
  Rhus : For vesicular erysipelas, or erysipelas of the scalp,
generally a specific. 
EXCRESCENCES, FUNGOUS.
191
  Compare:  Erysipelas and SAvelling of the cheeks.
  Erythriasis.—Aeon, given  to the mother, is a  specific
remedy.
  Exanthemata,  acute : §  1.  The principal remedies  for
acute  exanthemata  (variola,  morbilli, rubeola, scarlatina,
purple-rash :) are: 1) Aeon, bell, bry. coff. gels,  mere phos.
puis, sulph.   2)  Arum.  ars. amm. bapt. baryt. chin, cimicif
hell  hydr. lach.  rhus. sarrae stram. verat.-vir.
  §  2. For the  periods—inflammatory fever, give : 1) Aeon.
gels, verat.-vir.  2)  Bell. bry. coff. and in  general, the reme-
dies indicated for  inflammatory fever.
  §  3.  As  regards the eruption itself, give
  For maculae : Aeon. amm. bell. bry. phos. puis.
  For rash : Aeon. bry. gels. ipec. rbus. valer.
  For suppurating eruptions :  1 Bell, mere rhus.  2) Ant.
ars. cimicif. hydr.  puis, sarrae  sulph. tart.   3) Hyosc
  For gangrenous : 1) Ars. carb.-v.  2)  Bell,  hyosc lach.
rhus. sec.  sil.
  For erysipelatous : 1) Bell. rhus.  2) Apis. amm. euphorb.
phos.  3) Camp,  cimicif carb.-v. graph.
  §  4.  Suppression of eruption by a cold or other causes
requires:  1)  Ars. bry. cimicif phos. puis, strain, sulph. 2) Bell.
caust.  cupr. hell. op. phos.-ac.
  If the suppression be attended Avith metastasis to the brain:
1) Bell. hell, stram.  2)  Arn. ars. phos.-ac. puis.
  If succeeded by distress of breathing and pain in the chest:
bry. phos. sulph.
  §  5.  Secondary affections  require:
  a) Catarrhal affections: Bry. cact. carb.-v. dros. dulc. hyosc.
ign. n.-vom.  dros.  sep. stict.
  b) Affections of the ear and sense of hearing:  Bell, carb.-v.
colch. hep. lye  men. mere, nitr.-ac. phos. puis sulph.
  c) Diarrhoea: Chin, mere puis, sulph. verat.
  d) Dropsy: 1) Apis.  ars.  dig. hell.   2)  Apoc-c. arn.  bell.
phos.-ac. seneg.  sulph.
  8  6. Compare: Variola, measles, scarlatina,  Ac.
  EXCRESCENCES,   FUNGOUS.—Principal remedies:
1) Ars. carb.-an. carb.-veg. phos. sep. sil. sulph.   2) Ant. bell.
calc. clem. con. kreos. lach. lye mere nitr.-ac. staph. 3) N.-vom.?
petr.? rhus.? sabin.? tart.? thuj.?
  For fungus hcematodes: 1) Ars. carb.-an. phos.  sil.  2) Carb.-
veg. lach. lye mere nitr-ac  sulph.  3) Calc? clem.? kreos.?
n.-vom.?  rhus.?  sabin.? sep.?  staph.? tart?  thuj.?   The
principal  remedies are: Caic and phos. at long intervals. 
 l!'2             exercise, Ac.—eyes, Ac

  For fungus med'dlaris: 1) Bell, carb.-an. phos. thuj. 2) Sil.?
 sulph. ?
  For fungus arfieulorum :  1)  Ant. kreos, lach. sil.   2) Ars.
 iod.  he. phos. staph.  :'>) Clem.? petr.? rhus.? sabin.?  sulph.?
  EXFRC1SF, DPFAD  OF.—A  mere  symptom which, in
 conjunction with other symptoms, generally points te>:  1) Ars.
 bell. chin. lach.  natr.  nair.-in. n.-vom. sulph. tart.   -) Aeon.
 calad. caps. chel. dulc hell, hyosc. ign. iod. mere mez. mur.-ac.
 rut,  thuj.
  EXHALATION, DEFICIENT—A symptom which, with
 the other symptoms that exist Avith it, generally points to:
  1)  Ae-oiL bell, calc cham. chin, colch. dulc. graph, kal. led.
 lye. n.-mosch. phos. sen. sil. sulph.   2)  Amm. arn. ars. cann.
 caust. coff". hep.  hyosc. iod. ipec. lach. inagn.-e. niur.-ac. natr.
 nitr.-ac. phos.-ac. plat. puis. rhus. sabad. sec. sep. staph, verb.
 viol.-od.
  EYFS, CONTRACTION OF.—Principal remedies:
  1)  Agar.?  2) Ant.  arn.  canth.  croc,  crotal. sepiill.—See
 Ophthalmia.
  EVES, NEURALGIC PAINS  IN THE.
  §  1.  For true neuralgic pains, give: 1) Bell. chin, hyosc
 spig.   2)  Asar.  caust. guaj. hep. par. phos.-ac. plumb, thuj.
  §  2.  As regards thep>ains, with or without inflammation,
give:
  a)  For sensation as if the eyeballs Avere  too large: Bell.
 spig.—Asar. caust. guaj. hep.  hyos. natr. natr.-m. op. par.
 phos.-ac. plumb, sen.  tar. thuj.
  b)  For pains Avhich  increase  by contact:  Bell. chin.  hell.
 hep. sulph.—By motion : Arn. ars. bell. bry. calc. cham. chin.
 hep.  led. mag.-aust. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. ran. spig. sulph.—
For  boring pains: Bis.  calc.  hep.  kal. natr.-m. spig. thuj.—
 Burning pains: Aeon. ars. asar. bell  bry. calc carb.-v. coloc.
 croc, crotal. euphorb. lach. lye.  magn.-m. mere n.-vom. phos.
 phos.-ac. rhus. sep. spong. sulph.—Aggravation by turning the
 eyes: Aeon. bry. caps. cupr. lye. v.-nom. puis.  rhus. sep. sil.
 spig.—For  etching pains: Arn.  bar.  bell. bry. calc.  carb.-v.
 caust. chin.  cin.  cupr.  graph,  ign. lach.  lye.  mere  nitr.-ac.
n.-vom. ol.-an. puis. rhus. rut. sabad.  sep  spig. staph, sulph.
 veratr. zinc.—Sensation  as of a  threael being drawn through
the eyes : Bry. ign. lach.  mur.-ac par. plat. Araler.—Sensation as
 of a foreign body (sand or dust): Aeon. bell. bry. calc. carb.-A\
 chin. cin. con. graph,  ign. mere  natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  phos. puis.
spig.  sulph. sulph.-ac.  thuj.—Bressiug-elown pains: Aur. cann.
 hell, oleand. par. puis.—Pressure from within outward: Aeon. 
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asar.  bell. bry. cann. canth.  caust. con. dros. guaj. ign. led.
magn.-arct. n.-vom. par. puis. ran. rhus. spig.  val.—Stitches
from  within  outward,:  Calc. cocc. dros.  natr. sil. sulph.—■
Pressure  from without inward: Agar. anac. aur. bis. chin.
phos.-ac. spig. zinc.—Stitches from without inward: Arn. bell.
phos.—Feeling of coldness in the eyes: Alum. amm. berb. calc
con. kal. lye magn.-arct. par. plat.—Beating pains: Aeon. ars.
bell. bry. calc. (cham. cocc.) ign.  magn.-aust. (phos.) petr.—
Binching pains: Croc, nitr.-ac.—Bone-pains in  the cavities:
Aur.  hep  mere natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  phos. phos.-ac. rhus. staph.
sulph.—^Tearing pains: Ars. bell. bry. (cham. chin, colch. con.)
kal. led. lye  magn.-c. (mere) n.-vom. (puis.) sen.  sil. sulph.
zinc.—Scraping pains: Ars. lye puis.  rhus.—Cutting in the
eyes: Bell.  calc. canth. coloc. kal. lye mere mur.-ac puis.
rhus.  spig.  sulph. veratr.—Pains  as  if sore or excoriated:
Alum. arn. bar. bry. carb.-v.  croc,  euphr. iod.  kal.  lye
magn.-aust. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  phos. sep.  sil.  staph.
sulph.—Feeling of  heaviness in the  eyes: Bell.  calc. natr.
plat.  sep.— Tension in the  eyes:  Aeon. aur. calc. led. lye
natr.-m.  phos. sulph.-ac.—Stitching  pains:  Ars.  bell. bry.
calc.  coloc con. dig. euphr. graph, hep. lye mere nitr.-ac.
phos. puis.  sen. sep.  spig. thuj. val.  veratr.—Feeling as if
bruised: Arn. bry. chin. cupr. hep. lye n.-vom. rhus.  sulph.
veratr.
  For further details, see: Pain, paroxysms of, and Condi-
tions.
  EYES,  SUPPURATION  OF.—Remedies:  1)  Caust.
euphr. kreos.  nitr.-ac.  2)  Bell.  bry. graph.
  Compare: Ophthalmia.

  FALLING  OFF OF THE  HAIR, Allopecia.
  § 1.  Principal remedies:  1) Calc. hep.  graph,  kal. lye
nitr.-ac. phos.-ac. sil. sulph.   2) Aur. bar.-c. carb.-v. caust. chin.
kal. magn. mere natr.-m. sep. staph, zinc.
  § 2.  Falling off  of the hair after severe  acute diseases, re-
quires: 1) Lye hep. sil.; or, 2) Calc. carb.-v. natr.-m. phos.-ac
and sulph.—To lying-in females give: Calc.  lye natr.-m. sulph.
  If caused by loss of animal fluids, (depletion, excesses, Ac.)
give:  Chin, ferr;  and if  caused  by frequent  sweats, give:
Mere
  If caused by long grief, give: Phos.-ac. or staph.; or, Caust.
graph, ign.  lach.
  If caused by nervous or hysteric headache, give: 1) Hep.
nitr.-ac.   2) Ant. calc. sil.  sulph.;  or, 3) Aur. phos. sep.
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FEVERS.
  If caused by abuse of Mercury, give: Hep. or carb.-v.; and
if by abuse of China, give: Bell, or hep.
  § 3.  As regards the condition ofthe scalp} and hair, give'
for sensitiveness of the scoJj,: Calc. bar.-c. carb.-v. chin. hep.
natr.-m. sil. sulph.
  For violent itching ofthe scalp, especially if in consequence
of old sujijxressed eruptions, give: Graph, kal. lye sil. sulph.
  For scales  on the head:  Calc. graph, magn. staph.
  For the disjwsition ofthe hair to turn gray, give: Graph.
lye phos.-ac.  sulph.-ac.
  For great dryness ofthe hair : Calc. kal. phos.-ac.
  When the hair  is frequently covered Avith viscid sweat.
Chin, mere
  § 4.  Moreover,—a)  AY hen the hair falls off on the  sides
of the head:  1)  Graph,  phos.  -) Kal.? zinc?
  b) On the  sinci/tut:  Ars. natr.-m. phos.
  c) On the  vertex: Baryt. graph, lye sep zinc.
  d) On the  occiput: 1) Carb.-v. phos. sil.   2) Petr.?
  e) On the  temples: Calc. kal. lye. natr.-m.
  f) For some places getting bald: 1) Canth. phos.   2) Iod.
  g) Behind  the ears:  Phos.
  § 5.  For  falling off of the hair on other parts of the body :
  a) In the eyebroAA's: Agar. bell, caust. kal.
  b)  Whiskers: Calc. graph, natr.-m.
  c) Moustaches: Kal.  natr.-m. plumb.
  d) On the  mons veneris : Natr. natr.-m. rhus.
  § 6.   Compare:  Scaldhead, Nails, Itching of the skin,
Ac.
  FEBRIS  HELODES, Sudor axglicus.— Hahnemann  re-
commends Samb.—The best remedies in  my  OAvn  practice
haA'e  proved to be Aeon,  and  Bry.;  the former sometimes
breaks the disease in a few hours.

  FE\TER,  CATARRHAL AND RHEUMATIC :  1)  The
principal remedies are: 1) Aeon. ajs. bell. bry. cact. caust.
cham. chin.   dulc.  gels.  mere, n.-vom.  puis. rhus. stict. sulph.
2) arum. arn. asclep. bapt. camph. coff. ipec. phos. sabad. sang.
sil. spig. squill, stann. verat.
   §  2.   For violent acute fever:  1) Aeon. bell. bry. cact.
cham. gels.;  2) Ars. coff. eupat. ign.  mere puis. rhus. squill.
stict.
   If the fever should be light, or if it abate, use;  1)  Chin.
dulc. n.-vom. puis, rhus; 2) Arn. ipec. phos. seneg. verat. 
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195
  For profuse sweats  Avithout relief:  1) Bry.  chin, mere
sulph.; 2) Cact. ? eupat.? verat-vir. ?
  For violent pains :  1) Aeon. ars. cham. coff. ign.; 2) Gels.
mere puis, sulph.
  §  3.  For catarrhal ailments after fever :   1) Sulph. phos.
seneg. stann. stict.; 2) Ars. bry. dulc. eupat. mere puis, senee
sil. squill.
  For rheumatic  affections :  1)  cimicif cact. caust. chin.
gels. iris. sil. sulph.; 2) Hep. lach. phytol. verat.-vir.
  § 4.  Compare : Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Sore Throat and
the different fevers, Ac.

  FEVER, GASTRIC AND  BILIOUS:
  §  1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon. bapt. bell. bry. cham.
cocc. corn. ipec. iris. lept. mere n.-vom.  pod. puis.;  2) Ant.
asclep.  cact. cimicif. coloc. dig. gels. hel. hydr. rhus. squill.
tart, verat.; 3) apoc.-and.  eupat.-per. gran. ? hedeom. ? phy-
tol. ? triost  ?  sulph.
  §  2. As regards the varieties of fever, give:
  When the gastric symptom are predominant: 1) Ipec. iris.
n.vom. pod. puis.;  2) Ant. bry. coloc. corn. dig. eupat. gels.
rhus. sulph. tart, verat. ;  3) Bell. cact. cimicif. helon. daphn.
squill.
  When the bilious symptoms:  1)  Aeon. bry.  cham. chin.
cocc. corn. iris. lept. n.-vom. pod. puis.; 2) Ars. coloc.  eupat.
daph. dig gran.? ipec. jugl. sulph.
  When the mucous symptoms:  1) Bell. chin. dig. mere puis.
rhus.; 2)  Ars. cham. cin. dulc ipec. n.-vom. rhab. spig.  sulph.
  When worm symptoms: 1) Cic. cin. mere sil. spig. sulph.;
Apoc.-and.  aeon. dig. euphorb.  hyosc. gels, n.-vom. sabad
stann. stram. teucr. val.
  §  3.  According to the character of these fevers, give :
  When  inflammatory :  Bell.  bry. cact. cham. gels. mere.
puis. tart, verat.-vir.; aeon, is only indicated Avhen  bilious
symptoms are present, never by purely gastric symptoms.
  AVhen the character of the fever is typhoid :  (febris gastri-
ca neiwosa:)  1) bell. bry. cocc rhus. verat.; 2) Ars. bapt.
carb.-v. chin. corn, hyosc. iris. lept.
  AVhen  putrid, use:  Ars. bapt. carb.-v.  chin. gels. mere.
mur.-ac. phos.-ac. rhus. sulph. sulph.-ac
  §  4.  As  respects causes, give:
  a) For  gastric fever, arising from indigestion:  1) Ipec.
puis.;  2) Ant. bry. n.-vrjm. sulph. tart.
  b)  From  chagrin or anger:  cham. coloc;  2) Aeon, bry 
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FEVERS.
chin, n.-vom  staph.  If the patient had  used much chamo-
mile-tea, give puis.
  c) From a cold: Aeon. bell. bry. cham. ipec. mere n.-vo.n.
puis, sulph.
  el) From swallowing cold water, ice or acids: 1) Ars. puis.;
2) natr.-m. sulph. sulph-ac. lach.
  £ 5.  Particular indications :
  Accnite: AVhen bilious symptoms  prevail, such as:  Yel-
low coating on the tongue, bitter taste in the mouth and of
fooel and drink, except Avater; burning thirst; bitter eructa-
tions, bitter, greenish or  slimy vomiting, (Aomiting of asca-
rieles); distention ofthe hypochondria;  painfulness e>f  the
region of the  liver, with  stitches and pressure ;  sup/tressed
stool, or small frequent  stools, Avith tenesmus; reel, scanty
urine; elry heat, with full frequent pulse, sleeplessness  and
restlessness;  moaning,  quarrelsome,  vehement disposition.
(Compare:  Bry.  chain.)
  Belladonna:  The  tongue is coated  yellowish  or white,
thick coating;  aversion to drink and food, sour taste of the
mouth and rye-bread ;  vomiting of sour, bitter or  slimy sub-
stances;  slimy  diarrhcea ;  dry heat, especially about the head,
Avith thirst, alternating with chills; anguish, restlessness,  sus-
picious or whimsical mood, violent heaelache as if every thing
Avould fall out  at the forehead ;  dry mouth ; difficult deglu-
tition ;  sopor  in the day-time, sleepless nights, Ac.  (Com-
pare : Cham and mere)
  Bryonia : Dry, brownish-yelloAV tongue;  putrid  smell
from  the mouth ;  bitter taste, especially after sleeping, or
pappy, insipid or foul taste ; great desire for wine, sour drinks,
or coffee, Avith aversion  to solid food; nausea, accumulation
of mucus in the stomach, frequent desire to vomit, or  real
vomiting  of bile, especially after  drinking ;  stitches in  the
head, in  the pit  of the  stomach  or side, in the extremities,
especially when coughing or walking ; pressure  and tension
in the pit ofthe stomach, especially after eating; constipa-
tion: Avatery, clear or yellowsh urine, with  yellowish sedi-
ment; violent heat, with burning thirst,  or* chilliness  and
shuddering over the Avhole body, Avith redness (and heat) of
the face ; vehement disposition ;  great debility ;  dullness of
the head Avith vertigo, Ac.  (Compare:  Aeon. cham. nux-
vom.)
  Chamomilla : Red and chapped or yellowish-coated tongue;
bitter taste ofthe mouth and food; fetid  smell  from  the
mouth; loss of appetite, nausea, or bitter or sour eructations 
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and vomiting;  great anguish, tension and pressure in the re-
gion of the stomach, hypochondria, and especially in the pit
of the stomach ; flatulent colic with tearing pains and disten-
tion  of the abdomen;  constipation, or  diarrhoeic,  greenish
stools, or sour diarrhoeic stools mixed with faecal matter and
mucus resembling stirred eggs; yelloAvish urine Avith floccu-
lent sediment;  hemicrania; pains in the limbs ; great nervous-
ness Avith restlessness and moaning, or vehement disposition;
asthma; heat, especially ofthe face and eyes, Avithred cheeks
(sometimes only on one cheek), or heat mixed Avith shivering
and the hair  standing on end;  sleeplessness Avith restlessness,
or restless sleep Avith anxious dreams, starting, Ac.  (Com-
pare :  Aeon.  bell, nux-v. puis.)
  Cocculus : YelloAA^-coated tongue ; loathing of food ;  dry
mouth, with  or Avithout thirst;  fetid eructations and desire to
vomit; painful fullness of the stomach, \vith difficult breath-
ing ;  constipation, or soft stools Avith  burning at the anus ;
great debility, Avith sweat on taking the least exercise; head-
ache,  especially in the  forehead,  with vertigo,  Ac. (This
remedy is frequently suitable after abuse  of Chamomile.)
  Ipecacuanha:  Yellow-coating  on  the tongue, with dry
mouth ; loathing of food (especially greasy things),  Avith  de-
sire  to vomit;  fetid  odor from the  mouth ; bitter taste in
the mouth, and of food; nausea, Avith regurgitation of the
ingesta, and  vomiting of undigested food  ; pressure and pain-
ful fullness in the  pit of the stomach ;  colic ; diarrhoeic, yel-
lowish stools, or fetid, putrid stools; pale, yellowish color of
the skin; headache, especially in the forehead;  febrile heat,
Avith thirst or shiverings. (Compare :  Nux-v. and puis.)
  Mercurius :  Moist tongue, coated Avhite or yelloAvish : dry
and burning  lips, nauseous, foul or bitter  taste ; nausea, Avith
desire to vomit, or vomiting of mucus and bitter substances ;
painfulness ofthe hypochondria, pit ofthe stomach, or around
the umbilicus,  especially at night, with anguish and restless-
ness;  sleepy in the day-time,  wakeful  at night; peevish,
irritable mood  ; chills alternating with heat;  burning thirst,
sometimes Avith aversion to beverage, Ac  (Compare: Bell.)
  Nux-vom.: Dry and  Avhite, or yelloAvish-coated  tongue,
especially towards the root;  burning  thirst, with burning in
the throat;  bitter  or foul taste, bitter eructations, constant
nausea, especially in the open air ; desire to vomit, or vomit-
ing of undigested food ;  cardialgia with  aching pain ; pain-
ful  pressure  and tension in the whole  region of the stomach
and  hypochondria;  spasmodic colic, Avith pinching and rum- 
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FEVERS.
bling in the umbilical region ;  constipation, with frequent but
ineffectual urging to stool, or  Avith small, diarrlueie, slimy or
Avatery stools;  aching pain in the  forehead, Avith  Acrtigo;
angry, vehement,  peevish, hypochondriac  mood ; great de-
bility and languor; red and hot, or yellowish and livid  face;
heat, mixed with chills or shuddering;  bruised feeling in t he
limbs; aggravation of the symptoms towards morning, Ac
(Compare:  Aeon. brv. chain, ipec. anel  puis.)
  Pulsatilla : AVhitish mucous coating on the tongue;  flat,
pappy or bitter taste, especially after swalloAving; eructations
tasting of the food Avhich one hael just eaten, or bitter eruc-
tations ;  aversion  to food, especially to fat and  meat, Avith
desire for sour  or spirituous drinks; Avaterbrash; regurgita-
tion of the  ingesta; nausea, great desire to vomit; vomiting
of slimy and Avhitish, bitter and greenish substances, or sour
substances; vomiting of undigested food;  pressure  in the
pit  of the stomach, with difficult  breathing; constipation, or
diarrlueie, white, slimy, or bilious or greenish stools ; or stools
resembling  stirred eggs;  hemicrania; frequent  chills  Avith
absence of thirst;  or dry heat and thirst; alternate  pale and
red face, or one cheek is red and  the other  pale; sad mood,
Avith Avhining, moaning and restlessness.  (Compare:  Cham.
ipec. anel nux-vom.)
  §  6.  AVe may likeAArise use :
  Antimonium :  in consequence  of indigestion, Avith loss of
appetite, loathing of food, nausea and  desire to A^omit ; the
ailments not having yielded to ipec. or  puis.
  Baptisia: AVeak and tremulous  feeling;  pulse quick, full
and soft ; internal and external heat Avith thirst ; headache anel
tendency te> delirium ; tongue yellowish brown in the centre
and red at the edges ; constipation, alternating Avith diarrheea;
loss of appetite and great thirst;  urine high-colored.
  Colocynth: Bilious fever, with cardialgia, spasmodic colic
and diarrhoeic  stools, Avhich come on again after eating ever
so  little, cramps in the calves, Ac. ; Cham. bry. n.-vom. or
puis. Avere unable to effect a change.
  Cornus : Flushes of heat and coldness in alternation ; dull
headache, with  aching pains  in the eye-balls; rumbling of
wind in the bowels;  stitches in the  chest and under the
scapula;  sense  of debility and fatigue;  nausea, aversion to
meat and bread, loss of appetite, griping pains in the boAvels ;
dark, green, thin  and  Arery  offensive stools,  Avith copious
emission of very offensive flatus.
  Digitalis: Nausea  early  on  rising;  bitter  taste  in the 
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mouth ;  thirst;  slimy vomiting, diarrhoeic  stool and  great
debility.
   Eupatortum-per:   Chilliness  with  excessive  trembling,
aching in the bones and soreness of the flesh, with nausea,
followed by burning fever ; alternate chilliness and flashes of
heat, vomiting at every  draught; jaundiced  color;  thick
yellowish fur on the tongue;  intense  headache, especially in
the occiput; fullness and  tenderness  in the hepatic region,
Avith  stitches and soreness  on moving or  coughing;  urine
scanty and dark colored ;  profuse bilious watery stools, with
nausea and severe colic, prostration and relaxation.
   Gelseminum:  Complete loss  of muscular power, marked
exacerbation of the fever  toAvards  night, and decline of the
heat Avithout perspiration towards morning;  heaATness of the
head Avith vertigo and  blindness,  loss of appetite Avith  bitter
taste ;  large, deeply bilious stools.
   Iris.-ver. : Chills  over the Avhole  body,  although  abun-
dantly covered ;  fever  with muttering delirium and bilious
diarrhcea.
   Leptandria : Great lassitude; tendency  to shiver, -with
sore and lame feeling ;  stupor, heat and dryness of  the skin ;
dark, foetid, tarry or Avatery stools, mixed AA'ith bloody mucus
and an icterode condition.
   Podophyllum :  Backache before the chill, delirium and
loquacity during  the hot stage with forgetfulness afterwards
of all that passed;  violent  headache Avith  excessive  thirst
during the fever ;  sallowness  ofthe skin ; headache, alternat-
ing Avith diarrhcea;  putrid taste; fullness and twisting  pains
in the hepatic region ; bilious stools.
   Rhus :  Great  debility, delirium,  putrid diarrhcea, dry
tongue, thirst and typhoid symptoms.
   Scttlla: The disease is accompanied with pleuritic stitches;
and neither Aeon, nor Bry. helps.
   Tartarus :  In  children, especially Avhen catarrhal  symp-
toms occur at the same time, AATth loose cough, profuse  secre-
tion of mucus and difficulty of breathing.
   Triosteum:  Autumnal  fevers; bilious headache  with the
fever and bilious vomiting.
   A'eratrum :  Great  debility after a  stool, with  fainting;
yellowish color of the skin,  dry  tongue,  or tongue coated
yelloAvish or brown, Ac.
   § 7.  For more details, see Gastric Berangements, Typ>/\us,
dbc. 
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FEVERS.
  FEVER, HECTIC.
  § 1.  Principal remedies: Ars  calc chin. cocc. ipec. phos.
phos.-ac. sil. sulph. ; also, Bell. eon. cupr. dig. hell. ign. h)d
kal. lach.  lye. mere, n.-vom. puis. sep.  stann. staph, veratr.
zinc.
  § 2.  For slow nervous ferer, give : Ars. chin.  cocc. mere
mosch. n.-vom. phos.-ac  staph, veratr.
  Hectic  fevers attended with local chronic  inflammations,
suppurations, Ac, reepiire the  remedies Avhich correspond te>
the respective organic  affections, principally: 1) Ars. calc.
chin,  cocc ipec. pirns, sil. sulph.;  or, 2) Bell, canth. he]), lach.
lye mere. puis.
  Hectic fevers caused by emotions, long grief, homesickness,
d-c, require : Phos.-ac. staph. ; or, Ign. lach. mere., and even
Ars  graph.
  If caused by debilitating loss of animal fluids, by depletion,
sexual excesses, Ac, give :  1) Chin, n.-vom. phos.-ac sulph. ;
or, 2) Calc. cin. lach. staph. Ac.
  If  coming  alter severe acute diseases, such as  tg/dius,
cholera, d-c, give :  1) Cocc. hell.  hyos. phos.-ac ; or, 2) Ars.
chin. Areratr.
  Hectic fevers may likeAvise  result from dyscrasia (scrofula,
syphilis, Ac), or from  abuse of medicinal substances, or from
sIoav  poisoning, in which case give the  antidotes indicated
under these respective heads.
  §  3.  Particular indications.
  Arsenicum : Great emaciation, with debility and  palpita-
tion of the heart;  night-sweats, Avith hot and dry skin in the
day-time ; thirst, obliging  one to drink frequently, but little
at one time; restless sleep, un refreshing, disturbed by sudden
starting; constant desire to lie doAvn; irritable and strange
mood; loss of appetite, Avith Aveak digestion, Ac.
   Calcarea : Constant heat  Avith little thirst, or frequent
paroxysms of flushes of heat, Avith anguish and palpitation of
the heart, or constant shuddering,  especially  in the evening,
Avith red  cheeks; withering,  dry skin;  emaciation, debility
Avith listlessness; loss of appetite;  paroxysms of anguish, in
 the evening; dry and short cough ; great elesire to be magne-
tized ;  great  prostration after talking; sweat breaking out
 easily; great  apprehensions about one's health ; slow, weak
 digestion, night-SAveats, Ac.
   China:  Pale  complexion  and sunken cheeks  and eyes:
 great listlessness ; dry and flaccid skin ; sleeplessness, or rest- 
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less sleep, unrefreshing, Avith anxious dreams; loss of appetite,
with  desire for dainties; or great  hunger, even voracious,
Avith weak digestion; ill-humor, malaise, distended  abdomen
and other ailments after eating; frequent sweats, especially
at night;  frequent diarrhoeic stools, even with discharge of
undigested food.
  Cocculus :  Great debility and trembling after  the least
exertion ;  frequent flushes of heat, especially in the face ; blue
margins around the eyes; dry mouth; loss of appetite; op-
pression of the chest, Avith orgasm of the blood, and anguish,
great sad?iess; sudden starting  from  sleep,  and anxious
dreams ;  frequent  nausea; SAveat easily breaks  out  during
motion; bland temper.
  Ipecacuanha : Dry and extremely troublesome heat, espe-
cially in the evening, Avith thirst; great restlessness, burning in
the palms of the  hands  and night  sweats; parchment-like
skin ; desire for dainties only; very listless ;  out  of breath
after the least motion, Ac.
  Phosphorus : Dry cough, Avith short and oppressed breath-
ing;  chilliness towards  evening, followed by  dry  heat;  de-
bilitating eliarrhtm ; exhausting clammy night-sweats ; ema-
ciation, debility, Ac.
  Phosphoric-acid : Sad, oppressed mood ; taciturn, listless;
the hair turns gray ; febrile heat in the evening, Avith anguish
and accelerated pulse; debilitating sweats in the morning, Ac
   Silicea :  Pale, livid complexion, dry, short cough ; emacia-
tion ; loss of appetite ;  shortness of breath;  debility, espe-
cially in the joints; febrile  heat in  the evening or morning,
Ac.
   Sulphur : Febrile  heat, especially toAvards  evening, Avith
sharply circumscribed redness of the cheeks (especially the
left cheek) ; dry  skin, Avith thirst:  thin, pale face;  dry or
diarrhoeic and slimy stools ; short, oppressed breathing ; pal-
pitation ofthe heart; SAveat toAvards morning ;  debility, tired
feeling in  the limbs, with heaviness,  dry cough, Ac.
   Compare:  Pulmonary phthisis, Laryngeal  phthisis,
Tubercles, Ac.

  FEVERS, INFLAMMATORY, Synocha, Synochus, Ac.
   § 1.  The principal remedies for inflammatory fevers, or
acute fevers Avith local inflammations, are :  1) Aeon. bell. bry.
hyos. mere n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus.  2) Ars. cann. cham. kal.
lye nitr. sulph. veratr.  3)  Chin, chinin. coccul. coloc. coff.
hep. ipec. lach. mez. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. op. phos.  sec. sep.
             9* 
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   § 2.   For simple  synochal fevers  we  use: 1)  Aeon.  2)
 Bell. brv.   3) Ars. chain. hye>s. mere. puis. rhus. sulph.
   If they assume a typhoid character, with symptoms of cere-
 bral irritation, the folloAving remedies are required: 1) Bell.
 bry. hyos. op. rhus;  or, 2) Cham, coccul. n.-vom. phos.-ac.
 strain.,  and others.
   See:  Typhus, also  : Typhus putridus.
   § 3.   If these fevers should be attended by symptoms of
 men inyitis, pleurisy, pm umonia, xio\entj)uins in the stomach,
 enteritis, rfc, acute eutujuous eru/tfions, vomit in eg, diarrhaa,
 iC'c, give the remedies indicated under these' respective  heads.
   In every local  inflammation,  no  matter Avhat  organ  is
 affected, Aconite is  the principal  remedy Avhen the fever is
 violent, Avith thirst, dry, burning heat, and a hard (full  or not
 full) pulse ;  Aeon, should be continued until the inflammatory
 pulse is subdued.  A'ery sensitive persons sometimes require
 the alternate use of Coffea and Aeon.
   § 5. Particular indications.
   Aconitem : Burning heat, sometimes preceded by chills or
 shuddeiing ; burning  thirst ; dry and burning skin ; bloated,
 hot and red face, or red s/x/ts  on the cheeks ; or redness of
 J'ace Avhich alternates with /idleness, especially when the pa-
 tient raises  himself;  red, inflamed  and painful  eyes;  sleep-
 lessness ;  restlessness, agonizing tossing about, sometimes
 attended  Avith  anguish,  dread  of death,  screams; full  and
 hard or subdued pulse; violent stitching, or aching and beat-
 ing  pain  in  the  head; vertigo on raising the  head; nightly
 delirium ; dry lips and mouth ; clean and moist tongue  ; hur-
 ried, stuttering  speech ; dark-red  urine;  oppression  of th
 chest, Avith short, anxious, hurried breathing ;  stitches  in the
 chest or  sieles ; short  cough ; /ndpitation of the heart;  pains
 in the limbs.  (Compare: Bell. bry. cham.)
   Belladonna:  Internal  and  external  heat, Avith dark-red
 J'ace  and eyes;  burning thirst, Avith  aversion to drink, or
 constant desire to drink without ability to do so ; moist (and
 clammy)  skin ;  sleepiness in the day-time., sk,//lessness at
night;  or  restless sleep Avith sudden starting, tA\ritchino- of
the limbs, loss of consciousness, muttering, grasping at flocks
or screams and  convulsions, or furibond delirium, frightful
visions, desire to escape from bed ;  obstinate and malicious ;
hot head ; violent headache, especially in the forehead, as if
everything would issue through the forehead ; dilated pmpi.ls •
furious and Avandering look; phidophohia ; dry mouth anel
lips ; ulcerated comers of the mouth;  hurried and  indistinct 
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 speech; sore throat with  difficulty of  SAvalloAving;  cough,
 -with headache and redness ofthe face;  scanty, yell oav urine;
 stitching pains in the limbs; red spots on the skiu.  (Com-
 pare : Aeon. cham. mere)
   Bryonia: Great heat or chill, with chattering of teeth, either
 one or the other symptom,  attended Avith redness and heat of
 the head and face ; nightsweat,  especially toAvards morning ;
 unquenchable thirst, sometimes folloAved by vomiting ; drow-
 siness, with  sudden starting,  screams and delirium, as soon
 as the patient closes his eyes; delirium day and night; irrita-
 ble  mood, or apprehensions  on account of his illness, dread
 of death ; taciturn ; restless, tossing about, grasping at flocks ;
 great and general debility;  hard, full and hurried pulse; stu-
 pefying headache, Avith vertigo on raising the head; dullness
 of hearing  and  sight;  dry lips; pressure in  the  pit of the
 stomach;  constipation;  dry cough, Avith  pain in the pit  of
 the stomach ; stitches in the chest or side; tearing or stitch-
 ing pains in the limbs.   (Compare: Aeon. bell. cham.  nux-
 vom.)
   Chamomilla :  Internal and external  heat, sometimes pre-
 ceded by chill; or heat in the face and eyes, Avith  red cheeks
 or only one cheek being reel ; burning thirst, with burning
 from the mouth to the stomach; sleeplessness, Avith restless-
 ness  and tossing about; or sleep Avith  anxious dreams and
 sudden starting ; great restlessness and anguish ; hemicrania;
 Aertigo  on  raising the head, with darkness  or scintillations
 before the eyes and fainting turns; red and cracked tongue ;
 bitter taste  in the mouth  and of the food;  sour or bitter
 eructations and vomiting ; anguish, tension  and pressure  in
 the region of the stomach and hypochondria; colic and diar-
 rhoea; hot, burning urine;  tearing in  the  limbs, face  and
 head; fetid  breath;  distress  of breathing, and  orthopneea.
 (Compare: Aeon. bell, nux-vom.)
   Mercurius : Chills alternating Avith heat, red skin ; burn-
 ing thirst, sometimes with aversion  to  drink; frequent full
 pulse, stitching  and aching pains in the head  ; reel, bloated
 face ;  \Trtigo on raising one's-self; dry and  burning  lips ;
 moist tongue or coated Avhite or yelloAvish ;  painful sensitive-
 ness in the region of the hypochondria, epigastrium and um-
 bilicus ;  great anguish, tossing about, sleeplessness; sleepy
 in the  day-time; peevish  and  disposed to be  vehement.
 (Cemipare: Bell.)
   Nux-vom. :  Heat, especially in  the face, sometimes mixed
with  shuddering;  dry and burning skin;  hard, frequent
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FEVERS.
 pulse;  great debility and fainting turns ;  anguish, Avith palpi-
 tation  of the heart  and dread  of death ; extreme nervous-
 ness ;   sleeplessness or comatose shop ;   headache Avorse  on
 stooping;  vertigo Avorse  on stooping;   hot, rtd face, some-
 times  accompanied with chilliness of the  body;  dull, dim,
 red eyes; dry and white tongue;  thirst, Avith burning in the
 throat; aching pain in the stomach and region of the stomach ,
 constipation;  bruised  feeling in the limbs; vehement irrita-
 ble mood.   (Compare: Bry and chain.)
   § <i.   Of other remedies use :
   Arsenicum:  For burning heat at  night, Avith burning in
 the veins;  sleeplessness Avith  great restlessness and tossing
 about ; anguish, Avith  despair and  dread  of death ; great de-
 bility and necessity to lie clown.
   China:  Heat, dry  mouth, parched and  burning lips, red
 face, delirium, chill as  soon as  the  patient uncovers himself
 ever so little ; debility anel  pains in the limbs.
   Coffea :  Suitable to children : for great restlessness, toss-
 ing about, nervousness, screams, avcoping.
   Hvose yamus: A lolent delirium, sleeplessness from nervous
 excitement, subsultus tendinum, grasping at flocks; red and
 hot face ; red, staring  and sparkling eyes.
   Lycopodium :  Circumseribeel redness  of the cheeks, cere-
 bral irritation, debility, dry and red tongue ;  constipation ;
 ill humor after sleeping ; screams, headstrongness and grum-
 bling.
   Pulsatilla : Dry heat at night, especially in the face, Avith
 heat and redness  of one cheek;  delirium; Avhining mood;
 no thirst, or  else unquenchable tliirst; tongue covered with
 Avhite mucus; painfulness of the pit of the stomach; bitter
 taste;  diarrhoeic, slimy stools.
  Riius.-t. : Great heat, anguish, dry skin, stupefying heaelache,
 delirium, with desire to escape ; red, burning face ; red dry
 and rough tongue ; debility; grasping at  flocks.
   Sulphur :  Frequently useful for the  ailments remaining
after the use of Aeon.  bell, or bry.              .
   Compare: Gastric fever, Bilioes  fever, IIe<ti<; fever,
Typhus, and all the local inflammations.

   FEVER PUERPERAL.—The  best  remedies are: 1)
Aeon. bell. brv. cham.  cimicif. coff. coloc. n.-vom. rhus; or,
2) Arn. ars. hyosc ipec. lach. lam. mere plat. puis. sec. strain
verat.-alb. verat.-vir.
   Aconite:  ATolent fever  Avith dry and burning heat ; vio—
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lent burning thirst and  desire for cold drinks;  red and hot
face, short breath, difficult and sighing breathing ; distended
abdomen  and sensitive to contact;  periodical cutting pains
through  the Avhole abdomen; scanty,  bleeding and  fetid
lochia: after Aeon, use bell, or bry.
  Arsenicum :  Burning, throbbing,  lancinating pains, burn-
ing like  fire;  great  restlessness  and anguish,  with fear of
death ;  she  is  sure she Avill die ; thirst for frequent sips of
Avater, a  little  at  a time.  Cold water aggravates her symp-
toms.  She  Avants more covering—wants to be AATapped up.
  Belladonna : Distended abdomen, with stitching and dig-
ging pains ;  the pains are sudden—coming on quickly and ceas-
ing as quickly after continuing a longer or shorter time; violent
sjjasm,odic colic, as if the parts were clasped with claws, or
painful pressing doAvnwards towards the sexual organs; the
abdomen is  sensitive to contact; chills in some parts, heat in
others, or else  burning  heat, especially about the face  and
head, Avith red face and eyes;  aching in the  forehead, Avith
throbbing of the carotids ; dry mouth, with red tongue and
thirst; difficult deglutition, Avith spasm  of the fauces; sleep-
lessness, with tossing about, or sopor, with furibund delirium,
or  other cerebral symptoms;  the lochia are  scanty, Avatery
and slimy, or offensive, or entirely suppressed ; metrorrhagia,
Avith coagulated fetid  blood; involuntary flow of urine; the
breasts are  swollen and inflamed, or flaccid and without milk;
constipation, or diarrhoeic, slimy stools :  (if Bell, be insuffi-
cient, try Hyosc.)
  Bryonia : Distended abdomen, sensitive to contact and
motion ;  the least motion aggravates her sufferings ; her head
aches as  if it would spMt ojoen; sitting up (as  if in bed)
causes nausea  and fainting;  constipation, the  stools being
hard and  dry, as if burnt; violent fever, a\ ith burning heat
of the Avhole abdomen ;  burning thirst, Avith  desire for  cold
drinks; irritable, vehement or apprehensive dread  of the
future.
  Calc.-carb. : Leucophlegmatic condition ; the feet feel cold
and damp, the head  and upper part of the body are in pro-
fuse perspiration ;  constant aching in the vagina, stitches in
the neck of the uterus, menses have ahvays been too profuse
and return too  often and too soon.
  Cantharis :  The urinary symptoms are of the greatest im-
portance in  determining  the selection of this remedy.
  Chamomilla:  The breasts  are flaccid and  empty, A\ith
metastasis of the milk to the abdomhial organs, and Avhitish 
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FEVERS.
diarrhoea; rather scanty lochia; distended abdomen, sensi-
tive to contact;  colic-like labor-pains; general heat, with reel
face and  great  thirst ;  great  impatience ;  she can  hardly re-
strain herself to treat people  with civility.   Urine abundant
and light  colored ;  especially indicated Avhen the fever was
caused by anger or by a cold.
   Cimicifuga :  Suppression ofthe lochia from a cold or men-
tal emotion,  with  severe  paroxysmal pains in the abdomen ;
cold chills and prickly sensation in the mammae.
   C\>< ctlus : Paralytic pain in the back and paralysis of the
loAver extremities ; sensation as of sharp stones in the abdo-
men on motion ; head and face hot, feet cold;  metallic taste ;
shivering over the mammae.
   Colocynth :  The disease  is  caused  by violent chagrin ;
severe colicky pains, causing her to bend double, Avith great
restlessness ;   feeling  in the  Avhole abdomen as if the intes-
tines avcre being squeezed between stones; delirium, alternat-
ing with sopor;  hot head, red face, glistening eyes, dry heat;
hard, full and hurried pulse.
   IIyosciamus :  The disease is developed by emotional dis-
turbances; sj/asmodic  symptoms, jerks ofthe extremities,
face and eye-lids, Ac. ; typhoid state, with delirium;  patient
throwing off the bed-clothes, wishing to be naked.
   Lachesis :  She cannot  bear any pressure, not even of the
clothes, upon  the  uterine region; sensation as if the  pains
were ascending  toAvards  the chest;  exacerbation after every
skip, Avhether day or night,
   Nux-vomica:  Sudden suppression of the  lochia ; feeding of
heaviness and burning in the sexual organs and abdomen, or
else the lochia are too profuse, with violent pains in the small
of the back ; ischuria  and burning when  urinating ;  consti-
pation;  nausea, desire to vomit, or actual vomiting; reel face;
rheumatic  or  spasmodic pains in  the thighs and  legs, with
going to sleep of these  parts ; dullness  of  the  head, or beat-
ing and  pressure in the head, Avith vertigo;  obscuration of
sight, ringing in the ears anel fainting turns.
  Platina : Painful pressure in the region  ofthe mons vene-
ris and genital organs;  voluptuous tingling in  the vulva and
abdomen ;  profuse discharge of thick black blood: constipa-
tion.
  Rhus-tox.  : AVorse   at night, especially  after  midnight;
restlessness ;  she cannot lie still,  but must change her posi-
tion, Avhich affords a few moments'  relief;  slow  fever dry
tongue;  poAverlessness of the  lower limbs;  she  can hardly 
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 draw them up; the white lochia again assume a bloody tinge,
 with discharge  of clots of blood.
   Secale :  Strong tendency to putrescence ; discharge of thin
 black  blood, a kind of sanies, with tingling  in the legs and
 great debility.
   Compare: Peritonitis, Metritis, Typhus, Diseases of Lying-
 in Females.

   FEVERS, INTERMITTENT:
   §  1.  Principal remedies: 1) Apis. ars. chin, eupat.-p. ign.
 ipec. lach. lob. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. rhus. sulph.  verat.  2)
 Aeon,  aesc-h.  ant. arn.  bell. bry. calc.  caps, carb.-v. cham.
 cin. ferr. gels. lept. op. pod. tart.  3) Alet.-far. apoc. canth.
 cocc. coff. corn.  dros. hep. hydr.  hyosc. lye. men.  mere mez.
 n.-mosch. sabad. samb. sep.  staph, thuj. valer.  4) ang. cact.
 ceras.  chel. cimicif. chimaph. cupr. dig. hell. kal. lam. phos.
 tara.x. verat.-vir.
   §  2.  a) For marsh-intermittent fevers:  1)  Ars. chin, ipec
 2) Arn. carb.-veg. cin. ferr.  natr-m rhus. veratr.
   b) For fevers prevailing in damp and cold  seasons : Calc.
 carb.-veg. chin.  lach. n.-mosch. puis. rhus. sulph. veratr.
   c) For  fevers prevailing in sjoring and  summer, or in the
 warm  seasons generally:  1)  Ars. bell.  calc. caps. cin. ipec
 lach. sulph.  veratr.  2) Ant. bry. carb.-veg. natr.-m. n.-vom.
 puis. thuj.
   d) Forthe/a^-intermittent: Bry. chin, n.-vom. rhus. veratr
   e)  For mismanaged intermittent fevers,  by large doses of
 Quinine :  1) Arn. ars. bell. ferr. ipec. lach. puis, veratr.  2)
 Calc. caps, carb.-veg. cin. mere natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom. sep
 sulph.
   §  3.  a) For fevers with simple type: 1) Arn. ars. bell. bry.
 carb.-veg. chin. cin. hyos. ign. ipec. natr.-m. n -vom. puis, rhus,
 sulph. Acratr.  2) Aeon. ant. calc. caps. cham.  cocc. coff. dros
ferr.  hep. men.  mere mez. n.-mosch. op.  sabad. samb. sep.
 staph, thuj.  xa\.
   b) For fevers with double type : Ars. bell. chin. dulc. graph.
 n.-mosch. puis. rhus. stram.
   c) For quotidian fevers:  1) Aeon. ars. bell. bry. caps.
carb.-veg. chin,  cic ign. ipec. lach. lye natr-m. n,-vom. puis
rhus. stram. sulph. veratr.  2) Alum, cact, calc.  con. chad.
graph, petr. sabad. veratr.
   d) For tertian fevers :  1) Ars. bell. bry. canth.  carb.-veg.
 chin, ipec n.-vom. puis. rhus.   2) Ant. arn. calc caps. cham. 
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cic dros. dulc. lach. lye mez. natr.-m. n.-moseh. n.-vom. rhus.
sabad. staph, veratr.
  e) Feu- quartan fevers: 1) Ars. puis, veratr.  2) Aeon. arn.
carb.-veg. clem. hyos. ign. iod. lye n.-mosch. puis, sabad.
  f) For fevers that come on evtrg fortnight: Ars.
  g) Everg year:  Ars. carb.-veg. lach.
  §  4.  As regards the jteriod when the fever sets in, give:
  a) For  evening-fevers:  1) Arn.  ars.  bell.  bry. carb.-veg.
lach. nitr.-ac. puis. rhus. sulph.  2) Aeon. alum. calc. carb.-an.
carb.-veg. dulc graph, ign.  ipec led. lye mere, n.-vom. petr.
sabad. sep. staph.
  b) For night-fevers: )  Bell, carb.-veg. cham. mere, n.-vom.
rhus. veratr.   2) Amm.-m. ars. baryt. borax, calc caps, carb.-
an. caust, hell.  hep. nitr.-ac phosph. puis. sep. squill, staph.
stram. sulph. thuj.
  c) For morning-fevers :  Arn.  bell. bry. calc.  chain, lach.
natr.-m. n.-vom. sabad. staph, veratr.   2) Ars. carb.-veg. chin.
con. graph, guaj. hep. lye  mere nitr.-ac. sep. sil. spig. spong.
sulph. zinc.
   § 5. As regards the relation of the stages,  give:
   a) For feA-ers where  the chill  and  coldness prevail either
entirely or partially: 1) Brv. canth.  caps. chin, n.-vom. puis.
sabad.  veratr.   2)  Coff. diad. hyos. ipec. petr. phosph. ruta.
staph.
   b) AVhen there is only chill anel heat, but no sweat:  1) Arn.
ars. bell. bry. carb.-veg. cham. dulc. ign. ipec. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
 rhus. sulph.   2) Acmmi. caps, carb.-an. hell, lye mere phosph.
phos.-'ic puis, sabad. sep. spig. sulph.  tart. val.
   e) AVhen  there is only  chilliness and sweat, but no heal :
 1)  Caust. magn.-aust. puis. rhus. veratr.  2) Amm.-m. ars. bry.
carb.-am. lye.  sabad. sulph. thuj.
   d) For mere heat, AArith little or no chill and sweat:  1) Aeon.
bell. bry. ipec. n.-vom. sabad. sil. val. veratr.  2) A is. cab:.
 coff. coloc. dulc. lach. lye  op. phosph. puis, staph, sulph.
   e) For heat and sweat without chill:  1) Ars. caps, carb.-veg.
 cham.  coff.  led. n -vom. op. phosph.  rhus. stram.  2) A<;on.
 amm.-m. bell. bry.  carb.-an. chin. cin. hell. hep. ign. ipec. puis.
 sabad. spig. staph, tart. val. veratr.
   f) AVhen the SAveat prevails : 1) Bell. bry. calc. chin. hep.
 mere. rhus.  samb.  sep. sulph. veratr.   2) Aeon. ars. carb.-veg.
 graph, natr -m. puis.
   g) AVhen chill,  heat and sweat exist in the same degree:
 1) Aeon. ars. bell. bry. caps. cham. graph, ign. ipec rhus. sabad. 
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spong. veratr.   2)  Chin. cin. hell. hep. lye magn.-aust nitr.-
:;< . n.-vom. phosph. puis, sabin. staph, sulph.
  £  6.   As regards the succession of the symptoms, give :
  a) AVhen the chill comes first, then  the heat: 1) Aeon. arn.
bell. cin. hep. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis.  rhus. spig. sulph.  2) Bry.
caps, carb.-veg. chin. dros.  hyos. ign.  ipec. natr.-m. nitr. petr.
ihosph. phos.-ac. sabad. veratr.
  b)  AVhen the heat comes first, then the chill: 1) Bry calc.
caps, n.-vom. sulph.  2) Bell, lye puis. sep.  staph.
  c) AVhen heat and chilliness  alternate :   1) Ars. bry. calc
chin, mere n.-vom. 2) Asar. baryt.  bell. cocc.  lye natr.-m.
phosph. phos.-ac sabad. sil. spig. sulph. veratr.
  d) AVhen heat and chilliness exist simultaneously: 1) Aeon.
ars. bell. calc. cham. hell.  ign. mere, n.-vom.  puis. rhus. sep.
2) Anac asar. bry.  chin, ipec lye nitr.-ac. oleand. rhab. sabad.
spig. sulph. veratr.—External heed,  internal chill:  Aeon. ars.
bell, calc coff  ign. lach. lye men. nitr.  n.-vom.  phosph. sep.
sill,  squill, sulph.— Internal heat, external  chill:  Arn. bry.
chin. hell, mere mosch.  phos.-ac.  puis. rhus. sabad. spong.
stann. veratr.
  e) Sweat and chill coming on simultaneously :  1) Lye puis.
sabad. sulph.   2) Ars.  calc. led. n.-vom. thuj.—Sweat after
the chill, no heat:  1)  Carb.-an. caust. lye  rhus. thuj. veratr.
2) Bry. caps, lye magn.-aust sabad.
  f)  Sweat and heat  together: 1)  Bell. caps. cham. hep. n.-
vom. op. rhus.   2)  Aeon.  bry. chin.  cin.  hell. ign. ipec mere
phosph. sabad. spig. staph,  val. veratr.
  g)  SAveat  after  the  heat:  1) Ars. cham. ign.  ipec. rhus.
veratr.   2)  Bry. carb.-veg. chin. cin. coff graph, hep. lye
nitr.-ac. op puis, spong. staph, sulph.
  §  7. As regards the thirst, give :
  a)  For thirst before the paroxysm: Arn. chin. puis.—
During  the  chill:  1)  Aeon. bry. caps,  carb.-veg. cham. cin.
ign. natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus. veratr.  2) Ant. arn. ars. calc chin.
hep. ipec. kal. natr. sulph.—After the chill or before the heat:
Ars. chin, dros puis, sabad. thuj.
  b) Thirst and heat together : 1) Aeon. bell. bry. calc. cham.
hep. hyos. lach. mere natr.-m. rhus. see. sulph.  2) Caps. chin.
n.vom. puis.  sil. val. veratr.—l\ro thirst during the heat: 1)
Ars. camph.  caps,  carb.-veg. chel. chin. hell. ign. ipec.  men.
mere, n.-mosch. sabad.   2) Bell. lach. n.-vom. puis. rhus. samb.
sep.  spig. sulph. veratr.
  c) Thirst after the heat: Amm.-m.  chin, n.-vom. op. puis.
tart.—Thirst during sweat: Ars. cham. chin. hep. mere natr. 
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natr.-m. puis. rhus. stram. veratr.—Thirst aj'ter the sweat: Lye
n.-vom. sabad.
  $  s.  As regards secondary sym/>t,ans, give:
  a) Fox pains in the limbs: Ars. chin. hell. ign. natr.-m. n.-
vom. rhod. rhus. veratr.— For great dibi/ity: Ars. chin. ferr.
hvos. lach. lye.  mere natr.-m.  n.-vom.  phos.-ac. rhus.—For
drojisical sympteuns: Ars. chin. ferr. hell, stram.—For sopor
or droAvsiness: Bell, carb.-veg. hell. hyos. lach. eq>.  puis. rhus.
tart,—For great nervous and mental excitement:  Acem. ars.
bell. bry. cham. coff. ign. lye n.-vom.  puis.—For tendency aj
blood. U) the head (Avith vertigo, delirium, stupor, Ac): Acem.
bell. bry.  camph. carb.-veg. coloc hyos. lach. n.-vom. op. puis.
rhus. strain, val.—  Violent headache : Arn. ars. bell. chin. ign.
lach. lye. mez. natr.-m. n.-vom.  phos.  puis.  rhod.  rhus. sep.
spig.— Gastric symptoms :  Ant. ars. asa. bell. bry. chain, chin.
dig. ign. ipec natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, stram. sulph. tart.—Diar-
rhaa: Arn. ars. chain, chin, coloc. ipec phos. phos.-ac. puis.
rhus. veratr.— Consti/tatkm : Ars. bry.  calc. lye. natr.-m. n.-
vom. veratr.—Liver complaint:  Ars. chin, mere n.-vom.—
Affections of the spleen: Ars. cap.  cham. chin.  mez. n.-vom.
— Catarrhal symj/toms (cough,  Ac): Acem. bell. bry. chin.
con. hep. kreos. lach.  mere n.-vom. puis. rhus. sabad. spig.
sulph.— Oj/jtressiou of the chest, and distress  of breathing:
Aeon. ant. arn. ars.  bry.  chin.  ferr.  hep. ipec. lach. n.-vom.
phos. puis. sep. sulph.
  Ami when  these  secondary  symptoms set in principally
before the paroxysm, give : 1)  Arn.  ars. carb.-v.  chin. ipec.
natr.-m. puis. rhus.  2) Bell. calc. cin. hep. ign. n.-vom. phos.
spong.  sulph.
   If eluring the chill: 1)  Ars. bry. caps. chin. hep. ign. natr.-
m.  n.-vom, puis. rhus. veratr.  2) Arn. calc carb.-v. cin. hell.
ipec. lach. mere mez. n.-mosch.  sabad. sep.
  If during  the heat:   1) Aeon. ars.  bell, carb.-v. cham.
ign. natr.-m. n.-vom.  op. puis. rhus.   2) Bry. calc. caps. chin.
coff dros. hyos. ipec. lach. mere op.  phos.-ac. sep. sil. sulph.
veratr.
   If eluring the sweat: Aeon. ars. bry. cham. lach. mere natr.
n.-vom. op. phos. puis. rhus. sep. sulph. veratr. zinc.
   If after the  paroxysm  is over: Ars. bry.  carb.-A'. cic coff
ign. lach. lye n.-vom. plumb, puis. rhus. sabad. sil.
   § 9.  As regards the pulse (a very imperfect indication in
fever and  ague) give :
   a) For  intermittent  pulse: Ars. chin. dig. lach. mere natr.-
m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. op.  phos.-ac sec—For  apparently Avant- 
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 mg imperceptible pulse :  Aeon. ars.  carb.-v. con. cupr. hyos.
 op- sec. sil. stram. tart, veratr.—Hard pulse : Aeon. bell. bry.
 canth. hyos. iod. n.-vom.  phos.  plumb, stram. sulph.—SmaU
 pulse :  Aeon. ars.  bell, camph.  canth. clem. cupr. dig. hyos.
 lach.  laur.  mere  n.-vom.  op.  phos. plumb, sec.  sil. stram.
 veratr.—Slow pulse:  Bell,  camph. chin. con. cupr. dig.  laur.
 mere. op. phos. plumb, puis. rhod. rhus. samb. sec. veratr.—
 Hurried pulse:  Aeon. ars. bell.  bry. coloc hyos. iod. mere
 phos. puis. sec. sil. spong.  sulph.—Irregular pulse :  Aeon. ant.
 ars.. bry. chin. dig.  hep, kal. lach. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos.-
 ac. rhus. sec. spig. stram. val.—Full pulse: Aeon. bell. bry.
 camph. coloc. ferr. hyos. lach. n.-vom.  op. phos. puis. samb. sec.
 sep. spor.g.  stram.  sulph. tart—Soft pulse :  Carb.-v.  chin.
 cupr. iod. plumb, stram. veratr.—Tremulous pulse: Ars. cic.
 con. mere rhus. spig  stram. tart
   §  10.  Symptomatic indications.
   Arsenicum: Chill and  heat set  in  simultaneously, or alter-
 nate with each other,  or internal chilliness and external  heat,
 or vice versa ;  also, burning heat, as if boiling Avater Avere
 floAving through the veins ; no sweat, or sweat long after the
 heat and especially at the  commencement of sleep; or little
 heat and chilliness, and Avhen the chill is accompanied Avith:
 pains in the limbs, anguish, uneasiness, flushes of heat when
 talking  or stirring  ever  so little;  oppression  ofthe chest,
 pulmonary  spasms, headache, Ac.;  during' the heat: Rest-
 lessness, pressure in the forehead, vertigo  or  even delirium;
 during the sweat:  buzzing-in the ears;  after or during the
 fever, generally: great debility, vertigo,  painfulness  of the
 liver or spleen;  nausea, disposition to vomit, violent pains in
 the stomach; ulcerated corners of the mouth, bitter mouth,
 trembling, great anguish  in the precordial region, lameness
 ofthe  extremities, or violent pains; tendency to dropsy.
 (Compare:  Chin. ferr. ipec. veratr.)
   China : Nausea, canine hunger, headache, anguish, palpita-
 tion of the heart or other ailment previous to the paroxysm:
 Thirst, generally before or after the chill and heat, or during
 the sweat, or during the  Avhole of the paroxysm, or during
the apyrexia; chill alternating Avith heat, or the  heat  sets in
long after the chill; no thirst, tendency of blood to the head,
headache, pale face during the chill, dry and burning  mouth
and lips, red face and  canine hunger  during the  heat; great
 debility  during or after the paroxysm; uneasy sleep, yelloio
 complexion; drowsy  after  a meal,  pains in the liver and 
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spleen, bilious or  dropsical symptoms,  painfulness or savcII-
ing of the liver and spleen, Ac.
  Ic.natia :  Thirst only during the chill  ; chill moderated by
external heat;  external heat with partial  internal shudder-
iag;  nausea and vomiting ; pale color of the skin  anel pains
in the'back  during the chill;  no  thirst, headache, vertigo,
delirium, /Kile J'ace, or else alternately pale and red, or only
one cheek red* during the  heat;  headache,  pain in the pit of
the stomach ;  great  languor, deep sleep, Avith  stertorous
breathing, after or during the fever; eruption on the lips and
in the corners of the mouth, nettle-rash, Ac
  Ipecacuanha:   Much  chilliness  with  little heat, or much
heat and little  chilliness;  the chill is increased by external
heat ; no  thirst  or but little during  the chill, violent thirst
during  the  heat; previous to or  between the  paroxysms:
nausea,  vomiting and  other gastric sgm/ttnms, with clean or
coated  tongue  and  oppression ofthe chest.—Even if Ipec,
should not be exactly indicated, yet it is very apt to effect a
favorable  change, so  that  Arn. chin. ign. nux-vom., or Ars.
carb.-veg., or cin.  Avill complete the cure.
  Lachesis: Chills  after  a  meal or in  the  afternoon, Avith
violent  pains in the limbs and  pleuritic stitches, oppression of
the chest and convulsive motions ; violent  headache  during
the heat; delirium, burning  thirst, red  face, restlessness, in-
ternal shudderings during the heat,  livid  complexion, debilitg,
prostration betAveen the paroxysms, heat, especially at night ;
sweat after the heat, the fever is,easily excited by eating sour
things.
  Natrum-muriatic i m : Constant chilliness ; heat, Avith stupe-
faction, obscuration of sight, vertigo, red face; violent head-
ache during the  heat, bone pains,  yellowish complexion, de-
bility, ulcerated corners  of the mouth, thirst  during the chill
and  especially during the heat; dry tongue; painful sensi-
tiveness of the pit of the  stomach to  contact; bitter taste
and no  appetite.
  Nux-yomica:  Great debility from the  commencement, then
chill and heat; or heat first, then chill;  or  external heat and
and internal chill, or vice versa; constant desire to be covered,
even during the heat and  sweat; during the chill, the skin,
hands,  feet and  face are blue;  cefld,  or  pleuritic  stitches,
stitches in the abdomen, pains  in  the back and small of the
back, or drawing in the limbs ;  during the heat:  headache,
buzzing in the ears, distress in the  chest, heat about the head
and face, red  cheeks and thirst during the chill  and heat; 
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gastric  or bilious symptoms, vertigo, anguish and constipa-
tion.  Is frequently suitable after Ipec.  (Compare : Ars. bry.
chin. ign. and puis.
  Pulsatilla : No thirst during the fever, or thirst only dur-
ing the  heat; or chill and  heat simultaneously, Avith thirst;
aggravation in the afternoon and evening;  headache,  anguish
and oppression  during the  chill; during the heat:  red and
bloated  face; SAveat in the  face, shuddering  as  soon as the
patient recovers himself, or  only red cheeks; or, betAveen the
paroxysms: gastric or bilious symptoms, bitter mouth, slimy,
bilious or sour vomiting, diarrhoea or constipation, oppression
of the chest, moist cough or headache.   Is frequently suita-
ble after Lachesis, or when the fever comes on again after
overloading the stomach ever so little.  (Compare: Cin. ign.
nux-v., or Ant. and cham.)
  Rhus-tox : Chill and heat together, the  paroxysms  gene-
rally  in  the  evening  or  at night, sweat after  midnight or
toAvards morning; during the chill: pains in the limbs, head-
ache,  vertigo, toothache ; during or between the paroxysms :
convulsive tAvitching of the  limbs, nettle-rash, colic, diarrhcea
and  gastric  affections;  jaundice, sleeplessness  and  tossing
about, thirst at night, palpitation of the heart Avith  anguish
and pressure in the pit of the stomach.  (Compare : Ars. ign.
nux-v. puis.)
  § 11.   Moreover, Ave require to use :
  Aconitum : For violent  heat and  chill;  heat, especially
about the head  and face, Avith red cheeks; anguish, palpita-
tion ofthe heart, pleuritic stitches ;  whining, lamenting mood,
ill humor, or sadness, despondency, dread of death.
  Antimonium :  Little  thirst, coated tongue, bitter taste in
the mouth, eructations, nausea, loathing, vomiting and other
gastric  ailments, colic, tension and pressure in the region of
the stomach, constipation, or diarrhcea.
  Arnica: Chill in the evening; thirst, even before the chill;
bone-pains before the attack ; during the fever:  constant de-
sire to change one's position ;  apathy; pains  in the stomach,
no  appetite, aversion  to meat during the  apyrexia: yelloAv
color ofthe skin, bitter taste in the mouth, listlessness.   Suit-
able after Ipec.
   Belladonna : Violent headache, Avith stupefaction; much
heat and slight chill, or vice  versa ; some parts are cold, others
warm;  heat Avith red face and throbbing of the  carotids; no
thirst, or else a good deal;  irritable, Avhining mood.
   Bryonia:  Coldness, prevails, chill, Avith red cheeks, heat 
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FEVERS.
about the head, and yaAvning; or the heat //revails, with sub-
sequent chilliness, or pleuritic stitches: headache and vertigo
during the heat (or before the chill), cated tongue ; bitter
taste, aversion to food, nausea, desire to vomit,  or vomiting;
a gnod deal of thirst, constipation or diarrhoea.
  Calcarea:  Heat in the face, then chill; or heat in the face
with cold hands; or alternatu chill and heat;  or  external chill
with internal heat; vertigo ; heaviness ofthe head and limbs;
stretching, pains in the small of the back, restlessness.
  Capsicum:  Thirst  during the  chill,  or during  the whole
fever; chill, then burning heat; much mucus in the mouth,
throat and stomach ; diarrhoea, Avith slimy and burning eva-
cuations ; ill humor, anguish and stupefaction, increasing with
the chill; chills begin in the back.
  Carbo-veo. : Chill in the evening or at night; thirsty only
during the chill;  copious sweat Avith subsequent chill; rheu-
matic pain in the  teeth and limbs before or during the fever;
vertige), nausea, anel  red  face during the heat.
  Chamomilla : Pressure in the pit of the steunach, hot sweat
on the forehead ;  despair, tossing  about, or bilious vomiting,
diarrhoea and colic: thirst, heat and sweat prevailing.
  Cina: Aomiiting and canine hunger before, during or after
the paroxysms;  thirst only during the chill or  heat;  pale
face during the whole ofthe paroxysms; frequent tickling in
the nose ; dilated pupils  ; emaciation.
  Ferrum :  Chill, Avith  thirst  and  headache, orgasm of the
blood, SAvelling of the cutaneous veins ; tendency of the blood
to the head ; oedema  of the face, especially around the eyes;
vomiting of the ingesta ; short breath, debility.
  Opium :  Sleep  during  the heat and even chill;  stertorous
breathing with the mouth open ; convulsive twitchings; warm
sweat;  suppression ofthe secretions. Suitable to  old  people
and children.
  A'eratrum : External  chill and cold SAveat, or internal heat
with  dark-red  urine, delirium and  red Yace;  or  chill  Avith
nausea,  vertigo, pains in  the small of the back  and back; or
chill, alternating with heat;  constipation; or vomiting,  with
diarrhcea ; thirst during  the chill and heat.
  §  12.   Consider moreover :
  Cantharis : When the urinary passages are involved.
  Cocculus : Nervousness, spasmodic symptoms,  cardialgia,
constipation.
  Coffea : \"ery sensitive and nervous, even  Avith  mild fever;
heat with thirst, red face, lively mood ; sweat with thirst, soft 
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stools or diarrhoea ;  colic, Avith shuddering, restlessness, toss-
ing about.
  Drosera : Violent chilliness Avith cold face ;  icy-cold hands
and  feet; nausea,  bilious  vomiting;  headache, spasmodic
cough during the heat; gastric symptoms during the apyrexia.
  Hepar : Fever, AAith coryza, cough, distress in the chest;
or chill with thirst, preceded by bitter taste, followed by heat
and sleep.
  Hyoscyamus:  Chills  or heat, cough at  night, or  even
epileptic attacks.
  Menyanthes: Chill, shuddering, chilliness in the abdomen.
  Mercurius : Heat and chill; heat, Avith anguish and thirst;
sour or or fetid sweat, with palpitation of the heart.
  Mezereum :  Chill,  coldness,  especially of the hands anel
feet, or violent heat; great thirst ; headache ; pale face; pain-
fulness, swelling and hardness of  the spleen; debility, sensi-
tiveness to cold air.
  Nux-moschata :  Little  thirst  during  the heat;  desire to
sleep ; Avhite tongue ; rattling bloody expectoration.
  Sabadilla :  Chill, with little thirst, or no thirst; dry, spas-
modic cough; tearing pains in  the bones during the chill;
delirium, sleep, stretching  during the heat.
  Sambucus :  Sweat, or great heat, Avithout thirst.
  Sepia : Chill with thirst, pains in the  limbs, icy-cold hands
and feet, deadness of the fingers.
  Staphysagria : Fever in the evening, with chill, scorbutic
affections and nocturnal heat.
  Sulphur :   Fever from  suppressed itch, Avith chills every
evening, heat and SAveat toAvards morning ;  fever Avith palpi-
tation  of the heart;  violent thirst, even before the chill.
  Thuja : Chill, with cold  trembling,  externally and inter-
nally, Avith or Avithout thirst; then  sweat Avithout  previous
heat.
  Valerian :  No chill, but  great heat and thirst,  and dull-
ness of the head.
  §  13.  Consider moreover:
  Apis-mel : Pure uncomplicated intermittents; paroxysms
well marked ;  chill, heat and SAveat;  quotidian  fevers, Avith-
out any  disease in liver or  spleen; intermittent fever, coming
on in the afternoon, the chill commencing in the front of the
chest or in the knees; nervous excitability with restlessness;
urticaria ; sleeplessness in the apyrexia.
  Ara.na-diadema : Intermittent, with gastricismus ; loss of
appetite, nausea, inclination to vomit, anomalies in the stool, 
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FEVERS.
 dyspeptic symptoms, urine  dark-colored,  liver and spleen
 SAA'ollen and enlarged ; after a -while, aseites, loss of strength,
 laziness,  irritability, or  more  frequently yet, a/tathg ;  chills
 prevalent, with  thirst;  tendency  to  haunorrhages, like in
 scorbutis.
   Cactus-gr. : Quotidian fevers, appearing at  the same hour
 everyday ; severe chilliness,  not relieved by covering :  burn-
 ing heat,  Avith shortness of breath and restlessness, lasting a
 long  while, folloAved  by copious perspiration;  coldness, tbl-
 loAved  by burning  heat, with great dyspnasa, thirst, violent
 pain in the head, coma,  stupefaction, insensibility, terminat-
 ing in inextinguishable thirst  and very profuse  perspiration.
   Ce)RNis-FL. : Jfios?/iafie fevers ;  paroxysm preceded for
 days  by  sleepiness ; sluggish flow of  ideas ; headache  of a
 heavry,  dull  character;  nausea, vomiting,  loss of  appetite,
 bilious  or watery diarrhoea ;   chill, frith cold clammy skin ;
 nausea  and vomiting and violent pains in the boAvels ; J'erer,
 with violent Juadmlie ;  hot, but moist skin ; stupor, cerebral
 fullness ;  pulse quick and  hard, confusion of intellect;   a/a/
 rexia ;  debility,  gastric  irritability ; painful diarrhoea.
   Eupatorium.perf. :  The paroxysm generally commences
 in the  morning;  thirst, several hours after the chill, which
 continues during jhe ehill and heat; vomiting  at the conclu-
 sion of the chill; pains in the bones early in the morning be-
 fore the chill; heaelache, backache and thirst during the chill;
 flushed face and  drg hot skin during the fever ; fever accom-
 panied Avith  sleep and moaning, and followed  by slight p>er-
 spiration  ;  great Aveakness and  prostration during the fever,
 AA'ith faintness from  motion;  little or no sweat at ang time
 during the disease.
   (jelseminum:  Simple, uncomplicated  intermittents,  espe-
 cially fresh cases ;   severe chill, intense burning fever,  great
 restlessless, sensitiveness to light and sounel, mental anxietv or
 agitation, delirium, sleeplessness; curious sensatiem of fall-
 ing ;  swimming from giddiness; partial blindness or  deaf-
 ness ; absence of gastric or hejxttic symptoms.
   Hydrastis : Quotidian fever, with considerable gastric dis-
turbance ; jaundice and general cachectic condition.
   Leptandra :  Considerable  prostration ; loss of appetite ;
heavily coated broA\Ti tongue : bitter ta^te in the mouth ; con-
stipation or diarrhoea, AA'ith dark fetid stools ; jaundice ; yel-
Ioav, saturated urine.
   Lobelia-inf. :  Quotidian, with more  or less long-lasting
 shuddering towards the  middle ofthe day, follovved by sweat 
FEVER, YELLOW.—FORMICATION.           217
 and heat, which lasts until next morning;  shaking chill Avith
 thirst, then heat with thirst and sweat •> the coldness  is in-
 creased after drinking ; the  sweat begins AA'ith the heat or
 after the heat has  continued for some time.
   Podophyllum :  Quotidian, tertian and quartan fevers, Avhen
 the  hepatic, intestinal  and  gastric  symptoms correspond
 (After Pod. use Ars. china or nux-vom.)
   Veratr.-vir. : Is often of  great use in the hot stage, when
 the action is intense and the vascular system is strongly ex-
 cited.
   FEVER, YELLOAV, febris flava:  AVe  know of one case
 cured by  Crotalus. Try: Are. arg.-nitr. ars. bell. bry. carb.-v.
 lach. mere.  2) Aeon.  amm. eupat.-p. gels. rhus.  verat.-vir.
 3) Apoc.-and. chin, ipec  n.-vom.   In the beginning:  Aeon.
 bell. bry.  gels,  verat.-vir.  For black vomit: Ars.  For usual
 vomiting: Ipec. iris.
   FISH-POISON, Ichtyotoxicon.—For poisoning Avith mus-
 cles, "  Herring " recommends poAvdered charcoal  with mo-
 lasses  or  sugar-water;  afterwards smell  of camphor, and
 drink black coffee.
   For  poisoning  with  fish, take powdered charcoal  mixed
 with brandy ;  if this, and black coffee, should not be sufficient,
 drink sugar-Avater, very sweet.  If this should not help, drink
 a quantity of half vinegar and water.
   If this  poisoning should be folloAved by scarlet redness on
 the skin, with SAvelling ofthe  face and hands, sore throat, Ac,
 take Bell, or cap.
   FISTULA  LACHRYMALIS. — Principal  remedies: 1)
 Bell. calc. chel. puis. ruta. 2)  Bry. natr. natr.-m. petr. phosph.
 sil. stann.  staph, sulph.
   Compare: Ulcers and Opthalmia.
   FISTULA RECTI—Give: Calc. caust.  sil.  and sulph.
   Compare : Ulcers, fistulous.
  FISTULA URINARIA.—Give: Ars. calc.  carb.-an. sil.
 sulph.
 Compare: Ulcers, Gonorrhoea, and Urinary difficulties.

  FONTANELLES, OF INFANTS, RETARDED CLOS-
ING OF.-Give : Calc. or sil. sulph.
  FORMICATION.—Generally arising from paralysis of the
nerves, which ramify through the affected part.   Principal
remedies: 1) Barvt. carb.-veg. rhodod. secal. sulph.   2) Aur.
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gastritis.
borax, lycop.  magnes-m.  natr. phos.-ac. platin. sabad. staph.
3) Cann. lauroc mur.-ac. phosph. rhus. silie zinc
  FUNGUS ARTICULORUAI—Principal remedies for thia
deposit in the cellular tissue, are :  1) Ant. sil.  2) Ars. con.
kreos. iod. lach.  lye petr. phosph. staph, sulph.
  GANGRENE. — §  1.  Principal remedies: 1) Ars. chin.
lach. sil.  2) Asa. bell  euph. hell,  plumb, sabin. sec. sepiill.
3) Aeon. con.  mere. ran. sulph. sulph.-ac. tart.
  § 2.  For humid gangrene:  Chin. hell, squill.
  Hot gangrene :  1) Sabin.  sec.  2) Ars. bell, mur.-ae
   Cold gangrene: 1) Ars. asa. chin, squill, sec.  2) Bell. con.
euph. lach. mere, plumb, ran. sil.  sulph.  sulph.-ac. tart.
  8 3.  Gangrcena senilis: 1) Sec  2) Chin. con. plumb.
  § 4.  Gangrenous or black variola, requires :  1) Ars. carb.-v.
2) Bell. hyos.  lach. rhus. sec sil. ; or, 3) Ant.  mur.-ac. sep.
  Gangrenous blisters: 1) Ars. bell, camph. lach. ran. sabin.
sec.   2) Aeon, carb.-v. mur.-ae phos.
   Carbuncles: 1) Ars. bell.  sil.  2) Caps. hyos. rhus. sec
tart.  (Compare:  Anthrax.)
  GASTRITIS. — § 1.  Principal  remedies:  1) Acem.  ars.
bell. bry. chel. hyosc. ipec.  n -vom. puis, verat,;  or,  2) Ant.
canth. euph. ran. stram.  3) yEsc-h.  asa. baryt. bar.-m. camph.
cann.  colch.  coloc. cupr. dig. bed. hell.  hydr.  iris. laur. mez.
nitr. phos. pod. sabad. sec. squill, tereb.
  § 2.  Particular indications:
  Aconitum : Inflammatory fever Avith  great  pain ;  the dis-
ease is caused by taking cold or by taking  a cold drink Avhile
heated ; stitch-like, burning and  pressing  pain in the pit of
the stomach, Avith anguish and fear of death.
  ^Esculus-h : Sub-acute gastritis;  the burning  aching dis-
tress in the  stomach is almetst unendurable, making him  feel
Aveak and faint; retching and violent vomiting.
  Antimonium :  Caused  by derangement of the stomach,
Avith frequent vomiting, the  tongue is  coated with AA'hite or
yelloAv mucus, great thirst at night; belching, with taste of
food ; total  loss  of appetite.
  Arsenicum: Frequently in alternation  with Aeon., espe-
cially AA-hen  the disease  is caused by a  cold in the stomach,
by eating ice, Ac, or Avith sudden prostration, pale hyppocra-
tic face, cold extremities, Ac, verat. being insufficient
  Belladonna:  Cerebral symptoms; dullness; loss  of con-
sciousness ;  delirium.  Hyosc. being fruitless. 
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219
  Bryonia :  Frequently after Aeon, or Ipec, especially when
caused by taking a cold drink while heated.
  Euphorbia-cor.: Vomiting, arising from fright, over-in-
dulgence in  ices, fruits, Avith sinking, anxious feeling at  the
stomach;  faintness, slow and Aveak  pulse, cool skin, cool feet
and hands; cold SAveat on the body and extremities; spasms
of the legs and feet.
  Hydrastis:  Dull  aching pain in the  stomach, causing a
very faintish feeling;  a goneness in the epigastric region;
acidity, constipation.
  Hy-osciamus : Dropsical or cerebral symptoms, apathy, loss
of consciousness or delirium; the patient  is insensible to  the
danger of her situation.
  Ipecacuanha : A good deal of vomiting with violent pains ;
the disease is caused by derangement of the stomach or by
taking a cold drink, Aeon, being insufficient.
  Iris-ver. :  Rising of very sour water ;  great burning dis-
tress in the epigastric region, not  allayed by drinking cold
Avater ; intense  burning in the region of the pancreas ; severe
and  profuse  vomiting;  vomiting  Avith  much pain in  the
stomach.
  Nux-vomica : The same causes as under Ipec.—aeon. bry.
ars., or  Ipec. being insufficient.
  Phosphorus : Cutting burning pains in the stomach ; great
heat ofthe body Avith cold extremities ; frequent shudderings;
sinking  of the reactive power; convulsions.
  Podophyllum : Unusually severe vomiting, the ejecta con-
sisting of bile and blood ; distressing nausea; belching of hot
flatus, Avhich is very sour.
  Pulsatilla :  Caused by gastric impurities,  or by eating
ice.  Ars. and ipec. being insufficient.
  Sangltnaria : Burning, jerking in the  stomach, as if some-
thing alive, Avith headache, unquenchable thirst;  vomiting
and prostration;  vomiting of bitter greenish fluid.
  Sepia :  Abdomen bloated;  congestion and heat of  the
head; headache; tongue coated without  lustre;  often sore
and  covered  with little blisters on the edges and tip ; sour
smell from the mouth and likeAvise ofthe  urine, which is clear
like  Avater, or pale-yelloAvish; constant  drowsiness ; anxious
dreams  and great fever  heat;  especially in children, from
taking cold when the weather changes.
  Veratrum : Excessive coldness of the extremities, sudden
prostration, pale and hyppocratic face. 
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   § 3. Compare:   Inflammatory Fevers,   Cholera,  Gastric
 Derangement, Weak Stomach and Cardialgia.

   GASTRIC DERANGEMENT, Gastrosis.
   § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon. ant. arn. ars. bell. bry.
 cham. cocc. ipec. mere n.-vom. puis.  2) Caps, carb.-veg. chin.
 coff. coloc. dig. hep. rhab. rhus.  squill, tart, veratr.   3) Asa.
 asar. berb. ?  calc. cann. cic. cin. colch. con. cupr. daph. dros.
 ign. lach. lye.  magn.-m.  natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac petr.  phos.
 rhab. sec. sep. sil. stann. sulph.-ac. tarax.
   § 2.   For acitlity, sour eructations, <£v. :  1)  N.-vom. puis.
 robin, sulph.;  or, 2) Bell, calc  caps, carb.-veg. cham.  chin.
 con. phosph. sej). staph, sulph.-ac.
   For bilious state, (bitter taste, eructations or vomiting): 1)
 Aeon. bry. chain, chin.  cocc. mere n.-Arom. puis. sep.  verat".
 2) Ant. ars. asa. asar. cann. coloc. daph. dig.  gran.? ign. ipec.
 lach. see. staph, sulph. tart.
   For jn'tuitous symptoms,  (with mucous  coating  of the
 tongue, slimy taste and vomiting) : 1) Bell.  caps. chin.  ipec.
 mere n.-vom.  puis, sulph. Aeratr.; or, 2) Ars. carb.-veg. cham.
 cin. dulc petr. rhab. rhus.  spig.
   For saburnd symptoms  (spoiled  taste, nausea, loss of appe-
 tite) :  1) Ipec. n.-vom.  puis.;  or, 2) Ant. arn. ars. bell. bry.
 carb.-veg. cham. coff. hep.  mere. tart, verat.
   § 3.   For  gastric complaints  of children: 1) Bell, charn]
 ipec. mere n.-vom. puis.;  or, 2) Bar.-c. calc. hyos. lye  magn.
 c. sulph.
   For gastric symptoms occasioned by derangements of the
 stomach: 1) Ant.  arn.  ipec. n.-vom. puis. ; or,  2) Aeon. ars.
 bry. carb.-v. chin. coff. hep. sulph. tart., &e
   By abuse of spirits:  1) Carb.-veg. n.-vom.;  2) Ant. coff
 ipec  puis.—By  abuse  of coffee:  1) Cocc.  ign. n.-vom.  2)
 Cham. mere. puis. rhus. sulph.; of tobacco :  Cocc ipec. mere
 n.-vom. puis, staph.; of acids: 1) Aeon. ars. carb.-veg. hep.;
 or, 2) Lach. natr.-m. sulph. sulph.-ac.
  By abuse of chamomile: Puis.,  or nux-v.;  of rhubarb :
Puis. ;  of mercury :  Carb.-veg. chin. hep. or sulph.
  By getting heated: Bry. or sil.; by a cold: Ars. bell. cham.
cocc. dulc. ipec.; by ice, fruit, &c. : Ars.  puis, carb.-veg.
  By external injuries, such as:  a Hoav upon the stomach, or
by straining, d'e : 1) Arn. bry. rhus.; or, 2)  Puis. ruta.
   By nervous excitement, excessive watching or studying  Ac:
1) Arn. n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2) Carb.-veg. cocc.  ipec veratr ;
or, 3) Calc. lach. ? 
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221
   By loss of animal fluids, nursing, vomiting, abuse of cathar-
 tics : 1) Chin, carb.-veg. ruta.  2) Calc lach. n.-vom. sulph.
   By emotions,  auger, chagrin, grief, Ac.:  1) Cham,  coloc.
 2) Aeon. bry. chin, n.-vom. puis.
   Compare: Indigestion, Causes, Ac.
   Particular symptomatic indications:
   Aconitum : YelloAv coating on the tongue, bitter taste in
 the mouth and of food and drink, except water; excessive
 nausea; bitter eructations ; violent but  ineffectual urging to
 vomit, or bitter, greenish or slimy vomiting ;  distention and
 swelling of the  hypochondria, Avith painful  sensitiveness  of
 the region of the liver;  no stool, or small, frequent stools,
 with  tenesmus;  beating or stitching  pain in the head, Avorse
 when talking.
   Antimonium : Indigestion, with the  folloAving symptoms:
 Frequent hiccough, loss of  appetite, loathing, tongue coated
 or covered Avith blisters, dry mouth; or else :  accumulation
 of saliva or mucus in the mouth;  thirst, at night;  nausea,
 desire  to  vomit, increased by drinking  Avine; eructations
 smelling and tasting of the ingesta, or with a fetid smell;
 vomiting of the ingesta or of slimy and bilious substances;
 painfulness of the stomach to the touch, Avith painful feeling
 of fullness ; colic and frequent flatulence; diarrhcea or consti-
 pation ;  dull headache, worse when smoking  or  going up-
 stairs.  (After Ant., Bry. is sometimes suitable.)
   Arnica : Gastric symptoms occasioned by external injuries,
 watching, mental exertions, Ac.; generally for: Great ner-
 vousness, Avith dry or yelloAV-coated tongue ;  putrid, bitter or
 sour taste; bad smell from the mouth; desire for acids; aver-
 sion to smoking ; eructations tasting of  putrid eggs ; urging
 to vomit: flatulent distention, especially after a meal; heavi-
 ness of the whole body;  giving way of the  knees; vertigo,
 dullness of the head, aching pain with heat in the brain, and
 stupefaction.  (After  Arn., are  sometimes suitable  Nux-v.
 and cham.)
  Arsenicum :  Acrid, bitter eructations ; dry tongue, with
 violent  thirst and desire to drink frequently, but little at a
 time ; salt or bitter taste, nausea, vomiting of the ingesta, or
 of bilious, broAvnish or  greenish substances ;  colic, or  burn-
 ing pains in the  stomach  and  abdomen, with  chilliness and
 anguish, or violent, burning pressure  at a small spot in the
 stomach ; great sensitiveness of the region of the stomach to
 contact; great debility, desire to lie down;  no stool, or else
watery, greenish, brownish or yelloAvish diarrhcea, with tenes- 
ooo
GASTRIC DERANGEMENT.
 mus; the vomiting or diarrhcea conies on again after  drink-
 ing and after every motion of the body.
   Belladonna: AVhitish, yellowish,or thickly-eoateel tongue;
 aversion te> drink  and food ; sour taste of rye-bread ; vomit-
 ing of food or of sour, bitter or slimy substances ; sometimes
 with  constant nausea, dry mouth or thirst ;  headache, in the'
 sinciput, as if every  thing Avould fall out  at  the forehead,
 with  throbbing of the temporal  arteries; no stool,  or slimy
 diarrhcea.
   Bryonia : Especially in summer and hot and damp Aveather;
 for:  dry tongue, coated Avhite or yelloAv, and covered Avith
 blisters; thirst day and night, with  sensation of dryness in
 the mouth  and throat;  putrid smell from the mouth ; bitter
 taste, especially on Avaking, or pappy, flat, foul taste;  aver-
 sion te> solid food, with  desire  for Avine, acids or coffee;  fre-
 quent, ineffectual attempts at vomiting; or else, bilious vom-
 iting, especially after  drinking; tension and fullness in the
 region of the stomach, especially after eating ;  constipation ;
 dullness of the head, with vertigo, or burning,  oppressive or
 distensive pain in the head, worse after drinking ; chilliness
 and shuddering.
   Chamomilla : Red and cracked tongue, or coated yelloAv ;
bitter taste in  the mouth, and of food ; fetid  odor from the
mouth; loss of appetite, nausea, or eructations and greenish,
bitter or sour vomiting; great and oppressive anxiety, ten-
sion  and pressure in  the  pit of the stomach, hypochondria
and epigastrium ; constipation, or greenish, diarrhoeic stools ;
or sour diarrhcea, or discharge of faecal matter and mucus,
resembling  stirred eggs  in  appearance ; restless sleep,  with
tossing about and frequent Avaking ; pain and fullness in the
head ;  hot and red face ; red  and burning  eyes ; sensitive,
suspicious temper.  (If the patient should  have made exces-
sive use of chamomile-tea, give Cocc. and puis.)
   Cocculus :  Yellow-coated tongue, loathing of food ;  dry
mouth with  or Avithout thirst; fetid  eructations, nausea  and
 desire to vomit, especially when talking, after sleeping, Avhen
 eating, or during  motion, particularly riding in a carriage;
 painful fullness in  the region  of the stomach,  with  labored
breathing;  constipation, or soft stools, Avith burning at the
 anus ;  debility, Avith SAveat during the least exercise ; aching
 in the forehead, with  vertigo.
   Ipecacuanha :  Clean tongue, or thickly coated Avith a yel
 lowish mucus, dry mouth ; loathing of food, especially fat food,
 with desire to vomit;  violent, ineffectual  straining, or  else 
GASTRIC DERANGEMENT.               223
vomiting of the ingesta or of slimy substances, easy, butAvith
great force;  fetid smell from the mouth, bitter taste in the
mouth and of food; violent pains, pressure and fullness in the
region of the stomach ;  colic and diarrhoeic stools of yelloAv-
ish color, or fetid, putrid smell; chilliness or shuddering OA'er
the whole body;  pale, yellowish complexion ; aching in the
forehead, or sensation as  if all the bones of the skull  were
broken ; sometimes nettle rash.
   Mercurius :  Moist tongue, or coated white or yelloAvish ;
dry, burning  lips,  offensive, foul  and  bitter taste ;  nausea,
desire to  vomit, or bilious, mucous  vomiting;  painful sensi-
tiveness of the epigastrium and abdomen, especially at night,
Avith anguish and  restlessness; drowsy in the day-time, sleep-
lessness  at night;  sometimes  aversion to drink.    (Is fre-
quently suitable after Bell.)
   Nux-vom : Dry and white tongue, or yellowish towards the
root; no thirst, or else burning thirst, Avith heartburn ; accu-
mulation of albuminous  mucus or of A\rater in the mouth, bit-
ter or foul taste  in  the mouth, or else the food tastes flat;
bitter eructations,  constant nausea, especially in the open air;
desire to vomit, or vomiting of the ingesta; cardialgia; pain-
ful pressure and tension  in the epigastrium and hypochondria;
constipation, with frequent but ineffectual urging to stool; or
small, diarrhoeic, slimy or watery stools ; dullness of the head,
Avith  vertigo ; heaviness,  especially in the occiput;  ringing
in the ears, rheumatic pains in the teeth and limbs ;  worn-out
feeling, inability to think; restless, quarrelsome, vehement
disposition ; hot and red, or yelloAvish and salloAV face. (After
Nux-v., cham. is frequently suitable.)
   Pulsatilla :  Tongue coated  AA'ith Avhitish  mucus;  foul,
pappy or bitter taste, especially after SAvalloAving; bitter taste
of food,  especially of bread; bitter, sour  or  putrid  eructa-
tions, or  tasting of the ingesta; aversion  to  food, especially
warm (boiled food), also to fat and meat, Avith desire for acids
or spirits; acidity in the  stomach; excessive mucus in the
stomach; regurgitation of the ingesta;   excessive nausea,
desire to vomit, especially after eating and drinking, or Avith
evening exacerbations ;  vomiting of food, or mucus, or bitter
and sour vomiting (especially at night); hard,  distended ab-
domen,  with  flatulence, rumbling; slow stool, or slimy and
bilious diarrhoea;  hemicrania, tearing or darting ; chilliness,
with languor and  drawing through the Avhole  body;  ill  hu-
mor ;  taciturn, vehement Avithout reason, especially  when the
patients are habitually of a bland and obliging  disposition. 
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GASTRIC DERANeiEAIENT.
   § 5.   Use likewise :
   Capsicum:  Suitable  to  phlegmatic, clumsy individuals, or
 to suspicious persons who take every thing in bad part, with
 mucous  evacuations, heartburn, burning in the stomach and
 at the anus during every stool.
   Carbo-veg. :  No  appetite,  malaise, or even vomiting of
 food, after the  least meal, frequently Avith acidity in the sto-
 mach ; pains in the stomach Avhen pressing on the pit;  great
 sensitiveness to cold, or hot, dry or damp Aveather; heaviness
 and dullness of the head, Avith  debility.
   China : No appetite, loathing of food and drink, as if one
 had eaten enough ; frequent eructations, or regurgitation and
 Aomiting of the  ingesta;  painful distended abdomen,  with
 pressure around  the umbilicus ; frequent discharge of fetid
 flatulence; lienteria ; chilliness and shuddering after drinking.
   Coffea:  Gastric symptoms accompanied by great nervous-
 ness and by sleeplessness.
   Colocynthis :  Cardialgia, vomiting or  diarrhoea after eat-
 ing ever so little;  spasmodic colic ; cramp in the calves.
  Digitalis : Nausea, especially on Avaking in the morning,
 Avith  bitter taste in the mouth; thirst, vomiting of mucus;
 diarrhoea and debility.
  Hepar : Aching in the  stomach, with nausea, eructations,
 desire to vomit,  Avith slimy, bilious  or sour vomiting  and
 heartburn ;  colic and constipation ;  or else diarrhoeic, slimy
 stools.
  Rhubarb : Pappy taste, aversion to solid food or coffee ;
 nausea, Avith colic,  or  diarrhoeic,  sour stools, or slimy  and
 brownish stools.
  Rhus-tox. :  Gastric symptoms, especially at night, Avith
 colic, aching pain in  the stomach, dry and  bitter mouth, nau-
 sea and desire to  vomit.
  Sc^uills:  Gastric  symptoms  accompanied   by  pleuritic
 stitches, Aeon, and bry.  being insufficient.
  Tartarus:  Constant nausea, Avith desire to vomit;  great
 anxiety, or violent ineffectual urging to vomit;  or else, slimy
vomiting and diarrhcea.
  At:ratrum : Dry tongue, or else coated yelloAvish or brown-
ish, bilious vomiting  and diarrhoea, debility, fainting fits after
 stool.
  § 6.  Compare:  Loss  of appetite,  Malacia,   Coated
tongue,  aromiting,  heartburn j   sl'ejmach, derangement
of ; Colic, Diarrhcea, Gastric fevers, Ac 
GLANDS, DISEASES OF.
225
   CASTRO-ENTERITIS.—For the tieatment, we refer the
 reader to Gastritis and Enteritis.

   GLANDS, diseases of.
   § 1.  Principal remedies:  1) Amm. aur. bar.-c. bell. calc.
 carb.-veg. cham.  cist. con. dulc  hep. lye mere nitr.-ac. sil.
 spong. staph, sulph.   2)  Alum. bov. canth. carb.-an. graph.
 iod. kal. mang. ol.-jee plumb,  phytol. sabin.
   § 2.  Particular indications :
   Ammontum-carb. :   Swelling of the cervical  glands, with
 itching eruptions of the face and body.
   Aurum : Swelling and suppuration of the inguinal glands in
 consequence of syphilis, or abuse of mercury.
   Baryta :  SAvelling, inflammation and induration of the cer-
 vical glands, especially when  there is dry scurf on the head
 and in the face.
   Belladonna:  Inflammatory  swelling of the  glands  and
 lymphatic vessels, forming red and shining strings or cords,
 Avith lumps; heat of  the affected parts, tensive and stitching
 pains; also for SAvelling, suppuration or induration of the in-
 guinal or cervical glands, and  for cold swellings.  After Bell.
 are frequently suitable : Dulc. hep. mere  rhus-t.; or Calc.
 nux-v. and sulph.
   Bryonia : Swelling ofthe cutaneous glands, forming small,
 hard knots under the skin.
   Calcarea : SAvelling and induration of the submaxillary,
 axillary and  inguinal  glands, also ofthe cervical, parotid and
 facial glands, especially Avhen there is otorrhoea and hard hear-
 ing.  Also for cold swellings and SAvellings  of  the mesenteric
 glands.  Calc. is frequently suitable after sulph.
   Carb.-veg. : Induration of  the axillary glands, and lumps
 in the breasts.
   Chamomilla:  Inflammatory  and painful  swelling of the
 submaxillary and cervical glands,  and for induration of the
 mammae of new-born infants.
   Cistus :  Swelling and  suppuration of  the submaxillary
glands, Avith caries of the jaws.
   Dulcamara : Cold  swelling, also for inflammation and in-
duration of the inguinal  and cervical glands, with tensive
pain.   Dulc. is frequently indicated after Bell, or mere
   Graphites : Scrofulous swelling of the cervical glands.
   Hepar :  Suppuration of the axillary and inguinal glands,
especially when much mercury had been used.
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226                GLANDS, DISEASES OF.

  Iodium: Scrofulous or arthritic induration ofthe inguinal,
cervical or axillary glands.
  Mercurius : Cold  swellings, inflammation, swelling or sup-
puration of  the submaxillary,  axillary, inguinal or  parotid
glands,  especially  in scrofulous  or syphilitic  individuals.
After Merc,  are  frequently  suitable :* Dulc.  bell, hep.,  or
rhus-t.
  Nitric-ac. :  Inflammatory  SAvelling or suppuration  of the
inguinal or axillary glands, especially after  abuse of mercury,
or in syphilitic subjects.
  Nux-vom.: Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels, Avith heat
and  shining  redness,  hardness  and  painfulness.  Nux.-v. is
freepiently suitable after Bell.
  Silicea: Scrofulous induration and SAvelling of the cervical,
parotid, axillary and  inguinal glands, Avith  or Avithout inflam-
mation.
  Spongia :  Scrofulous SAvelling and induration of  the  cervi-
cal glands.
  Sulphur:  Swelling, induration and suppuration of the in-
guinal,  axillary and submaxillary glands, also of the cervical
and even  cutaneous  glands, either from scrofula or in conse-
quence  of some cutaneous disease, such as scarlatina, Ac, or
from abuse of mercury.*
  §  2.  Give more particularly :
  a) For  inflammatory swellings: 1) Bell, mere phosph. sil.
2) Aeon,  baryt. camph. cham.  graph, hep. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
puis, staph, sulph. thuj.  3) Arn.  carb.-an.  carb.-v. lye rhus.
  b) Cold swellings:  1) Ars.  bell. calc. cocc. con.  mere   2)
Asa  dulc lach.
  c) Hard SAvellings: Baryt. bry. calc. con.  phosph. puis. rhus.
sulph.
  cl) Painful  swellings: Aur.  bell,  carb.-an. chin. iod. puis.
sil. sulph.
  e) Painless swellings:  Calc. con. dulc. phos.-ae sep.  sulph.
  § 3.  Also:
  a) For suppurating glands  : Bell. calc. cist. hep. mere nitr.-
ac sil. sulph.  Aur. lach. sep.
  b) Ulcerated glands: Ars. phosph. sil.  Bell. con. hep. lach.
sulph. thuj.
   c) Indurated, glands : Baryt, bell. calc. carb.-an.  clem. con.
  * Rhus-tox.  is a most important  remedy for glandular swellings.—
Hsmpel. 
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 graph,  lye.  sulph.  Carb.-veg.  cham. chin,  magn.-m.  rhus.
 spong.
   § 4.   Compare: Inflammation, Swellings, Suppuration,
 Ulcers, Ac.

   GLANDERS, POISON  OF.—The best remedies, accord-
 ing to Hering, are:  1) Ars. phos.-ac.   2) Calc. sulph.

   GOITRE, struma.—Principal  remedies:  1) Iod. spong.
 2)  Amb. amm. calc. caust, hep.  lye. natr.  natr.-m. spong.
 staph ; and perhaps, 3) Carb.-an. con. dig. kal. magn.-c. mere
 petr. phos.-ac. plat. sil. sulph.

   GONITIS, INFLAMMATION OF THE KNEE.--For lymphatic
 or scrofulous SAvelling of the knee:  Calc. or sulph.; or, 2)
 Arn. ars. ferr. iod. lye sil.
   Arthritic SAvelling requires:  Arn.  bry. chin. cocc. lye n.-
 vom. sulph.
   Fen- suj)j)uration : 1) Merc. sil.; or, 2) Bell. hep. sulph.
   For serous effusion (hydrarthrus): 1) Sulph.;  or, 2) Calc.
 iod. mere sil.; or, 3) Con.  dig.
  For white SAvelling, (or phlegmasia alba dolens): 1)  Bry.
 lye   2)  Ant. ars. puis. rhus. sabin. sulph.  3) Bell. calc.  chin.
 iod. mere rhus. sep. sil.
   See: Arthritis, Suppuration, Tumor, Dropsy, Scrofula,
 Ac.
   GONORRHCEA : §  1.   The chief remedy through all the
 stages is and remains Cannabis-sat., not in Avater, but eArery
 day (morning or evening) three pellets, dry,  on the tongue.
 This will produce a favorable change  in a few days, Avithout
 the intervention of any  other remedy, provided the patient
 keeps perfectly quiet and abstains totally from  all heating
 drinks, and from coitus.
  § 2.   If Cannabis does not suffice, and a remnant remains
 after a couple  of weeks, use Merc-sol. 3, or sulph., or alter-
 nate the tAvo remedies, till a perfect cure is established. Give
 Merc, for  greenish  or  puriform discharge,  and  sulph. for
 serous, Avhitish, painless discharge.
  Canttiarides :  Are indicated by violent inflammation, sup-
 pression  of urine, priapism,  painful erections, Ac.
  Aconite and Gelseminum are sometimes excellent for vio-
lent pains.
  § 3.   The best remedy  for  secondary  gonorrhoea is
 Cannabis, given strictly as already mentioned; but, Avhen it
 had been mismanaged with large doses of copaiva or cubebs, 
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and  cann. should not suffice, then give sulph. or mere'. ; or,
3) Asclep.-svr. caps. ferr. ham. hydr.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac n.-vom.
phytol. sep. thuj.  Caps, is indicated by a Avhitish, thick dis-
charge, like cream, with burning during micturition ; if caps.
should be insufficient, give Ferr. or n.-vom.  For striefuns,
giA-e: 1)  Clem.  hydr.  petr. sulph.   2)  Dig. dulc puis. rhus.
  Big warts require :  1)  nitr.-ac thuj. ;  or, 2) Cinnab. hydr. ;
Merc, and sulph. sometimes effect a cure.
  For gonorrhea and chancre combined, give Mere. hydr.
  § 4.  The  folloAA'ing remedies  have likeAvise  been recom-
mended: Agn.  con. cop. cub.  dulc. hep. led.  lye.  mere-cor.
mez. petr. sabin. selen.   Agnus is  suitable when the  sexual
instinct has become extinct or greatly diminished, and Avhen
there is a Avhitish serous gleet, A\itliout pain.
  Other indications are:
  For severe  inflammatorg symptoms :  1) Cann.  2) Canth.
mere mere-cor.  3)  Chin, sulph.
  For gellnwish-green discharge:  1) Cann. 2)  Mere-, mere-
cor.   3) Chin, fluor.-ae
  For difficult  urination: 1) Cann.  canth.  2)  Dig.  mere
petr. sulph.
  For milky discharge:  1)  Cann.   2) Caps.  ferr. n.-vom.
sulph.
  ^  5.  For the consequences or metastases :
  1)  For ojddhalmia-gon : 1) Aeon.   2)  Puis.   3) nitr.-ac.
sulph. thuj.   4) Ars.  hep. mere-sol. mere-cor.
  2) For orchitis: 1) Aur. mere jnds.   2) Agn. brom. nitr.-
ac rhod.  3) Clem, n.-vom. tussil. 4) Ham, verat.-v.
  3) For rheumatism:  1) Clem. daph.  2) Sess  sulph.  3)
lye thuj.
  4) For strk•tares:  1) Clem.  2) Cann. ;  perhaps, also:  3)
Arg.-nit. petr. rhus. sulph.
  5) For prostatitis : 1) Cann. nitr.-ac. puis. thuj.  2) Phos.
selen. sulph.

   GROWING, ILL EFFECTS  OF.
  The best remedy is Phos.-ac, not only for the pains in the
hmbs, but also for the  bodily and mental languor of Avhich
so many young people complain when groAving  too fast.

   GUMS, DISEASES  OF THE.
   § 1.  Principal remedies: Amm. amm.-m. bell. bor. carb.-v.
chin. hep. mere, mur.-ac.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos.-ac
rhus. staph, sulph.   2)  Ars. baryt. calc caps,  carb.-a. caust. 
HEMORRHOIDS.
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cimicif. dulc. eupat.-ar. graph, hydr. kal. kreas. myr.-cer. phos.
phytol. puis. ruta. sep. sulph.-ac. thuj.
  § 2.  For SWELLING AND INFLAMMATION OF THE GUMS :  1)
Bell. calc. caust. cham. chin, cimicif. cist, graph, hydr. hep.
mere, n.-vom. phos.-ac. sep. staph, sulph.  2) Amm.  amm.-m.
baryt  bor. myr.-cer. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos.  sil.
  For the  liability to  bleed :  Ars. calc carb.-v. cist. mere.
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac. sil, staph, sulph.
  For abscesses and  fistul^e :  Calc.  sil. staph, sulph.; or,
Caust. lye ? natr.-m. petr. ? canth.?
  For fleshy excrescences: Staph, thuj.
  For ulceration of the gums:  Alum. calc. carb.-v. kal. lye
mere, natr.-m. sil.  staph,  sulph. sulph.-ac.
  For looseness  of the teeth  :  1) calc. carb.-v. cist. mere.
phos. phos.-ac.   2) Ant. natr. rhus. sep.
  For scorbutic  affections: 1) Caps, carb.-v. mere, natr.-m.
nitr.-ac. staph, sulph.  2) Am.  amm.-m. ars. bry. caust. dulc
hydr. kal. kreas. mur.-ac. phyt. sep. Ac.
  § 3.  For mercurial  symptoms: Carb.-v. chin. ; or, hep.
hydr. nitr.-ac. phytol. staph.  Ill effects  of salt  require :
Carb.-v. or nitr.-sp.  Persons who lead a sedentary life, and
are corpulent and phlegmatic, require : 1) Caps.  2) Bell.
calc. mere sulph.; thin  and lively persons, n.-vom. carb.-v.
chin,  natr.-m.
  fLEMATEMESIS.— Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. arn.
cact.  erig. ferr. hamam.  hyosc. ipec. n.-vom. phos.  sang.  2)
Amm. bell. bry. canth. carb.-v. caust. chin, eryng. lach. lyco-
pus. lye mez. natr.-m.  plumb, puis. rum. sec. sulph. verat.  3)
Millef. aloe, verat.-vir.
  Use especially:
  For injuries, or bruises on the  stomach: Arn.  ars. ham.
ipec.   After fright: N.-vom.  aeon.  From cold on the sto-
mach : Puis. hyos.  From other gastric ailments : Ars. hyos.
ipec  natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. sang.  From  affections  of the
spleen: Ars.  n.-vom.  phos.  From affections of the liver:
Ars.  hyos.  n.-vom.   With redness of the face :  Bell. cact.
hyos.  With pale, distorted face : Ars. carb.-v. ipec. natr.-m.
n.-vom. sec.  AVith simultaneous black stools : Ars. bell. ham.
ipec. natr.-m. n.-vom. rum.  With small,  weak pulse: Ars
carb.-v. ipec.  sec.  AVith hard, full pulse :  N. vom- aeon
verat.-vir.

  HEMORRHOIDS.—Principal remedies:
  § 1.  1)  Aeon, msc.-h.  ant.  ars. bell. calc. cajys. carb.-v, 
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cham.  collins. dioscor.  ign. ham. hydr. mur.-ac. nitr.-ac. n.-
vom. phos.-ac. pod. puis, sulph. thuj.   2) Aloe. ambr. amm.-c.
amm.-m. anac. berb. ? caust. chel. ? chin,  coloc. erig. graph.
kal. lach. lept. lob. petr. phytol. polyg. rhus. sang. sep. tril.
  | 2.  AVe have also to  conshlor:
  For anomalies of the  hemorrhoidal  difficulties and  ail-
ments in consequence of the suppression  of a habitual lur>
morrhoidal Aoav : 1) N.-vom.  sulph.   2)  Calc. carb.-v. puis.
3) Aloe. apis.
  For the hemorrhages: 1)  Aeon, alum bell,  calc carb.-v.
cham. collins. graph, ham. ipec. lept. phos. puis. sep.;  or, 2)
iEse-h.  chin, "sulph.   3)  Amm. ant.  caps,  casear.  erig. ferr.
mere millef. mur.-ac. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  trill.
  For hemorrhoidal  disposition :  1) N.-vom.  sulph.  2)
yKsc.-h. calc carb.-v. caust, graph, lach. petr. Ac.
  For inflammation of  hemorrhoidal tumors: 1) Aeon.
chain, ign. puis.   2) Ars. mur.-ae n.-vom. sulph.
  For large savelling : Bell. caps. kal. mur.-ac. phos.-ac.
thuj.
  For PROTRUSION OF  THE  HEMORRHOIDAL KNOBS : Calc.
nitr.-ac.  sulph. thuj.   Like a pad round the anus: Calc.
mur.-ae n.-vom.; or, sesc.-hip. aloes, collins.
  For great painfulness:  1) Bell. calc. graph,  mur.-ac.
pason-off. sulph.   2) Aloes, apis. ars.
  For ulceration : Ign. puis, phytol. pceon-off.
  For INDURATION OF THE KNOBS : Sep.
  For strangulation : Hell. ign. n.-vom. sep. lob.
  For burning  of the  knobs: Ars. caps, carb.-v.  ign. nitr.-
ac. n.-vom. sulph.
  For itching :  Ars. carb.-v. ign. n.-vom.
  For stinging:  Carb.-v.  ign. mur.-ae natr.-m. n.-vom. sulph.
  For hemorrhoidal  colic : Carb.-v. coloc. lach.  n.-vom.
puis, suljih.
  For mucous hemorrhoids : 1) JEsc.-h.  ant.  caps,  carb.-v.
puis, sulph.   2)  Bor. ign. lach. mere  3) Graph, phos. n.-
vom.
  § 3.  Particular indications :
  Aconitem :  Bleeding piles, with stitches and pressure in
the anus, feeling  of repletion  in the  abdomen, with tension,
pressure and colicky pains ;  pains in the small of the back, as
if the back  of the os-sacrum Avere broken.
  Antimontum -.  Copious  secretion of a  light-yelloAV mucus,
with burning, creeping, itching or  even smarting at the anus.
(Is frequently suitable in alternation with Puis.) 
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  Arsenicum : Burning discharge of blood, with burning and
stitching pains in the tumors ; heat and restlessness, burning
in all the veins, or great debility.   (Is frequently suitable in
alternation Avith Carb.-veg.)
  Belladonna :  Bleeding piles,  AA'ith Adolent  pains  in the
small of the back, as if the back  would break.   (If Bell.
should not be sufficient, give Hep.)
  Calcarea : After Sulph., if this should be insufficient, or
if it should have been abused ;  for frequent  bleeding  of the
piles, or for suppression of habitual bleeding.
  Capsicum :  The  tumors are very large, Avith discharge of
blood or bloody mucus from the rectum, burning pains at the
anus;  painful  draAving in the small of the  back and  back ;
colic.
  Carbo-veg. : Large bluish tumors, Avith stitching pains in
the small ofthe back, stiffness ofthe back, burning and tear-
ing in the  limbs; constipation, Avith burning stools and dis-
charge of blood;  frequent tendency ofthe blood to the head,
bleeding of the nose, flatulence, slow  action of the boAvels,
Ac, also for  copious and  burning discharge  of mucus from
the rectum.
  Chamomilla :  Flowing piles, AA'ith compressive pains in the
abdomen, frequent  urging to stool, occasional burning and
corrosive diarrhoeic stools; tearing pains  in the small  of the
back, especially at night; or painful and ulcerated rhagades
of the anus.
  Ignatia : Violent stitches in the rectum, itching and  creep-
ing at the anus, copious discharge  of  blood, prolapsus recti
during stool, or  sore, contractive pain of the rectum, Avith
frequent, ineffectual stools and discharges of blood-streaked
mucus.
  Muriatic-ac :  The haemorrhoidal  tumors are  inflamed,
SAvollen, bluish, with swelling of the anus, sore pains, violent
stitches and great sensitiveness to contact.
  Nux-vomica : Blind and flowing, or irregular piles, espe-
cially suitable to persons who lead a sedentary life or use too
much coffee or spirits;  also suitable to pregnant  females or
persons affected with worms, Ac; generally for:  stitching,
burning or itching of the anus; stitches  and shocks  in the
small of the  back, Avith bruised pain,  so that the patient  is
unable to raise himself; frequent constipation with ineffectual
urging to stool, and Avith  sensation as if the anus were  closed
or constricted; frequent tendency of the  blood  to the head
or  abdomen, Avith distention of the epigastrium and  hypo- 
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chondria; heaA'inoss of the  head, inability to think, vertigo;
ischuria,  suppression of urine; discharge of blo<><l and mucus
from the anus.
  Sulphur:  If Nux should be  insufficient, especially for al-
ternate constipation and discharges of blood-streaked mucus;
feeling of soreness at the anus, Avith itching and stitches; fre-
quent tendency of the blood to the head ; palpitation of the
heart; the vascular system is easily excited, throbbing in the
AA'hole abdomen, AA'ith anguish and oppression,  after the least
emotion ; Aveak digestion ;  dysuria; bleeding, burning anel
frequent protrusion  of the hemorrhoidal tumors.   (Sulph. is
best given in alternation AA'ith Nux-v. ; these two remedies in
alternation are sufficient in most eases to effect a cure.)
  § 4. ^Esculus-hip. :  Constriction, protrusion, fullness, ach-
ing,  dryness,  itching,  pricking,  tenesmus; pains in the rec-
tum and  anus, also in the back ;  severe fullness anel bearing
down, with  constipation ;  feeling in the rectum  as though
folds of the mucus membrane obstructed the passage, and  as
if, Avere  the  effort  continued, the rectum would  protrude ;
appearance  of haemorrhoids, like  ground-nuts, of a  purple
color, very painful,  and Avith a sensation of burning; aching
pain and lame feeling in the back.
  Cactus : Constipation as from  hajmorrhoidal congestion ;
swollen  varices  outside the anus, causing great pain ; great
itching of the anus, which causes  him to rub  the  part very
often ; pricking in the anus, as from sharp pins, Avhich ceases
on slight friction; coj/ious hanwrrhage from the anus, AA'hich
soon ceases.
  Collinsonia : Constipation, with a good deal of flatulence ;
chronic constipation ; pains in the epigastrium ; congestions
of the pelvic viscera ; small tumors  protrude from the anus ;
obstinate haemorrhoids.
  Discorea :  Black, dry, hard, lumpy stool, followed by pro-
lapsus ; hemorrhoidal tumors of livid   color are  prolapsed,
Avith great pain and distress in them.
  Erigeron : Hard, lumpy stools ; feeling in the anus as if it
Avere torn ; burning in the margin ofthe anus ;  bleeding piles.
  Hamamelis: Painful anel bleeding piles;  burning sore-
ness ; fulln ess and at times raAA-ness ofthe anus ; Aveakness or
weariness in the  back, as if it would break  off;  tumid hae-
morrhoidal  veins, bluish in color, the Avhole  anus  encircled
AA'ith a red  erythematous  halo; constipation ;  severe frontal
headache : restless nights ; pricking pains in the region ofthe
heart? pricking pains  along the course  of  the veins': 
HEMORRHAGES.
233
  Lobelia-inf. :  Copious haemorrhoidal discharge ; debility ;
sensation of tightness in the epigastrium and acidity of the
stomach ;  sense of Aveakness  and  oppression  at the epigas-
trium, with  o/qtression  at the breast; discharge of  black
blood after stool.
  Peonta-offic. : Painful ulcer at the anus, with exudation
of a foetid moisture ;  haemorrhoids, Avith fissures in the anus ;
intolerable pains  Avhen going to stool and sometimes  after-
Avards.
  Podophyllum : Congestion of the portal circle ;  diseases
of the spleen ; constipation and diarrhcea ; hard stool, coated
Avith  yelloAv  tenacious mucus; prolapsus-ani; bleeding and
non-blee<ling piles.
  Polygonum : Copious stools, followed by a smarting sen-
sation ofthe  anus ; straining at stool, with mucous, jelly-like
discharge.
  §  5.   See :  Colic,  Constiqtation, Congestion of the Abdo-
men.
  HAEMORRHOIDS OF THE BLADDER.
  Principal remedies: 1) N.-vom. puis,  sulph. ; or, 2) Aeon.
ars. bor. calc. carb.-v. graph, lach. mere sabad.  3) Alnus.
  Compare :  Catarrh of the Bladder, Cystitis and Uri-
nary difficulties.
  HEMORRHAGES.
  §  1.   Principal remedies:  1) Chin.  2) Am. ham.  phos.
sabin.  3) Aeon.  bell, calc croc. erig. ferr. ipec. mere millef.
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis. sang. sep. sulph.  trill.   4)  Alnus. ant.
apoe-e ars. cann. caps, carb.-a. carb.-v. ceras. cimicif. cham.
collins. cupr.  dros. erecht.  gal. gels, geran. graph,  hell, hyosc
iod. iris. kal.  lach. led. lye  lycopus. nitr. plumb,  puis. rhus.
sec. senee sil. stram. sulph.-ac. verat.-vir. zinc.
  §  2.   For active haemorrhages  of young plethoric sub-
jects : 1) Aeon. bell.  2) Croc. ferr. hyosc puis. 3) Arn. calc
cham. chin, erecht.  erig.  gels, geran. ipec. kal. lye lycopus.
mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. rhus. sab. sang, senee sep. stram.
sulph. trill. Arerat.-vir.
  Passiae haemorrhages of persons Avho  have been weakened
by  depletions and loss  of animal  fluids, require: 1) China.
2) Ars.  carb.-v.  ferr. gal. ham. hell. ipec. iris. led. mgt.-aus.
mere phos. rhus. sec.
  § 3. For dark red, aenous haemorrhages :  1) Cham, croc
ham. hell. iris,  n.-vom. puis.  sep.  2) Amm. ant. arn. lach.
magn.-c. nitr.-ac  n.-mosch.  phos -ac. sulph. 
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HEMORRHAGES.
  For bright  red, arterial  haemorrhage:  1) Aeon. bell.
dulc erecht. hyosc. sabin.   2)  Arn. calc. carb.-v.  ferr.  gels.
ipec. led. lvcop. mgt.-aus. mere phos. rhus. sang, sec senee
trill.
  g 4.  If the  blood be  brown :  1) Bry. carb.-v.   2) (.'ale.
con. puis. rhus.
  For acrid blood:  1) Canth. kal. nitr. sil.   2) Amm.  ars.
carb. kal. rhus. sulph. sulph-ac. zinc
  Coagulated blood:  1)  Bell,  chain,  plat. rhus.   2) Arn.
chin. croc.  ferr. hyosc ign. ipec. mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos.-
ac sabin. sec sep. stram.
  Fetid blood : 1) Bell. bry. carb.-a,  sabin.  2) Caust. cham.
chin, croc  ign. kal. mere. phos. plat. sec. sil. sulph.
  Tenacious, vicious blood :  Croc. cupr. magn.-c. see.
  § 5.  Compare: Hemorrhage from the resjiective organ.

  HEMORRHAGE FROM  THE  ANUS.
  See  Hemorrhoids.  If caused.by injuries of the anus or
rectum, give :  Aeon. arn. chin, croc phos. sulph. sulph.-ac.

  HEMORRHAGE FROM  THE EYES.
  Principal remedies :  1) Bell,  carb.-v. cham. n.-vom.  2) Arn.
calc. crot. euphr.  rut. seneg.
  Bloody sweat: Bell. calc. n.-vom. seneg.
  Ecchymosis : 1) Arn. bell. calc. n.-vom. seneg.  2) Cham.
crot, plumb, rut.
  HEMORRHAGE  FROM THE  LUNGS, HEMOP-
TYSIS.  § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon. arn. ars. chin.
ferr. ipec.  ham.  millef. nitr.-ac. phos. puis. sang, sulph. trill
2) Bell, cact carb.-v. dros. dulc.  erig. geran. hyosc ign. n.-
vom.  op. rhus.  3) Amm.  bry. cocc.  coff  collins.  con. croc.
cupr. gal. kal. kreas. lach.  led. lye mere  phos.-ac. sep. sulph.-
ac.  4) Hepat.-tr. lycopus. senee. verat.-vir.
  § 2.   For spitting of blood (haemoptysis):  1) Aeon.  arn.
bell. bry. carb.-v. chin. dulc. ham. lach. mere  nitr.-ac. puis.
rhus. sil. staph, sulph.   2) Amm. ars. con. cupr. kal. led. lye
sep. sulph.-ac.
   For real  hemorrhage, loss of large quantities of blood,
give: 1) Aeon. arn. bell, carb.-v, chin. dulc. ferr. hyosc. ipec.
n.-vom.  op. phos.  puis.  rhus.   2) Ars. croc. ign. led. millef.
sulph. sulph.-ac  3) Cactus.
   In severe cases, Avith imminent danger, give : Aeon. chin.
ipec op. 
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   After ailments require :  1)  Carb.-v. chin.   2) Ars. coff
 ign. sulph.
   Preventive remedies:  Ars. n.-vom.  sulph., alternately, at
 long intervals, one dose only.
   § 3.   AVith onanists: Carb.-v.  chin. ferr.  n.-vom.  phos.
 sulph.
   AVith phthisical patients : 1) Aeon. am. ars. cham. chin.
 dros. ferr. lach. millef phos. puis, sulph. sulph.-ac. sep. stann.
 2) Erig.
   AVhen the menses  are  stopped :  1) Puis.  2) Aeon. bell.
 bry. con. ferr. sep. sulph.  senee   3) Ars. millef. phos.
   With lying-in women  : Aeon. arn. chin, hyosc. ipec. puis.
 sulph. trill.
   When the flow of hemorrhoids is stopped: Carb.-v. led.
 lye n.-vom. phos. sidph. collins.
   After severe exertions : Aeon.  arn. ferr. puis. rhus.
   After great loss  of blood :  Ars. chin.  ferr.
   AVith drunkards : 1) N.T\om. op.   2) Ars.  hyosc
   § 4.   Particular indications :
   Aconitum : The paroxysm is preceded by: Orgasmus san-
 guinis in the chest, Avith feeling  of fullness  and burning pain ;
 fialpitation of the heart, anguish, restlessness, aggravation on
 ying doAvn ; pale face, expression of  anguish in the counte-
 nance : copious discharge of blood from time  to time,  even
 when coughing but very little.   (After Aeon, are  sometimes
 suitable : Ars. and ipec.)
   Arnica :  The haemorrhage is  caused  by  mechanical injury,
 fall, blow on the breast or back;  or for : slight expectoration
 of black and coagulated blood, with heavy breathing, stitch-
 ing, burning  and contraction in the chest,  palpitation of the
 heart, great  heat in the  abdomen, and fainting fits ; or for:
 discharge of  bright-red, frothy blood, mixed with mucus and
 coagulated lumps ; tickling under the sternum; stitching in
 the head and  bruised pain in the region of the  ribs Avhen
 coughing.  (In traumatic hasmorrhage  it may sometimes be
 necessary to  give a dose of Aeon, previous to Arn.)
   Arsenicum : If Aconite be insufficient, and for : Great an-
 guish with palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness,  dry, burn-
 ing heat and restlessness, driving one out of bed ; also  after
 Chin. arn. ferr. in violent haemorrhages;  or, after Hyoscyam.
in the blood-spitting of drunkards.  After Ars. are sometimes
suitable: Ipec. nux-v.  sulph., especially in chronic  haemor-
rhage.
  Belladonna : Constant tickling in the throat, with desire 
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to cough and aggravation of the hemorrhage by coughing ;
sensation as if the chest Avere filleel Avith blood, with aching
or stitching pains Avhich are made Avorse by motion.
  Carbo-at:g. : ATolent, burning pains in the chest, even after
the hemorrhage ;  in general suitable to persons Avho are very
sensitive to changes of Aveather, or Avho suffer Avith mercurial
symptoms.
  China:  Bloody expectoration during violent cough Avhich
Avas first hollow, dry and painful, Avith taste of  blood  in  the
mouth; alternate shiverings  and flushes of heat;  great  de-
bility Avith constant  desire  to lie doAvn; frequent sweats;
trembling, obscuration of sight or dullness ofthe head.   Or,
after  great loss of blood, the  patient being  pale and cold,
Avith fainting fits and convulsive tAvitching of. the hands ami
facial muscles.  (After  Chin,  are  frequently suitable, espe-
eiallv for  the last-mentioned symptoms, Ferr.  or arn., also
Ars-)                    ....
  Dulcamara: Constant titillation in the larynx, Avith desire
to  cough; expeetoration of  bright-red blooel, with aggrava-
tion during rest;  the hemorrhage  is  caused by a cold or a
loose cough which had  existed for some time previous.
  Ferrum :  Scanty expectoration  of pure  bright-reel blood
during a slight paroxysm of cough,  Avith pains between  the
seapule;  heavy breath, especially at night;  inability  to sit ;
relief by motion, but frequent  desire to lie doAvn, and great
debility after talking.   (Is suitable to thin persons, of yello\Ar-
ish color ofthe skin, and whose sleep is frequently disturbed;
alse> after China, in seA'ere eases.)
  Hyoscyamus:  The  discharge of blood is  preceded by a
dry cough, especially at  night, obliging the patient to get up ;
frequent sucblen  starting from sleep; also  suitable to drun-
kards, particularly if Op. and nux-vom. should  not be suffi-
cient.   (In such a case,  Ars. is sometimes suitable after Hyos-
cyamus.)
  Ignatia : For debility after the arrest of the  hemorrhage,
Avith disposition to be vehement and vexed.
  Ipecacuanha : If, after Aeon., there remain : Taste of blood
in the mouth, frequent hacking with  expeetoration of  blood-
streaked mucus:  nausea and debility ; also after the incom-
plete action of Ars., the paroxysm recurring.
  Nux-vom.:  After Ipec. or  Ars. (and, in drunkards, after
Op.)  for:  Tickling in  the chest, with cough  elistressing  the
head ; aggravation toAvards morning, especially in pers<ms of
a lively and choleric temperament;  or Avhen the haemorrhage 
hemorrhages.
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is occasioned by suppression of the hemorrhoidal flux, by a
fit of anger or by a cold.  (In the  latter case Sulph. is fre-
quently suitable after Nux-vom.;  Hyos. and  Ars. are espe-
cially suitable to drunkards.)
  Opium : Suitable to persons who are addicted to drinking,
in severe cases ; or for: discharge of a thick,  frothy blood;
the cough is aggravated by swallowing; oppression or heavy
breathing and anguish;  burning at the heart, tremor of the
arms and feeble voice ;  anxious  sleep with sudden starting ;
coldness, especially of the extremities, or heat, especially in
the chest or other parts of the trunk.  (After  Op., Nux-v. is
frequently suitable.)
  Pulsatilla :  In obstinate cases,  discharge of black antd
coagulated blood;   anguish  and shuddering, especially  at
night; debility;  pains, especially in  the  lower part ofthe
chest;  qualmishness or empty feeling in the  pit of the sto-
mach ; suitable to timorous, phlegmatic and readily-weeping
indh'iduals :  or for  hemorrhages from  suppression of the
menses.   (In this case Cocc. is sometimes suitable.)
  Rhus-tox:  Bright-red blood, aggravation ofthe symptoms
from chagrin or the  least emotion;  disposition to be angry,
uneasy and timid mood; tickling in the chest.
  Sulphur: Frequently suitable after Nux, to persons affected
with piles, or after Ars. to prevent relapses.
  § 5.  Cactus :  Pneumorrhagia, accompanied  each  time
Avith convulsive cough  and expectoration of several pounds
of blood;  difficulty  of breathing; continued oppression and
uneasiness, as if the  chest Avas constricted with an iron band
and could not dilate  itself for normal respiration ;  sanguinary
congestion in the chest, Avhich prevents him lying down in
bed.   "
  Collinsonia ;  Hemoptisis, caused by portal congestion or
cardiac affections.
  Hamamelis :  Labored  respiration ;  when  attempting  to
assume the recumbent position breathing becomes almost im-
possible ; tickling cough, Avith a taste of blood on  Making;
hemoptisis, Avith a  taste of sulphur in the mouth  and dull
frontal headache ; the blood  discharged is pure venous blood,
coming into the mouth without much effort.
  § 6.  See: Iltcmorrhages, Pneumonia, Pulmonary Phthisis,
Cough.

  HEMORRHAGE FROM THE MOUTH—Principal re-
medies : Am. bell. chin.  dros. ferr. kreas. led. lye 
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HEMORRHAGES.
   HEMORRHAGE FROM THE UTERUS, M.trorrhagia
 and Menorrhagia.
   § 1.  For metrorrhagia or menorrhagia give:  1) Arn. bell.
 bry.  cauloph.  chain, chin,  cinnam.  croc,  eriger. J'err. helon
 hyosc. hamam. ipec.  plat, jtuls. sab. sec. sep. trill.   2) Aeon,
 aletr. calc. carb.-a.  cimicif.  erecht, ign. magn.-m. natr.-m.  n.
 vom. phos. sang, senee  sil. sulph. verat.   3) Apoc. asclep.-t.
 bapt cann. gels. iod. rat. ruta.  4) Apis, hedeom. iris, millef.
 phytol. plumb, rhus. 5)  Arg.-nit.  geran. lycopus. ustilag.-
 mad.
   § 2.  For active  hemorrhage in plethoric  persons, give:
 1) Aeon. bell. bry.  calc.  cham. ferr. n -\om. j)lat. sab. sulph.
 2) Arn. croc hyosc ign. ipec. phos. sil. verat,  3) Trill.
   For passive hemorrhage in debilited  cachectic  subjects:
 1) Chin. croc. puis. sec. sep. sulph.  2) Carl).-v. n.-vom.  ipec.
 phos. ruta. ?  verat.    3) Aletr. cauloph. cimicif. ustil.-mad.
   For Menorrhagia, or  profuse  menstruation : Aeon. bell.
 bry. calc cham. ign. ipec  magn.-m. natr.-m.  n.-vom.  phos.
plat. sec. sep. sil. sulph. verat,  2) Amnion.-c arg.-nit cimicif.
 cocc. collins. croc,  digit, erig. ferr. gels,  hyosc. iod. kreas.
 lye trill, ustil.-mad.
   For hemorrhage during  pregnancy, or after  confine-
 ment or a miscarriage:  1) Bell. cham. croc. ferr. jilat. sabin.
 2) Arn. bry.  chin,  cinnam.  hyosc ipec.  3) Cocc.  kal. Iyer.
 mere n.-mosch. n.-vom. op.  plumb, puis. sec.  sep.   4) Aletr.
 cauloph. eriger. ustil.-mad.
   Hemorrhage's at  the  critical age, require : 1) Puis.   2)
 Bell.  lach.   3) Plat.  sec. sep. laur.  4) Apoc-can.? calc-e
 trill, ustil.-mad.
   § 3.  Particular indications:
   Aconite :  In active hemorrhage, with fear of death and
 much excitability;  she cannot  sit up, even in her bed; she
 seems so giddy, she falls  over.
   Aletris.-far. : General debility; loss of tone in the mus-
 cular system ;  passive hemorrhages from that condition of
 the uterus, which predisposes to menorrhagia and abortion.
   Apis.-mel. : Profuse uterine hemorrhage with heaviness in
 the abdomen ; faintness;  great uneasiness and yawning ; red
 spots, like bee-stings, upon the skin, anel sensation as if stuno-
 by bees, in the abdomen and in different parts  of the body.
  Arnica :  In cases from a fall, a shock  to the system, or a
 concussion ; blood bright-red or mixed Avith clots";  nausea in
the pit of the stomach; warmth about the head  and the ex- 
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tremities cool, especially in pregnant women, provided cinam.
has been ineffectual.
  Belladonna : The blood is neither bright nor dark ; vio-
lent aching and tensive pains in the abdomen ; constrictive
or  distensive  sensation ;  painful pressure over the  sexual
organs, as if all Avould escape the vulva, or pain in the back,
as if it Avould break ; the blood  sometimes has a  bad smell;
a flow occurs at times betAveen the periods ; darkness before
the eyes; groaning,  yawning, jerkings of the  arms;  convul-
sive clenching of the thumbs.
  Bryonia:  Hemorrhage of dark-red blood, Avith  pain  in
the small of the back and headache as if it would split; dry
mouth and lips ; nausea and faintness on sitting up in bed.
  Calcarea-c : She has always menstruated too often, too
much  and too long ;  it  seems  difficult for her to stop men-
struating ;  leucoplegmatic constitution;   cold damp  feet;
swelling at the pit of the stomach like  a saucer bottom up ;
vertigo on stooping, worse on rising again or on  going up-
stairs ; climaxis.
  Cantharis : Uterine hemorrhage, \vith great irritation in
the neck of the bladder ; urinating often, smarting, cutting
and burning in passing only a few drops.
  Caulophyllum : Passive hemorrhage, an oozing from the
lax uterine vessels  after premature delivery;  protracted
lochia;  threatening  abortion, and with spasmodic bearing
down pains ; tremulous weakness of the Avhole system.
  Chamomilla : Discharge of dark-red or black, fetid blood.
with lumps ;  the discharge  taking place by fits and starts ;
Avith labor-like pains  in the abdomen ; frequent discharge of
colorless urine ;  irrascibility.
  China :  Paroxysmal discharges of blood with  spasmodic
pains in the uterus;  colic, frequent urging to urinate, and
painful tension in the addomen ; suitable to persons Avho have
lost much blood ; even in  severe  cases, with heaviness of the
head,  vertigo, vanishing of  the senses, sopor, fainting  fits,
cold extremities, pale  and bluish face  and hands, with con-
vulsive jerks across the abdomen.
  Cimicifuga : Menorrhagia, Avhen the flow  is profuse, but
more of a passive character, dark, coagulated  and accompa-
nied Avith heavy pressing down, labor-like pains, nervousness,
hysteric spasms, Ac
  Cinnamonum :  Suitable to pregnant or lying-in women,
after straining, missing a step or some other exertion.
  Crocus :  Black, glutinous, lumpy blood;  bounding and 
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 turning  in  the  abdnmen, as  if som, thing al/'re ; yelloAvish,
 salloAV complexion; debility, -with vertigo, dim eye>s, tainting
 turns, sadness and great anxiety and restlessness ;  worse, from
 slightest motion  ;  yellowish earthy  color of the face.
   Erigeron : Hemorrhage, Avith  violent irritation  of the
 rectum and bladder; hemorrliagefrom the A\'omb anel bladder;
 abortion, AA'ith profuse hemorrhage anel dysuria; flooding
 before and after  labor.
   Ferrum :   Copious  discharge of  partly fluid,  and  partly
 black and coagulateel blood, with  pains in the loins and labeir-
 like colic; violent vascular excitement, with headache, vertigo,
 glowing red face, full and hard pulse.
   Hamamelis :  Passive hemorrhage, with anemia.
   Hyosctames: I hemorrhage after accouchement, miscarriage,
 or at any time,  Avhen there are general spasms of the whole
 body, interrupted by jerks  or by  twitchings of single limbs;
 the bright-red blood continuing to flow all the time.
   Ljnatia :  Hemorrhage after the  abuse of Cham.; heavy
 sighing and sobbing, with empty feeling at the jiit of the sto-
 mach ; great despondency.
   Iodium :  Uterine hemorrhage occurring  at every stool,
 with  cutting in the abdomen, pains in the loins and small of
 the back.
   Ipecacuanha :  Constant  Aoav  of bright-reel blood, with
 cutting about the umbilicus, or nausea and constant desire to
 lie down; A'iolent pressure over the  uterus and rectum, Avith
 shuddering and chilliness, heat about the  head and debility;
 the Aoav is continuous anel the patient gasps for breath ; after
 child-birth or the taking aAvay of  the placenta.
   Kreasot :  Black blood, in large quantities, and of an offen-
 sive smell; climaxis.
   Lachesis :  Pain in the  right  ovarian region, increasing
 more  and more, until relieved  by  a  discharge  of blood;
 climaxis.
   Nux-vomtca :   Metrorrhagia as  a   precursor of the critical
 age, also  after parturition, particularly  if there be constipa-
 tion or frequent calls to small and painful stools.
   Phosphorus:  After difficult labor; between the monthly
 periods or duriug  pregnancy ; particularly in  tall and slim
 persons ; Aveak and empty feeling across the  abdomen ; con-
 stipation ; much belching  after eating.
   Platina :  Metrorrhagia of dark, thick blood, Avith pain in
 the small of the back, Avhich  penetrates into both groins, with
excessive sensitiveness of the genital organs;  flooding, Avith 
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 the sensation as if the body were growing larger  in every
 direction; great sexual excitement, in pregnant females.
   Pulsatilla : The hemorrhage ceases for a short time and
 then  recommences Avith redoubled force;  the  blood being
 black, mixed Avith coagulated lumps : labor-like pains ; suita-
 ble to pregnant females and those at the critical age, or after
 parturition, or when the placenta adheres.
   Phytolacca :  Metrorrhagia, menses too  copious and too
 frequent
   Sabina : After parturition or miscarriage, Avith black, dark,
 lumpy blood ;  pains in the  abdomen and loins, like labor-
 pains  ; great debility or rheumatic pains in the extremities
 or head.
   Secale : Passive hemorrhage of very fetid blood ;  salloAv
 face;  general debility, insensibility and feverish pulse.  Pas-
 sive hemorrhage in feeble,  cachectic persons, particularly
 when the Aveakness was not caused by previous loss of blood ;
 flooding Avorse  from the slightest  motion; convulsive jerk-
 ings ;  general coldness.
   Sepia : Chronic metrorrhagia, excited from the least cause ;
 yelloAv spots on the face and on the bridge of the nose ; icy-
 cold paroxysms ; icy-cold feet and flushes  of heat; painful
 sense  of emptiness  at  the pit of the stomach; fetid  urine,
 with a sediment, as if clay Avere burned at the bottom  ofthe
 vessel;  constipation.
   Sulphur :  Chronic hemorrhage ; she seems to get almost
 well,  A\hen it occurs again  and again, day after clay, for
 Aveeks ;  she is Aveak ;  has Aveak and fainting spells, flushes  of
 heat, heat  on the top of the head  and cold feet;  sleep very
 light,  off en gets  aAvake ; feels very Aveak  in the morning;
 gets hungry  spells, when she cannot wait for her food, espe-
 cially  for her dinner.
   Trillium :  Active uterine hemorrhage ; especially during
 or after parturition or miscarriage.

   HEADACHE, cephalalgia.
   §  1.   Sometimes symptomatic, hut in many cases idiopa-
 thic, or constituting the most prominent  symptom in the
 group.  Principal remedies are : 1) Ant. bell. bry.  calc. caps.
 cham.  chin, cimicif.  coff. coloc. gels. ign. lach. mere n.-vom.
puis. rhus. sang. sep. sil. sulph. verat.-a. veratr.-vir. zizia.   2)
 Ese-gl. aesc.-hip. arn. ars. asclep. aur. bapt.  cauloph. carb.-v.
 cin.  collins. corn.  cocc. dulc.  ham. hell. hep. ipec.  iris. lept.
 lob. lye op. plat, stict.  3) Amm. amm.-m. apoc  asar.  clem. 
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con. diose. erig.  eryng. ferr. graph,  guaj. gymnocl. hydr.
hyosc.  jugl. kal. lach.  mosch. natr.-m. nuph.  petr.  phytol.
phosph.
  § 2.  As regards  the pathological varieties,  give :   for
arthritic  headache:  1) Bell. bry.  coloc. ign. ipec. n.-vom.
sep. s/tig.  verat.  2) Arn. ars.  aur.  caps,  caust.  cin. nign.
nitr.-ac. petr. phos. puis, sabin. zinc
  For  headache from congestion of blood to the head : 1)
Aeon. arn.  bell. bry. cact. calc. carb.-v. coff. gels, mere lach.
n.-vom. op. phos.  puis. rhus. veratr.-alb. verat.-vir.  2) Cham.
chin, cimicif cin. cocc dulc. hep. ign. nitr.-ac.  sep. sil. sulj/h.
3) Alum, amm.-c. con. ham. bed.  lach. led. sang, zizia.
  For  gastric headache:  1) Esc-gl. aeon.  arn. ars. asar.
bell. bry. calc.  caps,  caust.  coloc.  corn. ign. iris.  lach. lept.
n.-vom. j)uls. sang. sep. sulph.  verat  2) Berb.? carb.-v. cocc
eupat.-per.  n.-mosch.;  and  if  constipation should be  the
principal cause : Bry. coff. collins. hydr. n.-vom. op., or verat.
lept
  For  hysteric headache : 1) Aur. cocc. hell.  hep. ign. iris.
magn.-c. nign.-m. mosch. nitr.-ac. phos. plat. sej). stict. valer.
verat,   2)  Caps, chain, lach. rhus. ruta.
  For  catarrhal headache: 1) Aeon. bell. bry. cham. chin.
gels. mere,  n.-vom. sulph.  2)  Ars. carb.-v. caul, cimicif cin.
ign. lach. lye. myrica -cer. puis.
  For  nervous headache, megrim:  1) Aeon.  ars. bell. calc.
cauloph. chin,  coloc. iris. puis. sang. sep. stict.   2)  Bry. caps.
ign. ipec. n.-vom. rhus. verat.   3) Arn. cham.  cic. coff'. hep.
nitr.-ac op. petr.  sil. sulph. thuj.   4)  Agar.  asar. caust. con.
gels, graph, helon. hyosc.  mang. mosch.  natr.-m. phos. plat.
sabin. spig. zinc  ' 5) Ascl.-syr. cimicif.  gels.
  For  rheumatic headache : 1) Aeon. bry. cham. chin, cimi-
cif. lye. mere  nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis. sep. spig. stict. sulph.  2)
Bell. ign. phos.   3) caust. lach. led. magn.-m.
  § 3.  For the  headache to  Avhich  females are  liable:
Aeon.  ars.  bell. bry. calc. chin, cauloph. cimicif. cocc. coloc
dulc, helon lach. magn.-m. n.-vom. puis. plat. spig. verat.
  For  nervous, sensitive persons: Aeon.  cham.  chin. coff.
gels. ign. iris.  ipec. spig. verat.
  For  children :  Aeon. bell.  caps. cham. coff. ign.  ipec. gels.
  § 4.  As regards external  causes, give  for  headaches
from excessive studying, exertion, &c:  1) n.-vom. sulph.   2)
Aur. calc. lach. natr. natr.-m.  puis. sil.  3) Anac. graph, lye
nfagn.-c. mgt.-arc. phos.
  For headaches from emotions, as from grief:  Ign. phos.-ac. 
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243
staph.  From  chagrin or  anger:  Cham,  n.-vom.;  or, 2)
 Coloc. lye magn.-c. natr.-m. petr. phos plat. rhus. staph.
  From heat, or getting overheated: 1) Aeon. bell. bry. carb.-
v. glon.  2) Amm.  baryt.  calc. caps. ign. ipec. sil.
  From abuse of coffee: Cham. ign.  n.-vom.  2) Bell, caust.
cocc.  hep. lye mere puis.
  From the  influence of metallic substances, give sulph. as
the principal remedy ; or, if principally from the influence of
copper, give hepar ; or, if from abuse  of mercury, give:  1)
Carb.-v. chin. puis.   2) Aur. hep. nitr.-ac. sulph.
  From long watching: 1)  Cocc n.-vom. puis.  2) Bry. calc.
chin,  sulph.
  From nightly revelling  or abuse of spirits: 1) Carb.-v. n.-
vom.   2)  Ant. ars. bell.  bry. calc.  chin. coff. ipec. nitr.-ac
phos.  puis. rhus. sulph.
  From smoking or abuse of snuff:  Aeon. ant. ign.
  From cold:  1) Aeon.  bell.  bry. cham. dulc. n.-vom.  2)
Ant. chin, coloc. puis.
  From draught  of air : Aeon. bell. chin, coloc. n.-vom.
  From bathing: Ant. calc. puis.
  From a cold drink : 1)  Aeon. bell.  2) Ars. natr. puis.
  From bad weather : Bry. carb.-v. n.-vom.; or rhod. rhus.
verat.
  From external injuries,  blows on the head, concussions of
the  brain: 1) Arn.  cic. 2)  Merc. petr. rhus.
  From straining : 1) Calc. rhus   2)  Ambr.  arn. bry. natr.
phos.-ac. sil.
  Compare:  Causes.
  § 5.  Particular indications :
  Aconitum:  Violent, stupefying, compressive, or contractive
pains, especially over  the  root of the nose: great heaviness
and feeling of fullness in the forehead  and temples, as if the
head Avould burst: burning pains through the brain, or draw-
ing pains in one side ofthe head; headache, with buzzing in
the ears and  coryza, or Avith  desire to vomit;  moaning, la-
menting, dread of death, excessive sensitiveness  to noise or
motion ; pale and cold, or else red and bloated face, with red
eyes ; strong, full and quick, or small and even  intermittent
pulse;  sensation  as if the  hair Avere  pulled, or as if a ball
were  rising into the brain, spreading  a coolness ; aggravation
by motion, when talking, raising one's  self and drinking ; re-
lief in the open  air.  (After Aeon,  are frequently suitable:
Bell. bry. or cham.)
  Antimonium : When, in  consequence of  derangement of 
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HEADACHE.
the stomach, indigestion, cold, or suppressed eruption,  the
fblloAA'ing symptoms make their appearance :  pain in the fore-
head, asrf it would break, or boring, crampy, dull, (and tear-
ing) pains, especially in the  forehead, temples or  vertex;
aggravation on going up-stairs ; relief in  the open  air;  fall-
ing oft' of the hair; nausea, loathing, loss of appetite, eruc-
tations, desire to vomit.   (This  medicine  is  frequently suita-
ble after Puis.)
  Belladonna:  Great fullness and violent  aching  pains, or
pains as if the head xoould split,  or as if everg thing would
issue through the forehead or one side ;  pains over the eves
and nose, or semi-lateral, draAving, tearing or stitching pains;
wavering shocks  and  undulations in the head, as of water,
with sensation as if the skull Avere too thin ; violent throb-
bing of the  temporal  arteries, and swelling of the  veins of
the head ; the headache sets in  every afternoon and lasts un-
til  morning ; it gets Avorse by motion, especially by moving
the eyes, or  by ascending an eminence,  by contact, in  the
open air, or in a draught of air, or at night in the warm bed ;
Bell, is particularly suitable Avhen the  headache is accompa-
nied by vertigo, stupefaction, red and bloated face, red eyes ;
excessive sensitiveness to  noise, light, shock or contact; ill-
humor ; moaning,  desire to remain  in bed,  buzzing in the ears,
obscuration  of sight.  (After Bell, are frequently  suitable:
Hep. mere or plat.)
   Bryonia : Distensive pressure or compressive sensation in
the head,  with feeling of fullness as  if every thing would
issue through  the forehead ;  beating, jerking or  drawing
pains and stitches in the head, especially on one side, or from
the orbital bones to the temple ; burning pain in the forehead,
or  heat in  the head ;  heaelache, Avith vomiting, nausea ami
desire to lie doAvn; the headache sets in every day after  din-
ner, or early in the morning on Avaking and first  opening one's
eyes;   aggravation by Avalking,  stooping, and by  contact;
vehement,  quarrelsome disposition ;  frequent chills.  After
Bry. are frequently suitable :  Rhus-t. or Nux vom.
   Calcarea :  Stupefying,  aching, beating or hammering
pains, or hemicrania, Avith nausea, eructations and  desire to
lie doAvn;  or boring in the forehead as if  the head  Avould
split;  heat  or feeling of coldness in the head ; cloudiness anel
dullness of the head  as if in a vice ;  the headache sets in
every  morning on  Avaking; aggravation by mental labor,
spirits, bodily exertions,  motion, stooping, chagrin,  Ac. ;
falling off of the  hair.  (Calc.  is particularly  suitable after 
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Sulph. or nitr.-ac.  After Calc. are frequently suitable Lye
nitr.-ac. or sil.
   Capsicum :  Semi-lateral, stitching and aching pains, AA'ith
nausea, vomiting  and Aveak memory, or pains as if the skull
would split; the pains get AA'orse by moving the head or eyes,
by Avalking, in the open air  and in cold; especially suitable
to phlegmatic, indolent  persons of suspicious disposition, or
to headstrong, clumsy people, afraid of" exercise or the open
air, Avith frequent chills, especially after drinking.
   Chamomilla :  Suitable to children and to persons who are
driven to despair  by  the least  pain ;  for tearing and jerking
in one side  of the head (doAvn to the jaAvs) ;  stitching heavi-
ness  or painful  beating in  the head;  one cheek is red, the
other pale ; hot SAveat about the head, even the hair; bloated
face, painful eyes; catarrhal state of the throat or bronchi,
or  bitter, foul taste  in  the mouth,  Ac.  (Cham, is  suitable
after  Aeon, or  coff.; after Cham, are frequently suitable:
Bell, and puis.
   China :  Suitable to persons aatio are sensitive to  pain, espe-
cially for:  aching pains at  night that prevent sleep, or pier-
cing, jerking pains in the forehead as if the  contents would
issue  through it;  boring in the vertex, Avith contusive pain
in the brain ;  or jerking, tearing, and sensation as if the skull
would split ; aggravation by contact, reflection, conversation,
open air, motion,  draughts of air and Avind;  the  hairy scalp
and the hair are very sensitive to contact; or suitable to per-
sons of a peevish, dissatisfied  disposition ; or to  obstinate,
disobedient children  that are fond of dainties, of pale com-
plexion, with flashes of heat and redness, loquacity and rest-
lessness at night.  (Is suitable after Coff. and  caps.)
   Coffea : Bain as  if a nail were driven into the head, or
as if the brain Avere torn or bruised; sensitiveness to noise,
music, and to  pain, which appears  intolerable, with despair,
screams, weeping, restlessness and great anguish, chilliness,
aAersion to the open  air ; especially suitable to persons who
do not use coffee,  or  to  persons who take a  momentary dis-
like to  coffee, though they  are otherAvise fond of it; the
headache  is caused by  thinking, chagrin, a cold, Ac  (Is
frequently suitable after Aeon, or cham.; or before Ign. nux-
v. or puis.)
  Colocyntiiis : ATiolent semi-lateral, tearing, drawing pains,
or eramjiy aching pains,  Avith nausea and vomiting; comp>res-
sive sensation in the forehead, Avorse  when stooping or lying
on the back ; the headache sets in every afternoon or evening, 
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with great anguish and restlessness, obliging one to leave the
bed;  violent pain, extorting cries from  the patient;  sweat
smelling like urine ;  copious Avatery urine during the pains,
or scanty, fetid urine between the paroxysms.
  1<;natia : Aching pains over the nose ; worse or better when
stooping,  or jerking or beating, pressing as if the parts would,
s/dit,  or boring stitches deep  in  the brain ; tearing in the
forehead,  and sensation as if a nail had  been driven into the
brain, Avith nausea, obscuration  of sight,  plw>tophobia  pale
face, copious and  Avatery urine ;  momentary disappearance
of the pains by a change of position;  they come on again
after  eating, in the  evening after lying doAvn, or early after
rising;  aggravation by coffee, brandv,  tobacco and  strong
odors; tendency to  start, fitful mood, taciturn and sad.  (Is
frequently suitable after Cham. puis, or nux-vom.
  AIeecurius :  Feeling of fullness as if the  skull Avould split,
or as if the head Ave re tied up Avith a bandage ;  tearing, burn-
ing or stitching  and  boring  pains,  or  semi-lateral  tearing
down to the teeth and neck,  Avith stitches in  the ears ; violent
aggravation at  night, by the irarmth ofthe bed, also by con-
tact, hot and cold things; constant night-SAveat, but Avithout
relief.
  Nux-vomica  : Pain as from a nail driven  into the brain, or
stitching pains  AA'ith  nausea  and  sour vomiting ;  stitches anel
pressure in one side  of the head, Avorse towards morning,
driving the patient out of his senses ;  excessive sensitiveness
of the brain to motion and  walking ; heaviness of the heael,
especially when moving the  eyes, thinking, with sensation as
if the skull looulel split ; whizzing in the head, with vertigo,
or with shocks Avhen Avalking; contusive pain in the brain ;
headache every morning on  waking, after eating, in the open
air,  when stooping, or  during  motion, even  when merely
moving the eyes ;  the  pains come on again after drinking
coffee, Avith aversion to coffee; pale, A\orn-out look; constipa-
tion, AA'ith tendency ofthe blood to the head; irritable, vehe-
ment disposition, or  lively sanguine  temper, Ac.  (Compare
Bry. chain, coff. ign. and puis.)
  Pulsatilla : Tearing pains, worse towards evening; or
beating stitches, early after rising and  in the  evening after
lying down ; semi-lateral tearing pains, shocks and stitches, Avith
vertigo, desire to vomit ; heaviness in  the head ;  obscuration
of sight;  photophobia ; whizzing, tearing, darting or jerking
in the ears; pale face, Avhining mood, loss of  appetite, no
thirst, chill, anguish,  paroxysms  of  bleeding  at the nose 
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palpitation of the heart;  aggravation in the evening, also
during rest, and especially when  sitting; relief in the open
air, decrease of the headache by pressing or bandaging the
head ; bland temper, or else cold and phlegmatic.
   Rhus-tox. : Tearing, stitching pains, extending to the ears,
root of the nose, malar bones  and jaws, Avith painfulness of
the teeth and gums; burning or beating pains; fullness and
oppressive heaviness ofthe head ; headache immediately after
a meal;  desire t;o be quiet  and lie doAvn ; the pains are ex-
cited again by the  least chagrin,  or  by Avalking in the open
air; wavering  of the brain  when stepiping,  and  creejnng in
the head.  (Is  frequently suitable after Bryonia.)
   Sepia : Stitching and boring pains,  extorting cries from the
patient, Avith nausea and vomiting ; headache every morning;
semi-lateral tearing and drawing in the head ; pressure and
draAving in the occiput; photophobia, with inability to open
one's eyes ; constipation ;   sexual desire ;  aversion to food ;
tendency of the blood to the head, with heaviness and con-
fusion ; pressure over the eyes, when looking at  bright day-
light : feeling of coldness about the head.
   Silicea : Beating pains, Avith heat and  tendency of the
blood to the  head ; headache every morning or afternoon ;
aggravation by mental  labor, talking or stooping; pains at
night from the nape of the neck to the vertex ;  sensation as
if the head would split, and as if the brain would issue through
the forehead and eyes ; semi-lateral stitching or tearing pains,
extending to  the  nose and face; tumors on the head; fre-
quent sweat about  the head ; great sensitiveness ofthe scalp;
falling off of the hair.   (Is frequently suitable after Hep. or
Lye)
   Sulphur : Fullness, pressure and heaviness of  the head,
especially forehead ; or pressure as if the head would split;
tearing,  stitching, drawing or jerking pains, especially on one
siele ; or beating and painful bubbling in the head,  with heat
and tendency of the blood to the head ;  roaring in  the head ;
aching  pain over the  eyes, obliging one to  knit one's brow
or to close one's eyes ; or headache, with dim sight, inability
to think, nausea and desire  to vomit; headache every Aveek,
or every morning or night; or in the evening in bed, or after
a meal: aggravation by thinking, in the open  air, by Avalking;
great sensitiveness  of the scalp to  contact; falling off of the
hair.
  Veratrum :  Maddening  pains ;  semi-lateral beating Avith
pressure or constriction in the  brain,  with constriction ofthe 
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throat; sensation as if the brain were bruised ;  pains in the
stomach;  painful rigidity of the nape  of the  neck ; copious
discharge of clear urine;  nausea,  vomiting,  Ac.;  great de-
bility, even unto fainting, with great malaise on raising one's-
self from  a recumbent posture ;  chilliness and cold  sweat
OAer the  whole body; thirst; diarrhoeic stools, or else con-
stipation, Avith tendency of blood to the  head.
  § G.  Besides, Ave may use :
  Arnica :  For pains over one eye Avith  greenish  vomiting ;
cramj)}' compression in the  forehead, as if the brain  were
compressed  and indurated ; heat in the  head, Avith coldness
of the rest of the body.
  Arsenicum :  Semi-lateral, beating pains, AA'ith nausea, buz-
zing in the ears, Ac, periodically, especially after  a meal, or
in "the morning, or  at night, or in the evening, in bed, AA'ith
weeping and moaning;  the pains sometimes become  mad-
dening;  painfulness ofthe scalp;  cold  applications relieve
the pain.
  Aurum : Bruised pains, especially early in  the morning, or
during mental labor, so that the ideas frequently become eon-
fused ; roaring in the head, in hysteric females.
   Carb.-veg. :  Aching or beating  pains over the  eyes, or in
the AA'hole  head, commencing at the nape of the neck; the
pains set in especially in the evening or  after a meal, with
tendency of the blood to the head, and heat in the head.
   China :  Tearing, draAving or  oppressive  pains, as from  a
load on the head, Avorse in the open air and a\ hen  reading or
thinking, Avith  coryza.
   Cocculus :  Headache, with feeling  of emptiness in the
head, or Avith bilious vomiting.
   Dulcamara : Oppressive, stupefying  pain in  the forehead,
Avith stoppage of the nose; or boring  or burning  in the fore-
head, Avith digging in the brain ;  aggravation during motion,
even  when talking, with heaviness in the head.
   Hepar :  Pain as from a nail in the brain ; violent boring
in  the  head, or  nightly  pains as  if the forehead would be
pulled out, Avith painful tumors on the head.
   Ipecacuanha : Headache, with nausea ; sensation extend-
ing to the tongue as if the brain were bruised; vomiting or
desire to vomit.
   Lycopodium: Headache, Avith disposition to faint and great
restlessness ; or tearing headache, especially in the afternoon
or at night; pains extending to the eyes  and nose,  even  teeth,
Avith  desire to lie down. 
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 _ Opium :  Tendency of blood to the head, with constipation,
violent, tearing pains, or tensive pressure through the whole
brain, AA7ith beating or great heaviness in the head; unsteady
look, thirst, dry mouth, sour eructations,  desire to vomit, Ac.
  Platina : Violent, crampy pains, especially over the root
of the nose, Avith heat and redness of the face,  restlessness,
Avhining mood, roaring in the  head as  of Avater, with cold-
ness in the ears, eyes and one side  of the face; scintillations,
illusions of sight, objects appearing smaller than they really
are.   (Is frequently suitable after Bell.)
  § 7.  Use more particularly:
  Esculus-glabra : Severe vertigo, with reeling like intoxi-
cated ; vertigo, with nausea ;  vertigo, Avith dimness of sight;
fullness and heaviness of the head,  confusion of ideas ; thick-
ness of speech ;  loathing of food ;  sensation of fullness in the
stomach.
  Esculus-hip. :  Feeling as if a  board were on the head ;
confusion of the head and giddiness ;  dull pains  in the head,
here  and there, chiefly in the right temple and  occiput, fol-
lowed by dull stitches in the  forehead and left temple: a
sensation of fullness and  pressure rather than  acute  pain ;
suitable to catarrhal, bilious, gastric and hemorrhoidal head-
aches.
  Aranea-diad. : AVhen the headache comes at regular hours:
flimmering before the eyes;  dizziness in the head, Avhich
obliges the patient to lie clown ; on rising, a feeling as if the
head and hands were bloated and swollen.
  Asclepias-syr. : Nervous  headaches, Avhich are  folloAved
by profuse diuresis; dull and stupid feeling in the head;
sensation as  if some sharp  instrument was thrust through
from one  temple  to the other, with feeble pulse and cold
skin ;  headache after suppressed perspiration.
   Cactus-gr. : Congestive headaches;  pressing pain in the
head, as if a great weight lay on the vertex ; headache, with
prostration and weariness ; excessive  pain in the head, Avith
such  anxiety  that he cannot stay in bed.  It affects more the
right side of  the head ;  continued  and tormenting pulsations
in the head.
   Cimictfuga :  Dullness ofthe  head and pain in  the forehead
and occiput;  Avhen going up-stairs, a sensation  as if the top
of the head Avould fly off; aching pain in the head, particu-
larly in the occiput,  experienced only while in-doors, relieved
by the open air—increasing during the afternoon and quite
severe in the  evening; brain feels too large for the cranium ;
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dull pains in the occipital region, with shooting pains doAvn
the back of the neck ;  severe pain in the eye-balls, extending
into the forehead, and  increased  by the  slightest movement
of the head and eye-balls.
  Cornus-cir. :  Dull  heavy pain in the Avhole  head; vyith
drowsiness; the headache increased by  Avalking,  stooping,
or shaking the head  ; sense of fullness of the  head, rditred.
by a copious stool; dull heavy sensations in the heael ; shoot-
ing, aching and throbbing pains in the  head ; sense of full-
ness and pressure in  the head, preventing sound sleep.
  Eupatorium-per. : Periodical headache ;  pain in the occi-
put  after  lying, Avith  sensation  of a  great Aveight in the
part, requiring the hands to lift it;  headache  better in the
house, aggravated Avhen first going into the open air, relieved
by conversation;  throbbing headache ; darting pain through
the temples, with sensation of blood  rushing across the head;
soreness and beating in the back part of the heael.
  Gei.seminum : Great heaviness of the head, slightly relieved
by shaking the head  ; dull, stupefying pressure in the head,
most  frequently in the forehead  anel temples; dimness of
sight  and  vertigo ;  excruciating headache-, accompanied by
slight nausea ; elry mouth, coated tongue, bitter taste ;  swim-
ming sensation in the head ; heael felt very light, Avith vertigo;
a settled, dull, dragging heaelache,  mainly  in the occiput,
mastoid and upper cervical region, extending to the shoulders,
relieved when sitting, by reclining the heael and shoulders
on a high pilloAV ; nervous headaches, commencing in the cer-
vical portion ofthe spinal column, and spreading thence over
the Avhole head.
  Olonoine :  Congestion of the  brain ; throbbing, pulsating
pain from below upwards, with  fullness  and  feeling  e>f en-
largement in the head ;  it feels like the  motion of Avaves in
the brain ; congestion of the eyes; ringing  in the ears; pal-
pitation of the heart.
  Helonias :  Pain  in the forehead, as if a band  about an
inch Avide Avere drawn across from temple; feeling  of full-
ness in the head, Avith vertigo;  pain in the occiput, Avith
pulsative pain in the  vertex, increased by stooping, attended
Avith A'ertigo;  great  activity7 of the salivary  glands.
  Iris.-vers. : Pains in the forehead and right side ofthe head,
aggravated by rest  and on  first moving the head, but re-
lieved  by continual motion, accompanied by lowness of spirits,
nausea, and even vomiting ;  sick headaches, of a gastric or 
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hepatic  origin; violent, stupid or stunning headache, Avith
facial neuralgia.
   Lachnanthes :  Dullness and  giddiness of the head, Avith
sensation of heat in the chest and around the heart; sensa-
tion as if the vertex were enlarged and was driven  upwards;
the head feels enlarged, anel as if split open with a wedge from
the outside to AA'ithin ; the  body is very cold, impossible to
get warm ; yellow face ; the head burns like fire, accompanied
Avith much thirst;  painful  tearing in  the forehead and tem-
ples down  the cheeks.
  Leptandra:  Bilious headaches; constant, dull, frontal
headache, with dizziness while Avalking, accompanied by con-
stipation,  furred tongue,  bitter  taste,  indigestion, yellow
urine, languor and depression of spirits.
  Lobelia-inf. :  Dull  heavy pain  around the forehead from
one  temple to the other, on a line  immediately above the
eye-brows  ; pains through the head in sudden shocks; out-
ward pressing in both temples ; continual periodicalheadache
in the  afternoon,  increasing until midnight, every  third
attack being alternately more or less violent.
  Phytolacca :  Headaches of  syphilitic  jyatients;  dull,
heavy headache in  the forehead ; sharp, shooting  pains in the
right temple ; headache through the Avhole head  of a dull
pressing character, Avith Aertigo and impairment of A/ision.
  Sanguinaria : Migrane or sick headache ; the attacks oc-
cur paroxysmally; the pains begin in the morning, increase
during the day and last till  evening;  the  head seems to feel
as if it -would burst, or as if the eyes Avould be pressed out,
or the  pains are digging, attended  AA'ith sudden  piercing,
throbbing  lancinations through the brain,  involving the fore-
head and top ofthe head in particular, and being most severe
on the right side, folloAved by chills, nausea, vomiting of food
or bile, forcing  the patient  to  lie doAvn and preserve the
greatest quiet, as  every motion  aggravates the  suffering,
Avhich  are  only relieved by sleep;  congestions of the  head;
Avith distention of the  temporal veins.
  Sticta-pul. :  Dull sensation in  the  head,  with  sharp, dart-
ing pains through the vertex, side of the face and  loAver jaw ,
dull, heavy7 pressure in the  forehead and  at the  root of the
nose ; darting pain in the temporal region.
  Theridion: A'ery severe headache, Avith nausea and vomit-
ing, like sea-sickness,  and with shaking  chills:   sunstroke;
headache in the beginning of every motion, cannot bear the
least noise; throbbing frontal heaelache or  behind  the eyes. 
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 extending in  the  occiput;  heaviness of the head, as if she
 had something else upon it.
   § 8.   Use more particularly :
   a)  For jiressing pains as if the skull would sjdit: 1) Bell.
 bry.  chin, natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. sep. sil.  sulph.   2) Aeon.
 amm. ant. baryt. calc.  caps, caust. graph, magn.-arct. mere.
 mez. natr. plat phos. phos.-ac. rhus. spig. spong. staph, stront.
  b) For aching pains : 1) Anac-. arn. bell. calc. carb.-an. carb.-
 veg. chin, coccul. ign. kal. lye natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. sep.
 stann. sulph.   2) Aeon. ars.  asa. aur. bry.  caust.  chain, cic.
 dig. dulc. ferr. ipec. lach. mez. natr. petr. plat.
  c)  For teusin pains: 1) Arn. asa. bell, caust. lye n.-vom.
 puis. sil. stront. sulph.  2) Ars. cann. carb.-an. carb.-veg. clem.
 graph, magn.-arct. mosch. natr. natr.-m. nitr. petr. spig. stann.
 tart, veratr.
  d)  For erantjtg, pinching, spasmodic pains :  1) Aeon. arn.
 calc  carb.-veg. coloc.  ign. phos.-ac.  plat, strain.   2) Amb.
 ang. chin, colch. mez. mosch. n.-mosch. n.-vom. petr. sej). stann.
 zinc
  e)  For comjtressive pains : 1) Arn. bry.  carb.-veg. chin.
 cocc. hell, lye  men. mosch. natr.-m. n.-mosch. phos.-ac plat.
 sil.  spig.  staph,  tart.   2) Aeon. alum, anac  calc. caust. cic.
 con. dulc  graph,  magn.-arct.  nitr.-ac. oleand. sep.  staph.
 sulph.-ac
  f)  For constrictive, contractive pains: 1) Anac. asa. carb.-
veg. chin. cocc. graph, laur. mere, natr.-m. nitr. petr. phosph.
plat. puis.  2)  Aeon,  camph.  cann.  hyos. ipec. lach. mosch.
petr. phos.-ac. stann. sulph.-ac. val. veratr.
  g)  For pain as if tied up with a  bandage or surrounded
with a tight  band : Cycl. iod.  laur.  mere  nitr.-ac.  sassap.
stann. sulph.
  §  9.  a) For boring, digging-up pains: 1) Calc. chile hep.
puis. sep.  2) Amm. amm.-m.  bell.  cocc.  ign. laur.  magn.-c.
mere mez. phos.-ac. plat, sabin.  spig.  stann. staph, zinc
  b)  For beating, hammering, pulsative pains :  1) Aeon. ars.
bell. calc. carb.-veg. ferr.  ign. kreos.  lach. natr.-m. phosph.
puis. sep. sil. strain, sulph.  2) Borax, bry. cham. cocc dros.
 euphr. kal. laur.  led. mang. nitr.-ac.  op.  oleand. petr. plat.
 sabad. seneg. squill.
  e) For pain  as if a nail ox plug were driven into the brain :
 1) Aeon. am. hep. ign. magn.-arct, n.-vom. plat, sulph.-ac.  2)
Asa. carb.-veg. cocc. coff. dulc. hell, kreos. natr.-m.  oleand.
rhus. thuj.
  d)  For tearing or drawing pains:  1) Arn. ars.  bell. calc. 
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 chin. con. ign. lach. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis. sep.
 sil. sulph.   2) Amb. aur. bry. caps, carb.-an. carb.-veg. cham.
 natr. phosph. spig. staph.
   e)   Stitching pains:  1) Aeon. bell. bry. canth. caust. con.
 ign. mere  natr. petr. puis.  rhus.  sep. sil. stann. sulph.   2)
 Alum. arn.  asa. calc. chel. chin.  lach. laur. magn.-c. natr.-m.
 n.-vom. selen. staph.
   f)  Sore or ulcerative pains :  1) Amm. ars. carb.-veg. caust.
 chin.  ign. lye  magn.-c.  mez. .natr.-m.  n-vom.  phosph. sep.
 sulph. zinc   2) Aeon,  borax, kreos.  lach. magn.-arct. mang.
 oleand. rhus. sabad. sabin. stront.
   g)  Pain  as if bruised, torn or dashed to  pieces:  1) Aur.
 bell, camph. chin. con. hell. ign. n.-vom. puis, veratr. 2) Alum.
 arn.-m. ars.  carb.-an. caust. coff. con. euphr. hep. ipec. mere
 mur.-ac. phosph. phosph.-ae rhus. sep. stann. sulph. zinc.
   h)  Parting, jerking pains:  1) Amb. arn.  bell. calc. chin.
 ign. kal. magn-aust. nitr.-ac. puis. sep. sil.   2) Anac. caust.
 graph, lye  n.-vom. petr. phosph. phos.-ac. plumb, sulph.
   § 10.   a) Feeling of coldness in the head or on the vertex:
 1) Bell. calc. phosph. sep. sulph. veratr.  2) Aeon. arn. dulc.
 mosch.
   b)  Burning in the  head :  1) Aeon. bell.  bry. eug. mere
 n.-vom. phosph. sabad. sep.  2) Amm. arg.  arn. carb.-veg.
 caust. cocc.  dulc. graph, hell. kal. mur.-ac phos.-ac rhus. spig
 stann. sulph.-ac. veratr.
   c)  Boaring, buzzing in the head :  1) Aur. calc. graph, lach.
 plat. puis, staph, sulph. zinc.   2) Aeon, baryt. carb.-veg. caust.
 cocc. dulc. graph, hell. kal. mur.-ae phos.-ac. rhus. spig. stann.
 sulph.-ac. veratr.
   d)  Sensation as if the brain were loose,  moving, falling
 against the  skull:  1) Aeon. bell. chin. sep. sulph.  2) Aeon. ars.
 baryt. bry. calc carb.-an. cic. coff kal. lye magn.-s. phos.-ac.
 plat. puis. rhus. spig.
   e) Wavering (sicashing) in the head, as of water:  1) Bell.
 dig. amm. asa. aur. carb.-an. hep. hyos. lach. magn.-m.  n.-vom.
 rhus. spig. squill.
   f)  Creeping sensation as of something alive: 1) Arn. colch.
 hyos. laur.  magn.-aust. plat. puis. rhus.   2) Aeon, baryt.
canth. cic. cocc. cupr. petr. phosph. phos.-ac.  sil. sulph.
   g)  Sensation as if a  ball were rising into the head: Aeon
ign. lach. plumb, sep.
   h)  Sensation as if a current of air were passing through
 the head, or as if wind Avere  bloAving upon one : Aur. colch.
magn.-aust.  puis, sabin. zinc. 
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  § 11.  a) For  pains from  above  downwards,  pressure,
stitches from above downwards:  1) Carb.-veg. caust. ferr.
magn.-arct.  puis,  sulph.  2) Amb.  cin. con. cupr.  niur.-ac,
nitr.-ac n.-vom.  phos.-ac. plat. rhus.  spig. spong. tart, veratr.
  b) Pains from below upwards:  1) Bell,  caust. cham.  2)
Phos.-ac rhus. sep. sil. staph.
  c) From within outwards: 1) Asa. bell. bry. calc. chin. con.
dulc  mere mez.  phosph. rhus. sep.  sil. spig.  spong. stann.
sulph.  val.  2)  Aeon. alum, carb.-veg.  dros. ign.  lach. lye
magn.-arct. magn.-m. mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom.
phos.-ac. rhod. sabad. samb. staph, verb.
  d) From without inwards : 1) Anac arn. calc. canth. laur.
plat.   2) Coccul. dulc.  hell. ign. plumb, sabin. spig. stann.
staph,  sulph.-ac.
  e) Pains seated  at a small spots:  1) Aeon.  bry. lye  2)
Amb. anac.  dulc.  eug.  ferr.  graph, hep. laur. led. mosch.  n.-
mosch. plat, sep. spig. squill, staph.
  f) Fxtirnal pains in  the  integuments ofthe skull:  1)
Aeon.  arn. bell,  calc chin, lye mere mez. n.-vom. rhus. staph.
2) Alum, carb.-veg. caust. graph, guaj.  hep. nitr.-ac. phosph.
puis, ruta, sep. spig. sulph. thuj. veratr.
  § 12.  a) Forehead and sinciput  are  principally  affected:
1) Aeon. amm. ars. bell.  calc. chin. cocc. dulc. ign. kreos. lye
natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom.  phe>sph. plat, sabad. stann. sulph.
2) Alum. arn. caps, carb.-veg. ferr. hep. ipec lach.  magn-c
magn.-m. mere  mez. natr. nitr.-ac. puis. spig. thuj.
  b) The temj)oral  region :  1) Bell.  calc.  natr.-m.  plat.  2)
Aeon.  alum. anac. chin. kal.  kreos. magn.-c. magn.  n.-mosch.
petr. puis, sabin. sulph.-ac.
  c) The sides of the head:  1) Aeon. bry. natr.-m. phos.-ac.
2) Asa. canth. graph, guaj. kal.  laur. lye. magn.-arct.  magn.-
aust. magn.-c. magn.-m.  mang. plat. puis, sulph. thuj. veratr.
  d)  Semi-lateral pains:  1) Ars.  calc. chin. cic. ceffoc. ign.
mere,  n.-vom. puis. sep.   2) Agar.  alum, amm.-m. anac. asa,
cin. dulc. kal. mang. mez. mur -ac. phosph. phos.-ac. plat, sabad.
sabin. sassap. spig. staph, sulph.-ac. verb.
  e) Be ft side: Ant. arn. asa. asar.  calc. chin, colch. coloc-
dros. lach. mere mez. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. rhod. selen. sil. spig.
sulph.  zinc.
  f) Bight side:  Aeon.  alum. calc.  caust. dros. ferr. hep
ign. lye. mosch.  plumb, ruta. sabad.  sabin. sil.
  g) Vertex and up/per  head: 1) Agn. calc.  caust.  con. lach.
lye nitr.-ac. phosph. spig.  2) Aeon. amb. anac. carb.-an. cocc. 
HEADACHE.
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 cupr. natr. natr.-m.  n.-mosch.  phosph. sep. sil. staph, sulph
 veratr.                                           r     t  '
    h)  Occiput:  1) Aeon. calc. carb.-veg. ign. kal. nitr.-ac petr
 rhus. sep.  sulph.   2) Amb. carb.-an. colch.  magn.-m. mez
 mosch. natr. n.-vom. sil. thuj.
    §  13   a) The eyes are involved, or the pains extend to the
 eyes: 1) Aeon,  baryt. bell.  bry. calc. coccul. hep. lach. natr
 natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, selen.  sep. sil.  2) Ars. borax, carb -
 veg   caust. cic. ign. kreos.  nitr.  phosph. phos.-ac. spon«-.
 sulph.-ac                                               °
    h)  The  region  of the ears is  principally affected, or  the
 pams extend to the ears : 1) Canth. lye mere, mosch. mur.-ac.
 puis. rhus.  sep. sulph.  2) Anac. alum. arn. borax, calc caps.
 caust. con. ign. natr. natr.-m. nitr. phosph.
    c)  The pains are  seated over the root of the nose, or extend
 down to the nose :  1) Aeon. hep. n.-vom. phosph.  rhus.  2)
 Ars.  ign. lach. lye mere mez. mosch. stann.
    d)  They affect the face:  1) Aeon. hep. rhus. sil.   2) Amb.
 bry.  calc  carb.-veg. cin.  dros. graph,  kreos.  lach. natr.-m.
 Ditr.  n.-A-om. petr. phosph. spong. sulph. thuj.
   e)  They cause heat and redness of the face: Aeon. bell.
 ign. lach. natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. plat. sil. sulph.
   f)  They extend to the teeth:  1) Lach. lye. puis. rhus. sep.
 2)  Calc. carb.-veg. caust. ign. kreos. magn.-c. mere sulph.
   g)  The nape of the neck is  involved, or the  pains  extend
 to  the nape ofthe neck: Baryt. bell, carb.-veg. caust. con.
 graph, kal.  lye puis, sabin.
   § 14.   a) The pains attack the understanding and impede
 thought: Aeon.  amb. aur. bell. bry. calc. carb.-an. caust. cocc.
 hell. kal. lach. magn.-c. natr. n.-vom. op. petr.  phosph. puis.
 rhus.  sil. sulph.
  b)  They  cause vertigo or dizziness:  1) Aeon. bell. bry.
 calc.  carb.-an.  caust. lach.  n.-vom.  phosph. puis.   2) Anac.
 chin.  cocc. con. hell, magn.-m.  mur.-ae natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
 rhus.  sep.
  c)  Bhnness  or weakness of sight:  Aeon.  arn. bell. calc.
 cham. cic. hyos. ign. n.-vom. puis sil. stram.
  d)  Roaring  in the ears:  Aeon. ars. borax,  chin, n.-vom
 puis. rhus. staph, thuj.
  e) Nausea or vomiting : 1) Amm. arn.  bell. bry. carb.-veg.
 coloc ipec. lach. nitr.-ac n.-vom.  puis. sep. sulph.   2) Alum.
 calc. chin. cocc. con. dulc. ign. kal. magn.-c natr.-m.  phosph
stann.  veratr.
  f) They oblige one to lie down:  1)  Bry. calc con. n.-vom 
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phos.-ac puis. rhus. selen. sep.  2) Alum  amm. anac bell.
graph, kal. magn.-m. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac  oleand.  op.  petr. sil.
stann. sulph.
  § 15.  a) The pains occur principally in the evening:  1)
Alum, carb.-an. carb.-veg. laur. lye inagn.-emagn.-m. phosph.
puis, sulph.   2)  Coloc  hep.  mere  mur.-ae nitr.  nitr.-ac,  n.-
vom. petr. rhus. sep. sil. A'al.
  b) At night or in the evening in bed: 1) Bell. chin. hep.
lach. lye pills, sil. sulph.  2) Alum. ars. magn.-c  mere natr.
nitr.-ac. op. sassap. sepia
  c) In the morning on leaking: 1) Bry. calc kal. lye. natr.-
m. n.-vom.  sulph.   2) Baryt. bell. cham. chin. coff. con. hep.
ign. ipec. lach. magn.-c magn.-m. nitr.-ac phosph. puis. thuj.
  d) In the  morning generally:  1) Bry. calc.  caust. chin.
hep. kal. lach. lye natr.-m.  n.-vom.  petr. phosph.  phos.-ac.
sep. sil. sulph.  2) Amm.  amm.-m. ars. aur. baryt. bell, carb.-
an. con. iod. lye magn.-c magn.-m. mur.-ac. natr.  nitr.-ac.
n.-mosch. puis. thuj.
  e) After a meal: 1) Amm. ars. bry.  carb.-an. carb.-veg.
n.-vom. phosph.  puis. rhus. sulph.   2) Alum. arn. baryt. calc
canth. caust.  chin. cin. con.  coff. graph,  ign. kal. lach. lye.
magn.-c. magn.-m. natr. nitr. nitr.-ac puis.
  f)  In consequence of mental labor (reading, Avriting, think-
ing, Ac.) :  1) Calc chin. natr. n.-vom. puis. sil.   2) Arn. aur.
carb.-veg. caust. cin. cocc coff. ign. lye natr.-m. petr. phosph.
sep. sulph.
  g)  AVorse  in the open air, better in a room : 1)  Calc caust.
chin.  coff.  con. rhus.  spig.  sulph.   2) Bell. ferr. hell. hep.
magn.-arct.  magn. mere mur.-ac. n.-vom. petr. puis, staph.
sulph. sulph.-ac
  h)  Worse in a room, better in the open air : 1) Alum. amm.
arn. asar. bov. carb.-an. magn.-c. magn-m. phosph. puis, sabin.
2) Aeon. ant. arn. hell. sep. sulph.
  §  16.  Compare : Congestions of the Head, Pains, par-
oxysms of, Causes, Conditions, Ac.

  HEAD,  LARGE, of  Children. —The best remedies  for
this affection and the retarded closing ofthe fontanelles, are :
Calc. siL sulph.   (Se;e:  Scrofula.)

  HEAD, morbid conditions of, in consequence of mental
exertions.  Principal remedies:  1) N.-vom. sulph.; or,  2)
Aur. calc colch. lach. mosch. natr. natr.-m.  puis. sil.; or, 3)
Amm  amb. bell. cham. cic. dig. iod. laur. led. nitr.  n.-mosch.
phosph. sep.  spong. sulph.-ac. val. zinc 
HEARING,  Ac.
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  See : Worn out, Weak memory, Emotions, morbid.

  HEARING, DEFECTIVE, Dysecia, Surditis, Ac.
  § 1.  The principal remedies  for this affection are:  1)
Calc. lye phos. sil.  sulph.  2) Bell, caust. graph, hyosc. lach.
led mang. mere nitr.-ac. op. petr. puis.   3) Amm. anac. asa.
aur. coff.  con. hep. kal. magn.-c. mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.
phos.-ac.  sep. staph, verat.   4) Ambr. ant. ars. bell, carb.-v.
cic. cocc. dros. iod.  laur. oleand.  plumb, rhus. ruta. strain.
5) Aloe.  cep. glonoin.  jatr.  6) Apoc.-can.  aral.  bapt. cact.
cist, eomocl. eupat.-pur. gels.  hydr. lachn. rhus.-ven. sang.

  If caused  by  congestion of  blood, AA'ith  buzzing, &c :
1) Aur.  bell, caust. graph,  mere  phos. jnds. sil. sulph.   2)
Anac. bry. calc lye mur.-ac. n.-vom. sep. spig. rhod.
  For nervous  deafness, from  paralysis of the  auditory
nerves:  1) Arn. bell, caust. hyosc. n.-vom. jyetr. phos. phos.-
ac puis.  sil.  2) Anac. calc  cocc. con.  graph, lye  mur.-ac,
nitr.-ac. op. A'erat
  For catarrhal or rheumatic  deafness, in consequence of
a cold in the head or of  the Avhole body, give: 1) Aeon. ars.
bell. cham. con.  gels, graph,  hep. led. mang. mere. puis.   2)
Calc. carb.-v. caust. coff. lach. nitr.-ac. sulph.
  For erethic deafness: Caust. con. iod. n.-vom. phos. puis.
  § 2.   In relation to external causes, we give:
  If by suppression of discharges from the ears or from the
nose :  1) Hep. lach. led.   2)  Bell, mere puis.  3) Calc lye
  If a sequel to some acute exanthem, as measles, scarlatina,
Ac.:  1)  Bell. men. mere phos. puis, sulph.   2) Carb.-v. phos.
Deafness caused by measles, require: ~Merc.puis, or carb.-v.; by
scarlatina : Bell. hep.  or nitr.-ac.;  by variola : Merc, sulph.
  If caused by suppression of  herpes, or other cutaneous
eruptions: 1) Graph,  sulph. ant.   2) Caust. lach.? Ac.
  If by SWELLING  AND HYPERTROPHY OF THE TONSILS: Aur.
mere nitr.-ac. staph.
  If by abuse of mercury: 1) Asa. nitr.-ac. staph.  2) Aur.
carb.-v. ? chin. ? hep. hydr. petr, sulph.
  If by typhoid  diseases : Arn.  phos. phos.-ac. verat. bapt. ?
  If by suppression of intermittent fevers: 1) Calc. puis.
2) Carb.-v. hep. n.-vom. sulph.
  From affections of the cerumen : Con. petr. hydr.
  From  ulcers in the ears : Calc. caust graph, lye. mere
nitr.-ac. puis, sulph.
  From noises in the ears: Arn.  bell. calc. caust. con. graph.
lye mang. mere  petr. phos. rhod.  For cracking in the ears, 
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hearing, Ac.
when sneezing or inspiring, with a loud echo  in the ears:
Graph, eupat.-purp.
  AVhen the right side is affected :  Calc. n.-A-om. eon. puis.
gels, lachn.
  For old people: Arn. petr.
  For scrofulous patients:  Calc. iod. lye rhus-ven.
  Also:
  By aggravation from motion: bell, n.-vom. phos. ; in the
oj)en air : Calc. eon.;  Avhen  sneezing : Puis.;  from ardent
sjn'rits : Phos.
  By amelioration from sweating : Calc ;  by cleaning the
nose: Mang. mere;  in clear, dry weather: Phos puis.
  § 3.  Particular symptomatic indications:
  Belladonna : Tendency of blood to the head, Avith buzzing
in the ears, scintillations, pressing pain in the forehead from
within outwards, especially in young, plethoric, large indivi-
duals ; also in  scrofulous subjects, with a fine delicate skin,
red  and  white cheeks;  also, after apoplexy, meningitis,
typhus,  Ac
  Calcarea :"  Deafness as if the  ears were closed ;  frequent
buzzing, rolling or ringing, singing and musical sounds in the
ears; or frequent beating and heat in the ears ; constant dry-
ness of the ears, or purulent discharge;  aching  pain in  the
forehead, Ac.
  Causticum ;  Sensation as if the ears Avere stopped up, with
buzzing and roaring in the head; loud reverberation ofsounels
and of one's own words in the ears;  otorrhcea, rheumatic
pains in the ears and  extremities ; extreme  sensitiveness to
cold.winds, Ac.
  Graphites:  Great dryness in  the ears, or purulent  dis-
charge ; hard hearing,  which sometimes ceases  Avhile riding
in a carriage;  singing, Avhizzing and ringing, or buzzing anel
thundering reports  in  the ears, especially at night, or sensa-
tion as  if air  were  penetrating  into the eustachian tube ;
herpes and crusts around the ears and on other  parts of the
body.
  Hyoscyamus : Hard hearing as if stupefied, especially after
apoplexy, if Bell, proves ineffectual.
  Lachesis: Bry ears, with hard  and pale, or white  and
pappy cerumen ; painful beating, cracking or Avhizzing,  roll-
ing and  drumming in the ears, Avith reverberation of the
sounds; soreness and crusts around the ears, Ac  (Frequently
suitable after  Caust.)
  Ledum : The ears  feel as  if closed, with whizzing in the 
hearing,  Ac.
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ears; dullness and  stupefaction of the head on the affected
side, feeling of stiffness in the scalp, and after suppression of
otorrhea or of coryza or catarrh of the eyes.
   Lycopodium : Roaring and Avhizzing in the ears, or crack-
ing as of air-vesicles;  sensation as if hot blood Avere tending
towards the ears; humid scurf in  the region of the ear, or
on the  ears.
  Mercurius  : Stoppage ofthe ears, discontinuing Avhen swal-
lowing  or blowing one's nose;  loud reverberation of all the
sounds  in the  ear ; ringing, buzzing and Avhizzing, especially
in the evening, or purulent otorrhea,  with ulceration of the
ears; rheumatic  pains  in the ears or  head, or in the teeth;
great tendency to  sweat, cue
   Manganum: Frequent otalgia, Avith tearing and stitching
extending to  the tympanum ;  ulcerative pain  in the  ears;
whizzing and  rushing in the ears, especially after stooping;
report,  ay hen  SAvalloAving or blowing  one's nose; hard hear-
ing as if the  ear  Avere  stopped up, the  ear  opening  Avhen
bloAving one's nose; the deafness increases or decreases ac-
cording as the weather is fair or bad.
   Nitri-acidum •  Dry ears, or  discharge of cerumen;  stop-
page of the ears, Avith roaring, beating and detonations; fre-
quent  toothache,  Avith  scorbutic  affection  of  the  gums;
stitches in the teeth and ears.
   Opium : Suitable after  apoplexy, or to patients who ar£
liable to epileptic  fits; or in alternation with Bell or Hyosc.
   Petroleum : Painful dryness of the  inner ear, or discharge
of blood and  pus; ringing, or rumbling  and  roaring  in the
ears; herpes or soreness on or near the ears; frequent tooth-
ache, with swollen  cheek;  bleeding  of the gums, pressing
pains in the  occiput, from  within  outwards, Ac.  (It is fre-
quently suitable after Nitr-ac.)
   Phosphorus: Hard hearing, especially deep to the human
voice, Avith loud reverberation of the sounds, especially words,
in the ears, extending to the inner head ; tendency of blood
to the ears, with beating  and throbbing; dry feeling, or dis-
charge  of cerumen.
  Pulsatilla :  Hard,  black or liquid cerumen, with dis-
charge ; stitching pains in the ears, or discharge of pus or
blood ;  the ears are stopped, with  roaring and Avhizzing, or
beating, murmurings, ringing or chirping ; especially suitable
to persons of  a bland disposition, or to females Avho are lia-
ble to leucorrhcea  and other irregularities of the urinary sys-
tem. 
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  Silicea: Discharge of cerumen ; stoppage, passing off with
a report, or Avhen bloAving the nose;  deafness,  especially to
the human voice, also without noise in the ears, or also with
ringing, gurgling and fluttering; the deafness is Averse: Avhen
the moon  changes, especially at full  or new moon; deafness,
alternating Avith  extreme sensitiveness  of hearing;  crusts
behind the ears.
  Sulphur:  Deafness,  especially to the human voice; fre-
quent stoppage of the ears, especially Avhen eating e>r blow-
ing one's ne)se ; also on  one side only ; murmuring or undu-
lating sensation in the ears as if causeel by water, or Avhizzing
and roaring; tendency  of blood to the head ; disposition to
coryza or  other blennorrheas, discharge of the  ears,  Ac.
  £ 4.  Besides we may use :
  Cactus: Pulsations in the e>ars, continuing day and night ;
noise  in the ear, like the running of  a  river, continuing all
night;  diminished hearing from  the  buzzing  in the ears;
very painful otitis from  cheeked perspiration.
  Eupatorium-purp. : Reports in the  ears, leeling as though
they were  full ;  crackling in the ears,  like the burning of
birch-bark, aggravated upon swalloAving anything ; sepieaking
sound in the ears.
  Oelseminum :  Rushing and roaring in the ears ;  sudden
and temporary loss of hearing ; the  pains Avhich ascend from
the back to the  occiput often affect the ears; digging in the
right ear;  stitches;  pain behind both ears.
  Hydrastis:  Remring in  the ears,  like  cog-wheels, from
debility or from catarrh of the inner ear; otorrhea of thick
mucus.
  Laciinanthes : Singing in the ears; cracking in the right
ear, folloAved  by a sensation as if it  would discharge some-
thing ;  tearing  and tingling  in  both  ears; crawling in the
ear, relieved by boring,  but immediately returning ; crawling
in the right ear, while eating ; sensation as of cold in the
external ear.
  Rhus-ven. : Deafness; vesicular inflammation of the ears,
exuding a yellow, Avatery serum; itching behind left ear.
  Sanguinaria :  Burning in the ears,  with redness of the
cheeks;  otalgia, with headache;  singing  in the ears, Avith
A'ertigo ; painful sensitiveness to sudden sounds ; humming in
the ears, Avith determination of blood.
  § 5.  Use more particularly7, for roaring and wliizzing in
the ears :  1) Aeon. arn.  bell. cact. caust. chin. con. gels, graph.
hydr. lye mere  nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. petr. puis. sep. sulph.   2) 
HEARTBURN.
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Alum. amb. amm. anac. baryt.  bor. bry. calc. carb.-v. cham.
croc.  hep. kal. lach. natr.-m. op. phos.  plat. spig. ther. rhod.
  Buzzing  and  surring:  Arum.  bell, caust.  con.  graph.
hyosc. iod. natr.-m. puis, sulph.
  Thundering, rumbling : Amm.-m. calc. caust. graph, plat.
  Fluttering, as if of a bird: Aur. bell. calc. caust.  graph.
petr.  puis. sil. spig. sulph.
  Bunging and singing in the ears : 1) Bell. calc. caust. chin
graph, kal. lachn. lye men. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. sang.   2)
Amm. baryt. bor. chel. con. petr. sil. sulph.
  Backing, when chewing or  moving  the jaw: Baryt. calc
eupat.-purp. graph, kal. lachn. men. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. petr.
  Cracking and detonations in the ears : Graph, kal. mang.
natr.  sil. staph, zinc.
  Hinging, as of bells : Ambr. calc. con. led. natr.-m. sil.
  § 6.  For deafness  to the human voice : Ars. phos. sil.
sulph.
  For sensation of stoppage : 1) Bry.  con. lye mang. mere.
puis.  sil. spig.  2) Calc. caust. graph, kal. iod. lach. men.
nitr.-ac petr. sep. sulph.
  For sensation  as  if closed  by something in front :  1)
Calc.  nitr.-ac. sulph.   2) Aeon.  ant. carb.-v. chin. cocc. hyosc.
led. men. phos. spig.
  For occasional  alternation, with  great sensitiveness
of hearing: Aur. bell. calc. coff. lye  sep.  spig.
  § 7.  Compare: Excessive irritedion of  the sense of hear-
ing, haemorrhage from the ears, cerumen, otorrhoza, otalgia,
and useful indications may also befounel by analogy under
amblyopia.
  HEARING, excessive irritation of—Principal remedies:
1) Arn. aur. bell. bry. coff. lach. lye natr. phos.-ac. sep. spig.
2) Aeon. calc. cham. chin. con. graph, mere n.-vom. petr.
phosph. puis, sulph.
  For sensitiveness to noise, give: 1) Aeon. bell. bry. cham.
coff. ign. lye n.-vom.  2) Ang. arn. borax, calc. colch. con. ipec.
natr.  phos.-ac. plat. puis.  sep. spig.
  To  music: 1) Bry. natr. phos.-ac. sep. 2)  Aeon. amb. cham.
lye n.-vom, phosph.  puis.
  Comp.: Nervous  irritation, Debility, Ac
  HEARTBURN, eructations, regurgitation, Ac.
  § 1.  Principal remedies : 1) Arn. bry. calc carb.-veg. con.
ign. lye mere natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. rhus. sep. sulph. veratr.
2) Amm. arn.  carb.-an.  caust.  cocc. graph, natr. sil. staph 
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 tart. val.   3)  Alum.  amb.  ant. bell. cann.  canth. caps. chin.
 cin. croc. cvd. dros.  graph, kal. mez. natr. nitr.-ac. petr. ran.
 rhod. sahad. sassap. stan. sulph.-ac. thuj. 4)Es.-hip. ehose hyel.
   § 2.   For frequent rising of air, give:  1)  Arn. bell. bry.
 carb.-veg. caust. cocc. con.  hep. kal. lach. mere. natr. natr.-m.
 n.-A-om. phosph. puis. rhus.  ruta. sep. staph, sulph. veratr.   2)
 Alum. amb. amm.-m. ant. calc carb.-an. chin. dulc. graph, ign.
 lye mur.-ac. pe'tr. sabad. sassap.  sil. spong. stann  sulph.-ac.
 thuj. val. verb.   3) Es.-hip. bapt. caul, eup.-perf. hyd. iris. pod.
   Painful eructations require : Coccul. n.-vom. petr. phosph.
 sabad. sep.  Buffectual urging to eructate :  Amb. carb.-an.
 caust. cocc. eon. graph,  hyos. ign. kal.  magn.-arct. magn.-c.
 n.-vom. phos. plumb, puis.  rhus. sulph. zinc
   Eructations tasting of the ingesta: Amb. amm. ant carb.-
 an. carb.-veg. caust. chin. con. lye natr.-m. phosph. puis. sil.
   § 3.  Begurgitation of food : 1) Arn. bry. carb.-veg. graph.
 n.-vom. phosph. puis,  sassap.  sulph. sulph.-ac tart,  2) Ant.
 bell. calc. can. con. dros. hep. ign. lye mere natr.-m.  plumb.
 staph, veratr. zinc.
   Begurgitation of undigested food :  1) Brv.  cham. con. ign.
 lach. phosph.   2) Amm.-m. camph. magn.-m.  mez.  sulph.
   § 4.   Sour eructations or regurgitation:  (.'ale cham. chin.
 lye n.-vom. phosph.  sulph.  2) Amm. ars.  bell,  caust. ferr.
 graph, ign. ipec.  kal. natr.-m. phos.-ac. puis, sassap.  stann.
 thuj. veratr.   3) Hydr. iris, phytol. robin, pod.
   Pyrosis, heartburn :  1)  Amm. calc. chin.  can. croc, lye
 natr.-m. n.-vom. sulph.  2)  Caps, carb.-an. carb.-veg.  caust.
 dulc. graph,  hep.  ign.  iod. kal. mere nitr.-ac. phosph. puis.
 sabad. sep. sil. staph,  sulph.-ac.  3) Iris. pod.
   Waterbrash : 1) Ars. calc. carb.-veg. lye natr.-m. nitr.-ac,
n.-vom. phosph. sep. sulph.   2) Baryt. bell, caust. cupr. dros.
graph, hep. ipec. led. natr. petr. rhus. sabad. sil. staph,  veratr.
  § 5.   Compare :  Gastric Derangement, AVeak Stomach,
Derangement of the Stomach, &c
  HEART, diseases of :
  § 1.  The best remedies  are: 1) Aeon. ars. aur.  bell. cact.
carb.-v.  cimicif. collins. glonoin. kalm. lauroc. oxal.phos. puis.
sj)ig.  2) Arn. benz. cann. caust. kal.-bi. lach. naja.-tr. spong.
3) Amb. apis. asa. con. cupr. kreas.  mang.  natr.  natr.-m.  n.-
mosch. rhus. sep. sulph. verat-A7ir.
  § 2.   For  carditis, use:  1)  Aeon.  bry.  cact.  puis.  2)
 Cann. caust.  cimicif.  glon. lach.   3) Apis. ars. bism. cocc
crotal. dig. natr.-m. spig. verat.-vir. 
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  For endocarditis in  particular:  1) Aeon, cann.   2) Ars.
bism. bry. cocc. dig. glon. spig.  3) Apis, caust. crotal. gels.
lach. natr.-m. puis.
  For pericarditis : 1) Ars. bell. cann. colch.  crotal. glon.
2) Apis, lob.-inf. ? cact. cimicif. trill. ? verat.-vir. ?
  For exudations in the pericardium : Apis. ars. cann. crot.
dig. glon. lauroc.
  For rheumatic affections of the heart: Aeon. ars. aur.
bry. cact. calc. cimicif. caust. colch. dig. lach. phos. puis. spig.
lauroc.
  For exudations and deposits: Ars.  cann.
  For valvular affections : Aur. bism. cann. collins. crotal.
dig. lauroc. rhus. spig.
  For aneurisma: 1) Aspar. cann. carb.-v. graph, puis. spig.
verat.  2) Aur. calc caust.  graph, guaj. lach. lye rhus.  3)
Ambr. arn. ars. ferr. natr.-m. zinc.  4) Cact.
  For hypertrophy : 1) Aeon, aspar. bism. graph, lye. puis.
spig. verat.  2) Ars. brom. iod. kal.-bi. kalm. phos. spong.
3) Cact.
  For polypi : 1) Lach.  2) Calc. ? staph. ?  3) Brom. ?
  § 3.   For palpitation : 1) Aeon. aur. cact. calc. chin. cocc.
ferr. gels. iod. lye mere natr.-m. petr. phos. puis. sep. spig.
sulph.  2) Alum. ars. asar.  bell.  bry. caust. cimicif. coff. col-
lins. ign. kal.  lach. lycopus.  n.-vom. phos.-ac. pod. ruta. sang.
thuj. verat.  3) Berb. cham. dig. n.-mosch.  op. scutol. verat.-
vir.
  For the most common cases, Avithout known cause :  Aeon.
ars. sulph.
  For palpitation from plethora or rush of blood: 1) Aeon.
cact. n.-vom.  bell.   2)  Aur.  coff. dig. gels. lach. op. phos.
sulph.
  In the case of nervous or  hysteric persons: Asa. cham.
cocc. coff,  ign. lach.  lil.-tigr. n.-mosch. n,-vom. puis, verat.
  After emotions : Aeon. cham. coff. ign. n.-vom. op.  puis.
verat.; after chagrin : Aeon, chain, ign. n.-vom.; after fright:
Op. or coff.; after sudden joy : Aeon, coff ; after great fear
or  anguish:  Verat.; after debilitating loss  of fluids: 1)
Chin.; 2) N.-vom. phos.  sulph.; Avith onanists: Ferr. ;  after
suppression of eruptions or old ulcers, &c.:  Ars. caust  lach.
sulph.
  § 4.  For palpitations, especially evenings: Carb.-a. caust.
lye natr. nitr. nitr.-ac. petr. phos. sep. sulph.; after exertions
of the mind: Ign. staph.; of the body : Amm.;  from motion:
Graph, natrum-m. phos. staph, veratr. ; after eating: 1) Lye; 
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 2) Camph. carb.-a. carb.-v.; 3) Calc ign.  hep. natr.-m. nitr.-
 ac. n.-vom. puis. sep. sil sulph. thuj. ; mornings:  1) Kal. ;  2)
 Carb.-a. ign. n.-vom. phos.  ; from every emotion: 1) Puis. ;
 2) Nitr.-ac  phos.; from  singing  in  the  church: Carb.-a;
 from lying on the back: Ars. nitr.;  from lying on the side :
 Baryt. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis.;  from music:  Carb.-a. staph.;
 at night:  1) Calc.  phos. puis.;  2) Ars.  ign. lil.-tigr. lye. natr.
 natr.-m. nitr. nitr.-ac. sil. sulph. ;  at the menstrual jtcriod:
 1) Cupr.;  2) Alum. ign. iod. nitr.-ac  phos. rhus. sil.  spig.;
 whew sitting:  Ang. carb-v. dig.  magn-m. natr.  phos.  rhus.
 sil. spig.;  alter  speaking :  Puis.; when ascending: 1) Nitr.-
 ae. sulj/h. thuj. ; 2) A'erat.; after stool: Caust. tart. ; when
 ascending stairs : Sulph.;  after drinking : Con.;  with great
 anguish :  Ars.  verat.;  with violent cramj/y pains in  left
 ovary : Naja.-tr.
   § 5.  AVhen the beats of the  heart intermit : 1) Chin.  kal.
 lil.-tigr. natr.-m. sep. ;  2)  Aeon.  ars.  bry. chinin. dig. hep.
 lach. natr.-m. op.  phos.-ac. sulph.;  when not in harmony
 icith  the pulse:  Aeon. arn. cann. dig. kal. natr.-m. op.  phos -
 ac. ;  irregular:  1) Ars.  natr.-m.  spig. ;  2) Alum. arn. aur.
 laur.  sabin. zinc ; tremulous: 1) Ars. calc"natr.-m. spig. ; 2)
 Cic cocc. kal. lach. phos. rhus.  staph.
   § 6.   Compare: Congestions ofthe chest, Emotions, Ble-
 thora, dec.

   HEATED, ill effects of getting,  in consequence of ex-
 ertions, exposure to the heat of the sun, Ac.
   §  1.  The best remedies are: 1)  Aeon. ant. bell. bry. camph.
 carb.-veg. sil.; or, Op. thuj. zinc.
   §  2. Particular indications:
   Aconitum : For the  consequences of a stroke of the sun,
 or of excessive heat of the  stove, especially Avhen the patient
 had been sleeping in the sun or near the hot stove.
   Antimonium :  One is unable to bear the heat of the sun,
 or is exhausted by doing  the least work in the sun, Arith
 night-SAveat, constant desire to sleep, gastric symptoms, Ac,
 and in general, if Bryon. should not be sufficient to remove
these symptoms.
   Belladonna:  Aconite being insufficient, and especially for:
headache, AA'ith  feeling of fullness and sensation as if  every
thing Avould issue through the forehead ; worse Avhen stoop-
ing,  moving, or by the least  emotion ; great anguish and
restlessness, rage, or great irritation  of the cerebral nerves, 
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or great fearfulness, tendency to start, and dread ofthe things
around or near one ;  disposition to Aveep and scream.
  Bryonia :  Painful feeling of fullness in the head ; loss of
appetite ;  or  loathing, vomiting and diarrhoea ; milk is indi-
gestible ; mobility and trembling ; the pressure of the clothes
on the hypochondria is troublesome ; vehement disposition,
fits of anger ; dread of the future.
  Camphor : Aeon, or Bell, being insufficient to remove  the
effects of heat.
  Carbo-veg. : Every exposure to  heat causes headache, or
heaviness, pulsative pains and pressure over the eyes; pain
in the eyes, Avhenever the patient endeavors to look at a thing.
  Silicea : The heat  causes nausea or other gastric  ailments,
for Avhich Ant. and Bry. are insufficient.
  §  3.  For  the weariness which  one often  experiences in
heavy sultry -weather, give : 1) Bry. carb.-veg. n.-vom. rhod.
sil. ; or, 2) Caust. lach. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. petr. phosph.
  §  4.  Compare:  Seasons and Weather, Worn out, De
bility, Ac.
  HEMERALOPIA. —The best  remedies for this kind of
blindness, which commences at tAvilight, are: 1) Bell, veratr.;
or, 2)  Merc hyos. puis, stram.
   See : Ambliopia, for particular indications.

  IIEPAR  SULPHURIS, ill effects of.
  For poisoning with large doses: 1)  Vinegar diluted with
water, or  citric  acid;  2) Mucilaginous drinks and the like,
or injections.
  For secondary ailments and the consequences of medicinal
abuse  of Hepar, give: 1) Bell.; or, 2) Cham. sil.   3) Alum.
ign. graph.

  HERNIA.
  §  1.  The best remedies for  the cure  of hernia, are:  1)
Amm.-m.  aur. cocc. lye magn.-c n.-vom. sib sulph.-ac veratr.
2) Cham.  clem, magn.-arct. nitr.-ac. rhus. sil. sulph.
   Hernia of little children, occasioned by constant screaming,
requires:  Aur. cocc. n.-vom. nitr.-ac or veratr.
   §  2.  Incarceration  of hernia is generally cured, without
operation, by: 1) Aeon, n.-vom. op. sulph.; or, 2) Ars. bell.
lach. veratr.
   Aconitum : Violent inflammation ofthe parts, with burn-
ing pains in the abdomen as from hot coal, extreme sensitive-
ness to contact, nausea, bitter, bilious vomiting, anguish and
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cold sweat; in most  cases relief is  obtained  by one  dose,
which may be folloAved by a second close in e>ne' hour ; but if
no  relief sets in after the  third dose, give Sulphur.   (See
beloAV.)
  Nux-aoal :  The SAvelling is less painful or sensitive to con-
tact, and the vomiting is less violent, but there is great diffi-
culty of breathing; the incarceration is caused by a cold, ex-
posure to heat, by a fit of anger or by chagrin, or also by irre-
gular living, Ae\   (May be repeated every two hours.)
  Opium : If no relief is obtained after the second dose of
Nux, or if the following symptoms  occur from the commence-
ment:  Red face;  distended,  hard abdomen; putrid eructa-
tions or vomiting  of fecal matter.   (Repeat every fifteen
minutes until relieved )
  If the vomiting should be attended by cold sAveat and cold-
ness of the extremities, Veratr. deserves a preference ; and
if no improvement takes  place  after the  second dose,  give
Bell.
  Sulphur :  If Aconite remains  Avithout effect, or if the
bilious vomiting should change to sour.  If, after giving the
Sulphur, the  patient should go to sleep, do not disturb him
for  some hours at least.
  If gangrenous symptoms should  set in,  give Lach.; or,
Ars. if Lach. should not suffice.

  HEPATITIS ; inflammation of the liver.
  § 1.   Principal  remedies :  1) Aeon. bell. bry. cham. chin.
lach. mere, n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2) Aur. calc. dial, euphorb. -
cor. kal. lept. lye magn.-m. natr. natr-m. nitr.-ac.  3) Alum.
ambr. amm. cann.  canth. hydr. myr.-cer. n.-mosch. phyt. pod.
verat.-A'ir.  4) Cic. dig. magn.-m.
  § 2.  Acute hepatitis requires: 1) Aeon.   2) Bell. bry.
mere n.-vom.  3) Cham. chin. lach. lye. puis, sulph.   4) Ars.
cocc. phos. podoph.  5) Lept. phyt
  § 3.   Particular indications:
  Aconite : ATiolent inflammatory fever, with stitches in the
region  of the liver;  intolerable  pains;  icterus  present or
not; moaning, tossing about, anguish and  dread of  death.
  Belladonna: Aching pains, extending to the chest and
shoulder ; distention in the pit ofthe stomach ; tension in the
region  of the stomach: labored and  anxious breathing; the
least touch on the epigastrium produces excruciatinaj pains ;
vomiting;  a high  degree  of sensibility and congestions to 
hepatitis.
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the head ;  obscuration of sight; vertigo, with fainting, burn-
ing thirst, anxious tossing about and sleeplessness.
  Bryonia : Aching pains, Avith tension in the hypochondria,
yellow-coated tongue ; violent oppression of the chest; with
hurried anxious  breathing, constipation, aggravation of the
pains by motion; yelloAvish face ; great thirst.
  Chamomilla :  Dull, aching pains, not aggravated either by
pressure or motion  or breathing; pressure in the stomach ;
tension in the hypochondria; oppression of the chest; yel-
low color of the skin ; yellow-coated tongue; bitter taste in
the mouth ; paroxysms of anguish.
  Chelidontum : Crampy pain in the inner angle of the right
shoulder-blade; shooting pain from the liver into the back;
pressive pain in the  back part of the head, toAvards  the left
ear;  pressure in the eye-balls; bitter taste in the  mouth;
nausea; palpitation  of the  heart, with very quick and irre-
gular pulsation and  without abnormal sound ; constipation.
  China:  Suits more the residues ofthe inflammation, espe-
cially the swelling  and  hardness of the region of the liver,
with  intensive disturbances of the  digestive organs;  head-
ache, bitter taste, yellow-coated tongue, yelloAv color of the
skin,  debility, aggravation at night or after eating, sensitive-
ness to external cold.
  Lachesis : Merc,  or Bell, being insufficient, or alternately
with  either, suitable to drunkards; formation of abscesses.
  Leptandra : Yellow-coated tongue ; constant nausea, with
vomiting of bile; shooting  or aching pains in the  region of
the liver; loss of appetite ;  urine  of a brownish color, or, at
any rate, very  dark ;  pain  in transverse colon ;  dizziness;
dark, almost black stools ; hot, aching pains in the liver, with
chilliness along the spine ; sharp, cutting pains near the gall-
bladder ; great burning distress in the back part of the liver
and in the spine.
  Mercurius : The regio  hepatica is very sensitive to the
touch, to inspiration, coughing, Ac.; aching pains, which do
not allow one to lie  on the right side ;  bitter taste ;  loss of
appetite ;  unquenchable thirst for  cold drinks ; severe chills,
alternating AA'ith burning fever; nightly exacerbations ; great
restlessness : very yellow color ofthe skin and eyes.   (After
Mere, Lach. is frequently suitable.)
  Nux-vomica :  Stitches or  beating pains, with  excessive
sensitiveness ofthe region ofthe liver to contact; bitter and
sour  taste; desire  to vomit or  Aomiting; pressure in the
hypochondria and region of the stomach, with short  breath; 
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 thirst, red  urine, headache, A7ertigo  anel paroxysms of an-
 guish.   (After Nux, Sulph. is frequently suitable.)
   Phosphor. : Icterus in the very highest d, gree ;  the powers
 of life ebbing away AA'ith the severe inflammation ofthe liver;
 typhoid  symptoms preelominating ; fatty liver.
   Phytolacca : Digging pains in the right  hypochondrium,
 preventing motion.
   Podophyllum: Feeling of fullness and stitches  in the
 right hypochondrium; twisting pains, with sensation of heat
 in the region of the liver.
   Pulsatilla:  Frequent  attacks  of anguish,  especially  at
 night, Avith  diarrhea;  greenish and  slimy stools; desire  to
 vomit ;   bitter  taste in the  mouth, yellow-coated  tongue ;
 oppressed chest; tension in the  hypochondria and  pressure
 in the stomach ; thirstlessness.
   Sulphur : Frequently after N.-vom., especially when the
 stitching pains  continue, or Avhen the above-mentioned reme-
 dies are  ineffectual or produce only a partial improvement.
   §  4.   The best remedies for chronic affections ofthe liver,
 are:  1)  N.-vom.  sulph.  2) Aur.  bell. lach. lye.  magn.-m.
 natr. 3) Alum. ambr.  calc. chin. sil.  4) Chel. ign. ioct. laur.
 sep.  5)  Eupat.-per. hydr. iris. lept.  pod. sang.
   For savelling or  induration of the  liver:  1) Ars. calc.
 chin. con. dig. ferr.  magn.-m. n.-vom. sil. sulph.  2) Caps.
 graph, lye mere  natr.-m. n.-mosch. puis.
  For abscesses in the liver : Hep. kal. lach.  mere. sil.
  For affections  of *the  liver from  mismanaged  or sup-
 pressed  fever and ague: 1) N.-vom. sulph.  2)  Calc. caps.
 lach. natr.-m. puis.  3) Natr. sulph.
  For bilious calculi in the liver : Calc. hep. lach. podoph.
 sil. sulph.

  HERPES  PUSTULOSUS,  Ecthyma.—Not to be con-
 founded  Avith ruj)ia, the  primitive  form of ecthyma beino
pustulous, that  of' rupia vesicular ;  the ecthyma-pustules,  at
their base, are more inflamed, harder and more firmly seated
than in rupia.   (See : Rupia, Rhypia.)
  However,  rupia and ecthyma being closely related to each
other, externally at least, the same remedies will probably do
for either eruption.  Ecthyma seems to require more parti-
cularly:  Ars. mere rhus. sulph.; or, Borax, cham. staph.
  See: Rupia and Herpes. 
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  HERPES   OF THE  SEXUAL ORGANS, HERPES
PREPUTIALIS, Ac
  §  1.  For  true herpes proepnitialls (spots on the prepuce) :
Aur. hep. nitr.-ac. phos.-ac.   Besides: Dulc. sep. sulph.
  Itching of the pudendum requires:  1) Calc.  carb.-v. con.
kal.  lye natr.-m, sep.  sil. sulph.  2) Amm.  graph, kreos.
magn.-c. nitr.-ac. staph.   3) Calad.-seg.
  Itching and herpes ofthe scrotum: 1) Dulc. petr. natr.-m.
nitr.-ac. sulph.   2) Amb. coccul. rhod. thuj.
  Itching and humor of the anus: 1) Merc  nitr.-ac. sep.
sulph. thuj.  2) Bar. calc. zinc.
  See:  Herpes, Vagina, swelling  of, Phimosis, Ac.

  HERPES  SQUAMOSUS, Psoriasis.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Ars. calc. cic clem. dulc. led.
lye. mere sep. sulph. 2) Bry, caust. graph, mur.-ac. nitr.-ac.
oleand.  petr.  phos.  rhus.  thuj.   3)  Aur. ? cupr. ?  magn.-c.
sassap. ? zinc?
  §  2.  For  psoriasis infantilis: Calc.  cic. lye mere sulph.
  Psoriasis inveterata:  1) Clem, sulph.  2) Calc mere petr.
rhus. sep.
  Psoriasis syphilitica: Merc.;  or, if much Mercury should
have been used: 1) Clem, sassap. sulph.  2) Lye n.-jugl.
nitr.-ac. thuj.  3) Cist.-can. eupat.-perf. phytol.
  §  3.  Psoriasis labialis, with  cracked, ulcerated lips:  1)
Merc, natr.-m.   2) Calc graph, mez. nitr.-ac. phos. sep. sil.
  Psoriasis facialis : 1) Calc. sulph.   2) Graph,  lye sep.  3)
Cic.  led. mere oleand.
  Psoriasis palmaris : Mur.-ac. sulph.-ac. zinc.   2) Aur. calc.
graph, hep. mere petr. sassap, sil. sulph.
  Psoriasis scrotalis  : Petr. nitr.-ac.  thuj.
  §.  4.   See: Herpes.

  HICCOUGH, Singultus.
  Generally a mere  symptom, though  sometimes very trou-
blesome, and then pointing to  the  folloAving remedies:  1)
Aeon, amm.-m. bell.  bry. cupr. hyos. ign. magn -m.  n.-mosch.
n.-vom.  puis,  strain, sulph.   2) Agar. ars. baryt borax, calc
carb.-v. cocc. coff. cupr. graph, lach. led. lye mere mur.-ac
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. ruta. sep. sil. spong. staph, veratr.  3) Gels.
sang.

  HOARSENESS, Raucedo, Aphonia.
  §  1.  Principal  remedies: 11  Carb.-v, dros. mang. phos. 
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HOARSENESS.
spong.  2) Bell. bry. caps, caust. cham. dulc hep. mere. natr.
n.-vom. petr. puis. rhus. samb. sil. sulph.  3) Amb. calc, chin.
graph, natr.-m. seneg. stann. A'eratr.
   §2.   Catarrhal hoarseness requires:  1) Cham carb.-v.
dulc. mere, n.-vom. puis. rhus. samb. sulph.;  or, 2)  Bell. calc.
caps. dros. hep. mang. natr. phos. tart.
   Chronic hoarseness:   1)  Carb.-v. caust, hep. mang. petr
pirns, sil. sulph.; or, 2) Dros. dulc.  rhus.
   Aphonia (loss of voice) : Ant. bell, caust. mere phos. sulph.
   § 3.   Ileiarseness  in  consequence  of measles:  Bell. bry.
carb.-v. cham. dros.  dulc. sulph.
   In  consequence  of croup: 1)  Hep.  phos.;  or, 2) Bell.
carb.-v. dros.
   Of bronchial catarrh: Carb.-v.  caust.  dros. mang.  phos.
rhus. sil. sulph.
   Of a colcl: Bell, carb.-v. dulc. sulph.; and if aggravated
by every return  of  cold and damp Aveather:  Carb.-v. and
Sulph.
   § 4.  As regards affections of the voice, give :
   a) For  monotonous sound of A'oice,  without  modulation:
Dros.  graph,  spong, stram.
   b) For high, fine, shrill voice:  Bell. cupr.  stann. stram.
   c) Hollow, dull voice, as if from  the grave: 1) Bell, caust
dros. phos. samb. spong. veratr.  2)  Camph. carb.-v. hep. ipec.
stann.  veratr.
   d) For croaking voice: Aeon. cin. ruta.
   e) Crowing voice: Cupr. strain.
   f) Boss of voice: 1) Baryt. bell,  carb.-veg. caust. phos. 2)
Ant. dros. hep. lach. mere natr.-m. plat. puis, spong. sulph.
veratr.
   g) Nasal voice:  1)  Aur.  bell.  lach.  lye mere phos.-ac.
2) Alum. bry. staph.
  h) Bough, hoarse voice: 1) Carb.-v. dros. mang. phos. spong.
2) Bell bry. caps,  caust. cham. dulc. hep.  mere natr. n.-vom.
petr. puis, rhus. samb. sil. sulph.  3) Amb. calc. chin, graph.
natr.-m. seneg. stann. veratr.
   i) Feible, Ioav voice:  1) Ant. canth. eaust  hep. sec. veratr.
2) Bell, carb.-v. chin, lye op. spong. staph.
   k) Beep bass-voice:  1) Chin. dros. sulph.  2) Anac. iod
laur. par.
   1) I/isonorous voice:  Ang. dros.  spong.
   m) Falsetto voice, not pure : 1) Caust. graph, mere spong.
2) Baryt, camph. chin. croc, nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. sabad. 
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   n) Voice that gives out: Dros. spong.
   o) Hissing voice: Caust. phos.
   § 5.  Compare:  Bronchial Catarrh, Cough, Speech
 Deficient, Ac.

   HOME-SICKNESS, Nostalgia.
   Priucipal remedies :  1) Caps, mere phos.-ac.; or, 2) Aur
 carb.-an. ign.
   Capsicum : Red cheeks, weeping and sleeplessness.
  ^ Mercurius :  Anguish,  trembling  and  restlessness,  espe-
 cially  at night, sleeplessness ;  vexed mood, causing one to
 complain of every body; desire to escape, Ac.
   Phosphori-acidum :  Taciturn; dull mood, hectic  fever,
 with droAvsiness and morning-sweat.

   HONEY, ILL EFFECTS OF POISONOUS.
   According to Hering, the principal remedy is Camph., by
 olfaction and as a liniment; then drink black coffee or tea, as
 hot as you can bear it.

   HUNGER, CANINE.
   § 1.   Principal remedies : 1) Calc. chin. cin. iod. lye petr.
 phos. sil. spig. staph, sulph. veratr.  2) Con. graph, hep. kal.
 natr.-m. n.-vom, sabad. sep.   3) Bry. coccul.  hyos.   lach.
 magn.-m. mere rhus. squill.
   § 2.   The desire to  eat much, gluttonous, requires:  1)
 Chin. cin. lye mere petr. staph.   2) Calc.  natr.-m.  sil. sulph.
 veratr.   3)  Collins, eupat.-perf. gels. pod.
   If this hunger should set in during recovery after violent
 acute diseases, after debilitating loss of animal fluids or blood,
 or after other debilitating causes, give:  1)  Chin, veratr.; or,
 2) Calc. natr.-m. sil. sulph.
   § 3.   Sudden hunger, inducing fainting unless  satisfied,
 requires: 1) Calc. chin.  cin. hyos. mere sabad. sil. spig.  2)
 Con. magn.-m. natr.-m. n -vom. petr. sep.
   AVhen the food is readily thrown up again : 1) Bry. n.-vom.
 phos. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Calc. cin. hyos. lye natr.-m.
  AVhen passed undigested as soon as taken into the stomach :
 1) Chin. phos. veratr.  2) Bry. calc con. mere sulph.
  §  4.   If affecting pregnant females: Con. magn.-m.  natr.-
m. n.-vom. petr. sep. pod.
  If persons who are  affected  with worms:  Hyos. mere
sabad. sil. spig. 
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HYDROCEPHALUS ACUTUS.
  § 5.  Compare: Weak Stomach, Gastric Deranoement,
Malaria, Ac

  HYDROCEPHALUS ACUTUS.
  § 1.  Principal lemedies:  1)  Aeon,  a jus. apoc-can. bell
verat.-vir.  2) Bry. hell, sulph.  3)  Arn. ars.  cin. con. dig.
hyos.  lach. mere. op.  stram.  4) Art.-vul. calc-e calc-plos.
cupr. arg.-nitr. zinc.
  For hydrocephalus acutus : 1) Aeon. apis. bell. calc.  2)
Apoc-can. bry. glon. hell, sulph. tart. zinc, veratr.-vir.
  For chronic : Ars. hell, sulph.
  § 2.  Particular indications :
  Aconite :  In the first fever stage where there is very active
inflammation, -with much heat, restlessness and distress.
  Apis :  The child screams out very sharply in its sleep,  espe-
cially after suppression of erysipelas, nettlerash, scarlatina;
profuse sweat on the head of a  musk-like  odor; squinting ;
grating of teeth ; trembling ofthe limbs; irregular, sh>w pulse.
  Apocynum-can. : Heaviness ofthe head ; coma, Avith stupid
droAvsiness ;  involuntary motions of the extremities.
  Belladonna:  Almost constant moaning;   the  child  re-
mains in a drowsy, sleepy state ; starting anel jumping.
  Bryonia : Aeon, and Bell, being insufficient; or for : face
red, almost broAvn-red ; the eyes roll about in their sockets, at
times closed, at  others  Avide open; dry lips; dry,  yelloAv,
broAvn-coated tongue ; more  or  less constant  motion of  the
jaws, as  if chewing  something ;  distended abdomen ; con-
stipation; scanty urine, or burning while passing it; quick
moaning  breathing;   dry, hot skin over the whole body;
thirst, Avith hasty swalloAving of the liquid.
  Calc.-c. and  phos. :  During teething;   fontanelles  Avide
open ; rachitic scrofulous diathesis.
  Cuprum: After catarrhal  and exanthematic fevers;  diffi-
cult dentition.
  Hellebores : Moderate fever ; feeble, not very quick, soft
and irregular pulse;  labored  breathing, occasionally  with
deep  sighs ;  complete apathy;  inability to raise one's self
alone ; the patient frequently moves his trembling hand to
the head ; constant relapsing ofthe head on raising the trunk ;
frequent rubbing of the nose ; the eyes are half opened, Avith
the pupils turned sideways or upwards,  and convulsive move-
ments ofthe lips;  dilated  pupils; wrinkled  forehead and
coA'ered  Avith cold sweat; no desire for anything but drink,
swallowing  it greedily and in  large quantities, and moving 
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273
the mouth  constantly as if chewing, both before and  after
drinking; easily angry, striking about, unwilling to have any
body near him, and getting the more angry the more kindly
he is spoken to ; pale and bloated face ; stupor ; starting fre-
quently, Avith screams and hoAvling; the nostrils become  dirty
and  dry; dropping  of the  lower jaAV;  scanty, dark urine,
with sediment like coffee grounds.
  Sulphur : In cases Avhere suppression of an erruption has
preceded the disease;  or the child does not get well on ac-
count of some constitutional dyscrasia.
  § 3.  We may use besides:
  Arsenicum : Great depression.of the vital powers, emacia-
tion, and a very waxy, pale look ;  thirst for water, only a
little taken  at a time, but very often.
  Artemesia :  In the stage of exudation after the futile use
of Bell. hell, and cin., with convulsions on the right side and
paralysis on the left  side ; coma;  greenish diarrhea;  face
pale and oldish looking ; body  cold all over.
  Argentum-nitr. : According to Grauvogl, in the last stage.
He gives it  in the sixth dilution, every two hours, and at the
same time, Calc phos., second trit, night and morning.
  Digitalis :  Pulse very sIoav, or irregular, white evacua-
tions and bilious vomiting ; second stage : the poAver of vision
entirely gone, Avith dilated pupils, great restlessness.
  Ferrum-aceticum : In weakly anemic children.
  Hyosctamus: Delirium, Avith jerking of the limbs; watery
diarrhea; red face;  wild staring look and throbbing of the
carotids.
  Mercurius :  Scorbutic gums ; salivation ; SAvelling of the
glands ; slimy or clay-colored stools, especially of children,
Avho suffer from Avorms.
  Opium : This remedy is of great value Avhen cholera infan-
tum threatens to terminate in this disease.
  Zincum :  The child cannot keep its feet still; particularly
indicated in dropsies following  scarlet fevers.
  Hydrocephaloid : A secondary brain affection, the result
of nervous  exhaustion  and  anemia of the brain, caused by
debilitating  diarrhoeas and loss of blood, with small and rapid
pulse and cold state ofthe body (a sort of typhoid condition
of the brain) requires:  1) Calc. phos.  sulph. zinc.   2) Carb.-
v. china, kal.-e mere, n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis, scill. sep. sil. verat.

  HYDROPHOBIA.—Dr.  Hering advises first to  apply heat
at a distance, and to continue this proceeding until chills set
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274           HYDROTHORAX.—HYPOCHONDRIA.

in, after -which the application of heat is to be renewed three
or four times a day, until the Avound is healed wit hem t  leav-
ing a cicatrix Avith discoloration.
  At the same time the  patient is to take a dose of Bell, or
Lach., as often as the Avounel  becomes Avorse, e.r a dose of
Hydrophobic  and this treatment is to be  continued until the
Avound is perfectly healed.
  If, after the lapse of seven  or  eight days, a  little vesicle
should show itself under the tongue, accompanied with febrile
motions, it should be opened  Avith a pointed knife, and the
mouth  should  be rinsed  with salt-water.
  If the rage  should have  actually broken out Avithout any-
thing having been done  for it previously,  give : Bell, or lach.,
or canth., hyoscyam. and mere, or stram. veratr.-alb. veratr.-
vir.  apoe
   (See : Mental Derangement and Pharyngitis.)
  HYDROPHOBIA, SPURIOUS, Dread of Water, Symp-
tomatic hydrophobia.
   This disease requires: Amm.calc.nitr.-ac.sassap.sep. sulph.
   The folloAving remedies may  likewise be considered, though
I have no evidence of their curative poAvers in this disease :
1) N.-mosch. puis.  2) Amm. ant. bell, carb.-veg. dulc. mere
rhus. spig., Ac.
   HYDE OTHOR AX .—Principal remedies : 1) Am.-e ars.
bry. carb.-v. dig.  hell. kal. lach. mere spig.;  or, 2) Aur. calc.
dulc. lye sen. squill, stann.  3) Apoc-can. asclep. sang.
   For symptoms, see:  Asthma; Pneumonia;  Pulmonary
Phthisis ; Heart, diseases of; Catarrh, suffocative, Ac.
   HYPEROITIS, inflammation of the palate.—Principal
remedies:  1) Baryt. bar.-m.  bell. calc. lach. mere  n.-vom.;
or, 2) Aeon. aur. chin. coff. sil.
   Inflammation ofthe velum, requires : Aeon. bell. coff. mere.
n.-vora.
   Inflammation of the palate: 1) Calc. chin,  n.-vom.;  or, 2)
Bar.-c.  bar.-m. lach. mere ; or, 3) Aur. bell.  sil.
   Ulceration,  or caries of the palate:  1) Aur. lach. mere sil.;
or, 2) Baryt calc, Ac.   (See: Bones, diseases of.)
   If caused by abuse of mercury, give : 1) Aur. lach.;  or, 2)
Bell, bar.-m. calc. sil., Ac   (Compare: Sore Throat, Sto-
ma cace.)
   HYPOCHONDRIA.
   §  1.   The principal remedies for this condition of the mind 
HYPOCHONDRIA.
275
 are :  1) Nux-v. and then Sulph.;  or, 2) Calc. and then Chin.
 and Nitr. ;  or, 3) Anac.  aur. con.  grat. lach. mosch. natr.-m.
 phos. phos.-ac. sep. staph.
   If caused by sexual abuse, loss of animal fluids, or othei
 debilitating causes, give:  1) Calc. chin, nux.-v. and sulph.;
 or, 2) Anac. con. natr.-m. phos.-ac. sep. and  staph.
   If caused by the derangement ofthe abdominal functions,
 sedentary mode of life, Ac, give : 1) Nux-v. and sulph.; or,
 2) Aur. calc. lach. natr. and sil.
   § 2.  Symptomatic indications, as far as possible.
   Calcarea : LoAvness of spirits, with disposition  to  weep ;
 paroxysms  of anguish, Avith  orgasmus, sanguinis, palpitation
 of the heart;  shocks in  the  region  of the heart; despair
 about one's health ; apprehensions of illness, misfortune, in-
 fectious  diseases, insanity, Ac.; dread of death;  excessive
 sensitiveness of all the organs of sense; malaise, aversion to
 work, inability to think  or to perform any mental labor, Ac
 (Compare:  Sulphur.)
   China :  Languor; mental dullness ; or excessive sensitive-
 ness of all the  organs  of sense; mental distress; discourage-
 ment , fixed idea  that  he is  unhappy  and persecuted  by
 enemies;  headache, or boring  pain in  the vertex; weak  di-
 gestion, with distention  of the abdomen, ill-humor, indolence
 after eating ; sleeplessness on account of ideas croAvding upon
 his mind, or restless, unrefreshing sleep, with anxious dreams,
 tormenting  the patient even after he wakes, &c
   Natrum : Lowness of spirits, Aveeping anel  lamenting on
 account of the future ; desire to  be alone ; aversion to life ;
 ill-humor;  disposition  to vehemence ;  inability  to perform
 any mental Avork ; headache ; want of appetite, feeble diges-
 tion, ill-humor, and a number of bodily and  mental ailment*
 after a meal, and after the least irregularity, Ac.
   Nux-vom. :  Ill-humor, despondency, aversion to life, eli.po-
 sition to vehemence;  indisposition to  Avork, or  to  perform
 any mental  labor; fatigue of the mind after  the least mental
 exertion; unrefreshing sleep, aggravation ofthe distress in the
 morning ; dullness of the head, Avith aching pains, or sensa-
 tion as if a pin were sticking in  the  brain; aversion to the
 open air, constant desire to lie  down, with great exhaustion
after walking;  painfulness and distention in the region  of
the hypochondria, epigastrium  and the pit of  the stomach;
 constipation, sIoav action of the  boAvels,  hemorrhoidal dis-
 position, Ac.  (Sulph. is  frequently suitable after Nux.)
   Sulphur : Lowness of spirits, painful anxiety of mind; 
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solicitude on account of one's affairs, health, salvation ;  fixed
ideas; paroxysms of anxiety, with impatience, restlessness,
vehement disposition; bodily and mental indolence ; absence
of mind, irresoluteness ; dullness ofthe head, with  inability to
perform any mental labor; exhaustion after the least mental
exertion; headache, especially on  the vertex :  fullness and
pressure in the pit  and region of the stomach; constipation,
hemorrhoidal exposition ; disposition to feel very unhappy,
Ac.   (Calc  is frequently suitable after Sulph.)
   § 3.  Use moreover:
   Anacardium: Fe>r  sadness, desire to be alone; dread of
the future, despondency, fear of approaching death, Ac.
   Aurum : Great restlessness, dread of death, whining mood,
painfully anxious state of  the mind; inability to r,Jl, <t ,w\th
heaelaclie after making the  least mental exertion, as  if the
brain Avere dashed to pieces, Ac
   Conic ai :  Listlessness, dread of company and death  at the
same time, Ac.
   Geatiola: Peevish, capricious, constipation, oppression of
the stomach, after a meal, Ac.
   Lachesis:  Uneasy about  one's  health;  idea that  one  is
hated by one's oavh family; inability to perform  any mental
or physical labor, Ac.
   Moscnus: The  patient complains Avithout knowing Avhat
ails him, Avith anguish, palpitation, Ac.
   Natrum-mur. :  When Natr. is insufficient, though it seems
to be indicated.
   Phosphorus : Sadness, alternating with mirth and laughter ;
uneasy about one's  health;  paroxysms of anguish, when
alone, or in stormy Aveather, Avith timorous dispe^sition, Ac.
   Phosphori-acid. : Dread of the future, brooding over one's
 condition, taciturn, cue.
   Sepia : Anxious a boutone's health, feels indifferent even
to his OAvn family; aversion to one's OAArn  affairs;  despond-
 ing,  weary of life.
   Staphysageia. :  Listless, sad, dreaming ofthe  future ; sad
 distressing thoughts about one's illness ; aversion to  mental
 or physical labor ; inability to think, etc.
   §  4.   Compare:  Mental  Derangement;  Melancholy,
 Hysteria,  Emotions, morbid.

   HYSTERIA.  § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Agn. aur. bell.
 calc. caust. cic. cocc  con.  grat. ign.  lach. mosch. n.-mosch.
 n.-vom. phos. plat. puis. Sep.  sil. stram.  sulph. veratr.   2) 
hysteria.
277
Alet.-far. anac apis. ars. asa. asclep.-t. bry. cact. ceras. cham.
chin, cimicif. corn,  cyprip. cauloph. gels. iod. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
stann. staph, stram. val. viol.-od.  3) Eryng. eupat.-ar. hed.
myric .polyg. scutel. senee stict. therid-cur. verat.-vir.
  §2.  a) For general conatjlsions : 1) Bell. cic. cocc. ign.
ipec. mosch. stram.  verat.-alb. verat.-vir.   2)  Aur. cham. gels.
stann.  3) Bry. calc. caust. coff. con. cupr. magn.-c. magn.-m.
plat. puis. sec. sep.  sulph.  4) Cauloph. veratr.-vir.
  b) For AFFECTIONS  OF THE MIND AND MORBID EMOTIONS:
1) Aur. calc.  con.  ign.  n.-mosch n.-vom.  phos. plat, sulph.
2) Anac. asa. caust. grat.  sep. sil.  sulph. viol.-od.   3) Cact.
gels, senee
  c)  For headache :  1) Aur. ign. iris. plat, mosch. sep.  2)
Bell. cocc. hep. magn.-c. magn.-m.  val. verat.  3) Bry. nitr.-
ac.  phos.   4) Alet.-f. cact. gels, therid.-cur.
  d) For spasms in the throat : Con. lye. magn.-m. plumb.
sulph.  2) Asa. caust.  gels, senee
  e)  For  gastric  affections:  1)  Ign.  2)  Cham,  cocc
magn.-c. n.-vom.
  f) For abdominal spasms :  1) Ign.  2) cocc. ipec. n.-vom.
3) Magn.-m.  mosch. stann. valer.  4) Ars. bell, stram. sulph.
verat.
  g) For vesical spasms : Asa. puis. sep.
  h) For menstrual and uterine difficulties :  1) Cocc. ign.
2) Cic. con. magn.-m.  n.-vom. puis.  3) Hyosc. natr.-m. plat.
sep. stann.  4) Alet.-f. cact. cauloph. senee. verat.-vir.
  i) For  spasms in the chest  and difficulty of breathing:
1) Ign. n.-vom. mosch.   2)  Aeon.  ars.  bell. coff. n.-mosch.
puis, stram.  3) Aur. con. cupr. ipec. phos. stann.
  §  3.  Particular  indications :
  Aconite :  Vertigo on rising from a recumbent  position ;
she dreads too much activity about her; constant headache;
great and distressing fear of death.
  Aletris-far. : Vertigo, Avith vomiting;  sleepiness and
stupefaction ;  flatulency ;  colic  in epigastrium; premature
and  profuse menses.
  Anacardium : Great forgetfulness; loss of memory; uses
profane language.
  Arsenicum :  Real hysterical asthma at  every little ex-
citement ;  Avorse the latter part of the night.
  Asafcetida :  Much  trouble about the  esophagus; sensa-
tion  of pressure, or as  if a body or lump were  ascending in
the esophagus, obliging frequent deglutition to keep  it down;
soreness in the esophagus, preceded by burning. 
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HYSTERIA.
  Aurum: Fine eruption on the lips, or face  and forehead,
thoughts of suicide, with palpitation of the heart.
  Belladonna : Bush of blood to the head during spasmo-
dic attacks, with redness of the face and eyes.
  Cactus-gr. :  Sadness, taciturnity anel  irresistible inclina-
tion  to Aveep ; love of seffitude ; fear  of death ;  congestive
headache; constriction in the  uterine region;  very painful
menstruation with great prostration.
  Cimiclfuga : Restlessness and sleeplessness ; nervous head-
aches, particularly in the forehead and eye^-balls, from within
outA\rards; amenorrhea and retarded  menstruation.
  Caulophyllum : Menstrual and uterine epilepsy ;  hyste-
rical convulsions, connected with dysmenorrhea!.
  Cocculus: Choking constriction in the upper part of the
fauces, with difficulty in breathing and disposition to cough;
retarded menses, which  finally appear, with great Aveakness
and  nausea,  even to faintness.
  Conium:  Vertigo in a recumbent position ; globus -hyste-
ricus ; the breasts sAvell, become hard and painful before the
menses, Avhen the  hysterical symptoms increase.
  Gelseminum: Hysterical  epilepsy;  hysterical convulsiems,
with spasms of the glottis ;  excessive irritability of body and
mind, Avith vascular excitement;  semi-stupor, Avith languor
and  physical prostration ; nervous headaches, commencing in
the cervical portion of the spinal column and spreading thence
over the Avhole head;  hemicrania ;  dysmenorrhea of a neu-
ralgic or spasmodic character.
  Ignatia : Anguish, with shrieking for help, Avith suffocating
constriction of the throat;  difficult deglutition ;  emptiness
at the pit of the stomach, Avith frequent sighing and great
despondency ; mental  sympteuns change very  often,  cheer-
fulness, Avith great despondency.
  Lachesis: Sensation as if a  lump were rising in the throat,
AA'hich does not particularly  incommode her, but merely fee-ls
unpleasant, but she cannot bear the  lest pressure externally
about her throat, or even about her chest,  stomach or  abdo-
men ; aggravation after sleep.
   Lycopodium :  Sensation  of satiety and  of fullness  up  to
the  throat;  much flatulency, particularly in  the  left  hypo-
chondrium;  red sand in the urine;  urine pale, especially
during the night.
   Moschus : Violent, long-continued, inveterate  scolding,
until she falls doAA'n in  a  swoon ;  great anguish, as if she
would die; frequent fainting ; constriction of the chest. 
hysteria.
279
  Natrum-mur. :  Belaying  and decreasing menses ; som-
nambulismus ;  a constant desire for salt; aversion to bread;
relief from perspiration.
  Nux-mosch. :  Mental symptoms change frequently  and
suddenly ;  excessive tendency to  laughter;  enormous  dis-
tension  after a meal;  vicarious leucorrhea  instead of the
menses.
  Phosphorus : Increase of sexual desire ;  great sense of
Aveakness in the abdomen ;  eructations of wind  after eating.
  Platina : Self-exaltation and contempt for others; strange
titillating  sensation, extending from the  genital organs up-
wards into the abdomen ; spasms, Avith Avild shrieks ;  menses
in excess,  dark and thick; chilliness predominates ; ameliora-
tion in the open air.
  Polygonum-punct. : Slight vertigo, with sensation in ex-
tremities as of a galvanic shock passing through them;  con-
stant desire to urinate;  warmth and a peculiar sensation of
tingling throughout the whole system ; amenorrhoea.
  Pulsatilla : The forms of her symptoms are very change-
able.
  Senecio : LoAvness of spirits, sleeplessness, sensation as if
a ball Avere rising from the stomach in the throat, Avith dis-
position to relieve it by swalloAving;  amenorrhea  and dis-
menorrhea.
  Sepia :   Paroxysms of something tAvisting about in  her
stomach and rising tOAA7ard the throat; her tongue becomes
stiff  and  she  is  speechless and rigid like a  statue; painful
sensation  of emptiness  in  the  pit of the  stomach; putrid
urine ; icy-cold hands  and feet;  sudden fainting, with  pro-
fuse sAveats and  undisturbed consciousness,  Avithout being
able to speak  or stir.
  Sulphur : She comes out of her spasms feeling very happy,
and every thing seems beautiful to  her.  Copious discharge
of colorless urine at the termination of her spasms.
  Theridion:  Hysterical  affections during puberty and in
climacteric years ; headache of the  Avorst kind ; want of self-
confidence ; vertigo and nausea increased to vomiting; the
least noise increases the headache;  anxiety about the heart;
violent stitches high up in the chest.
  Valeriana : Sensation as if something warm were rising
from her stomach, arresting her breathing, with tickling deep
in the throat and coughing.
  Viola-odorata : Much  weeping  without knowing why; 
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LTCHTHYOS1S.—IMBECILITY.
distress in the chest;  difficulty in breathing ;  anxiety and
palpitation of the heart.
  Veratrum-a7iride:   Congestive dysmenorrhea;  violent
hysterical spasms in plethoric persons.
  Zincum : Incessant  and poAverful tigetty feeling in the feet
or loAA7er extremities ; she must move them constantly.

  ICIITIIYOSIS.  Principal remedies : 1) Chin. hep. plumb.
thuj.   2) Alum. ant. eohic graph,  sabad. sep. sil. sulph.   3)
Amm. cic. dulc. lach. ran.-se rhus.
  ICTERUS, jaundice : Aeon, alone Avill often remove the
whole disease, or mere, provided the patient had not abused
it previously, in  which case china should be given.   Chin.
may likewise be  given  alternately with  mere   In obstinate
eases, Avhen mere or chin, are insufficient, hep. sulph. or lach.
should be tried, either alone or in alternation Avith mere.
  For jaundice  caused by a fit of chagrin or  auger, give:
Cham, n.-vom. or lach. sulph. or aeon. bry. ign. natr.-m.  For
jaundice from abuse of china, give: Mere, or bell, calc n.-
vom.  From abuse  of mere : Chin.  hep. lach. sulph.   From
abuse  of rubarb :  Cham, mere  In com/dieatiou with gall-
stones : Carduus-mar. n.-vom. podoph.  If caused by  taking
cold in consequence of sudden changes of temjierature : Dulc
n.-vom. cham.   By  imp/roper food and  overloading the sto-
mach: Puis, ant.-cr. bry. carb.-v. cham.  natr.-e. n.-vom.   If
being attended with  much flatulence :   Carb.-v. cham. chin.
ign. lye.  n.-vom. plumb.
  Try moreover:  Ars.  calc. carb.-v. corn. dig. gels,  helon.
hydr. lept. n.-vom. pod. sang, or nitr.-ac. puis. rhus.

  ILEUS, miserere.  The characteristic symptom of this affec-
tion is :  Vomiting of faced matter and urine.
  Ifcaused by intussusception ofthe  intestines, give: Led).
op. plumb, thuj. or cocc. ? n.-vom. ? pod. '( sulph. ?  If caused
by  injltmunition, or  by some  internal swelling, give: Bry
sulph.; or, if fever  should be present:  Aeon, or bell. lach.
mere, may be required.  (See : Enteritis  and Hernia.)

  IMBECILITY, IDIOCY.  Principal  remedies are : Bell.
hell, hyosc. lach. op.  sulph, or anac. croc n.-mosch.   (See:
Emotions, morbid.)

  IMPETIGO, herpes-crustaceus.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Ars. calc. graph, rhus.  sulph.
2) Bell. bov. cic. clem. dulc.  lye mere,  mur.-ac. sep.  staph. 
                 INDOLENCE.--INDURATIONS.            281

3) Alnus.-rub. alum, baryt. con. kreas. lach. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
oleand. sass.   4) Amm. carb.-v. caust hep. jugl. phos. phos.-
ac. ran. sil.
   § 2. For impetigo scabida : l)Dulc  2) Graph, lye. sulph.
   For imp. purifluens: 1) Calc. rhus. sulph.  2) Carb.-v.
cic. con. graph, lye sep. sil.  3) Nitr.-ac. staph.
   For imp. rodens : 1)  Ars.  graph, rhus.  sulph.   2)  Calc.
carb.-v. cic. con. hep. mere  sep. sil.  staph.  3) Bell, natr.-m.
nitr.-ac.
   For imp. figurata :  Ars.  calc. clem. dulc. graph, hep.  rhus.
sulph.
   For imp. sparsa : Cic. lach. sulph.
   § 3.  For  scurfs around the  eyes :  1) Ars. hep. mere.
sulph.  2) Calc. oleand. petr. sil. staph.
   For scurfs around the mouth :  Ars. calc. grajjh. kreas.
rhus.  sep. sil.  staph.
   For scurfs on  the nipples :  Ars. cham. hep. grajoh. lye
sulph.

   INDOLENCE,  INDISPOSITION  TO  MOVE, Ac-
Principal  remedies: 1) Aeon. ars. caps. chin. guaj. lach. natr.
natr.-m. n -a7oiii. sep.   2) Alum,  baryt. bell. bry. chell. cocc
dulc.  hell. ign. iod. mez. mur.-ac. op. puis. ruta. tart. thuj.
  Inelolence Avith heaviness, require : 1) Natr. natr.-m. phosph.
stann.  2) Asa. calc, chin. dig. ign.  kal.  mez. nitr.-ac. phos.-
ac. rhab.  sec.  sep. sil. spong.

   INDURATIONS.
   § 1.  Principal remedies  : 1) Bell, carb.-an. carb.-veg. con.
lach.  rhus. sep. sil spong. sulph.  2) Agn.  alum, baryt. bov.
bry. can.  cham. clem. dulc. iod. kal.  magn.-m. phosph. plumb.
ran. staph.  3) Arn. calc. chin, graph, lach. lye  petr. phos.-
ac puis, squill.
   § 2.  Inflammatory indurations (after inflammations):  1)
Bell,  carb.-veg. chin. clem.  lach. magn.-m. rhus.  sep. sulph.
2) Agn. arn. baryt bov.  bry. calc.  chain,  con. dulc. graph.
iod. lye  puis. sep.  sil. staph.
   Scirrhous indurations : Bell, carb.-an. carb.-veg. cham. clem.
con. magn. magn.-m. n.-vom. phosph. sep. sil. staph, sulph.
   § 3.   Compare: Glands, diseases of, and Cancer.

   INDURATION OF  THE SKIN, Callosities, Ac.
   Principal remedies :  1)  Ars. clem, graph,  rhus. sep.   2)
Ant.  chin. dulc. lach. ran. sil. 
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INFLAMMATION.—INFLUENZA.
  Hard collosities require :  1) Ant. graph, ran. sej). sil.   2)
Dulc lach. rhus. sulph. thuj.
  Horny indurations:  Ant. graph, ran. sulph.
  AVhen the hard pieces of skin become detached:  1) Graph.
natr.  sej).   2) Amin. ant. borax,  clem.  ran. sil. sulph.

  INFLAMMATION.—§ 1.  The  principal specific for in-
flammation is Acemite, though this is  not the  only remedy.
Acemitc is prine-ipally indicated by fever, hard  and accelerated
pulse, dry skin, Ac. ; in short, by the so-called sthenic inflam-
mations of the  old schoed.
  $  2.  Sulphur is the principal  remedy for  chronic inflam-
mations, though only remedial Avhen indicated by the totality
of the symptemis.
  See:  Infla.aimatory Fevers.

  INFLUENZA, GRIPPE.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Aeon.  ars. bell, caust. mere
n.-vom.  2) Arn. bry. camph. chin. ipec. phosph. puis, sabad.
sen.  sil. spig. squill, veratr.  3) Cepa. gels, stict.-p.
  § 2. Aconitum : Inflammatory symptoms, pleuritic stitches
and  inflammation of the chest;  or for dry, violent and rack
iug cough, Avith or Avithout oppression, stitches in the chest
or sides; also for rheumatic symptoms, Avith bronchial catarrh
and  sore throat.
  Arsenicum : Rheumatic headache with violent pains, fluent
coryza and discharge of corrosive mucus; or for:  Great de-
bility, with aggravation at night or after a meal;  spasmodic
cough, with desire to vomit, or Avith vomiting anel expectora-
tion of watery mucus ; running  of the eyes ; inflamed eyes,
Avith ulcers on  the cornea and excessive photophobia.  (For
this last symptom,  Bell or Lach. is sometimes indicated.)
   Belladonna : Spasmodic cough, or excessive aggravation
 of the  headache by talking, bright  light, Avalking or other
 motions; or when  the meningeal membranes are involved,
 with burning heat, restlessness,  delirium and convulsions.
   Causticum :  Rheumatic pains in the limbs,  and chills, ag-
 graA'ation by motion ;  pains in the malar bones  and juavs ;
 dry, violent cough, Avorse at night, with heat of the whole
 body;  sensatiDii in the chest  as if raw and excoriated;  con-
 stipation, loss  of appetite and nausea, or even vomiting of
 the  ingesta.
   Mercurius: Bheumatic ptains in the head, face, ears, teeth
 and extremities, with sore throat; pleuritic  stitches,  inflam- 
INFLUENZA.
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 mation of  the  chest, Avith dry, violent, racking, unceasing
 cough, not  alloAving the patient to utter a single word; dry
 or fluent coryza ; frequent bleeding at the nose ;  constipation
 or mucous or bilious diarrhoea ;  chill or heat, Avith profuse
 SAveat.
   Nux-vomica : Rough and hollow cough, with mucous rat-
 tling or thick expectoration ; violent headache as if the brain
 were  bruised;  heaviness of the  head, vertigo, pains in the
 loins,  constipation,  loss of appetite, nausea and  desire  to
 vomit; thirst; sleeplessness  or restless sleep, with anxious
 dreams; stitches or pain in the chest as if raw.
   § 8. Use besides:
   Arnica : Inflammatory symptoms Avith  spurious pleurisy,
 rheumatic pains in  the limbs, crampy headache or bleeding
 at the nose, and hemoptysis.
   Bryonia:  Rheumatic  pains in the limbs and chest, not
 allowing one to move.
   Camphora: Catarrhal asthma with excessive accumulation
 of mucus in the bronchi, suffocative fits, and dry  and cold
 skin.
   China:  Debility after the influenza, with loss of appetite
 and heat Avithout thirst.
   Ipecacuanha : Paroxysms of cough, accompanied by vio-
 lent urging to vomit and vomiting of mucus.
   Phosphorus : The bronchial and laryngeal affection is so
 intense that the voice becomes altered from the pain, and
 speech is almost impossible.
   Pulsatilla :  Cough day and night, especially Avhen lying,
 Avith mucous distress in the boAvels, and diarrhea.
   Sabadilla :  Fluent  coryza, dullness  of the  head,  gray-
 dingy color ofthe skin, dull cough, A\7ith vomiting or spitting
 of blood,  especially when  lying doAvn;  aggravation of the
 symptoms  in the  cold, also towards noon, and still  more
 toAvards evening; red spots in  the face or on the chest.
   Senega :  Constant tickling and burning in the larynx and
 throat, Avith danger  of suffocation when lying.
   Silicea :  For catarrhal disposition left after an attach of
 influenza.
   Spigelia : Influenza accompanied by prosopalgia.
   Squtlla :  Moist cough from the commencement,  vvith mu-
 cous expectoration.
   Stannum : Cough  dry  at first, then moist, with copious
expectoration, or Avhen the influenza threatens to assume a
phthisicky character. 
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INFLUENZA.—INSECTS.
   A^eratrum:  Influenza  accompanied  Avith  symptoms of
 sporadic  cholera, Avith feAV catarrhal symptoms, but  great
 debility.
  * Compare: Catarrh, Bronchial Catarrh, Couch.
   § 4.  Cepa :  Fluent coryza, with copious lachrymation and
 aggraAation in the open air.
   Cimicifuga:  Eheumatie-catarrbal attacks, Avith  pains in
 the limbs, heael, face, eye-balls;  chilliness;  heat and fluent
 Avatery coryza ; stufteel condition of the nostrils, Avith great
 sensitiveness to cold air, as if the base of the brain were laid
 bare  and every inhalation of the brain brought the cold air
 in contact Avith it.
   Eupatorium-perfol. : Flowing coryza ; sneezing ;  hoarse-
 ness,  A\*ith roughness  in the voice ; hacking cough in the eve-
 ning, Avith soreness in the chest; restlessness; pains and ach-
 ing in the limbs; the  patient is constantly changing his j/osi-
 tion,  although the jiains are not aggravated by re//ose.
   Gelseminum :   Catarrhal  fever,  Avith  sneezing,  Avatery
 coryza, soreness of the throat  and  cough, with rawness in
 the chest; severe cough, Avith (in children) a metallic sound,
 somewhat like croup.
   Phytolacca :  Influenza, AA'ith derangement of the diges-
 tive organs  ; thin, Avatery discharge from the nose, Avhich in-
 creased until the nose became stuffed; inability to breathe
 through the nostrils;  difficulty of  sAAalloAving.
   Sanguinaria : Intense irritation of  the nasal mucous mem-
 brane ;  smell  in  the  nose like roasted onions;  fluid coryza,
 with frequent sneezing; influenza, Avith rawness in the throat,
 pain  in the breast, cough, and finally diarrhoea; loss of
 smell.
  Sticta-pul. : Excessive dryness  of the nasal mucous mem-
 brane, Avhich  becomes painful;  soft palate, feels like dried
 leather, Avith painful  deglutition;  exaeerbatieni in the latter
 part of  the  day and forepart of the night, the morning hours
 are nearly free from distress ;  incessant  cough during the
 Avhole night, dry and  hacking  from  tickling in the  larynx,
 Avith oppression in the chest; incessant sneezing, Avith a feel-
 ing of fullness in the right side of the forehead,  extending
 doAvn to the root of the nose, Avith tingling in the  right side
 of the nose.

  INSECTS, stings of : Aeon. arn. bell., or mere, generally
procure prompt relief.  */  a r  v
  If the sting should  happen on a very sensitive place, caus 
                 INSENSIBILITY. — ISCHURIA.             285

 ing fever and inflammation, let the patient smell of Camphor,
 and give Aeon, should camph. be found insufficient
   If the tongue be stung by a bee, give A x>n. and then Arn.,
 and if no relief should be obtained, give Bell., in Avater, and
 afterwards Mercury, if the Bell, should cease to act.
   For stings in  the eye, give Aeon,  and Arn. alternately;
 Aeon, for one hour,  and let the Arnica act from three to four
 hours.

   INSENSIBILITY to external physical impressions.—
 If this condition should exist during illness to such  an extent
 that no remedy seems to effect the patient, give : 1) Carb.-v.
 laur. oleand.  op.  phos.-ac.   2) Anac. bell, camph. carb.-a.
 hyosc. lach. stram. sulph.

   IODIUM, ill effects of: For poisoning with large doses,
 give:  1) Starch, mixed with water.   2) Wheat flour.  3)
 Alucilaginous drinks.
   For secondary affections, or drug  symptoms, give  Bell.,
 then Phos;  or Ars. chin. coff. hep. spong. sulph. _j^,

   IRON, ill effects of.  Principal remedies : 1) Chin. hep.
 puis.  2) Arn. ars. bell. ipec. mere verat.

   ISCHIAS, COXALGIA,  COXARTHROCACE.
   §  1.  Principal  remedies: 1) Bell. bry. calc. colch. coloc.
 hep. mere puis. rhus. sulph.;  or, 2)  Ant. arg.  arn. ars. asa.
 aur.  canth.  cham. dig.  graph, kreas.  lach. lye n.-vom. sep.
 staph.
   §  2.  Genuine   coxalgia seems to  require:  1)  Bry. calc.
 caust. led. rhus.;  2)  Ant. bell, colch.  coloc. lach. mere n.-
vom. puis. sep. sulph.
  Nervous coxalgia (ischias) :  1)  Puis.   2) Arn. bell, coloc.
lye rhus. sep.
   Coxarthrocace: Coloc. phos.-ac. ; or, Calc. hep.  sil. sulph.
zinc.
  Buxatio or claudicatio spontanea (involuntary  limping):
Merc, and Bell., alternately, every few days a dose; or,  Calc.
coloc. lye puis. rhus. sulph. zinc.
  § 3.  See: Coxarthrocace, Gout,  Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Pain, Paroxysms  of, Ac.

  ISCHURIA.—Sp/asmodic ischuria requires:   1)  N.-vom.
op. puis.; or, 2) Aur. canth. con. dig. hyos. lach. rhus. veratr.
  Compare:  Urinary Difficulties. 
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ltch.
  For ischuria paralytica, give:  Ars. dulc hyos., Ac.
  See: Urinary Difficulties.

  ITCH, SCABIES.
  § 1.   Principal remedies:  1)  Mere  and sulph.;  or,  2)
Carb.-veg. caust. clem. hep. lach. lye rhus. sep. veratr. ; or,
3) Dulc. natr. phos.-ac squill.
  § 2.   For dry itch, give Mere and Sulph. alternately every
four, six or eight elays, until an improvement takes place,  or
the symptoms change' ; these  new  symptoms generally indi-
cate :" Carb.-veg. or I Iep., provieled it is the elry itch, or Caust,
if a few  pustules should have supervened.  The symptoms
which remain  after Carb.-veg. or  Hep. frequently yield  to
Sep. or Veratr.
  § 3.   For pustulous  itch  give first Sulph. and  Lye alter-
nately as above.  If the itch should become drier, give Carb.-
veg. or Merc.   Give  Caust.  once  a day, if Sulph. or Lye-.
remain Avithout effect.  If Caust.  should not produce a change
in two or three days, give a dose of Mercury every forty-
eight hours.
  If ulcers should form, give Clem, or Rhus-t.; if the  pus-
tules should change to large vesicles of a yellowish or bluish
color, give Lach.
  § 4. Itch mismanaged by Sulj/hur-ointment, requires Merc.
or Caust. ;  or, Calc.  dulc.  nitr.-ac. puis, selen.  sep.  If mis-
managed by the Sulphur and Mercurial-ointment, give: Chin.
and Caust. alternately, and then  the above-mentioned reme-
dies.
  The so-called bakers' itch requires: 1) Sulph. lye : or,  2)
Calc. dulc. rhus. and graph.
  § 5.   Other eruptions are easily confounded with the itch.
Impetigo, eczema, Ac, exactly resembling the  itch, may  be
gradually developed by uncleanliness, vermin; and the only
difference between these eruptions and the itch is, that the
aearus, this  only true pathognomonic characteristic of the
itch, is Avanting in the former.
  For acarous itch, Sulph. is undoubtedly the  principal  spe-
cific, though it seems by no means impossible that Caust.
mere, Ac, might cause such an  alteration in the  cutaneous
exhalations as Avould  lead to the destruction of the aearus,
which I  regard  as  the cause, not the effect, of the itch.  I
know of  a young man who contracted an  eruption in conse-
quence of having slept in an unclean beel on a journey, and
who removed it by a wash of tobacco-juice and vinegar. 
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  This acarous itch admits  of a mere  external treatment,
with  the Sulphur-ointment, Avithout exposing the  patient to
the danger of contracting  secondary diseases.  Of course I
do  not AA'ish to  be understood as if I  Avould sanction the
treatment, by external applications, of the  various itch-like
eruptions  Avhere the aearus  is  not present.  These are the
eruptions to Avhich Hahnemann's psora-doctrine should  be
applied, and the suppression of Avhich,  by salves and washes,
will induce the various secondary affections enumerated  by
Hahnemann and Autenrieth.
  The proper way, therefore, would be to distingish, 1) Sca-
bies acarosa, which can be treated externally without danger,
provided the aearus is the cause, not the effect of the disease;
2) Scabies Impetiginosa, eczematica, &c, dynamic diseases
requiring a purely internal  treatment.
  As regards symptoms, I recommend for eruptions  seated
in the folds of joints, and  especially7 in the hands and between
the fingers, if characterized by itching :
  a)  Generally:  1) Sulph.  2) Carb.-veg. caust. mere 6elen.
sep. sulph.  3) Ant. ars.  lach. veratr.  4) Coloc, dulc. cupr.
kreos. mang. phos.-ac. squill, tart. zinc.
  b)  For eruptions readily bleeding : 1) Merc. 2 ) Calc. dulc.
sulph.
  c)  Dry  and  rash-like  eruptions: 1) Carb.-veg. mere sep.
sil.  sulph.  2) Calc. caust. cupr. dulc. led. veratr.
  d)  Humid eruptions :  1) Carb.-veg.  graph, lye. sulph.  2)
Caust. clem, kreas. sep. staph.
  e) Pustulous eruptions:  1)  Caust. kreas. mere sep. sulph.
2) Ant. squill.
  § 6.  See Eruptions and Herpes.*

  ITCHING OF THE ANUS. —Aconite  is  an excellent
remedy,  especially if the  skin be inflamed ;  we may likewise
try:  Merc nitr.-ac.  sepia, sulph. thuj.; and: Baryt. calc.
zinc,  at long intervals.  See :  Herpes, Itching of the skin,
ILFxAIORRHOIDS, AVorm affections.
  ITCHING OF THE SKIN, pruritus, prurigo simplex.
  § 1.  This itching  may depend  upon  a A'ariety of causes,
of Avhich  the  principal are :  1) a  simple irritation of the

  *  An excellent means of removing  inveterate itch, is the hydre>pathic
treatment.  I know of a case that had been treated homreopathically for
a -whole year, here and in Europe, Avithout the least  success, and finally
yielded completely to hydropathic treatment (at Brattleborough) in the
short space of five weeks.—Hempel. 
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LABOR.
skin, by sweat, Ac.   2)  A so-called humor characterized by
a very fine A'esicular eruption.
  § 2.  For sini/le itching, in the evening Avhile undressing,
or after having got Avarm  in bed, or by exercise, give :  1)
Bry. n.-vom. op. puis. rhus. sil. sulph.   2)  Coccul. oleand.
  The acrid humor about the anus, sexual organs, Ac. ( pru-
rigo)  requires: 1) Calc  mere, nitr.-ac sep. sulph.  2) Carb.-
veg. con.  natr.-m. sil.  3) Alum.  amb. amm. baryt. caust.
coccul. graph,  lye.  phosph. rhus. thuj.
  § 3.  For itching of  the anus, give:  1) Alum. amm. calc.
carb.-veg. caust, lye. nitr.-ac.  sep.  sulph.   2)  Baryt. kal.
phosph. sil. thuj. zinc.
  Itching of the scrotum: 1) Nitr.-ac. petr. sulph.  2) Amb.
carb.-A'eg. caust. coccul.  graph, lye. thuj.
  Itching of the pudendum : 1)  Calc carb.-Arcg. eon. natr.-
m. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Alum. amb. amm. mere nitr.-ac rhus.
  § 4.  Compare: Herpes of the sexual organs and anus,
and Eruptions, Herpes.

  LABOB.   | 1.   The best remedies to facilitate labor, or
to remove dynamic difficulties, are :  1) Cham. coff. n.-mosch.
n.-vom. op. jnds. sec. 2) Aeon. bell, calc  3) Caul, macrot
gossip, gels.
  § 2.  Spasmodic pains require: 1) Coff. n.-vom.  2) Bell.
cham. n.-mosch. puis.
  Coffea : For violent pains,driving the patient to despair;
if Coffea should not help, give Aconite.
  Nux-vomica : Pains Avithout  actual labor, Avith constant
urging  to go to stool or to urinate.  If n.-vom. should not
.suffice, give: 1) Cham, or bell.;  or, 2)  N.-mosch. or puis.
  § 3. AVeak or deficient pains require : Bell, chain, gels.
kal. natr.-m. n.-vom. op. puis. ruta. sec. sep.
  Belladonna : The pains come on suddenly and disappear
after  a time, as suddenly as they came;  spasmodic contrac-
tions  of the neck, Avhich is hot, dry and  tender; throbbing
headache, -with great sensibility to light and noise.
  Gelseminum : Cutting in the abdomen, from  before back-
wards and upwarels, rendering the labor-pains useless.
  Ipecacuanha : Constant nausea ; the pains are distressing
by  reason of  a sharp cutting about the  navel, Avhich  darts
off towards the uterus, hindering the proper action of the
womb.
   Eali-c. : The pains begin in the back, and instead of com-
ing round in   front pass off doAvn the buttocks, or they are 
LABOR.
289
  sharp and cutting across  the  lumbar  region, arresting con-
  tractions.
    Natr.-mur. :  Very sad and foreboding, so much so that
  labor goes on very slowly, from feeble pains.
    Nux-vomica :  Every pain causes  an inclination to go to
  stool or to urinate; everyjxiin causes fainting, and thus in-
  terrupts the progress of labor  ; retarded  and painful labor
  in Avomen used to sedentary life or to high living.
    Opium : The pains have been  suppressed from fear or fright.
  She is in a soporous state,  Avith red face and eyes and sterto-
  rous breathing; tAvitching and  jerking muscles.
    Pulsatilla :  Inactivity of the uterus ; the pains excite
  palpitations, suffocation anel fainting  spells, unless the doors
  and AvindoAvs are Avide open.
    Secale : For  Aveak  cachectic Avomen, or in Avomen Aveak-
  ened from venous ha3morrhages, no matter Avhether spasmo-
  dic pains or no pains are present.
    §  4.   If the placenta  should not be expelled readih', or
  should  adhere  to the uterus, give:  Puis, or sec.  If Puis.
  should  not  be  sufficient, or if  there  should be tendency of
  blood  to the head, red face, glistening eyes, dryness of the
  skin anel vagina, great anguish and restlessness, Bell, is the
  best remedy.
   §  5.   Violent  and  long-lasting after-pains  require;
  1) Arn. cham. coff.  2)  Calc. n.-vom.  puis,  xanthox-fr.
   Chamomilla:  Pains very distressing; she can hardly bear
 them ; she is irritated and ill-natured. Dark  lochial discharge.
   Coffea : Sleeplessness;  the after-pains are distressing and
 she feels them very acutely.
   Cuprum-ac. : Terrible crampy pains; pains Avhich produce
 cramps in the extremities.
   Nux-vom. : Aching pains ; every pain causes an inclination
 to go to stool.
   § 6.   Convulsions or Spasms during labor, require: 1)
 Gels, hyosc.  ign.   2)  Bell,  cham, cic.  cupr. lach. op. puis.
 stram. zinc.
  Aconite :  AVhen  in their incipiency there is a hot,  dry
 skin, thirst, restlessness, fear of  death.
  Argent-nitr. : Constant  motion from the time she comes
 out of one spasm till she goes into  another; the spasms are
 violent and are preceded by a sensation  of  expansion of the
 A\hole body.
  Arnica : The pulse is full and strong, and  during every
pain the blood rushes violently to the face and  head; symp- 
290                      LABOR.
 toms of paralysis of the left  side; h>ss of consciousness ;
 involuntary discharge of stool anel urine.
   Belladonna :  Convulsive  movements  in the  limbs  and
 muscles of the face; paralysis ofthe right side of the tongue ;
 difficult deglutition; renewal of the fits at every pain; more
 or less  tossing between  the  spasms, or deep sleep, with gri-
 maces,  or starts and cries, -with fearful visions.
   Ci< uta : St range contortions of the upper part of the body
 and limbs during the paroxysms, with blue face and frequent
 inteiruptions of breathing for a few moments.
   Cuprum:  Spasms, complicated Avith  violent  vomiting;
 opisthotonos with every paroxysm,  with spreading out of
 the limbs anel opening of the mouth.
   Gelseminum :  Premonitory  symptoms:  The heael  feels
 very large ; the spasms occur as the first symptom of the os
 uteri being unchanged, or perhaps rigid.
   Hyosciamus : Bluish color ofthe face, anel twitchings and
jactitations in every muscle of the boely.
   hiNATiA : Deep sighing and sobbing, AA'ith a strange com-
 pressed feeling of the brain.
   Laciiesis : Alolent convulsions in  the  lower limbs, Avith
 coldness of the feet; stretching  backwards of the  body and
 crying out.
   Opium :  Sopor, with  stertorous respiration;  incoherent
Avandering and convulsive rigidity ofthe body, Avith redness,
SAvelling and heat of the  face.
   Pulsatilla :  The countenance is cold, clammy  and pale;
loss  of  consciousness and of motion;  stertorous  breathing
and full pulse.
   Stramonium: Frightened appearance before and after the
convulsions  commence ;  sardonic grin; stammering, or loss
of speech;  loss  of consciousness  and sensibility; frightful
visions ; laughter ; singing ; attempts  to escape.
   Verat.-vir. : Great activity of the arterial system ;  con-
vulsions or mania.
   § 7.   Derangement of the  lochial discharges.
   Belladonna:  Offensive lochia, feeling hot to the parts;
delirium and frightful A'isions.
   Chamomilla : Suppression of  the lochia, followed  by diar-
rhoea, colic, toothache, irritability.
   Coffea :  The  discharge is too  profuse, Avith an  exalted
nervous sensibility.
   Carbo.-ar. : Lochia too long-continued,  thin, offensive, ex-
coriating, with numbness in the limbs. 
LAGOPHTHALMUS.—LASSITUDE.
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   Kreasote : Very offensive  lochia, almost ceasing and ex-
 coriating ; then it freshens up and again almost disappears, to
 freshen up once more.
   Platina :  A little discharge remains, but it is black and
 clotted; great tenderness of the genital organs.
   Pulsatilla : The milk  has  disappeared from the breasts ;
 the scanty lochial discharge is milky.
   Sepia :   Offensive, fetid, excoriating lochia,  AA'ith little
 sharp-shooting pains in the region of the neck ofthe uterus.
   § 8.  Injuries of the sexual parts in consequence of
 painful labor, require Arnica, bathing the parts Avith ten
 drops in eight ounces of Avater.
   For metrorrhagia, use :  1) Croc  plat.  2) Bell.  cham.
 ferr. sabin.   Compare :  Metrorrhagia.
   See, also: Confinement.

   LAGOPHTALMOS,  paralysis of  the eye-lids.   Prin-
 cipal remedies : 1) Bell,  nitr.-ac. sep.  spig  stram. verat. zinc.
 2) Calc. cham. cocc. hy7ose n.-vom. op. puis, plumb, rhus.

   LARY^NGITIS and  LARYNGEAL PHTHISIS.  Prin-
 cipal remedies:  1) Aeon, carb.-v. caust. dros. hep. iod. phos.
 sp>ong.  2) Arg. ars. brom.  lach. n.-vom. sang.   3) Arg.-n.
 bell,  canth.  kreas.  mere.  samb. tart, verat.   4)  Bry. calc.
 cham. cist, eryng. ipec. led. mang. nitr. nitr.-ac. seneg. stann.
 stilling.  5) JEse-h. ? ampel. ?  rum. ?
   For angina laryngea :   1) Aeon. bell. hep. j)hos. spong.
 2) Ars. carb.-v. cham. dros. iod. ipec. mere seneg. tart.
   For phthisis laryngea :  1) Ars. calc. carb.-v.  caust. cist.
 iod. j)hos. sulph.   2.) Arg. hep. kreas. mang. nitr.-ac. spong.
 3) Arg.-n. dros. dulc. kal.-bi. lach. led. seneg. sil.
   For ulceration of the laeynx :  1) Ars. calc. carb.-veg.
 phos.  2) Caust, dros.  hep.  kreas. nitr.-ac. spong.  3) Arg.
 arg.-n. iod. kal.-bi. led. mang. sulph.
   For preachers, teachers, and  generally for people who use
 their voice continually:  1) Cede.  2)  Arg. lach.
   See:  Hoarseness,  Cough, Bronchitis,  Tracheitis, Bha-
 ryngitis.
  LASSITUDE, or debility from bodily or mental exertions,
asthenia.  § 1. Principal remedies: 1) Ars. carb.-v. chin. ipec.
n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. staph. sulj)h.  verat.  2) Aeon. amm.
 arn. baryt. calc. camph. caust. cocc. ferr. graph, kal. lach. lye
mere natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac oleand.  rhus. sec. sep. sil.   3)
Anac. arg.-n. bar.-m. cann. canth. cham. con. cupr. dig. dulc. 
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LAUGHTER.--LEAD.
fluor.-ae hyosc.  kreas. magn.-m. mosch. mur.-ac. petr. plat.
stann. zinc
  § 2.  For  debility from  great loss of fluids, the chief
remedy is China.  2)  Calc, curb -v. cin. lach. n.-vom. j/hos.-ac.
sulph. verat.   3) nitr.-ac. sulph.-ac.
  § 3.  Feu-  debility from  sexual  excesses, but Avithout
onanism:  1)   China.    2) Calc. n.-vom. phos.-ac.  sil. staph.
sulph.   3) Anac. arn.  carb.-v. con. mere natr.-m. phos. sep.
   Calcarea :  Great debility, tremor of the legs, lassitude and
headache after every  coitus.
  Staphys.:  Asthmatic paroxysm with hypochondria after
Ce)itUS.
  § 4.  The  consequences of onanism  require n.-vom., fid-
lowed by sulph. anel calc ;  should phos.-ac and staph, not
suffice,  Carb.-v  cin. cocc con.  natr.-m. n.-mosch.  phos. are
also recommended.  China is  not indicated,  as the disease is
not caused  by loss of fluids, but  by nervous derangement.
To eradicate  the tendency to  this vice, give: 1) Sulph. calc.
2) Chin. cocc. mere phos.  3) Ant. carb.-v. major,  plat. puis.
  § 5.  If Avorn out  by bodily' exertions:  Aeon. am. ars.
bry. calc.  chin. cocc. coif, mere rhus. sil.  verat.   If by fre-
quent icatching: Carb.-v. cocc. n-vom. puis.  By excessive
study:  Bell,  calc  lach. n.-vom. puis, sulph. By  sedentary
habits : N.-vom. sulph.
  § 6.  For   debility after severe acute diseases,  give: 1)
Chin. hep. sil. verat.  2) Calc. kal.  natr.-m. phos.-ac. sulph.
If the patient lost much blood by  venesections:  Chin, phos.-
ac. sulph.-ac.   For young people, avIio grow too fast: Phos.-ac.
For debility7  of  old people:  Aur. baryt.  chin. con. op.
   § 7.  For hysterical and neevous debility, see Hysteria.
  LAUGHTER, spasmodic, hysteric.  Principal  remedies :
1) Aur. calc.  con. ign.  2) Alum. bell, caust.  croc. cupr. phos.
zinc.   3) Anac. asa. cic. hyosc. natr.-m. n.-mosch. plat, stram.
Aerat.
   For risus sardonieus, frequently a  dangerous symptom in
severe cerebral  affections, are proposed: Ran.-se zinc-ox.
   LEAD, ill effects of.  § 1.  Poisoning Avith large doses re-
quires:  1)  Sulphate  of magnesia, dissolved in Avater, as a
drink.  2) Sulphate of  pe>tash.  3) Soap Avater. 4)  Albumen.
5) Milk.  6) Mucilaginous drinks or injections.
   §  2.  The  subsequent dynamic ailments  require : Alum.
bell, n.-vom. op. plat.  These remedies  likeAvise  remove the
drug-symptoms occasioned by lead. 
LEPRA.--LEUCORRHCEA.
293
  LEPRA.  Hering recommends : Alum. ars. carb.-a. carb.-
v. caust. comoclad. graph, natr.  petr. phos. sep.  sil.  sulph.
For the spots and tumors of leprous  patients, give: Alum.
natr. sil.

  LEUCORRHCEA, fluor-albus, whites.
  § 1.  This affection depends upon an inflammatory irrita-
tion of the  vaginal  mucous  membrane, or upon some more
eleep-seated affection ofthe uterus.   In the former case, even
if the  disease should  be A7ery obstinate and malignant, the
folloAving remedies should be principally used: 1) Cede mere.
jnds. sep. sulph,   2) ^Esc-hip. aletr.  alum. amb. amm. caul.
cimicif. carb.-a. carb.-v. chin. cocc. con. graph, ham. hel. kal.
kreas.  lye  magn.-c.  magn.-m. phos. phyt. pod. ruta. sabin.
senee  sil. stann. trill, zinc. 3) Aeon. agn. asclep.-inc bapt. bov.
cann.  caust. chimaph. dros. eupat.-purp. hep. hydr. iris. iod.
lach. myrie nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. petr. phos.-ac  rhus.-gl. sulph.-ac.
  § 2.  As regards  symptoms, give :
  a) For bluish : Ambra.
  For bloody mucus :  1) Baryt. calc.  carb.-v. cauloph. cocc.
con. eupat.-purp. ham. hydr. kreas.  nabul. nitr.-ac.  pod. puls.-
nut. pod. senee sep.  sulph.-ac.  2) Canth. chin, murex. zinc.
  For broavn : Amm.-m. cocc. nitr.-ac.
  For thick: 1) Ars. bor. carb.-v. con. magn.-m. natr. natr.-
m.  puis. pod. sep.   2)  Caul, murex.
  Thin,  watery: Alum.  amm. carb.-a.  carb.-v.  euphorb.
graph, magn.-c. magn.-m. puis. sil. sulph.
  Purulent : Chin. cocc. con. ign.  mere nitr.-ac. sep.
  Albuminous : Amm.-m. bor. bov. mez. nabul. petr. p>lat.
  Yellow: Ars. carb.-a. carb.-v. cham.  hedeom.  kal. kreas.
lye.  natr.  phos.-ac.  sabin.  sep.  stann.  sulph.  2) Hydr.?
senee ?
  Green :  Carb.-v. lach. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. sep.
  Milky :  Amm. calc. carb.-v. con.  lye phos. puis, sabin. sep.
sil.  sulph.-ac.
  Slimy: Ambr. amm. calc.  carb.-v. chin. con. lach. magn.-c.
mere mez. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. puis. sass. sep. stann.
tart. thuj. zinc
  Fetid :  1) Caps, kreas. natr.  nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  sabin. sep.
2) Aral. ? bapt. ? rhus-gl. ? trill. ?
  b) For burning : Alum. amm. calc. carb.-a. con. hedeom.
kreas.  puis,  sulph.-ac.
  Smarting, itching:  Calc. cham. con. ferr. lach. mere.
phos. sep. sil. sulph. 
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LICE-MALADY.
  Corrosia'e, acrid :  Ahnn. amm. ars. bor.  bovisl. carb-v.
chain, con. hep. hedeom. ign. kreas. mere, na^r.-m. mtr.-ac
nymph, phos. jnds. ran. ruta. sep. sil. sulph. sulph.-ac.
  c) For  leucorrhcea preceding the menses :  Alum, baryt.
calc. chin, graph, kreas.  lach.  phos. puis.  sep. sulph. zinc
During the menses,  or in their stead:  Alum. chin. cocc.
lach. puis, zinc   After the menses :  Alum. cafe,  graph, kreas.
nitr.-ac j)hos.-ac. puis, rut sil. sulph.   Betaveen the menses:
Calc. con.
  d) For leucorrhcea accompanied with abdominal spasms
or colic:  Caust cocc. dros. ign.  lye magn.-c. magn.-m. puis.
sej). sil.  sulph. zinc.
  AVith pains in the  small of the back:  Baryt. caust. con.
graph,  natr.-m.  kreas. u'sc-hip. carbol.-ac
  AVith great debility :  1) Baryt. chin, kreas.  stann.   2)
Aletr.-far. bapt. helon. hydr.
  With headache: Natr.-m.
  AVith yelloav complexion : Chin. ferr. natr.-m. sen.
  With pale  face:  Ars. cede, graph,  kreas  lye. natr.-m.
puis. sep.
  § 3.   Compare Amenia and menstrual irregularities.

  LICE -MALADY, Piithiriasis.
  § 1.   For lice on  the  head and other parts of the bo ly,
the best remedy is cleanliness  and  regular  habits.  If lice
should have formed, use :
  For  lice on  the  heael: Frequent  Avashing  Avith vinegar,
mixed  Avith part of  a solution of one spoonful of tobacco-
juice in a tumblerful of water, or snuff in place of the juice.
If the scalp should not be sound, or if the children are very
small, it is best to use  the  vinegar without tobacco-juice.
The same  mode  of Avashing  should be  adopted for lice  on
other parts of the body.
   Tobacco-juice is  likeAvise the best remedy for lice ofthe
sexual organs,  either in  the shape of a Avash of equal parts
of tobacco-juice and vinegar, or of an ointment made of snuff
and lard.   If the use of tobacco should  induce  unpleasant
symptoms, diarrhoea,  vomiting, Ac, Puis, will remove  them
very speedily.
   If the lice should have got into one's clothes, those have
to be heated in an oven; nothing else will clean them.
   § 2.  Spontaneous generation of lice in the skin or in boils
and tumors on the skin, requires: 1) Ars. chin,  staph.; or, 2) 
 I

                    LICHEN.--LITHIASIS.                295

 Mere sulph.:  or, 3) Lach. ? magn.-arct.? oleand.? sabad.?
 These remedies deserve confirmation.

   LICHEN.—Principal remedies :  Aeon. bry. cic. cocc dulc.
 lye mur.-ac. natr.-m. sulph.
   Lichen simplex: 1) Coccul. dulc.  2) Aeon. bry. puis*.
   Lichen agrius : Cic. lye mur.-ac. sulph.
   Lichen strofulus : Cic.  caust.  cham.  mere sulph.—Graph.
 rhus.
   Try likewise: Agar. amm. ars. calc. carb.-veg. con. phos.-
 ac. staph, stront.

   LIENITIS, Splenitis,  and other affections of the spleen.
 Principal remedies : 1) Agn. arn. bry. caps. chin. ign. n.-vom.
 sulph.; or, 2) Aeon. ferr. iod. mez. ?
   Acute lienitisrequires principally: China.; also, Aeon. arr,.
 ars. bry. n.-vom.   Aeon, when there is inflammatory fever.
   Arnica:   China being insufficient, especially  for aching,
 stitching pains arresting the breathing, or for typhoid  symp-
 toms, with languor, listlessness, dullness of sense ; the patient
 does not think that he is very sick.
   Arsenicum : Frequent bloody diarrhoeic stools, with burn-
 ing, great debility; or Avhen the disease assumes  an intermit-
 tent character, and China it* insufficient.
   Bryonia :  The swelling continuing after giving China,
 Ars. or  Nux-a7., Avith stitching pains in the  region of  the
 spleen during motion.
   China: After Aeon., or even  from the commencement, for
 aching, stitching pains, or when  the disease has  an intermit-
 tent character.
   Nux-vomica:  After Chin,  or Ars., the SAvelling  and the
 aching pain in the stomach continuing, and the general state
 of the patient being the same.
   For  constipation, swelling and induration of the sjileen,
 give : Ars. caps. chin.  ign. sulph.; or, iod.  mez. ?

   LITHIASIS, Gravel.
   §  1.   Principal  remedies : 1)  Lye sassap.  2) Ant, calc.
 cann. n.-vom. petr. phosph. ruta.  sep. sil. zinc   3) Alum. amb.
amm. arn. canth.  chin. lach. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. thuj.
 uva.
  § 2.   For stone in the bladder: Cann. sassap. uva.
  For gravel: 1)  Lye sassap.   2)  Ant. calc. phosph. ruta.
sil. zinc.
  § 3.  See Secretion  of Urine and Urinary difficulties; 
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LOCK-JAW7.—MACUL.E.
   LOCK-JAW, Trismus.—A mere symptom, though inch-
 eating  principally: 1) Camph. hyosc. ign. veratr.   2) Lach.
 mere. plat. sil.  3") Aeon. ang. camph. hyelroc cal. laur. mere
 mosch.  n.-vom. plumb, phosph.

   LOVE, UNHAPPY, ILL  EFFECTS OF: Generally re-
 moved  by:  1) Aur. hyosc. ign. phos.-ac staph.   2) Lach.
 puis,  sulph.
   Jlelancholg, weeping, religious mania: Aur. puis, sulph.
   Jealousy: IIvOS. lach. n.-YOHL
   (iriej : Ign., or, Pirns.-ac staph.
   I/, e/ie J'ever : Phos.-ac. staph.,  or, Puis.

  LUMBAGO.—Principal remedies : Bry. nux-v. puis.rhus.-t.
 sulph.—See Rheumatism, Pains  in the small of the back,
 anel Pains in the back.

   LUPLE.
   Principal remedies:  1) Calc.  daph. graph, kal.; and 2)
 Hep.  nitr.-ac. sil. sulph.
   I have so far cured every case of  lupin with one dose of
 Calcarea  30, alloAving it to act seven or eight Aveeks.  The
 SAvelling generally commences to diminish in the 4th to the
 7th Aveek.
  For Steatoma the principal remedy seems to be Bar.-c.
  For Ganglia : Sib, or sometimes, Amm. or Phos.
  MACULAE, Ephelides, Purpura,  Ac
  § 1.  Principal  remedies: 1) Brv. lye natr. phosph. se|».
sulph.  2) Alum, ant, ars. calc carb.-veg. con. graph, hyos.
lach. mere n.-vom. nitr.-ac. oleand. sabad. staph, sulph.-ac.
  g 2.  For  Ephelides  (freckles):  1)  Lye-,  phosph. sulph.
verat.   2) Amm. ant.  calc. dulc. graph, natr. nitr.-ac  puis.
  Hepatic spots :  1) Lye mere, nitr.-ac sep. sulph.   2) Ant.
carb.-veg. con. dulc. hyos. lach. natr.  n.-vom. phosph.
  Furfiiraceous spots (ptyriasis): Ars. alum. bry. lye. phosph.
sep. ;  and Avhen these spots  are seated on the head or along
the border of the hair scaip: Ars. and alum, or Calc. graph
oleand. staph.
  Spots of*pregnant females yield to : Sep. or con.
  Mol,s{xnev\)\o:  Carb.-veg. sulph. 2) Calc. graph, sulph.-ac
  £ 3.  Blue -red spots require :  Bell, phosph.
  Bloody spots: 1) Ars.  bry. rhus.  2) Hyos. led. phosph.
sec. sulph.-ae   (See Petechia.)
  Brown-red:  1) Nitr*-ac phosph.   2)  Cann. 
MAGNESIA.—MALACIA.
297
    Yellow :  Arn. ferr. petr. phosph. sulph.
    Greenish: Arn. con. sep.
    Coj)j)er-colored: Ars. carb.-an. kreas. mez. rhus. ruta. veratr.
    Bed:  1) Carb.-veg.  lye. mere, nitr.-ac. phosph. sep.  2)
 Arn. con. kal. sulph. sulph.-ac   If growing pale in the cold :
 Sftbad.
    Spots  as  if by contusion, shock, blow:  1) Con.  2)  Arn.
 sulph.-ac.  (See Petechle.)
    Scarlet: 1)  Amm. bell, mere phosph.   2) Croc, euphorb.
 hyos. sulph.
    Violet: Phos. veratr.
    Black: Ars. lach. rhus. sec.
    Wine-colored: Coccul. sep.
    White: see § 4.
    § 4.    White leprous spots: 1) Ars. sil.   2) Alum, phosph.
 sep. sulph.
   Bose-colored: Natr. phosph. sil.
   Syphilitic (copper-colored, violet):  Merc, nitr.-ac.
   § 5.   See Petechia, Ecchymoses,  Purpura,  Ac.

   MAGNESIA, ILL EFFECTS OF.—The  principal  anti-
 dotes of  this medicine  Avhen given in too  large quantities,
 are:  Ars. cham. coff. coloc. n.-vom. puis. rhab.
   Arsenicum  :  For violent, burning pains, worse at night
 and compelling one to leave the bed.
   Chamomilla : A'iolent colic Avith or Avithout diarrhoea.
   Coffea : Sleeplessness and nervous excitement.
   Colocynth  :  Excessive spasmodic pains, constipation  or
 sIoav stool.
   Nux-vom. :  Obstinate constipation, or constipation Avith
 colic, Colocynth haA-ing proved ineffectual.
   Pulsatilla : Spasmodic colic Avith  leucorrhcea, or watery
 diarrhoea  Avith colic, after Rhubarb had been tried Avithout
 effect.
   Rhubarb: AVatery, sour diarrhcea, with colic and tenesmus.

   MALACIA, desire for strange or exceptional things.
   a) Desire for beer: Aeon, caust. coccol. mere natr. n.-vom.
petrol, puis, sulph.   For brandy: Ais. china, hepar. n.-vom.
ojii. selen. sepia, sulph.   Wine: Aeon. bry. calc. cicut. hepar.
laches, sepia, staph,  sulph.  Spirits generally: Hepar.  puis.
sulph. sulph.-ac  Befreshing things :  Caust. coccul. phosph.
phos.-ac puis. rhab.  sabin. valer.   Coffee:  August, ars.  aur
bryon. carb.-veg. coni.  Milk : Ars. bovist. mere rhus. sabad,
silie staph.
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298                MAMM,E AND  NIPPLES.

  b)  Fat:  Nux-a7. nitr.-ac   Herrings:  Nitr.-ac.  veratr
Smoked things :  Canst.  Mat: IRlleb. magnes.-carb.^sulph.
Vegetables: Alum, magnes.-e   Ogst<rs:  Laches.   Cucum-
bers: Ant. veratr.  Sourkrout:  Carb.-an. cham.   Flour:
Sabad.   Warm  food:  Cycl ferr. lye.   Bread:  Ars. bell.
natr. natr.-m. puis.   liquids: Bry. ferr. mere  staph, sulph.
  c) Bitter things: Dig. natr.-m." Salt things: Carb.-veg.
caust. coni. mephid. veratr.   Sour things :  Ant. arn. ars. bor.
bryon. cham. hepar.  ign at.  kali,  phosph.  puis, sepia. s<piill.
strain, sulph. veratr.  Sweet, dainties : Amm.  baryt. china.
ipecac, kali, lvcop. magnes.-m. natr. rhab. rhus. sabad. sulph.
Juirq things":  Phos.-ac.   Fruit:  Alum,  ignat  magnes.-e
sulph.-ac veratr.
  d) Desire for clay, chalk, lime : Nitr.-ac.  nux-v.   For char-
coal: Cicut. con.
  Comp.:  Gastric derangement, Weak  stomach, Ac.

  MAAIALE AND NIPPLES.   § 1.  The  best remedies
for sore nipples are: 1) Arn. sulph.  2) Calc. chain, crot.-tig.
graph, ign. lye. mere puis. sep. sil.
  Chamomilla is suitable for inflamed or ulcerated nipples,
provided the patient had not  previously used it to excess, in
which case, Ign. or puis., or, perhaps, Merc, and sil. are  the
best remedies.
  For simple soreness use Arn. ; and if  this should not be
sufficient, Sulph. or calc.  hel.
  Afterwards we may require:  Caust. graph, lye mere n.-
vom. sep. sil.
  § 2.  For mastitis give: 1) Bell. bry. carb.-a. cist, graph.
hell. hep. lach. mere phos. phyt.  sil. sulph. verat.-vir.
  Belladonna :  The  breasts are swollen and hard, AA'ith
stitching and tearing pains, and erysipelatous redness radiat-
ing from a central  point, (acts Avell in alternation Avith Bry.)
  Bryonia : The  breasts are hard, rigid, turgescent, Avith
tensive  or  stitching pains on the  SAvelling, and burning heat
on  the  outside, especially Avhen there are febrile  motions,
heat, vascular irritation;  she feels sick on first sitting up in
bed or in a chair, and still more sick on standing up ; consti-
pation, stools dry, looking as if burnt; thirst for large quan-
tities of Avater; as  prophylactic on the 2d to the \th day it
controls the flow of milk.
  Cactus :  Particularly  indicated in  scrofulous  subjects,
when there is the greatest sensibility to cold air ;  inflainma- 
MANIA of suicide.
299
 tion and suppuration of the breast, AA'ith a sense of fullness in
 the chest,
   Graphites : In all cases,' AA'here there are so many old scars
 from former ulcerations that the milk cannot Aoav.
   Hepar : When  suppuration  has  set  in, in spite  of Bell.
 bry., Ac.
   Lachesis :  When  the breast has a bluish or purplish ap-
 pearance, and she has chills at night and flushes of heat in
 daytime.
   Mercurius :  Hard SAvelling of the breast, Avith sore or raAV
 pain;  the  baby refuses  the milk, which  is not  good;  other
 mercurial symptoms.
   Phosphorus : Inflammation  of the mamma?,  threatening
 ulceration, AA'ith stitching or cutting  pain; hectic fever and
 night  sweats ; fistulous ulcers with blue appearance and hard
 and. callous eclges.
   Phytolacca : The hardness is very apparent from the first,
 the breast is sensitive and more or less painful.
   Silicea : Particularly in fistulous  ulcers, the  discharge
 being thin and Avatery, or thick and offensive; symptoms of
 hectic fever.
   Sulphur :  Inflammation running in radii from the nipple ;
 profuse suppuration, with chilliness in the fore-part of the day
 and heat in the after-part.
   Verat.-atr. : Complication of all these troubles, AA'ith  great
 arterial excitement.
   § 3.  The  principal remedies for induration and lumps
 of the breasts, are: 1) Carb.-a. cist.  con. phyt. sil.  2) Clem.
 coloc.  graph, lye mere nitr.-ac. ol.-jee phos. puis. sep. sulph.
 If caused by a bloav or shock, give :  Arn. carb.-a. con.
   For the sensation of extension in the breast, give : Merc.
 n.-vom. sec. sep.
   Cancer of  the Mammae requires: 1) Apis. ars. aster.-rub.
 clem. hydr. oxal. phyt. sil.  2) Bell.  con.  graph, hep ? kreas.
 nitr.-ac. sep. sulph.
  Atrophia Mammae requires :  Con. iod.  nitr.-ac. sass.

  MANIA OF SUICIDE. —Principal  remedies:   1) Ars.
 aur. n.-vom. puis.   2) Alum. amb. amm. bell. lach.  nitr.-ac.
 plat. sep.   3)  Ant. carb.-v. chin. dros. hep. hyosc. mez.  rhus.
 see spig. stram. tart.
  For disposition to hang or choke one's self: Ars. ; to droAvn
one's self: Bell. dros. hyosc. puis. sec.; to shoot one's  self:
Ant. carb.-v. 
 300       MARASMUS SENILIS. — MEASLES MORBILLI.

   AVhen accompanied  AA'ith great dread oe death :  Aeon
 alum. chin, nitr.-ac. plat, rhus  When the  mania is  causeel
 hy excessive anguish or J'<ar: 1) Aur. n.-vom. puis.  2) Bell.
 caust. chin. dros. hep. plat. rhus. spong. staph.  When by
 sadness, melancholy, Ac.: 1) Aur. lach.  2) Carb.-v. hep.
 plat.  ruta. spong. sulph. sulph.-ac  When by despair : Amb.
 carb.-v. hyosc lach. natr. sep.  2)  Cact eup.-purp. lob.

   MARASMUS SENILIS.—Principal remedies: Baryt, con.
 op. phos. sec

   PURPUB.V SENILIS:  1)  Con.  2) Ars. bry. rhus. sec.
 sulph.-ac.  3) Lach. ? op. ? baryt.

   MEASLES, MORBILLI.  § 1.  Principal remedies:  1)
 Aeon. gels. puis.  2) Bell, bry  chin. phos. sulph. verat.-vir.
   § 2.   To facilitate the eruption  and to abbreviate the pre-
 cursory stage, give : Aeon. gels. /)>ds.,ox verat.-vir. ; or even
 Coffea, should the patients  be very restless, sleepless, beside
 themselves, or toss about.
   Photophobia is frequently relieved by Bell., if Aeon, and
 puis,  should not be sufficient; also, Phos. sulph.
   The cough sometimes requires a dose of Coff. hep.,  or
 Sticta. after Aeon.; real  pulmonary catarrh, or inflammation
 of the chest, sometimes requires Bry.
   § 3.   If the  irruption  should  recede, give:  Bry. phos.
 puis.; or, 2) Ars. bell, caust. hell,  sulph.
   The cerebral symptoms require :  1) Bell. gels, stram.; or,
 2) Ars. hell. puis, verat.-vir.
   The pulmonary symptoms : Bry. phos. sulph.
   Typhoid, putrid symptoms: 1) Phos. puis, sulph. 2) Ars.
 bapt.  carb.-a7, mur.-ac. phos.-ac. sulph.-ac
   § 4.  For the seqult; of measles, give : Bry. carb.-v. chain.
 chin.  dros. dulc. euphr. hyosc ign.  n.-mosch. rhus. sep. strain.
 sulph.
   The catarrhal  affections, such as  cough, hoarseness
 sore throat, Ac, require :  Bry. carb.-v. cham. con. dros. dulc.
 hyosc ign. n.-Arom. sep. stict. sulph.; for dry and hollow cough:
 Aiianthus, cham. ign. n.-vom. stict. ;  for spasmodic: 1) Bell.
 cin. hyosc ; 2) Carb.-A'. dros.; 3) Canth. cupr. dig. ipec. rum.
 sang.  ; for dry short cough : Coff.
  The mucous diarrhceic stools  require:  Chin, mere puis.
sulph.
  Otitis   and  Otokkiita :  1)  Puis.  2)  Carb.-v.   3) Cact.
colch. lye men. mere nitr.-ac sulph. 
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  n Jr™8 yieklS t0 Arn' °r rhuS>' and the white rash to
    § 5.  Particular indications :
    Aconite: Vertigo; red and painful eyes, with photopho-
  bia ;  coryza, sore throat, Avith hoarseness and dry, hollow
  hacking  cough;  stitches in the sides and chest; sleepless-
  ness, or little sleep, with vivid dreams and sudden starting •
  dry heat  all over,  with red  and hot face, or bloated face •
  bleeding at the nose;  frequent urging to urinate ; vomiting
  or colic, with diarrhoea.                                  to'
    Apis ;  Confluent eruption and cedematous swelling of the
  skin; greatly inflamed eyes; croupy cough ; violent cough
  similar to hooping-cough ; catarrh of the  bowels, with diar-
  rhoea ;  prostration, muttering and delirium.
  #  Belladonna : SAvelling of the parotid glands, with ptyal-
  ism ; sore throat, with difficult deglutition and painful  stitches
  when SAvallowing; hoarseness and dry cough, which fatigues
  the chest, with oppression and suffocative fits; dry heat  with
  violent aching  in  the forehead,  delirium  and convulsive
  twitching of the limbs; violent thirst; anguish and restless-
  ness,  Avith  nervousness   and  sleeplessness;  moanino-   and
  droAvsiness.                                        &
    Bryonia : The eruption does not fully develop itself, it ap-
  pears pale, and there is much dyspnoea; rheumatic pains in
  the hmbs, with  dry cough and stitches in the chest, when
  breathing or coughing.
    Gelseminum: Chilliness, Avatery discharge from the nose
 hoarseness, with feeling of soreness in the  throat and chest'
 rawness  of the  chest, with cough ;   specifically  indicated
 eluring the eruptive stage.
   Phosphorus:  Violent and ve?y exhausting  cough;   dry
 cough, Avith desire to vomit or vomiting; typhoid symptoms,
 with loss of consciousness ; Avatery diarrhoea ; tongue  coated
 with dirty thick  mucus; black lips;  debility; complication
 with bronchitis.
   Pulsatilla:  In almost every stage ofthe disease,  and in
 most cases, even  Avith putrid and typhoid  symptoms, or for
 sIoav and  tardy  appearance of the eruption ; inflammation
 of the inner and  outer  ear, Avith or Avithout discharge ;  dry
 mouth,  Avithout thirst; short and dry cough ; stitches in the
 chest;  chronic loose cough after measles. '
  Stramonium: Delirium,  with frightful visions  of rats, mice,
Ac ; desire to hide one's self; spasmodic symptoms in  the
pharynx and difficulty of SAvallowing. 
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MEASLES  MORBILLI.
  Sulphur :  The eruption fails to make its appearance and
the catarrhal symptoms become continually Avorse anel worse;
ophthalmia,  Avith scanty eruption, or violent otalgia,  Avith
purulent discharge; hardness of hearing ; tearing and beat-
ing in the head ;   pain in the limbs and lameness ; or Avhen
typhoid symptoms are present, Avith im>ist cough and puru-
lent discharge.
  A'eratruai-viride: During the febrile stage, especially if
pulmonary congestion is to be feared, with  dyspnoea, cough
anel pains in the chest; convulsions preceding  the  outbreak
of  the eru//tion.
  § 6.  Apply moreover:
  Arsenicum: black measles ;  or, retrocession ofthe erup-
tion ;  salloAV complexion, with blue or greeiiish-broAvn stripes;
crusts around the mouth; bloated face, pale and reel; burn-
ing, beating  pains  in  the eyes, with photophobia;  typhoid
symptoms; vomiting;  diarrhcea; great sinking of strength;
all Avorse about midnight.
  China: Aiolent  colic, Avith unquenchable  thirst;  abdo-
minal ailments, Avith frequent stools ; emaciation ; pale face ;
debility and no fever.
  Camphor:  When there is  much coldness  and blueness  of
the skin; the  face  is pale;  the  child  does not wish te>  be
covered;  the eruption does not  appear; also, in  different
after  complaints, especially painful and difficult micturition.
  Dulcamara:  Retrocession of the eruption from  exposure
to damp cold air.
  Euphrasia:  Streaming  of hot, burning tears from the
eyes,  with great photophobia; profuse running from the
nose,  Avithout burning ; cough only during the day.
  IpEe.-AcuANiiA: Much nausea;  short, hurried breathing;
incessant ami most violent cough 'with every breath; gastric
symptoms, with violent fever.
  Kali-ijichrom.:  Flowing  of  water from the eyes, Avith
burning, when opening them; pustules on the cornea; stitches
in the left ear, extending into neck and head; Avatery dis-
charges from the nose, Avith great sensitiveness and ulcera-
tion of the nostrils; loud rattling cough, with stringy expec-
toration.
  Mercurius: The  glands of the throat are much  swollen,
with  difficulty of swalloAving ;  slimy  stoeds,  streaked with
blood.
  Sticta-pul. : incessant dry or spasmodic ce>ugh, worse in
the evening  and during  the night, with oppression of the 
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lungs and the feeling of a hard mass collected there ; sleep-
lessness.
  §  7.   Compare:   Inflammatory  Fevers,  Exanthemata,
Bubeola, Scarlatina.

  MELANCHOLIA.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Ars. aur. bell. ign. lach. puis.
sulph. ;  or, 2)  Calc.  caust. cocc. con. graph, hell. hyos. lye
mere natr.-m. n.-vom. petr. sil. stram. veratr.
  For black melancholy: 1) Ars. aur. lach. n.-vom.; or, 2)
Ant. anac. calc. graph, mere sulph.
  For silent melancholy:  1)  Cocc.  hell.  ign. lye  phos.-ac.
puis. sil. veratr.;  or, 2) Con. petr. sulph., Ac.
  For religious melancholy: Aur. bell. lach. lye puis, sulph.
  §  2.  Particular indications :
  Arsenicum : Periodical attacks of anguish and restlessness,
restless moving about, inability to remain quiet in bed or to
sit still;  the  anguish sets in  at night,  or in the evening at
twilight; disposition to Aveep: fixed idea that one has offended
every body, or cannot lead a happy life; fear, Avith disposi-
tion  to kill one's self, or excessive fear of death ; oppressive
and compressive sensation in the pit of the  stomach ;  hot and
red face, Ac.
  Aurum :  Violent precordial anguish, Aveeping,  praying,
palpitation of the heart, aversion to  life, desire to kill one's
self; disposition  to  despair of one's self and of  the respect
of others, and to consider every thing from the  worst side ;
inability to  perform mental labor, even  the least;  frequent
buzzing in the ears  anel headache; bruised pain of the brain
after every mental labor; affections of the liver,  Ac
  Belladonna :  Great anguish, especially at the approach of
persons ; disposition to attack people, followed  by tears of
repentance;  or restless, gloomy and whining moods, Avith
listlessness and indifference ;  amorous paroxysms ; spasms in
the throat and urinary passages; excited sexual  instinct, Ac.
  Ignatia: Taciturn, staring look; grief, in difference to every
thing; anguish, palpitation of the heart ; disposition to cry;
desire to be alone ; debility ; frequent sighing ; salloAV, sunken
face ; falling off of  the hair, Ac.
  Lachesis: Anguish and restlessness, inducing the patient
to go out into the open air ;  Ioav spirits, Avith longing to give
one's self up to grief, to despair of one's salvation ;  frequent
sighing; folloAved by relief, Ac,
  Pulsatilla : Great tendency to start; anguish, with desire 
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MEMORY.
 to droAA-n one's  self;  sleeplessness, Avith anguish, or restless
 sleep with anxious dreams; anxious contractive sensation in
 the chest, especially in the evening e>r at night, with asthma
 anel suffocative fits;  despair of salvation, Avith constant pray-
 ing;  great  disposition to AA'eep, or to sit  still with folded
 hands, Ac
   Sulphur: Anguish, with apprehension about one's fate,
 domestic affairs,  salvation ; disposition to sit still and listless-
 ly, or to elespair  and escape;  fear, anguish, Avhining mooel,
 praying and complaining  of impious  thoughts that crowd
 upon one ; pale face ; great listlessness, <£v.
   § 3.  See:  Mental derangement,  Emotions, morbid ;
 Home-sickness ;  Hypochondria, Ac

   MEMOKA', AVEAK, inability to think.
   § 1.  Principal remedies :  Aur. arn.  calc.  carb.-veg. chin.
 lach.  mere natr.  natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. rhus.  sil. staph, sulph.
 veratr.
   ij 2.   If caused by debilitating loss of animal jluids, give:
 Chin, nux-vom. and sulph.  (Compare:  Debility.)
   If caused by excessive studying and mental labor, give: 1)
 N.-vom. and sulph. ; or, 2) Aur.  calc lach. natr.  natr.-m.
 puis.  sil.
   (Compare: Lassitude.)
   If causeel by external injuries, as a blow, fall on the head,
 Ac, give: Arn.; or, perhaps, Cic  mere rhus.
   If by abuse  of spirits: Nux-v.; or, Calc  lach. op. mere
 puis,  sulph.
   Compare:  Drunkards, diseases of.
   If causeel by violent emotions, fright,  grief, anger, cue 1)
 Aeon, staph.; or, 2) Phos.-ac. op., Ac.
   Compare:  Emotions.
   If caused by exposure to wet or dampness, give : 1) Carb.-
 veg. rhus. veratr.; or, 2)  Calc. puis. sil.
   If by congestion  of blood to  the head: Chin, mere rhus.
 sulph.
   § 3.  Use  moreover:
   For general morbid state of the  head : 1) Aur.  bell. calc.
hyos.  lach. lye n.-vom. op.  phos.-ac. puis. sep. stram. sulph.
veratr.  2) Aeon, anac  caust.  chin, coccul.  hell. hep. \<m.
mere natr. natr.-m. phosph. plat. rhus. sil. staph.
   For weak memory : 1)  Anac  bell. hyos. lach. he natr.-m.
n.-mosch. rhus. staph, sulph.  2)  Alum. brv. calc. con. cycL
graph, hell. hep. oleand. petr. sil. stram. veratr. zinc 
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  For loss of memory : Anac. bell. bry. con. hep. hyos. natr.-
m. op. petr. puis. sil. stram. veratr.
  For difficult comprehension : Amb. calc. con. cycl. hell. ign.
lye mere natr. natr.-m. n.-mosch. oleand. op. phos.-ac. rhus.
sep.  staph, stram. thuj.
  For slow flow of ideas:  Alum. amm. aur. calc. carb-veg
hyos. lach. lye natr.-m. n.-mosch. n.-vom. op. petr. phos.-ac.
rhus  sep sil. staph.
  For loss of ideas: Alum. amm. caust. hell. hyos. lach. natr.
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. oleand. staph, thuj. veratr.
  For dullness of sense, idiocy, dec.: Alum. bell. calc. hell.
hyos. natr. natr.-m. oleand.  op. phos.-ac. sep. staph, strain.
sulph.
  §  4.  Comp.: Mental derangement ; Emotions, morbid ;
Headache, Ac.

  MENINGITIS, ENCEPHALITIS.
  §  1.   These two affections have  been arranged under one
head, because their symptoms are almost alike.
  The best remedy for meningitis is Bell., which is sometimes
to be preceded by Aeon.   In some cases we  have to give:
2) Bry. gels, hyosc. op. stram. sulph. ;  or, 3) iEse-gl. camph.
canth. cimicif. cin. cocc.  cupr. dig.  hell. lach. lachn.  mere.
tart, veratr.-vir.,  but especially Apis.  glon.
  §  2. Meningitis of children requires : Aeon. bell. cin. hell.
lach. mere, or Apis. glon.
  Meningitis caused  by a stroke of the sun : Arn. bell.
gels, scutel. verat.-vir., or,  Camph. glon. lach. therid.
  Meningitis from suppression of erysipelas, or some other
eruption, such as  scarlatina, requires:  1) Bell. rhus. 2) Apis.
lach. mere phos.; and if caused by  suppression of  otor-
rikea, give Puis, or sulph.
  If caused by congelation,  or a mere cold in the head, give:
Aeon, bry., or, Ars. hyosc.
  If meningitis threatens to  pass into hydrocephalus, give:
1) Bell. bry. hell.  2) Apis.  arn. apoc-can. dig. cin. con. hyosc.
op. stram. verat.-vir.  (See Hydrocephalus.)
  § 3.  Particular indications :
  Aconitum : Inflammatory feArer, delirium, violent burning
pains through the  Avhole  brain, especially in  the forehead;
red and bloated face, red eyes, Ac.; full of anxiety and fear
of death.
  Aits :  Especially after suppression of erysipelas, urticaria,
scarlatina, Ac 
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MENINeilTIS.
   Arnica :  AYhen the disorder results from a concussion.
   Belladonna :  Boring Avith the head into the jtillow : sin-
sitiveness to light and noise ; or, for violent burning and stitch-
ing pains in the head ;  red, sparkling eyes, Avith furious look;
reel and bloated face ;  sopor, with elistorted anel halt-opened
eyes; heat in the head, with violent throbbing of the caro-
tids;  swelling ofthe veins of the  head; loss of conscious-
ness and speech, or muttering, violent  delirium;  convulsive
movements ofthe limbs; spasmodic constriction ofthe throat,
Avith difficult deglutition anel other hydrophobic symptoms;
vomiting ; involuntary discharge of urine and feces.
   Bryonia: Chills, livid-red face, heat about the head, great
thirst ; constant sopor, AA'ith delirium;  sudden starting from
sleep, screams and cold sweat on the forehead ;  burning and
aching pains  in the head or stitches shooting through the
brain ; more or less constant motion of the jaAVS, as if cIicav-
ing something ; constipation.
   Cina :  Vom iting, with clean tongue, or discharge of AA'orms
by the mouth or rectum;  milk g-white urine ; the child  is
cross anel peevish.
   Gelseminum : Intense and overAvhelming congestion ofthe
brain  in  children during the period of dentition ; coup de
soleil ; excruciating headache, Avith nausea,  giddiness  and
blindness.
   Glonoine :  sun-stroke ; throbbing  headache, aggravated
by shaking the head, anel attended with great quickness of
pulse ; headache  ascending  from  below u/nvards and from
within outwards, Avith feeling as if the brain Avere SAvelling
or getting too large; redness of the eyes, with soreness of
the globe of the eyes.
   Ilveisctamus : Stupor, loss of consciousness, delirium, the
patient talking of his  domestic affairs ; singing, muttering,
smiling,  grasping at  flocks, sudden starting;  watery diar-
rhcea ; red face, Avith staring look.
   Laciinantiies : Fever, with circumscribed redness  ofthe
cheeks anel brilliant eyes ;  restlessness,  wakefulness, whining
on account  of headache;  sensation as if the  vertex were
enlarged and driven upwards; wry neck.
   Opium : lethargy, stertorous breathing, with the eyes half-
closed and  stupefaction after waking ;  frequent vomiting ;
complete listlessness and dullness of sense ; the patient not
desiring nor complaining of any thing.
   Stramonium :  The sleep is almost  natural, with  twitch-
ing of the limbs, moaning, tossing about, absence of mind 
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after waking;  or staring look ; sIoav  and shy retreating, or
desire to escape, Avith screams; frightful visions ;  feverish
heat, red face and moist skin.
  Veratrum-vir. :  Sun-stroke ; fullness, Aveight or distention
of the head ; giddiness ; intense headache, Avith fullness and
throbbing  of the arteries, sometimes AA'ith stupefaction ; in-
creased  sensitiveness to sound, Avith  buzzing, roaring, Ac ;
double, partial^luminous, painful, dim or othenvise disordered
vision ; nausea and vomiting ; tingling and numbness in the
limbs;  mental  confusion;  loss of memory;  convulsions or
paredy7sis of motion.
  §  4.   Apply moreover:
  Camphora :  After sun-stroke, with convulsions, pulling the
head sielcAvays; loss of consciousness ; delirium ; constricting
pain in the occiput and over the bridge of the nose.
  Carbo-veg. :  Congestion  of  the brain from OAer-heated
rooms, Avith  spasmodic  constriction, nausea and  pressure
over the eyes ; feeling of coryza.
  Cuprum : After a sudden suppression of erysipelas, or Avith
great loss of strength, convulsions in the extremities, loss of
consciousness ; heavy moaning-breathing, quick pulse, Avhich
cannot be counted any more.  BTe bites in the  glass, when
drinking.
  Pulsatilla : AVhen the  inflammation was caused by sup-
pression of an otorrhcea, or any other  discharge.

  MENSTRUAL  DIFFICULTIES,  Spasms, Colic, Diffi-
cult Menstruation, Molimina.
  §  1.   Principal remedies: 1) Bell. bry.  calc. cocc. coff.
graph,  ign. n.-vom. phos. plat. puis.  sec. sep. sulph. veratr.
2) Aeon. amm. amm.-m. earb -veg. caust. cupr. kal. kreas.
lach. lye magn.-c.  magn.-m. mere natr.-m. n.-mosch.  petr.
sil. zinc.  3) Baryt. borax, cham.  chel.  con.  phos.-ac. sabin.
stram. tabac
  Particular indications:
  Belladonna : Colic before the menses, AA'ith great languor,
loss of appetite and obscuration of sight; or the  menses are
accompanied by SAveat on the chest at night, frequent yaAvn-
ing,  chills, colic: precordial anguish, burning thirst, pains in
the loins and spasmodic pains in the back ; pressing down in
the  abdomen, as if the  contents  woulel  push through the
sexual parts, Avith heaviness as from a stone;  the limbs go to
sleep while sitting, with pressure on the rectum ;  tendency
of the blood to the chest and head, with  beating  pains, heat 
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about  the head, red and  bloated  face; suitable to  young,
plethoric subjects.
  Bryonia :" Tendency of the blood  to the chest or head,
AA'ith short cough and frequently bleeding ;  leucorrhcea, rheu-
matic pains in the limbs-, aching or burning pain in the sto-
mach ; pressure  and fullness in the epigastrium ; chilliness or
frequent shuddering; constipation.
  Calcarea :  Tenelency of the blood to the head, with stupe-
faction and vertigo ; or tearing, boring headache, made wense
by an emotion or by a change of Aveather;  leucorrluea, colie-,
pain in the back and spasmodic pains  in  the small  of the
back;  violent colicky pains ; loss of appetite ; asthmatic ail-
ments; toothache, nausea, or  vomiting.
  Chamo.aiilla :  Aiolent colic  after  profuse anel premature
menses, with great sensitiveness of the abdomen to contact,
as if the  inner  parts Avere ulcerated ; pains in the small of
the back anel abdominal spasms of the Avorst kind, Avith diar-
rhoeic, greenish or Avhitish stools; nausea, eructations, desire
to vomit, yelloAV-coated tongue, and bitter taste in the mouth ;
especially suitable when the blood is of a dark color, clotty,
anel when there are fainting fits Avith tliirst, cold  limbs, pale
and Avorn-out appearance.
  Cocculus : Premature menses, AA'ith abdominal spasms, or
feeble  menses, with leucorrhcea between the  menses,  or dis-
charge of a few drops of black, coagulated blood, Avith ach-
ing colicky pains, flatulence,  nausea  unto  fainting,  laming
Aveakness, oppression and  spasms of the chest, anguish and
convulsive motions ofthe extremities; or reddish leucorrhoea
in the  place of the  menses, mixed Avith purulent  and  blood-
streaked serum.
  Coffea :  Excessively painful and  violent  paroxysms  of
colic, Avith excessive discharge of blood, profuse secretion of
mucus, voluptuous itching and excessive sexual excitement.
  Graphites:  The menses  are too  scanty  and short, the
blood  being thick  and  black  or Avatery and pale;  colic and
abdominal s/xtsms,  headache,  nausea, pains in the  chest,
bronchial catarrh or coryza; great debility, rheumatic pains
in the limbs ; (Edematous sav elling ofthe feet and legs ;  1 napes
or toothache AA'ith swelling  of the cheeks.
  Ignatia : Premature and profuse  menses, with thick, clotty
blood; sjxtsmodic colic ; painful heaviness in the heael, pho-
tophobia, anguish, palpitation of the heart and great debility
unto fainting.
  Nux-vomica :  Bremature, profuse and long-lasting menses, 
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 preceded by draAving pains in the nape of the neck ; or for :
 uterine  spasms AA'ith aching pain in the hypogastrium  down
 to the thighs; nausea with fainting, especially in the morn-
 ing ; languor, chill, rheumatic pains in the limbs; pains in the
 small ofthe back as if bruised ; constipation, with ineffectual
 urging; frequent pressure  on the bladder, Avithout result;
 sensation as if the abdomen  Avould burst; tendency of the
 blood to the head, with vertigo and headache; irritable, quar
 relsome mood, or restless and beside herself.
   Phosphorus:  Scanty menses, preceded by  leucorrhcea,
 whining mood, colicky pains and cutting as if with knives
 vomiting of bile,  mucus and  food: or the menses  delay at
 first, and then  appear so  much more profusely and last so
 much longer, accompanied  AA'ith great debility, blue margins
 around  the eyes, emaciation  and restlessness; or stitchino-
 headache, bruised pain in the limbs, palpitation of the heart^
 spitting of blood, chills, and SAvelling of the gums or cheek.
   Platlna : The menses are too jrrofuse and last too long, or
 they appear too  early, Avith  discharge of black and slimy
 blood; leucorrhcea before  and after the menses; spetsniodic
 colic, with painful pressure over the sexual parts ; frequent
 desire to urinate; constipation or  hard stools ; colic ; loss of
 appetite:  frequent  paroxysms of vertigo or  anguish, Avith
 restlessness and Aveeping; discharge of black and thick blood;
 sleepless nights; short breath and suspicious mood.
   Pulsatilla : Belaying menses Avith discharge of black and
 coagulated or pale  and Avatery blood; or for:  colic, abdo-
 minal spasms, pains in the liver, cardialgia, pains in the small
 of the back, nausea, desire to  vomit, or sour and slimy  vom-
 iting ; megrim; vertigo; chilliness, Avith  paleface; a good
 deal of urging on the rectum and bladder;  leuchorrhoea ;
 whining mood, or anguish ;  sadness and melancholy.
   Secale :  The menses are  too scanty or last too  long,  Avith
 tearing or cutting colicky pains ; cold extremities ; pale face;
 cold SAveat; great debility;  small  and  almost  suppressed
 pulse.
   Sepia : Brofuse or not  very  scanty menses, with leucor-
 rhoea, spasmodic colic and pressure over the sexual organs,
 headache, rigidity of the limbs, toothache and melancholy.
   Sulphur: Premature and  profuse menses, or scanty menses,
with discharge  of  pale blood; or  Avhen the menses are pre-
 ceded, accompanied or succeeded  by:  colicky pains, abdo-
minal sj)asms,  headache, tendency ofthe blood to the head,
bleeding  at the nose, pains in the small of the back; great 
310              menstrual difficulties.

restlessness and anguish ; toothache ; heartburn ;  cardialgia,
itching of the pudendum  and leuchorrheea;  asthmatic com-
plaints; cough, or epileptic convulsions.
  § 2.  Apply moreover:
  Alumina :  The menses  delay, but finally appear, being too
pale and too  scanty;  during her menses corroding urine is
frequently passeel day anel night; after the menses she is ex-
hausted in body anel mind.
  Ammonium-carb. :  Premature and abundant menses, pre-
ceded by  griping, colic and Avant of appetite;  or the  dis-
charge is  blackish, in clots,  and passes  off Avith pain in the
abdomen ; constipation, paleness of the lace.
  Aletris-far. :  Colic in  the hypogastrium; pressure in the
region of the uterus;  labor-like  pains at  the  time ofthe
menses ; Aveight in the uterine region; premature and pro-
fuse menses.
  Asclepias-syr. :  Neuralgic  type;   intermitting,  bearing
doAvn, labor-like  pains, accompanied AA'ith a copious discharge
of urine.
  Apis-mel. : Congestive  type ; violent,  labor-like,  bearing
doAvn pains, folloAved by  discharge of scanty, dark, bloody
mucus; stinging j/ain in the ovaries ;  scanty dark  urine;
Avax-colored skin.
  Bromine : A lolent contractive spasms during the menses,
lasting  from six to twelve hours, leaving the parts sore ;
emission of large quantities  of flatus during the menses, Avith
slight pain  in the  abdomen;  membranous dysmenorr/ioea;
hard SAvelling in the ovarian region ; blue-eyeel persons.
  Cactus-or. : Terrible pains in paroxysms during menstrua-
tion, mostly in the evening; the scanty menses cease Avhen
lying doAvn.
  Cantharis : Membranous dysmenorrhcea, with the pecu-
liar dysuria of this remedy.
  Caulophyllum : Sensation as if the uterus were congested,
Avith fullness, heaviness anel tension in the hypogastric region ;
spasmodic pains in the uterus, broad ligaments and various
portions of the hypogastric region, Avith sympathetic cramps
of  the  neighboring organs, as of the bladder,  rectum or
boAvels.
  Cimictfuga :  Bheumatic, neuralgic and congestive  dys-
menoirhcea,  with hysterical convulsions,  before the menses;
heaelache, Avith severe pains in the eye-balls, increased by the
slightest movement, during  the menses ; aching in the limbs,
severe  pain  in  the  back, doAvn the thighs  and through the 
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hips,  with heavy  pressing doAvn, labor-like  pain, weeping
mood, nervousness, hysteric spasms, cramps, tenderness ofthe
hypogastric region, scanty flow of coagulated blood or pro-
fuse floAv ; between the menses,  debility,  nervous erethism,
neuralgic pains, tendency to prolapsus.
   Collinsonta : Dysmenorrhoea, with hcemorrhoids,  consti-
pation and dyspepsia ; pruritus  pudendorum; prolapsus or
retroversion, caused by the constipation.
   Gelseminum :  Sick  headache, preceding  e\7ery menstrual
period, attended by profuse vomiting and hearing-down pains
in the abdomen ; spasmodic and neuralgic dysmenorrhoea.
   Kreasot. :  Difficulty of hearing, before  and during  the
menses, Avith buzzing and humming in the head.   The menses
are too frequent anel too profuse, succeeded by an acrid-smell-
ing  bloody ichor, with  corrosive itching and  biting of the
parts, with more  or less pain during  the Aoav, but  much
aggravated after it has ceased.
   Mercurius :  Before  the menses: dry heat and rush of
blood to the head; eluring the menses: anxiety, red tongue,
with dark spots, saltish taste,  scorbutic gums,  teeth  feel
sharp ; breath of a mercurial odor and  salivation.
   Phytolacca :  Very painful  menstruation in  apparently
barren females ; menstruation too copious and too frequent
   Sanguinaria : Dysmenorrhoea; the  pain rises in the head
from the nape of the  neck, and finally in the forehead, as if
the eyes would be pressed out;  scanty menstruation.
   Thuja : Terribly distressing pain in the left ovarian  and
iliac regions, Avith scanty Aoav ;  she  has to lie doAvn the suf-
fering is so great.
   Xanthoxylum-frax. : Appearance of the menses too soon ;
p>rofuse menses, with violent pains ; it  is more especially in-
dicated  in females of spare habit, nervous  temperament
and delicate organization.
   § 3.  Use more particularly :
   AVhen  the pains occur in young girls Avho have not  yet
menstruated at a period, when the menses ought to app, ar:
1) Puis, sulph.  2) Caust. cocc. graph, kal. natr.-m. sep. sulph.
   For premature menses:  1) Amm. bry. calc. carb.-v. kal.
kreas. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. plat, sabin. sep. sil. sulph. sulph.-
ac.   2) Amb. amm.-m. cham. cin. cocc. con. croc ign. ipec.
rhus. ruta. sec.  3) Alet.-far. seneg.  sang.
   Delaying menses : 1) Caust. con. cupr.  dulc. graph,  iod.
kal. lye. magn.-c natr.-m. phos. puis. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Dros.
hep. lach.  3) Cimicif. senee sang, mitchel ?  xanthoxyl. ? 
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MENSTRUAL  DIFFICULTIES.
  Too short:  Am. baryt. dulc. gra/di. lach. natr.-m. phos.
puis, sulph.
  Te><> i.eiNe; :  Chin. cocc. cupr. ign. ipec. kreas. lye. natr. n.-
vom. jihos. plat. puis, sabin. sec  sulph.-ac
  Te»e> scanty: 1)A1uiii.  amm.  eact.-gr. carb.-v. caust.  con.
graph, kal. lach. magn.-c  natr.-m.  /tuts. sil.  sulph.  2) Cocc.
dulc ferr.  lye.  mere, pirns, ruta. sabad. sass. sep. staph, sang.
  Too profuse:  1)  Aeon.  ars.  bell.  calc. carb.-v. chin.  ferr.
i/nc. natr.-m. n.-vom.phos. plat,  sabin. see. sil.  strain, sulph.-
ac  2) Bry. cham. cin.  cocc. hyosc  ign. lye.  mere nitr.-ac.
ruta. samb. sep. sulph.   3) Aletris. cimicif  senee-. trill, phyt.
ustil.-mad.
   AVhen  the  menses are  about to  cease, at  the critical
period: 1) Lach. puis.  2) Canst,  cocc. con. graph, kal. lye.
tiatr.-in. ruta.  sep. sulph.   3) Helon. trill, ustil.-mad.
   § 4.   AVhen the  menses are  too pale, too watery:  1)
Bell. calc. carb.-v. cove. ferr. grajdi.  lye nitr.-ac. plat. /nils.
sulph.  2) Ars.  chin. con. hell. kal.  natr.-m.  n.-vom.  phos.
plumb, sej). spig.
   Broavn blood : Bry. calc. carb.-v. rhus.
   Thick  blood:  1)  Crocc. cupr. plat,  sulph.  2)  Arn.  n.-
 mosch. puis.
   Dark, black  blood: 1) Bell, bry cham. croc, n.-vom. puis.
 sulph.  2) Amm. ant. kreas. lach. magn.-c nitr.-ac sej).  3)
 Cimicif. ustil.-mad.
   Bright-red blood: Bell. calc. carb.-v.  dulc. ferr. hyosc
 ipec. nitr.-ac. sabin. sulph.
   Lumpy, coagulated blood:  Amm. bell. cham. chin.  cocc.
 ferr.  hyosc. ign. magn.-c magn.-m.  nitr.-ac plat. pi. s.  rhus.
 sabin. stram.  2) Cimicif. ustil.-mad.
   Corrosive  blood: Amm. carb.-v. kal. natr. nitr. sass. sil.
 sulph.
   Fetid blood  : Bell. bry. carb.-a. carb.-v. < aust. cham. croc.
 kal. kreas. phos. sabin. sil.
   § 5.   AVhen  the menses are attended Avith  congestion of
 blood to the  head, aertigo  :  1)  Caust. iod. mere.  phos.
 verat.  2) Arg.-nitr. cimicif. hyosc.
   AVith  headache: 1) Bell, carb.-v. lye natr.-m. n.-v. m. se/t.
 Bulph.  2) Calc. cupr. greiph.  hyosc.  magn.-c. mag.i -m. phos.
 verat. sang.
    AVith affection of the eyes: Calc. magn.-c. mere puis.
 sil. sulph.
    AVith savollen cheeks: Graph, phos. sep. 
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   With toothache :  1) Baryt. calc. carb.-v. kal. magn.-c. sep.
 2) Amm. graph, natr.-m. phos. sulph.-ac.
   AVith nausea and  vomiting:  1) Amm.-m. carb.-v. cupr.
 lye n.-vom. puis, verat.   2) Caps, hyosc. magn.-c phos. sulph.
   With colic or abdominal spasms : Bell. calc. cham. cocc.
 coff. con.  cupr.  graph,  natr.-m.  n.-vom. phos plat jnds. sec
 sep. sulph. xanthoxyl? ustilag-mad.
   With diarrhcea :  1) Amm.-m. graph, sil. verat.  2) Alum
 amm. caust. kreas. niagn.-e   3)  Bry.
   With distress of breathing:  Cocc. graph,  ipec. lach.
 puis. sep.
   AVith palpitation  of  the heart :  1) Alum. cupr. ign. iod.
 nitr.-ac. phos. sep. spong.  2) Cimicif. croc. dig.
   AVith pains in the back and small of the back : 1) Amm.
 amm.-m. calc. caust.  graph,  kal.  lach. magn.-c.  magn.-m. n.-
 vom. phos. plat  sep.   2) Hamam. helon. senee
   AArith pains in the limbs :  Bry. graph, sep. verat.
   AVith spasms:  1) Aeon. bell, caust. cham. cocc. coff. cupr.
 graph, ign. phos. plat. puis.  2) Bry. chin. con. magn.-m. natr.-
 m. n.-vom. sep.
   AVith great debility,  languor, fainting : 1) Caust. graph.
 ign. magn.-c. n.-vom.  puis. sep.   2) Calc cocc. trill.
   AVith derangement of the mental  or emotive sphere :
 Aeon. coff. cham. hyosc. natr.-m. stram. verat.
   § 6.  AVhen the distress sets in shortly before the appear-
 ance ofthe menses :  1) Baryt. calc. carb,-v. cham. cocc. cupr.
 lach. lye mere phos.  puis. sep. sulph. verat.   2) Amm. asar.
 con. dulc. natr.-m. phos.-ac plat  sib
   AA'hen during  the  menses :  1) Amm. amm.-m. calc carb.-
 v. cham. con. graph, hyosc. kal. kreas. lach. phos. puis. sep.
 2) Alum.  ars. bor. bry. chin. cocc. coff.  ign.  lye. magn.-c.
 magn.-m.  mere natr.-m.  n.-vom. plat. sil. sulph. \:erat. zinc.
   When after the menses:  1) Bor. graph, kreas.  lye natr.-
 ni. n.-vom. phos.-ac.  plat. ruta.  strain.  2) Alum. ars. calc.
 con. magn.-c. phos. sep. sil.
   § 7.  Compare: Uterus, diseases  of; hannorrhagefrom
 the uterus, Colic, Amenia, Beucorrhcea.

  MENTAL DERANGEMENT, insanity, mania, rage, Ac.
   § 1.  Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. bell, calc hyos. lach.
n.-vom. op. plat, stram. veratr.  2) Anac arn. ars. canth. cupr.
lye puis. sil. sulph. 3)  Agar., ant. cann.  caust. cic. coccul.
con. coloc. croc. dig. dulc. ign. mere  natr. n.-mosch. oleand.
par. phos. plumb, rhus. sec. sep. zinc 
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  § 2.  If caused by  depressing  emotions, such as: grief,
mortification, chagrin, anger,  Ac,  give:  1) Ign.  phos.-ae-.
staph. ;  or, 2) Bell. hyos. n.-vom. plat, Ac.
  See' :  Emotions.
  If by excessive study, use :  1)  Lach. plat, stram.  2)  N .-
vom. op. sulph. ;  or, 3) Bell. hyos. veratr.
  Compare:  lassitude by mental labor.
  If connected with religious fancies, give: 1) Bell, hyosc.
lach. puis, strain,  sulph. veratr. ; or,  2) Ars. aur. croc,  lye
selen.
  For delirium tremens: 1) N.-vom. op.   2) Ars. bell. ; or,
3) Bell. calc.  hyos. lach. strain.;  or, perhaps, Puis, mere sulph.
  Compare :  Bruukards, distases of
  Mental derangement of females, if caused by irregularity
ofthe  sexual function,  requires:  1) Aeon. bell, plat puis.
stram. veratr. ; or, 2) Cupr. lach. mere sulph.
  Compare: Menstrual irregularities, Sexual instinct, etc.
  §  3.   Symptomatic indications :
  Aconitum: Fear and presentiment of approaching death ;
desire to escape from home or from one's bed ;  gloomy, tit  i-
turn ; paroxysms of anguish and convulsions; cold sweats ;
tendency ofthe blood to the chest and head ; palpitation of
the heart and oppressive anxiety ;  delirium, the patient weep-
ing and laughing alternately, Ac
  'Belladonna : Great anguish, Avith restlessness and appre-
hensions ;  the patient  becomes  unconscious in such  a manner
that he knoAvs his family only by hearing them  talk; fright-
ful visions of ghosts, devils, soldiers, Avar, oxen,  Avith desire
to  escape or hide himself;  distrustful, diffident mood, or
quarrelsome, or desire to spit, beat, bite, to tear every thing,
or to tear out his teeth; screams, how's, Ac  Conversation
Avith dead people; dread of death;  desire  to be alone, aver-
sion  to talk, taciturn; ill-humor, disposed to be  vehement
and peevish, or moaning and praying ; foolish gesticulations ;
wild eyes ; with fixed, furious  look ; bloated fare ; great de-
sire to  look at the sun or fire; froth  and foam at the  mouth;
stuttering speech; burning thirst, or aversion to drink, with
difficult deglutition ; sudden starting, tAvitching; trembling of
 tile extremities, especially the hands;  sleepless, restless, Ac
   Calcarea : Delirium, talking of murder, fire,  rats  and
mice ;  or for: ill-will, obstinacy, ill-humor,  taciturn  mood,
trembling of the limbs, Ac.
   Hyoscyamus :  Rage, alternating  with epileptic spasms ;
sleepless, delirious, loquacious; anguish and fear,  especially 
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at night, with dread of being betrayed or poisoned; desire
to escape ;  visions  of dead persons ; jealousy ; rage, Avith
desire to beat and kill; foolish gesticulations; delirium,
talking about his affairs, trembling ofthe limbs, cue
  Lactiesis : loquacious, jumping rapidly from one subject
to another ; ecstacy,  unto crying ; distrust, suspicion; jea-
lousy, pride, presentiment of death ;  doubt of salvation, cue
  Nux-vom. : Anguish and restlessness, with desire to leave
one's house  and wander about the fields;  loss of  conscious-
ness, delirium, frightful visions, irrational acts and  speeches;
pale and bloated or red and hot face ; tendency of the blood
to the head, stuttering,  trembling of  the limbs; dull and
heavy head, fullness  and  indolence  ofthe body; pressure,
heaviness and pressing- in the pit of the  stomach, in the re-
gion  of the  stomach  and hypochondria;  desire  to  vomit,
vomiting of bile and food; constipation or Avatery  diarrhoea;
sleeplessness,  Avith sudden starting, Ac
  Opium :  Coma, loss  of consciousness ;  rage, Avith strange
or fixed  fancies, the patient imagines  that he is outside of his
OAvn body ; frightful visions  of mice, scorpions, Ac, convul-
sive  motions and trembling;  anguish, rage, inability to go to
sleep, Avith bloated and flatulent abdomen ; tendency of the
blood to the head, with red face, Ac.
  Platina :  Delirium, talking of past things, singing, laugh-
ing,  Aveeping, dancing, making faces and gestures ;  obstinate,
or irritable  and quarrelsome, Avith desire to reproach others
with  their faults ;  despising others  and  thinking much of
one's self;  excessive  sexual excitement; constipation; an-
guish, with  palpitation of  the heart  and fear  of death ;
frightful visions, Avith fear, fixed ideas, the patient fancies that
every body  he sees is a demon, Ac
  Stramonium : Stupefaction, Avith  great anxiety and rest-
lessness,  or loss of co?isciousness, so that he no longer  recog-
nizes his OAvn family7;  fixed ideas, the patient imagines that
his  body is  broken, Ac.;  delirium, with frightful visions,
J ear, desire to escape, or praying, the patient looking devout
anel exhibiting religious attitudes ; or very loquacious, lasci-
vious, or assuming  all  sorts of manners, an important look,
conversing Avith spirits, dancing, laughing, beating about, or
ridiculous gestures, alternating Avith expressions  of sadness
and  melancholy;  or  indomitable rage, Avith desire to  bite,
spit, cut doAvn and kill; desire for light and company, aggra-
vation when alone and in the dark, and at the period of the 
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MENTAL DERANeiEMEMS.
 fall-equinox ; red and bloated face, Avith an insipid  friendly
 look, Ac
   Aeratrum:  Anguish and  restlessness, fear and tendency
 to start;  despondency;  very taciturn, swearing anel  cursing
 on every occasion ; desire te) reproach others wit h their faults ;
 loss of consciousness, Avith singing, whistling, laughing, lasci-
 vious thoughts, desire  to Avander about out of floors ;  irra-
 tional and proud ideas ;  disposition to assert that he is suffer-
 ing Avith imaginary ailments;  religious delirium, Ac.
   § 4.   Of other remedies, use:
   Anacardium :  bor stong disposition to laugh at serious
 things, and to he serious in the presence of things that are
 really ludicrous; constant contradiction Avith one's self; Avant
 of moral  and  religious  sentiment, even Avith  disposition to
 swear and curse ;  fixed idea that he  is possesseel of  the
 devil, Ac
   Arnica : Foolish mirth, with great levity of manners, Avan-
 ton and malicious, headstrong, quarrelsome, Ac.
   Arsenicum: Excessive anguish and irresoluteness ;  fear of
 ghosts, thieves  and solitude, with  desire to hide  one's self;
 aversion to conversation, with desire to  censure.
   Cantharis:  Rage, Avith screams, beating  anel howling;
 the paroxysms  come  on again at the sight  of water, or If
 Avater should get into his  throat ;  great sexual excitement,
 and excitement of the parts ; great thirst, aversion to drink'
 Avith difficult deglutition, Ac
   Cuprum:  Deficient moral  force;  fixed idea that one is
 doing some imaginary Avork; singing, or malicious and  peevish
 disposition ; wild, and inflamed eyes during the /turoxysms •
 Aveeping and anguish, or  ludicrous gestures and desire  to
 hide himself; sweat after the paroxysms, cue.
  Lycopodium: Rage, attended with desire to blame others
 and arrogant manners.
  Pulsatilla : The  patient is  quiet, Avith folded arms, he
 moans, says that nothing ails him, is stupefied, delirious  at
 night, with frightful visions, fear, desire to hide himself; Ac
  Silicea:  Fixed ideas, for  instance: the patient  counts
 pins, is afraid of them, collects them from every part of the
 room; taciturn, listless;  anguish, aversion  to  work ;  aggra-
vation at full moon.
  Sulphur: Fixed  idea that  he  possesses beautiful things
and an abundance of every thing, with confusion of idea's
such as: mistaking a hat for a  bonnet, old rags for beautiful
clothes, Ac. 
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   §  5.  Use more particularly:
   a) For  mental derangement, Avith  anxiety, fear, frightful
 visions and thoughts :  1) Bell. hyos. op. stram.   2) Ars. calc.
 cupr. lye  n.-vom. op. sulph. veratr.  3) Cact, tell,  xant
   b) For  restlessness, obliging one to  leave the house or bed
 and  wander about:  1)  Bell. hyos. n.-vom. oil stram. veratr!
 2) Aeon. ars. bry. canth. coloc. cupr.
   c) For praying, begging, moaning, weeping:  1) Ars. bell.
 mere puis, stram.   2) Aeon. ign. mosch. natr.-m. sulph.
   d)  For religious praying, kneeling and other religious acts:
 1) Bell. hyos. lach.  puis, stram. sulph. veratr.   2) Ars. aur]
 croc, lye  selen.
   e) For  disposition to  curse,  SAvear,  quarrel, Ac: 1) Anac.
 bell. hyos. lye stram. veratr.   2) Aeon. ars. cupr.  natr.-m.
 n.-vom.
   f)  For  rage, acts  of violence,  biting,  spitting,  tearing,
 beating:  1) Bell, canth. hyos.  lye  stram. veratr.  2) Agar.
 ars. camph. cann. coccul. croc. cupr. lach. mere plumb, sec '
   g) For mania as if possessed ofthe devil: Anac. hyos.
   h) For illusions of fancy, visions, seeing of ghosts,  Ac.:  1)
 Bell, stram.  2) Anac lach. natr.-m. op puis. sil. sulph.
   i ) For  erroneous fancies, fixed ideas, &c. : 1) Bell, coccul.
 ign. phos.-ac sabad.  strain, sulph.  2) Aeon. amb. cic.  hell!
 hyos. lye mere n.-vom.  op. phos. plat. puis. rhus. sec sil. val.
 veratr.
   k) For false representations, such as: that one is  sick, Ac.:
 Bell, veratr.
   X) For crazy mirthfulness, singing, whistling, dancing, war-
 bling, At-.  :  1) Bell.  coff.  croc. natr.  op.  strain, veratr.   2)
 Aur. cann. cic. hyos. phosph. phos.-ae plat.
   m) For  ludicrous gestures and  acts: 1) Bell.  hyos. mere.
 stram.  2) Cic. cupr. n.-mosch.
   n)  For gesticulating all  the time:  1) Bell. hyos.  mosch.
 strain.  2) Ars. cic. n.-mosch. puis. sep. veratr.
   o) For performing all  sorts of crazy actions, as if one were
 very busy:  1) Bell, mere stram.   2) Camph. cupr. op. sec.
 sulph. veratr.
   p)  For  loquacity: 1) Bell. hyos. stram.   2)  Aeon.  ars.
 camph. n-vom. n.-mosch. lach.  lachn.
   q) For lascivious speeches and acts:  1) Hyos. phos. stram.
veratr.  2) Bell, n.-mosch.
   r)  For amorous craziness : 1) Ant. hyos. veratr.   2) Aur,
ign. phos.-ac.
   § 6.  See:  Emotions, morbid, and  comp.: Melancholy, 
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and all those  bodily ailments Avith AA'hich deranged  persons
are apt to be affected.

  MERCURY, ill effects of :
  § 1.  Poisoning Avith corrosive sublimate, requires, (accord-
ing to Hering: 1) Albumen, dissolved in water, as a drink;
2) sugar-water; 3)  milk•;  4) starch, mixed  with Avater, or
bookbinder's paste.   Albumen and sugar-water are the prin-
cipal remedies, which maybe used in alternation.
  § 2.  Secondary affections require the usual antidotes for
the drug-symptoms  of Mercury, the principal  of which is :
Hc)/ur, in \vater, a  teaspoonful  night and morning;  espe-
cially for: headache  at night, falling off of the hair, painful
nodes on the head; inflamed, red eyes, Avith painful sensitive-
ness of the  nose Avhen pressing  upon it; scurfs  around the
mouth ;  ptyalism anel  ulcerated gums ;  SAvelling of the ton-
sils and cervical  glands;  SAvelXng and ulceration of the in-
guinal and axillary glands; diarrhoeic stools with tenesmus ;
inflammation of the  skin, and disj)osition to ulcerate, cue
  Alter Hep.  give  Bell, or nitr.-ac.   If symptoms remain
after  Nitr.-ac. give a dose of Sulphur for one or two weeks;
after  Sulphur, Calc does good service.
  The ill  effects of Mercury and  Sulphur together, require:
Bell,  puis., or even Mercurius.
   § 3.  As regards symptoms and chronic affections, give:
   For  affection ofthe  mouth and  gums, ptgalism, cue :  1)
Carb.-veg. dulc. hep. nitr.-ac, staph, sulph. ; or, 2) Chin. iod.
natr.-m.
   For sore throat: 1) Bell, carb.-veg. hep. lach. staph, sulph.;
or, 2) Arg. lye. nitr.-ac. thuj.
   For nervous  debility : 1) Chin.  hep.  lach.; or, 2) Carb.-
veg. nitr.-ac.
   For nervous excitement:  Carb.-veg.  cham. hep. nitr.-ac.
puis.
   For excessive sensitiveness to changes in weather, to cold,
 etc. :  Carb.-veg. chin.
   Vox rheumatic pains: 1) Carb.-veg. chin. dulc. guaj. hep.
 lach. phos.-ac sassap. puis, sulph.; or, 2) Arn. bell. calc. chain.
 lye.
   For affections of the  bones,  exostoses, canes, <£t. .- 1) Aur.
 phos.-ac. ; or, 2) Asa. calc dulc. lach. lye nitr.-ac. sil. sulph.
   For affections of glands, buboes, dec:  Aur. carb.-veg. dulc
 nitr.-ac. sil. 
METRITIS.
319
  For ulcers : Aur.  bell, carb.-veg. hep. lach. nitr.-ac. sass.
sil.  sulph. thuj.
  For dropsical symptoms: Chin. dulc. hell, sulph.
  § 4.  See: Mercurial ailments under : Headache, Oph-
thalmia, Toothache, Colic, Diarrhcea, Ac.

  METRITIS.  Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. bell.  cham.
coff. mere n.-vom.  2) Bry. cact. canth. cauloph. chin, eupat.-
purp. hedeom.  ign. lach. plat  puis.  rhus. sec.   3)  Apis.
veratr.-vir.
  Aconite :  Violent fever, especially when the disease was
caused by fright during confinement or during menstruation ;
hard,rapid pulse ; hot,dry skin; intense thirst;  sharp-shooting
pains in the  Avhole  abdomen, Avhich is very tender to  the
touch; great restlessness ;  fear of death and predicting even
the hour of death.
  Belladonna: AVhen  the  disease occurs during  confine-
ment, Avith suppression of the lochia or adhesion of the jda-
cenia; or heaviness, draAving and pressure in the hypogas-
trium, asif eA'ery thing Avould pass through the vagina, Avith
burning stitches, pain in  the small of the  back, as if bruised
or broken; stitching pains in the hip-joint, not alloAving the
parts to be touched or moved; or clutching pains, as  if the
hands were clawing with  the nails ; involuntary flow of urine ;
furious delirium ; throbbing headache, with throbbing  of the
carotids; drowsy dozing, with startings and  inability to go
to sleep.
  Bryonia :  The least motion aggravates  her suffering;  sit-
ting up causes nausea and fainting; stitch-like  pains.
  Cantharides : Constant painful  urging and tenesmus of
the bladder;  in A\'orst cases, Avhen the patients lie unconscious,
Avith  their arms stretched out along the side of the body, in-
terrupted by sudden starting up, screaming, throAA'ing  about
the arms, and even convulsions; all signs of erosions and
ulceration of internal organs.
  Chamomilla: After confinement, Avhen the disease is caused
by a fit of chagrin or anger, Avith copious secretion ofthe lochia,
and discharge of black,  clotty blood.   If  abuse of  Chamo-
mile should have contributed to the development of the  dis-
ease,  give: Aeon. ign. n.-vom. puis.
  Coffea : The disease is caused by a sudden joy ; she is in
a state of ecstacy and is  very sensitive to contact.
  Hyosciamus:  Especially if the inflammation be developed
by emotional  disturbances; spasmodic  symptoms, jerks of 
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the extremities, face and  eye-lids ;  in cases Avhich fall  into
a typhoid  state, with  delirium, the  patient throws  off the
bed clothes, she Avishes to be naked.
  Iodiuai:  Acute pain in the mamma1, developed by the me-
tritis: the mammas also get  very sore; Ioav, cachectic  state
of the system, Avith feeble pulse.
  Lachesis :  She cannot bear any jyressure, not even ofthe
clothes, upon the  uterine region ; she Avishes  frequently te»
lift them, not that  the  abdomen is  so very tender, but that
the clothes cause an  uneasiness; sensation as if the pains
were ascending towards the chest; metritis  during the  criti-
cal age ; aggravation after sleep; amelioration of the  pains
by a flow- of blood  from the vagina:  skin alternately burning
liot  anel cool;  abdomen distended ;  loehial eliseharge thin
and ichorous.
  Mercuries : Stitching, aching or boring pains in the uterus,
with little heat, but frequent sweats  and chills,  moist tongue,
Avith intense thirst ; aggravation throughout the night.
  Nux-vomica: A"ie>lent aching in the hypogastnum, aggra-
vated by pressure  and contact; violent  pains in the  loins;
constipation or hard stools; retention of urine,  dysuria or
ischuria; SAvelling of the os tinea?, AArith contusive pains and
stitches in the  abdomen ;  frequent desire to  urinate, Avith
scalding and burning pain; aggravation toAvards morning.
  Platina :  Particularly after confinement, if there be ex-
cessive sexual excitement; painful pressure  in  the region of
the mons veneris and the genital organs; profuse discharge
of thick black blood;  constipation, the  stools adhering to
the anus and rectum.
  Sec ale : AVhen  there is a strong tendency to putrescence;
the inflammation seems to be  caused by suppression of the
lochia or menses;  discharge of thin, black blood, a kind of
sanies, AA'ith tingling in the legs anel  great debility.
  Sepia :  Burning, shooting or stitching pains in the neck of
the uterus ; a constant  sense of pressing in the vagina, she
feels that  she must cross her limbs to //recent a j/rotrusiou ;
painful stiffness in  the uterine region ; sense of weight in the
anus ; putrid urine, depositing  a clay-like sediment, Avhich is
difficult to  remove ;  icy coldness of  the feet; great sense of
emptiness in the pit of the stomach.
  See:  Puerperal fever anel  diseases of uterus.

  MEZERELM,ill effects of. Principal remedies: Bry. mere
rhus. 
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  Bryonia:  The joints are principally affected; in which
case it should be given in alternation with Rhus-tox.
  Mercuries :  AVhen  the  bones or the  parts of the inner
mouth are affected.

  MISCARRIAGE, abortus.  § 1.  Principal remedies:  1)
Bell. calc. carb.-v. cham. croc. ferr. ipec.  lye. n.-vom. sabin.
sec. sep. sil. sulph. zinc.  2) Apis. asar. bry. cann. canth. chin.
cycl. hyosc. n.-jugl.  n.-mosch. plumb, puis. rut.  sang, millef.
3) Alet.-far. ascl.-inc. cauloph. cimicif. erig. gels.  hed. helon.
lept phyt. pod.  ustil.-mad.
  §  2.  For the  disposition to miscarriage, give: 1) Calc
carb.-v. ferr. lye sabad. sep. suljih, zinc.   2) Asar. cann. cocc.
kreas. n.-mosch. plumb,  puis. ruta. sil.  All Avomen  prone to
abortion ought to take Sepia snd zinc.
  Calcarea : Suitable to plethoric persons, AA'ith  profuse and
premature menses, disposition to leucorrhcea,  painful nipples,
tendency of the blood to the heael, colic, pains  in the loins,
varices of the sexual organs.
  Carbo.-veg. :  Pale, or premature and profuse menses, with
varices ofthe  sexual organs; frequent headache,  pains in the
loins, abdominal spasms, Ac.
  Ferrum : Suitable to  chlorotic females, Avith leuehorrhoea,
when the menses  are suppressed; or to plethoric females,
AA'ith great vascular action, red face, full and strong pulse,
premature and profuse menses.
  Lycopodium: The menses are too profuse and last too long,
Avith itching, burning, and varices ofthe sexual organs;  dry-
ness of the vagina, disposition  to melancholy, Avith  sadness
and  weeping ;  leucorrhoea, frequent headache and £>ains  in
the loins,  fainting fits, Ac.
  Sabina :  Suitable to plethoric persons, Avith  profuse and
too  long menses ;  the miscarriage  generally takes  place  in
the third month of pregnancy.
  Sepia:  Leucorrhcea, Avith soreness, eruption and itching of
the sexual parts; scanty or premature menses, Avith Aveeping,
melancholy, headache  and toothache ;  frequent attacks of
megrim ; feeble  constitution ; tender and sensitive skin ; gray
color ofthe skin, with broAvnish or yelloAvish spots in the faee;
slender waist, nervous debility, disposition to sweat; frequent
colic, disposition to catarrh.
  Sulphur:  Brernature andjyrof'use, or scanty and delaying
menses, Avith leucorrhoea, itching, burning and  soreness of
the parts;  eruption or herpes on the skin; haemorrhoidaldis-
             14* 
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MISCARRIAGE.
 position ;  disposition to catarrh or other blennorrhceas ;  nerv-
 ous debility, Avith loss of appetite; great languor, especially
 in the loAver limbs ; frequent headache, Avith tendency ofthe
 blood to the head, Ae\
   Compare: AMEXeuiRiicEA and Dysmenorrhea.
   §  3. The precursory or first symptoms of miscarriage, in-
 dicate : 1)  Arn. hell.  bry. chain, hyosc ipec. n.-vom.  sabin.
 sec.   2) Cann. chin. cin. cocc. n.-mosch. plat. puis. rhus. ruta.
   Arnica : Is indicated, if labor-pains set in in consequence
 of a shock, motion, or  some other external injury, Avith the
 discharge of blood or serous mucus.
   Belladonna :  For violent aching or tensive pains through
 the AA'hole  body,  Avith sensation of constriction or distention,
 pains in the loins as if broken, bearing-clown and congestion
 to the sexual organs, Avith or without discharge of blood.
   Bryonia: A'iohnt  pains, Avith obstinate constipation, ten-
 dency of the blood to the head, dry mouth  and thirst, parti-
 cularly if  Nux-vom. should have been ineffectual against this
 condition.
   Chamomilla:  A lolent  cutting pains from the  loins to the
 abdomen, with frequent desire to urinate or go to stool; dis-
 charge of blood from the vagina, Avith discharge of coagula ;
 heaviness  in the whole abdomen, frequent yawning, chills ami
 shuddering ; great restlessness and convulsive motions ofthe
 limbs.
   IIyosctamus :  Alternately  clonic and tonic spasms, Avith
 loss  of consciousness and discharge of  a bright-red blood,
 especially during the spasmodic paroxysms.
   Ipecacuanha : For spasms Avith consciousness, especially
 Avhen accompanied with cutting pains around the umbilicus,
 Avith pressure towards the sexual organs, and Avith eliseharge
 of blood.   If Ipec. should be insufficient, Plat., or even Cina,
is  frequently indicated.
  Nux-vom. : Obstinate constipation, Avith congestion of blood
 to the  AA'omb, especially  suitable  to  patients  Avho  have in-
 dulged in  stimulating drinks, such as ; wine, coffee, &c.
   Sap.ina : The precursory  symptoms of miscarriage set in
in  the  first period of pregnancy ; or at any other period when
pressing and drawing pains from the loins to the pudendum
are present;  discharge of  blood from the vagina ;  relaxed anel
soft  abdomen;  constant  urging to stool AA'ith diarrhoea  or
desire  to vomit, or vomiting, even ofthe ingesta; fever, Avith
shivering and heat
   Secale: Suitable to enfeebled and cachectic females, Avith 
miscarriage.
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 disposition to passive haemorrhage, spasmodic affections, Ac,
 or when the uterus is  hi a state of atony, or affected with
 organic diseases.
   §  4.   Consider moreover :
   Aletris-far. : Habitual tendency to abortion, not depend-
 ing upon syphilis or other causes independent  of  the  repro-
 ductive  organs; Aveight in the uterine region, tendency to
 prolapsus uteri.
   Apis :  Stinging  pains in one or the other ovarian region,
 more and more frequently, till labor-pains are  produced ;
 sometimes floAving, and finally abortion; absence of thirst
 and  scanty urine ;  constipation.
   Caulophyllum :  Abortion,  with little  or  no  flooding;
 habitual abortion from  uterine debility;  menstrual irregu-
 larities, occurring subsequent  to and consequent upon  mis-
 carriage ; severe  pains  in  the back and loins, threatening
 abortion.
   Cimicifuga :  Cold  chills and prickling sensations in the
 breasts; habitual abortion.
   Erigeron: Abortion, with profuse haemorrhage, diarrhoea
 and  dysuria.
   Merci'Rius :  Haemorrhage, with  swelling of the external
 organs of generation.
   Nux-moschata :  Suitable to hysterical females, avIio are
 disposed to fainting spells;  patients are chilly and  catch cold
 very easily.
   Opium :  After severe  fright, with Avild  spasmodic labor-
 pains in the latter months of pregnancy.
  Pulsatilla:  AVhen the  discharge is arrested for  a little
 AA7hile, then returns Avith redoubled violence; she passes black
 blood, AA'ith labor-like pains.
  Rhus :  When the patient has been wrenched or strained,
 her pains at first are Avorst at night, she  is very restless  and
 must move frequently to find relief.
  Sepia : Especially in the 5th  and  7th month of pregnancy,
 Avith inclination to fainting, rush of  blood to the chest, head
 and uterus ; varices; the motions of the foetus are hardly to
 be felt.
  Ustilago-madis : Passive haemorrhage after miscarriage,
 the blood comes frequently away in lumjjs ; flooding more
 or less for days and Aveeks.
  § 5.  For the consequences of miscarriage, such as Me-
trorrhagia, Metritis, etc, see these heads.
  The remaining aveakness of tile back and the limbs, Avith 
 324           MOLES. — AIU» e)US  DERANeiE.M ENT.

 continual SAveating and dry cough, are best removed by Kali-
 car b.
   The remaining i-unmixc; requires mostly: Bell. erig. ipec.
 plat, sabin. cham. lye. sec trill, listil.-mad.
   MOLES, N.evl—Principal remedies:  1)  (.'ale carb.-veg.
 sulph.  2) Craph. sulph.-ac 3) Caust. 'i lye 'i  nitr.-ac. ? petr. ?
 phos.-ac. ? plat. ? sil. 'i thuj. 'i
   MUCOUS  DEBANGKMKNT, diseases  of the mucous
 membrane.   § 1.  Principal  remedies :  1) .Mum.  ars. bell.
 brv. cale caps,  carb.-veg. caust. chin.  dulc. hep. lye;, mere.
 mez.  n.-vom. phosph. puis.  rhus.  seneg.  stann.  sulph.  2)
 Aeon,  amm.-m.  ant. borax, carb.-an.  cham. dig. dros.  euphr.
 graph, hyos. ign. kal.  magn.-c  natr.-m. nitr.-ac plumb, sep.
 sil. spig. spong.  staph, sulph.-ac.  3) Cann. canth. cin. cocc.
 colch. guaj. iod.  lach. magn.-m. natr. petr. thuj.  zinc.
   § 2.   Use more particularly:
   a) For iijlammation of the mucous membranes, Avithout,
 or only Avith serous secretion : 1) Aeon. ars. bry. cann. canth.
 mere.  mez. n.-vom.  phosph.  sil. spong. sulph.   2) Borax.
 cham. elros. hyos. ign. ipec. kreas. petr. puis. sep. squill, staph.
   b) For chronic blcnue>rr/\oeas and increased but  not inflam-
 matory secretion : 1) Cab', caps. chin. dulc. euphr. mere natr.-
m.  phosph. puis, seneg.  sep. stann.  sulph.   2)  Alum. ars.
borax, canth. carb.-an. carb.-veg. caust. chain, dig. dros. graph.
hep. hyos. ign. lye magn.-c mez. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  petr. rhus.
sil. spig.  staph, sulph.-ac.
   c) For disorganizations ofthe mucous membranes (thick-
 ening,  interstitial distention, Ac.) : 1) Calc. caust.  con. dulc.
mere mez. natr.-m.  petr. phosph. puis. sil. sulph.   2;  Alum.
ars. bell, carb.-veg. chin, euphr. graph, lye  seneg.  sop. stann.
staph.
   el) For ulceration : 1) Ars. asa. bell. calc. carb.-veg. caust.
mere, nitr.-ac. phosph. puis.  sil. sulph.  2) Aur. canth. chin.
con. dros. dulc. hep. kreas. lach.  lye petr. rhus. staph, thuj.
zinc
  § 3.   As regards  the nature of the secretions, give:
  a) For bloodg (blood-streaked, or Avith specks'of blood):
 1) Aeon. ars. bell. chin. ferr. iod. mere n.-vom. puis. sep. sil.
2) Baryt. canth. carb.-veg. caust. cocc dros. kreas. lye natr.-
m. nitr.-ac. phosph. sabin. sulph.  sulph.-ac. thuj. zinc.
  b) For thick mucus: 1) Alum, amm.-rn. baryt.  calc. carb.-
veg. magn.-m. natr. natr.-m. phosph. puis, sib stann. staph.
 sulph.   2)  Aeon. alum. ars. borax, kreas. ruta. spong. 
MUCOUS derangement.
325
    c)  Thin mucus, watery:  1) Ars. carb.-veg. cham.  graph,
 lach.  magn.-m.  mere puis.  rhus.  sulph.   2) Amm. amm.-m.
 carb.-an. chin, magn.-arct. mez. mur.-ac. n.-vom. sep. sil. squill.
   _ el)  B undent: 1) Ars. asa. bell. calc. carb.-veg. caust. mere.
 nitr.-ac. phosph. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Aur. cann. canth. chin.
 con. dros.  dulc hep. kal. kreas. lach. magn.-m. natr. phos.-ac.
 rhus.  sep.  stann. staph, zinc.
    e)  Albuminous: Amm.-m. borax,  mez. petr. plat.  Jelly-
 like, or like boiled starch :  Arg. hell. laur. rhus. sabin. selen.
 Milky : 1) Calc. puis. sil.  2) Carb.-veg. con. ferr. lye phosph.
 sabin. sep.  sulph.-ac.
    f)  Tenacious, viscid:  1) Ars. bell. cann. cham. cist. hep.
 mere mez. phosph. phos.-ac. samb.  seneg. stann. sulph.  2)
 Alum, borax, carb.-an. carb.-veg. caust kal. plat, sep.  spong.
 Fibrinous:  Alum, seneg.   Bumpy, flocculent:  Agar. amb.
 kal. kreas.  magn.-c. mere phosph. sabad. sabin. sep. sil.  sulph.
 thuj.   Indurated, in hard pieces: Bry. con. natr. phosph. sep.
 sil. sulph.
    g)  Corrosive, acrid:  1) Alum.  amm. amm.-m. ars. borax.
 mere natr.-m.  phosph.  puis.  sep. sil. sulph.   2) Carb.-veg.
 cham. ferr. ign. kreas. mez. nitr.-ac. ruta. sulph.-ac.
   § 4.  As regards color, give :
   a) For blue-colored: Amb. ars. cupr.
   b) Broionish: Amm.-m. ars. bell, borax, carb.-v. nitr.-ac.
 sulph.
   c) Flesh-colored:  Alum. cocc. kreas. mere nitr.-ac.  sabin.
   d)  Yellow :  1) Ant.  bell. bry. calc carb.-veg. kreas. lye
 natr. nitr.-ac n.-vom. phosph. puis. sej). sil. stann. sulph.   2)
 Aeon.  alum. ars. cann. canth. cham. cic graph, hep. kal. natr.-
 m. sabin. selen.  stann. staph, thuj.
   e)  Gray-coloreel: 1) Amb. arg. ars. lye  sep. sil. thuj.   2)
 Anac  carb.-an.  caust. chin, kreas. lach. magn.-m. mere.
   f) Greenish:  1) Carb.-veg.  dros. led. lye magn.-c.  mere
 phosph.  puis,  stann. sulph.   2) Ars. ferr. kreas. natr. sep. thuj.
   g) Whitish:  1) Asar.  bell.  calc. colch. mere phosph. puis.
 sil.  2) Carb.-veg. con. ferr. lye phosph. sep. sulph.-ac
   § 5.   As regards color or taste, gi\re:
   a) For bad secretions (bad-smelling or  foul-tasting):   1)
 Ars. calc. led. mere natr. puis.  sep. stann. sulph.  2) Aur.
 bell. con. dros. ferr. graph, guaj.  hep. ipec. lach. magn.-m.
 natr.-m,  nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos.-ac. sabin.
   b) Yor foul, putrid smell or taste: 1) Ars. calc. hep. mere.
natr. puis. sil. stann. sulph.  2) Bell. con. cupr. ferr. graph
kreas.  mur.-ac. nitr.-ac. sep. 
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MUSCLES. — NAILS.
   e)  For metallic taste: Calc. cupr. ipec n.-vom. rhus.
   d)  For salt taste:  1) Ars. baryt. graph,  lye natr. petr.
 phosph. puis.  sep. sil.  2) Calc.  carb.-veg. chin. dros.  graph.
 rhus. samb. stann. sulph. zinc
   e)  For sourish taste  or  smell: 1) Calc. chin, graph, he]).
 kal. magn.-m. mere natr.  natr.-m.  n.-vom.  phosph. plumb.
 pills,  se'p. Slllpll.
   f)  For musty taste or smell: Borax, carb.-veg.
   g)  For smell or taste as of old catarrhal mucus: Bell. ign.
 n.-Aom. phosph. puis, sulph.
   h)  For sweetish.taste: Asar. calc. dig. kreas.  lach. magn.-
 c. mere n.-vom. phosph. plumb, puis. samb. stann. sulph.
   § 6.  Compare CouttH (expectoration), AVhites, Suppura-
 tions, Ac
   MUSCLES, Contraction, Induration of : See Co/it ruc-
 tion, ifcc.
   MUSHROOM, NOXIOUS, ill effects of.   For poison-
 ing :  1) Powdered charcoal mixed in water ;  2) Smelling of
 spiritus-nitri-dulcis.  For the  secondary diseases: 1) Coff.
 puis.   2) Aeon, n.-vom.

   MYELITIS.—The principal remedy for all acute eases  is
 Dulcamara, to be preceded by Aconite,  on  account  of the
 fever.
   If Dulc should fail, select:  1)  Bell. bry.  coccul. n.-vom.
 rhus.: or, 2) Ars. calc. caust. dig. ign. puis, veratr.
   In a case  of chronic inflammation  of the upper portion of
 the spinal marrow, Avith  apparently incipient softening, and
 paralysis and  atrophy of one arm, I have used Caust. and
 staphysagria with great benefit, also Dulc. and lach.

   MYOPIA.—Principal  remedies :  1) Amm. anac. carb.-veg.
con. nitr.-ac. petr. phosph. phos.-ac. puis, sulph.
   For myopia  in consequence of.ophth.al.miu: Puis, and sulph.
   For myopia from abuse of mercury : 1) Carb.-veg. nitr.-ac.
sulph.; or, 2)  Puis.
   Myopia in  consequence  of typhus or debilitating loss of
animal fluids, requires: Phos.-ac.

  NAILS, diseases of.   §1.  Principal remedies : 1) Graph.
sil. sulph.   2)  Alum. ant. ars.  calc. caust. con. hep.  lach.
magn.-aust. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis.  ran. sabad.
sep. squill.
  § 2.  V or panaritia (an inflammation ofthe skin, tendons, 
NARCOTISM.
327
 and their  sheaths, or of the periosteum,) use: 1) Sil. sulph.
 2) Hep. lach.  3) Alum. calc. kal. mere nitr.-ac. petr. puis.
 sep.
    If these ulcers should have been occasioned by a  splinter
 or the jn-ick of a pin, use :  1) Nitr.-ac. sil.  2) Hep. lach. petr.
 sulph.
    For onychia, a panaritium under the nail,  Hep. is almost
 specific, after Avhich Lach.  acts well; and, if ulceration should
 have set in, Silicea or sulph.
    In phlegmonous inflammation betAveen the  skin and  the
 sheaths of the  tendons, it is well to give first  Sulph., and if
 this should not prevent suppuration, Hep., Avhich sometimes
 opens the abscess in a feAV hours.
    Inflammation of the tendinous sheaths and synovial mem-
 branes first  require  Sulph., then Silic, if no change should
 take place in tAventy-fbur hours.
   If the periosteum  should have been involved, Sil. is  the
 principal remedy; otherAvise try Calc. or sulph. in alternation
 Avith Sil.
   § 3.  Use more particularly:
   a) For breaking, peeling-off and splitting of the nails : 1)
 Graph, sil. squill, sulph.  2) Alum, mere sep.   For thicken-
 ing, curative, roughness of the nails, use:  1)  Graph, sabad.
 sil. sulph.  2) Alum. calc.  mere  sep.  For  growing into the
 flesh:  1) Graph, magn.-aust. sulph.  2)  Kal. sil.  For fail ing-
 qff: Ant. ars.  hell, mere  squill, sec.  sep. thuj.   For hang-
 nails:  1)  Natr.-m. rhus. sulph.   2) Calc. lye mere sabad.
 stann.
   b) For painfulness and sensitiveness: 1) Caust.  graph.
 magn.-aust. n.-vom. sep. sil.  2) Amm.-m. natr.-m. puis. rhus.
 sulph.
   c) For discolored nails:  Ant. ars. graph,  mur.-ac. nitr.-ac
 sep. sulph.   For blue-colored : Aur. chel. chin. dig. lye natr.-
 m. n.-vom.  sil.  For spotted: 1) Nitr.-ac. sil.   2) Alum.  ars.
 natr.-m.  sulph.   For  yellow-colored:  1) Amb.  con. sep.   2)
 Chin,  mere  nitr.-ac  n.-vom. sil. spig.  For  while  sj/ots:
 Nitr.-ac. sil.

   NARCOTISM, ill effects of narcotic substances.
   Poisoning Avith large  doses requires: 1) Large quantities
 of black coffee ; 2) Vinegar mixed Avith water.
   The remaining ailments yield to: 1) Bell, carb.-veg. cham.
coff. lach. mere n.-vom. op.  puis.   2) Amm. ars. caust. graph.
hyos. ipec lye natr.-m. rhus. sep. sulph. kal. 
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NEPHRITIS.
  Compare:  Drunkards, diseases  of:   Opium,  and the
other narcotic substances mentioned in this work.

  NEPHRITIS, nephralgia, and  other affections of the
KIDNEYS.
  Principal remedies:  l~)  Bell. can. canth. n.-vom. puis.   2)
Aeon. alum, berb  colch.  hep. lye. sass.   3) Caul, chimaph.
collins. coryel. erig. eup.-purp. eryng. gels, geran. phyt. polyg.
senee trill.
  AoetNiTE: Synoehal fever ; secretion  of urine diminished ;
micturition more  freepient, and  difficult  or  painful;  urine
more saturated or mixed Avith blood; ceuisoquence of expo-
sure to cold.
  Belladonna: Stitching pains in the  kidneys, extending
along the ureter as far as ithe bladder, with perioelieal aggra-
vation, great  anguish and colicky pains.   (If Bell, does not
sutliee, try He]).)
  Cannabis: DraAving pains from the kidneys to the pubic
bones, Avith anguish anel malaise.
  Cantiiaris:  Stitching, tearing and  cutting  pains,  Avith
painful discharge of only a feAV drops of urine, or  with com-
plete suppression of urine, or Avhen the urine  is mixeel Avith
blood.
  Chimapiiila : Copious discharge of  clear  limpid urine;
frequent and profuse urination ;  urging to urinate after void-
ing urine ; pressing fullness in the  region of the blaeleler ;—
it cause's mucous sediments to disappear from  the urine.
  Erigeron : Sharp, stabbing pains in the region e>f the left
kidney, the pains running from left to right;  dull aching dis-
tress in the loAver dorsal region ; urine first suppressed, them
 increased ; urging  to  urinate, Avith emission of only a feAV
 drops of  burning  urine; discharge of  mucus  Avith urine;
 dysuria of teething children.
   Eupatorium-purpureum:   Dee]), dull, aching pains in the
 kidneys ;  smarting  and burning in the bladder and urethra;
 pain excruciating Avhen  passing urine ;   constant  desire to
 pass urine, although she  passes only a feAV drops at a time ;
 numbness of the legs.
   Hepar: Dull pains in the kidneys; the stitching  paroxys-
 mal pains run doAvn to the  blaeleler and loAver extremities ;
 pale urine,  Avith flocculent,  muddy-AA'hite sediment; blood
 comes only Avith the  last drops; suppurating  feA7er, chills,
 alternating with burning heat.
   Mercurius : Diminished secretion of urine, with constant 
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desire to pass urine ; urine saturated, dark-broAvn, mixed with
blood, AA'ith dirty Avhite sediment.
  Nux-vomica :  AVhen the disease AA'as caused by suppression
of piles, or abuse of alcoholic drinks, producing congestion
of blood to the abdomen, Avith tension, distension or pressure
in the region of the kidneys.
  Pulsatilla : AA^hen the disease is accompanied by amenor-
rhcea or scanty menses, in females of  a delicate  constitution,
and bland phlegmatic disposition, or Avhen the urine is bloody
and deposits a purulent sediment.
  Senecio :  Bloody urine; urging to  urinate,  tenesmus of
the bladder; slight pains in the region of the kidneys, nau-
sea, attendant on renal derangement and renal colic.
  Teeebintiiina :   Scanty  secretion  of  dark, (occasionally)
bloody  urine ; oedema all over ; diarrhoea;  bronchial catarrh,
Avith expectoration of much mucus.

  NEPHRITIS ALBUMINOSA, bright's  disease of the
kidneys. — Principal remedies:  1) Apis.  ars. canth. colch.
coloc. dig.  geran.  helon. hell, mere-cor. nitr.-ac phos. see,
sulph. tereb.   2) Bry.  calc. chin.  con.  ferr. kreas. ly7c mez.
puis,  sabad.  sabin.   3) Kali.-e   kal.-hydroiod.  rhus.   4)
Cauloph. chimaph.  eupat.-purp. helon. phytol.
  Compare:   Cystitis,  Urinary Difficulties,  Uretrorrhagia,
Retention  of Urine and Secretion of  Urine.

  NETTLERASH, urticaria. — Principal  remedies:  1)
Apis,  calc caust.  dulc. hep. lye  rhus.  2) Aeon. ant. ars.
bell. bry. carb.-v. clem. con. cop. ign. kreas. mez. natr.-m. n.-
vom. petr.  puis.  sep. sulph. urt. verat.
  Acute  nettlerash requires:  1) Aeon. apis. bry.  dulc
rhus. urt  Chronic:  1) Calc. lye. 2)  Ars.  carb.-v. caust.
petr. rhus. sulph. urt.
  For urticaria porcellanea (essera):  give : Cop. puis.

  NIGHTMARE,  incubus.—Principal remedies :  1) Aeon.
n.-vom. op. puis, sulj/h.   2) Aloe. amm. bry. con. hep. phos.
ruta, sil. valer.   3) Alum, cinnab. guaj. natr. natr.-m., Ac.
  Aconite:  To children  and females,  for: feverish heat,
tliirst,  palpitation, orgasmus sanguinis, oppression of  the
chest, anguish and restlessness.
  Nux-a'omica:  The paroxysms are caused  by  beer, spirits,
copious meals, sedentary life, Ac.
  Opium : Severe paroxysms, Avith suppressed breathing, half-
opened eyes, open mouth, stertorous breathing, rattling, anx- 
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ions features, cold SAveat in the face, tAvitehings and convul-
sive motions of the extremities, Ac
  1 ulsatilla :  Stertorous inspirations : anxiems sael elreams,
AA'ith Aveeping;  lying on one's back with the arms stretcheel
above the heael, or with the hands laid cross-wise on the ab-
domen and the  feet drawn  up;  or, for dreams about black
beasts.
  Sulphur :  Light, unrefreshing sleep, with aching or beat-
ing pains in the head, dreams about fire, the  arms"stretched
above the head, the eyes sometimes half open.

  NITBATE OF SILVER, poisoning avith.
  First swallow large quantities of salt tcater, then mucila-
ginous drinks.

  NOMA, Cancer aquaticus.
  I know of one case that  was greatly benefitted by Sulph.
calc sil., given in this order.  The physician  was  induced to
this selection of remedies by the scrofulous  constitution of
the child anel his parents.   This is another proof that the re-
medies ought not to be selected with  reference to one patho-
logical symptom, but in accordance  with the general state
and constitution of the patient.

  NOSE, suppuration of.—Fetid, inflammatory ulceration
of the Sclmeiderian membrane, Ozienn.
  $ 1.  Principal remedies: Alum. amm. asa. aur. bry  calc
carb.-v. caust con.  graph,  kal. lach.  lye  magn.-c. numm-m
mere. natr. nitr.-ac. puis. sil. sulph. thuj.
  § 2.  For chronic stoppage of the nose :  1)  Brc. calc. canst
con. graph, natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. sil. sulph.  ") Alum
amb. anac ant. aur. carb.-an. carb.-v.  kal.  lach. lye marm -c
magn.-m. mur.-ac. n.-vom.  petr. puis. rhod.  sep. spig. staph!

  For ulceration, rhagades and scurfs ofthe nostrils • Alum

siTih    x'calc*C1C- grapb'lach'lyc- merc- nitr--ac- Puls-
  For purulent discharge, or ozcena  in the  narrower sense-
1)  Aur.  merc.; or, 2) Alum. asa. calc. cic.  con. lach puis'
sulph.                                              ' 1   '"
  For syphilitic  ozcena, Merc, is the principal remedy  • if
Merc, should have been abused by the patient, give:  if Aur
2) Asa. hep. lach. nitr.-ac.  sulph.  thuj.               ;
  § 3. Compare: Nose, savelling of, Catarrh, Ac. 
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       NOSE, SAVELLING OF, and inflammation of the ex
     TERNAL NOSE.
       § 1.  Principal  remedies : Arn.  ars. asa.  aur.  bell.  bry.
     calc. hep. merc. natr.-m. phos. puis.  sep. sulph. zinc
       § 2.  If caused by a blow, contusion, fall,  cue, Arn. is the
     best remedy7.
       If by abuse of Mercury, give: Asa.  aur. bell. hep. lach. ?
     sulph.
       If by hard drinking:   1) Ars. calc.  puis, sulph.;  or, 2)
     Bell. hep. lach. mere
       To scrofulous patients  give :  1) Asa. aur.  calc. hep. merc.
     puis, sulph.;  or, 2) Bry. lach. phos.
       § 3.  For reel and j/ainful swelling of the nose, give: 1)
     Bell. hep. merc. ; or, 2) Alum. bry.  calc. phos. rhus. sulph.
       If the tip be red, give:  Carb.-an. nitr.-ac. rhus.
/      Bed spots require: Phos.-ae sil.
        Co/tper-reduess : 1) Ars.  carb-an. veratr.   2) Calc. cann.
     carb.-v. kreas. mez. rhus. ruta.
       § 4.  AVhen the SAvelling is accompanied  by black pores :
     1) Graph, natr. selen. sulph.  2) Bry. calc. natr.-m. sabin.
       AVhen by scurf on the tip: 1) Carb.-v. natr.-m. sep. sil. 2)
     Carb.-an. nitr.-ac.
       AVhen by old warts : Caust.
       § 5.  Compare : Nose,  suppuration of, Cancer of the
     Nose, Eruptions in the Face, Catarrh,  &c

       NURSING, Lactation.
       § 1.  Principal remedies for the ailments incident to nurs-
     ing: 1) Bell, calc cham. merc.  puis. sep. sil.   2) Aeon. bry.
     carb.-v. chin. con. dulc. kal. n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac. rhab. rhus.
     staph, zinc   3)  Ars.  borax, carb.-an.  cin. graph, ign. ipec
     lach. lye. natr.-m. samb. stann.
       § 2.  For  deficiency of milk:  1) Agn.  calc caust. dulc.
     puis. rhus. zinc.   2) Aeon. bell. bry. cham.  chin.  cocc. iod.
     merc. n.-mosch. sep. sulph.
       If the deficiency be caused by want of vital action (in the
     breasts of the organisms generally), give : Calc. caust. puis.
     rhus.
       If the  secretion  of milk should be prevented by an excess
     of  vital action  in the breasts, Avith  tension, redness and
     throbbing  in these  parts, and if  considerable milk  fever
     should be present,give: 1) Aeon. bry. cham.; or,2)Bell, mere
       Bumps or  nodes in the breasts, require: 1) Dulc; or, 2)
     Agn. bell. cham. rhus. 
332         nyctalopia.—oedema of the feet.

  If the deficiency of milk depend upon some unknown cause1,
and no particular remedy be indicateel,  try:  1) Dulc.   2)
Agn. calc. zinc.
  § 3.   Milk fever, if medical interference  should be at all
necessary, requires: Aeon, or Coff, alone  or alternately.
  If these remedies be insufficient, try : Bell. bry. ; or, rhus.
  Arn. is sometimes useful, especially Avhen, in  consequence
of hard labor, the sexual parts have been injured.
  § 4.   For retrocession ofthe milk, give: i) Bell. bry. dulc.
puis.   2) Aeon, calc chain, coff.  mere rhus. sulph.
  If this retrogression should be caused by violent emotions,
give :  1) Brv. chain, coff.  2) Aeon. bell.
  If by a cold: 1) Bell, chain, dulc. puis.;  or, 2) Aeon. merc.
sulph.
  A metastasis to the abdominal organs, requires: Bell. bry.
puis, rhus
  The  chronic consequences ofthe retrogression ofthe milk,
require: Bhus-t.; or, Calc. dulc. lach. mere puis, sulph.
  § 5.   Bad, thin  milk, or if the infant  refuses to take it,
give the mother: 1) Cham. cin. mere sil.  2) Borax, carb.-
an.  lach. n.-vom. puis. rhab. samb.
  Borax:  The milk coagulates  readily: if Borax be insuffi-
cient, give  Lach.
  Silicea : The child throAA's up  after nursing and refuses the
breast.
  § 6.  Puis, is  the  best remedy to arrest the secretion of
milk after  weaning the child, or  to  prevent the  secondary
ailments of Aveaning.   Bell. bry. calc. are likeAvise useful.
   Galactorrheea  requires Calc, especially Avhen the  breasts
are turgid Avith milk.  Try moreover: Bell, borax, bry. rhus.;
or,  Chin. con. phos. puis, stram.
  § 7.  Compare :  Mammae.
  NYCTALOPIA.
  Principal remedies for  sudden  paroxysms of blindness in
the day-time: 1) Aeon. merc.  sil.  sulph.   2) Con. nitr. n.-
A'om. phos. stram.
  Compare:  Amblyopia.
  CEDEMA  OF THE FEET—Principal  remedies, provided
no  organic diseases  are  present : Ars. chin. ferr. kal.  Ivc
mere phos. puis, rhus-t. sulph.
  If caused by loss of blood, give China,  or Ars. and ferr.
  If caused by abuse of China, give: Ferr. or Ars.,  or, per-
haps, Puis, sulph. 
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  OESOPHAGITIS.—Principal remedies: 1) Arn. ars. bell.
cocc. mere mez. rhus.  2) Asa. carb.-v. euphorb. laur. sabad.
see
  Compare:  Sore Throat, Deglutition, Difficult  Pha-
ryngitis, Ac.

  OPIITHALMLA-§ 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon. ars.
bell, calc cham. euphras. hepar. ignat.  mere n.-vom. puis.
sulph.   2) Ant. arn. bryon. caust. china, coloc. digit, dulc
ferr. graph, hyosc. laches, nitr.-ac. petrol, rhus. sepia, spigel.
sulph.-ac. veratr.  3) Alum. aur. baryt. borax, cannab. canth.
clem. coni. led. lycop. natr.-m. phosph. silic staph, thuj.
  § 2.   For acute ophthalmia the first remedy is Aeon.: after
Avhich a dose of Bell, is  generally sufficient to cure  the  dis-
ease. The following remedies can likeAvise be used : 1) Cham.
dulc. euphr. ign. merc. n.-vom. puis.   2) Ant. arn. bor.  canth.
lach. nitr.-ac  spig. sulph.-ac. veratr.
   Chronic ophthalmia requires, beside the above-mentioned
remedies, Sulphur, and: 1) Alum. ars.  bor. calc. euphr. he]).
lach. lye nitr.-ac. spig. phosph. sil. thuj.   2) Ant,  bar.  caust.
chin. col. dig. dulc ferr. graph, hyos.  petr. rhus. sep.  veratr.
  § 3.   As regards the pathological character of ophthalmia,
give for arthritic ophthalmia: 1) Aeon. bell. col. spig.  2)
Ars. chain, dig. hep. merc. n.-vom. rhus.   3) Berb. colch. led.
lye.
  Comp.: Arthritic ailments.
  For catarrhal ophthalmia :  1) Aeon. ars. bell. cham. euphr.
hep. ign. n.-vom. puis.  2) Dig. euph. merc. sulph.
  Bheumatic: 1) Aeon. belt. bry7. cham. euphr.  ign. merc
n.-vom. puis.  rhus. sulph. veratr.   2)  Bell. led. lye. spig.
  Scrofulous : 1) Ars. bell, calc dulc hep. ign. mere, n.-vom.
puis. rims, sulph.  2) Caust. chin. ferr. graph, petr.  sep.  3)
Aur. bar. cann.  cham.  con.  dig. euphr.  iod. lye  magn.-c.
natr.-m.
  Syphilitic: 1) Mere nitr.-ac. thuj. 2) Aur. ?  lye? phosph. ?
   Gonorrheeed, in consequence of suppressed gonorrhoea : 1)
Aeon. puis.   2) Nitr.-ac merc. thuj. sulph.
  Burulent ophthalmia of neAA'-born  infants:  1) Aeon. bell.
cham. euphr.  merc. sulph.  2) Calc. dulc. puis.  rhus.  3) Bor.
bry. n.-vom.
  Contagious, egyjytic ophthalmia: 1) Aeon.? bell.? calc?
euphr.? mere ? nitr.-ac. ? sulph. ?  2) Phos ?  staph.? thuj.?
  Scorbutic:   Amm. amm.-m.? caust.? carb.-veg.? mere.? 
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OPHTHALMIA,
mur.-ae? staph. ? sulph. ?  2) Canth. ? cist. ? hep. ? natr.-m.?
nitr.-ac ? n.-vom. ?
  §  4.  As regards  external  causes,  give for ophthalmia
caused by a cold.- Aeon. ars. bell,  calc chain,  dulc. hep. n.-
vom. puis, sulph.
  By external  injuries:  1) Aeon,  arn. calc sil. sulph.   2)
Euphr. nitr.-ac. petr. puis. rut. sulph.-ac
  By straining the eyes in doing fine work : Bell, carb.-veg.
rut. spig.
  By abuse of  Mercury:  1)  Bell.  hep. nitr.-ac. puis, sulph.
2) Dulc chin. lach. lye staph, thuj.
  After exanthems (measles, scarlatina, small-pox) :  Bell. bry.
cham. liejc hyos.  mere nitr.-ac puis. rhus. sulph.
  After su//pression of eruj/tions generally : Alum. ars. carb.-
v. caust. graph, lach. natr.-m. sel. sep. sulph. zinc
  £ 5.   Symptomatic  indications :
  AeONiTE: Ee>r acute ophthalmia, especially if the following
svmptoms should be present: B< d eyes, with dark redness of
the vessels; intolerable, burning, stitching or aching pains,
especially Avhen  moving the  eyes; p/iotophobia ;  copious
lachrymation and bleareyedness, or great dryness of the eye-
lids.   (After Aeon, are frequently suitable : Ant  bell, or hep.)
  Arsenicum: Eor burningj/uins as from hot  coal ;  or ach-
ing and stitching pains, aggravated by  light or motion ofthe
eyes ; violent pains, obliging one to lie doAvn, or intolerable
pains, with  anguish, obliging  the patient to rise from heel;
congested  eyes;   corrosive lachrymation, nightly agglutina-
tion ; photophobia; specks and ulcers on the cornea.
   Belladonna :  A'ivid redness of the sclerotica, burning and
corrosive  lachrymation, or great dryness of the eyes, with
painful sensitiveness to the light;  aching  pains around the
eyes, or deep in the eyes, or stitching pains in  the  eyes and
head ;  aggravation  by moving the eyes;  dilatation of the
pupils; violent catarrh, Avith  cough;  or violent  headache,
with vertigo, stu/nfactum, sparks  or black  spots before the
eyes ;  or obscuration  of sight, or specks anel  ulcers on the
cornea, Ac  (Bell, is  frequently suitable after Aeon.  hep. or
mere)
   Calcarea: A lolent aching or stinging pains, with itching;
or burning and cutting  pains aggravated by reading or can-
dle light;  redness of the sclerotica, lachrymation, .y/ecks and
ulcers on the cornea;  j/hotojjiobia ;  mistiness of sight or as
if spots were hovering before the eyes, especially when using
the eyes.   (Calc is frequently suitable  after Sulph. or Dulc) 
ophthalmia.
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  Chamomilla :  Red  eyes, AA'ith aching pains Avhen moving
them or  shaking the head;  or  stinging, aching  or burning
pains,  as  if  heat were rushing out  of the  eyes;  red  and
swollen eye-lids, with copious secretion of mucus  and nightly
agglutination; great dryness of the eyes.   The pains are in-
tolerable, Ac.
  Euphrasia :  Aching pain in the eyes, redness ofthe sclero-
tica :  inflammation of the  cornea, Avith vesicles, or specks and
ulcers on the cornea; cojnous secretion of mucus and tears ;
SAvelling ofthe eye-lids ; frequent desire to wink; rash around
the eyes, or coryza and headache; j)kotoj)hobia, flickering of
the light.
  Hepar-s. :  Redness  of the eyes and eye-lids, with soreness
when touched ;  spasmodic closing of the  eye-lids; difficulty
of moving the eyes; photophobia, especially in the evening;
the sight is at times dim and obscured, at others clear; pres-
sure  in  the  eye-ball, as if it would  start out of the heael;
specks and ulcers on the cornea and pimples around the eyes
and eye-lids ;  copious lachrymation,  nightly agglutination.
(Hep. is frequently suitable after Bell, and Merc)
  Ionatia:  The eyes are not  so much red as painful, with
sensation as if sand in the eyes ; copious lachrymation, espe-
cially from the light of the sun ; nightly agglutination ; pho-
toj/hobia; mistiness of sight; fluent coryza or headache.
  Mercurius : Cutting pains or pressure  as if from sand in
the  eyes, especially after  using the eyes, or in the  evening
and in bed;  or tearing, itching and stinging, especially in the
open air;  copious lachrymation, especially in the  evening:
excessive sensitiveness of the eyes to the  glare of fire or to
light; vesicles  and pimples  on  the sclerotica; ulcers on the
cornea;  pustules and scurfs around the eyes and on the mar-
gins  of  the  lids; mistiness  of sight; the inflammation is
brought on  again by the least cold.  (Merc, is frequently
suitable after Bell.)
  Nux-vom  : The canthiare redder than the eyes; ecchymo-
sis  and softening of the sclerotica ; burning  pains and pres-
sure in the eyes as if from sand ; lachrymation ; photophobia,
especially  in the morning;  nightly  agglutination ; the in-
flammation is attended with nightly headache ; catarrh, Avith
stoppage of  the nose; aggravation in the morning  on Avak-
ing, or after a meal, or in the evening in bed.
  Pulsatilla : Pressure as if from sand,  or tearing, stitch-
ing, cutting  and boring  pains  in  the eyes ; redness of the
eyes and eye-lids, with copious  secretion  of mucus ; copious 
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OPHTHALMIA.
lachrymation, especially in the cold  air, AA'ind, and Avhen ex-
posed  to  the light  of "day ; great dryness of the eye-lids,
especially  in  the  evening; burning and corrosive lachryma-
tion; nightly agglutination ;  enhmafous swelling of 1 hi eye-
lids or around the eves ;  photophobia,  Avith  stitches in the'
eyes ; aggravation toAvards evening.   (Puis, is suitable at the
commencement of scrofulems ophthalmia, previous to Ferr. ;
or after Aeon, in  rheumatic ophthalmia.)
  Sulphur: Pressure  as  if from sand,  or itching and burn-
ing in the eyes anel eye-lids, with aggravation on moving the
eves or exposing  them  to the  light of the sun ; redness of
the eyes and  eye-lids; inflammation ofthe iris, with distorted
pupil ;  dimness of the  cornea  as if covered Avith  dust, or
specks, resides and ulcers on the cornea; pustules, ulcers and
scurfs  around the eyes and on the lids; lachrymation, espe-
cially in the  open air ;  or dryness of the eyes, especially in
the room ;  photophobia, Avith closing ofthe lids;  mistiness
of sight,  scintillations, Ac.  (Sulph. is frequently suitable
after Ace>n., or Merc, and Puis.; after  Sulph., Calc is most
suitable")
  §  6.  Try moreover :
  Antimonium :  For red eye-lids, Avith eye-gum in the canthi,
photophobia anel  stinging pains.
  Arnica : Difficult and painful motion of the  eye-lids and
eyes, as if excoriated ; dilated  pupils, sensitiveness to  light;
reel anel SAVollen eye-lids and eyes.
  Bryonia:  Red eyes, Avith burning pains and pressure, as
if from sand, Avith  aggravation in the  evening or  at  night;
SAVollen eye-lids,  with  pains in the head, Avhen opening the
eyes.  (Bry.  is frequently suitable after Puis., in rheumatic
ophthalmia.)
  Causticum: Swelling and ulceration of the eye-lids, Avith
nightly agglutination ; pressure or burning pains in the eyes.
  China :  Aggravation towards evening, Avith pressure as if
from sand in  the  eyes ; photophobia ; frontal headache; hot
and  red, or dim and faint eyes, as if filled AA'ith smoke in the
orbits.
   Colocynthis :  A lolent burning anel cutting, extending far
back in the head  and  nose, with great  anguish  and restless-
ness.
   Digitalis  : Redness ofthe eyes and  conjunctiva ; stitches
through the eyes ; lachrymation, increased by light and cold ;
photophobia; obstruction and  dryness of the nose. 
OPHTHALMIA.
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   Dulcamara : Aching pain when reading ; dimness of sight,
scintillations, aggravation by rest.
   Ferrum :  The  eyes become weak and moist after using
them ever so little ;  or they become red,  Avith burning pains
and styes.
   Graphites:  Ulcers on  the cornea,  photophobia, swollen
lids, agglutination.
   Lachesis : Dry eyes, photophobia, lancinations, dimness of
sight.
   Nitri-acidum :  Pressure  and stitches in the  eyes; lachry-
mation, especially Avhen reading;  yellow rings around the
eyes;  specks  on  the cornea;  SAvelling of the  eye-lids  and
suppuration of the eyes.*
   Petroleum :  Burning, stitching or pressure  over the root
of the nose, and swelling of the nose, Avith discharge of pus.
   Rhus-tox. :  Bry.  being  insufficient,  Avith  burning  and
stitching  and copious  lachrymation, nightly  agglutination
and erysipelatous  swelling  of the eye-lids, Avith photophobia.
   Sepia :  Photophobia, catarrh,  nightly  agglutination, pus-
tules on the eye-ball; aching pains.
   Spigelia : Aching, stitching or boring pains,  penetrating
into the  orbits and  head,  Avith sensation as if the eye-balls
Avere too large ; excruciating pains.
   Sulphuris-ac. : Burning  pains, with  photophobia, lachry-
mation, especially Avhen reading;  difficulty of opening the
lids.
   Veeatrum :  Tearing pains, with violent headache, photo-
phobia, heat and feeling of  dryness in the eyes.
   §  7.  Try7 moreover :
   iEscuLus-Hip.:  Burning  in the  internal canthi; burning
and stinging deep in the orbit; weight  and heat in the eyes;
lachrymation.
   Cistus-can. :  Scrofulous  ophthalmia; pressure above the
eyes ;  spasmodic piercing pain in the eyes, with headache ;
stitches in the eyes.
   Comocladia : Edges of  the  eye-lids inflamed and red ;
conjunctiva and sclerotica red, with great intolerance to light;
violent pain, extending  from the posterior portion of the
right eye through the head to  the occipital protuberance,
Avith great soreness of the  eye-ball;  profuse lachrymation,
and sensation as if the eye Avas much larger than usual;  eyes
dull and glassy,  the vessels congested, the eyre-lids red, savoI-
*Specifically suitable for syphilitic ophthalmia.—Hempel.
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OPHTHALMIA.
len, and  beloAV the  inferior  tarsal cartilage the face' is very
much puffed out ;  eye-balls worse  on moving them.
  Eeync.ium : Smarting, burning  sensation, Avith heavy ach-
ing pain, produced by strong light; sepiinting on  exposure
to a strong light;  tearing, burning pains in the eyes; great
intolerance of light,  congestion of selerciica, Avatery or puri-
form discharge.
  Eupatorium-perf.: Se)reness ofthe eye-balls, intolerane'c
of light,  redness  of the  margin  of the  lids, Avith  glutinous
secretion from the meibomian glands;  lachrymation.
  Gelseminum: Fullness and congestion of the lids; diplo-
pia, Avhen inclining the head towanls the shoulder, but vision
single, Avhen holding the  heael  erect;  dryness ofthe eyes;
soreness, with sensitiveness to light, anel lachrymation ;  eyes
much inflamed and weak, AA'ith  great Aoav of tears.
  IIamamklis: Conjunctivitis from external causes and burns,
sugillations.
  Hydrastis: Mucous membrane of the eye-lids much  con-
gested;  discharge of large quantities of thick white mucous;
profuse lachrymation ;  eye-lids glued together, smarting ami
burning of the eyes  and  lids.
  Iris-yers. :  Redness ofthe conjunctiva ;  the eyes feel dull,
Avith pain over left superciliary ridge ; severe pain in internal
canthus,  Avith  effusion  of tears; eyes sunken, with blueness
of the eyes.
  Leptandra: Eyes smart and ache ;  eye-lids agglutinated ;
profuse secretion of  tears ; lids and balls feel constricted.
  Phytolacca: Painful  pressure  on the upper parts of both
eyes and forehead;  burning and  smarting sensation  in the
eyes, Avith  great  Aoav  of tears;  sandy feeling in the eyes;
reddish-blue  SAvelling of the eye-lids, Avorse  on the left side
and in the morning; agglutination ofthe eye-lids during the
night; lachrymation, relieved in the open air ; photophobia ;
vertigo,  with  dimness  of vision.   It  is  eminently indicateel
in rheumatic, catarrhal, scrofulous, mercurial  and even syphi-
litic  ophthalmia ;  it is  recommended for granular lids  anel
fistula  laehrymalis.
  Rhus-ven. : Eyes closed from  the great  swelling  of the
cellular tissue around them; profuse lachrymation ; constant
dull  aching  pains in the  eye-balls; smarting  and burning of
the eyes.
  Sanguinarta:  Catarrhal  ophthalmia, granular lids  and
even ulcers of the cornea.
  Sticta-pul. : Burning in the eye-lids, with  soreness of the 
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ball on closing the lids or turning the eyes.  Variolous and
morbilous ophthalmia.
   § 8.   Use more particularly:
   a)  For evening exacerbation:  Amm. amm.-m.  asar. bell.
 calc carb.-a. caust. euphr. hyos. lach. lye mere natr.-m. nitr.-
ac phos. puis. sep. sulph.-ac  Night  exacerbation: Aeon.
arn.  ars. cham. chin.  croc,  euphr.  hep. hyos. ign. kal. lye
merc. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  sep.  staph, sulph.   Morning
exacerbation:  Aeon. amm.Tti. calc. carb.-v. euphr. graph.ign.
natr.-m. nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr. phosph.  phos.-ac. sep. sil.
sulph. sulph.-ac.  Exacerbation after eating : Bry. calc. caust.
lye natr.-m. n.-vorn. phos. puis.  sep.  sil. sulph.
   b) For congestion of the vessels: Aeon. ars. bell. ign. lach.
merc phos.-ac. spig. sulph.   Interstitial  distention of the
sclerotica : Bell. sen. sulph.   ErujAion  around the eyes, ac-
companying the inflammation:  Bell, euphr. mere nitr.-ac.
sen. sep. spong. staph, sulph.  thuj.  Bloody spots and saveat:
Arn. bell. calc. carb -A', cham. crotal.  n.-vom. plumb, rut. sen.
Suppuration:  Bell. bry. caust. euphr. graph, hep. kreas. merc.
nitr.-ac. puis, sulph.   Twitching ofthe lids: Bell, calc carb.-A'.
caust, croc, kreas. lye n.-vom. sulph.   Worse in the  op>en air:
Aeon, amm -m. bell. bry. calc. caust.  lye mere natr.-m. nitr.-
ac n.-vom. phos. puis. rut. sen. sep. sil. staph, sulph.  sulph.-ac.
thuj.   Yellow  color ofthe  sclerotica:  Aeon.  ant. ars. bell.
cham.  chin. dig.  ign.  merc. n.-vom. phosph.  puis,  sulph.
Styes:  Con.  ferr.   graph,  puis.  rhus. sen.  sep. staph, sulph.
Swelling of the affected parts: Aeon. bell. bry.  calc. cham.
dig. euphr. guaj. ign. merc n.-vom. puis. rhus. sen. sep. sulph.
thuj.  Ophthalmia  Avith ulcers  on the cornea:  Ars.  calc.
euphr. hep.  lach. mere sil. sulph.  Heat and burning of the
eyes : Aeon. ars. bell. bry. calc. carb.-v. croc  euphr. lach. lye
merc. n.-vom. phos. sep. sulph.   Itching of the eyes: Alum.
bar. bell. bry. calc. caust. ign. merc. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. sil.
sulph.  S/xism ofthe eyes : Bell. cham. croc. hep. hyos. merc.
natr.-m. rut. sil. staph.   Photophobia: Aeon. amm. amm.-m.
ars. bar. bell. bry. calc. cham. croc, euphr.  graph, hep. hyos.
ign. lye mere  n.-vom. phos. rhus.  sil. spig. sulph.   Blep>/iaro-
plegia: Bell, nitr.-ac. sep.  spig. veratr.   Ectropium:  Bell.
merc.  Closing of the lids: Ars. bejl. cham. croc hep. hyos.
merc. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos. rhus. sep. staph, sulph.  Bedness
of the parts: Aeon.  ant. arn. ars. bell. bry. calc cham. chin.
euphr. graph, ign. lach. merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. puis. sep.
sil. spig. spong. sulph.  Sensation as of sand in  the  eyes:
Bell, bry. calc. carb.-v. chin. ferr.  graph,  hyos. ign. mere. 
 340         onuM  and laudanum.—orchitis.

 nitr.-ac. phosph. puis, sulph. sulph.-ac.  IT do arou.nlthe light:
 Alum.  bell. calc. dig. phos. puis. rut. sej).  staph, sulph.  Illcn-
 norrhoea:  Bell. dig.  euphr. graph, mere  puis. sen. sulph.
 Buchrymution:  Aeon. alum. arn. ars.  bell. bry.  calc. dig.
 euphr.  graph, hep  ign.  lach. lye natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
 petr. phos. puis. rhus. rut. sil. spig. staph, sulph. thuj.  Dry-
 ness:  Acem.  ars.  bar. bry.  lye n.-vom. puis, staph, sulph.
 veratr.   Varicose swellings :  Carb.-v. puis.   Contraction, of
 the lids: Agar.  ant. arn. canth.  croc.   Indurations: Boy.
 spig. staph, thuj.   Xightly agglutination :  Ars. alum. bar.
 bell. bry. calc carb-v.  caust.  chain. cre)c dig. euphr. graph.
 hep.  ign. lye mere natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus. ruta.
 sej». sil. spig. staph,  sulph. thuj.
   c) The whole  eye being  affected: Aeon.  arn.  bell. calc.
 caust. cham. croc. dig.  euphr. hep. ign.  lye mere', natr.-m.
 n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus.  sep. spig. sulph.   The conjunctiva:
 Ae'em. ars. bell. dig. euphr. mere  puis, sulph.  Vox pains in
 the orbits: Bell, calc chin. hyos. plat. spig. The cornea being
 particularly diseased:  Ars. bell, calc  chin, euphr.  hep. lach.
 merc. nitr.-ac.  rut. sen. sep. sil. spig. sulph.  The lids : Aeon.
 ant. arn. ars. bell. bry. calc  caust. cham. croc. dig. graph.
 hep. lye. mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis. rhus. sej). spig. sulph.
 Tie eanthi beingprinc'tpullg  affected:  Alum. aur. bell. bry.
 calc. carb.-v. caust. euphr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. puis. sep. sil.
 staph, sulph.  thuj.   The  external cant has : Bar. bry. calc.
 hep. ign. natr.-m. n.-vom. sep. sulph.  Inner cetnthus : Alum.
 aur. bell. bry. calc. carb.-v. caust. euphr. n.-vom. petr. phos.
 puis. rut. sil. staph,  sulph.
   §  9.  Compare:  Hemorrhage from the  eyes,  Runnini;
 OF THE EYES,  BlEPHAROPHLEiHA, BlEPIIAROSPASMES,  Bl.E-
 PHAROPHTHALMITIS,  PaINS IN  THE EYES, AMBLIOPIA, DISEASES
 OF THE  CORNEA, Ac

   OPIUM AND  LAUDANUM, ill effects of.
   The best remedy for  poisoning with  large  doses, is: 1)
 Black Coffee ;  or, 2) Vinegar.  If consciousness should have
 returned, a feAV doses of Ipec. will be found very useful.  If
 any ailments should remain after Ipec, give N.-vom. mere
 or bell.   The last-mentioned remedies are excellent antidotes
 against  the drug-symptoms occasioned by the medicinal abuse
 of Opium.

   ORCHITIS, Oscheocele, Hazmatejcele,  Sarcocele,  dbc.; in-
flammation and sAvelling of the testes. 
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341
   § 1.   Principal remedies: 1) Arn. aur. clem, nitr.-ac. puis.
2) Ars. con. hamam. lye merc. natr. n.-vom. phyt. rhod. spong.
staph, verat.-vir. zinc.
   § 2   Orchitis caused by contusion, shock, blow, requires:
1) Arn. hamam. puis.  2) Con. zinc.
   By suppression of gonorrhoea :  1)  Merc. puis.  2)  Agn.
aur. brom. clem, nitr.-ac. phyt. rhod. hamam.
   By metastasis of parotitis : Mere n.-vom. puis.
   § 3.  Erysipelatous  orchitis, as affects chimney-sweeps,
requires Ars. or Merc.
   § 4.   Chronic induration of  the testes (sarcocele):
frequently yields to: Agn. arg. aur. baryt.-m. clem. con. graph.
lye rhod. sidph.
   Hematocele: See the remedies for contusion.
   Hydrocele: Graph, puis. sil. rhod.  sulph. sulph.-ac.   Scro-
fulous persons require Sil.
   Oscheocele, or hernia scrotalis, has been treated most suc-
cessfully Avith Magn.-m.  and n.-vom.
   OTALGIA,  PAINS IN  THE EARS.
   § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Bell. cham. mere. puis, sulph.;
or, 2) Arn. chin.  dulc.  hep. n.-vom.  plat. spig. ; or, 3) Ant.
borax, bry. calc. magn.-c. phos.-ae
   Inflammatory  otalgia requires:  1) Bell, mere  n.-vom.
puis. ; or, 2)  Borax, bry. calc. magn.-c.
   Bheumatic otalgia:  1) Bell. merc.  puis.;  or, 2) Arn.  chin.
hep. n.-vom., Ac.
   Otalgia caused by a cold or by sudden suppression of some
secretion, requires: 1) Cham. chin.  dulc.; or, 2) Merc.  puis.
or sulph.   3) Cact lachn. tell.
   § 2.  Particular indications:
   Belladonna :  Stitches  in and behind the ears;  digging
and boring pains, tearing and stitches extending to the throat,
Avith ringing, buzzing and roaring in the ears ;  extreme sen-
sitiveness to noise ; painful state of the head and eyes, also
Avith photophobia; red and hot face ; tendency of the blood
to the head.
   Chamomilla : Bancinations, or tensive and drawing pains
extending to the lobe of the ear; dry ears as if  stopped up;
great sensitiveness to noise, especially to music; excessive
sensitiveness to pain;  suspicious, ill-humor, and disposition
to get angry without sufficient cause.
  Mercurius :  Stitching, deep-seated pains, or tearing, ex-
tending to the cheeks  and teeth, with chilly feeling in the 
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ears ;  the jtains are aggravated in bed ;  or spasmodic pains.
AA'ith inflammatory  redness  ofthe  ears;  discharge <>f ceru-
men;  profuse sweat, affording no relief.
   Pulsatilla: Darting, tearing pains, as if something would.
penetrate through  the  ears ;  the outer ear is^ red, h<»t ami
swollen ; or stitching and tearing pains affecting the Avhole
side of the heael, and  almost  depriving  the  patient of his
reason ; suitable  to chilly individuals  disposed  to cry, and
especially to females.
   Sulphur : Drawing,  tearing  or stitching pains  extending
to the head anel throat; burning heat through the ears; ex-
treme  sensitiveness to noise,  the patient being nauseated by
the slightest musical sounds; especially suitable  to  persons
that are subject  to catarrh  or tendency of the blood to the
heael
   £  3.   Use likeAvise :
   Arnica:  In the case of sensitive, nervous individuals, Avhen
the pain is brought on again  by the least cause, AA'ith pressure
and  stitches in  and behind the ears; tearing, internal  heat
ami  great sensitiveness to noise.
   China:  The  tearing pains are felt more  externally, are
aggravated by contact,  with  redness  of the ear,  stitching in
the ear and ringing of the ears.   (Is frequently suitable after
Arn.)
   Dulcamara :  The pains are aggravated at night, during
rest, Avith nausea.
   Hepar:  Frequently  after Bell., when  this remedy is in-
sufficient, and the patient complains of stitches in the ears,
when blowing the nose, and of beating, throbbing and roaring.
   Nux-a'omica : Suitable to  persons  of a lively,  choleric dis-
pe>sition, for: tearing, stitchingj/ains, extorting  cries, or ex-
tending to the forehead and  temples, with  tearing in the
facial bones; aggravation in the morning, or in  the evening
in bed.
   Platina : Violent crampy pains, shocks, rumbling and de-
tonations in the ears, which  feel cold, numb, and as if dead,
AA'ith creeping, extending to the face.
   Spigelia : Painful aching, as if a large nail AA'ere sticking
in the  ear ;  AA'ith aching and  tearing pains in the facial bones.
   £  4.  Use likeAvise :
   Cactus :  Pulsations in the ears, continuing  clay and night;
noise in the ear, like the running of the river, continuing all
night;  diminished  hearing  from the  buzzing in the ears;
very painful otitis,  from checked perspiration. 
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343
  Ertngium :  Burning, tearing pain, as if they Avere being
torn from their location.
  Gelseminum :  Rushing and roaring in the  ears;  sudden
and temporary loss  of hearing; digging in the right ear;
stitches, pains behind both ears.
  Hydrastis :  Roaring in the ears, like cog-wheels.
  Lachn ant hes : Singing before the left ear; cracking in the
right ear,  folloAved  by  a motion as if it Avould  discharge
something ; tearing  and tingling in both ears; crawling in
the ear, relieved by boring, but immediately returning; it
feels then as if something  had closed the ear; sensation as
if cold in the external ear.
  Phytolacca : Shooting pain in the right ear; pain in both
ears, worse in  the right one ;  irritation of the eustachian
tubes ;  a sense  of obstruction in  the left eustachian tube,
AA7ith a rushing sound in the ear of the same side, and a feel-
ing as if the hearing Avere dull, \A7hile at  the same time it is
sensitive to the most minute sounds ; increased sense of hear-
ing, with pain in the forehead ; shooting pains in the ears
when sw7alloAving.
  Sanguinaria : Burning of the  ears, Avith redness  of the
cheeks ;  earache, Avith  headache;  singing in the  ears, with
vertigo ; painful sensitiveness to sudden sounds.
  § 5.   Use more particularly:
  For throbbing pains in the ears: 1) Aeon. calc. magn.-m.
natr, nitr.-ac phos. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Bell, caust cham. chin.
graph, kal. puis. rhus.
  For tearing pains:  1)  Arn. bell, calc cham. colch. con.
eryng. merc. n.-vom. puis. zinc.  2) Aeon. alum. ambr. caps.
kal. lye  spig. sulph.
  For pains, as if the ear would be torn out : Bell, eryng.
mere puis.
  For stitching pains:  1) Arn.  bell.  calc. cham.  con. dros.
kal. merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.puls. sulph.   2) Alum, baryt. canth.
caust. chin. ign. magn.-m.  men. natr. natr.m. nitr. phos.-ac.
plumb, ran. sass. sil.  spig. staph, zinc.
  For stitches through the ear: 1) Con. kal. sil. spong.
2) Alum, amm.-m. mang. natr.  3) Gels, phytol. sang.
  For crampy, dragctng pains :  1) Bell, chain, dros. merc.
n.-vom.  plat. jnds.  sulph.  2) Ambr  arn.  dulc. mur.-ac. n.-
mosch. phos. sabad. spig. spong. stram. thuj.
  § 6.   Compare:  Prosopalgia, Headache, Bain,  Tootle
ac/ie? <&e. 
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OTITIS.—otorrhcea.
   OTITIS, INFLAMMATION  OF THE EAR.
   § 1.   For acute internal otitis, Puis, is in most cases a spe-
 cific remedy.  Bell, deserves a preference when the brain is
 affected, with great anguish,  vomiting,  coldness of the ex-
 tremities, delirium, Ac.
   For the subsequent ailments which do  not yield to Bell, or
 Buls., try :  1) Merc, n.-vom. sulph.  2) Borax, bry. cact. calc.
 cham. hep. lye magn.-c. phos. sil. tellur.
   § 2.   For chronic internal otitis, see:  Otorrhcea.
   § 3.   For external otitis, Puis, is likewise the  chief  re-
 medy.   2) Bell. bor. cact. calc magn.-c. mere rhus. sil. sulph.
   If the  ears should be swollen, try:   1) Bor. merc. puis.
 rhus. sil.  2) Calc. kal. lye nitr.-ac. sep.   3) Cistus. tellur.
   If ulcerated :  Merc. puis. ruta. spong. tellur.
   If itching : Amm. puis. rhus. sulph. tellur.
   § 4.   Compare: Otalgia, Herpes on  the  Ear, Otorrhcea,
 &c.
   OTORRHCEA.  §  1.  Principal  remedies:  1)  Calc. lye.
 merc.puis, sulph.   2) Bapt. carb.-v. caust.  c<>-\  graph, hyd.
 lach. nitr.-ac. petr. phyt. sil.  3) Alum. anac. asa. aur. carb.-
 a. cham. cist, colch. gels. gran. kal. men. natr.-m. phos. senee
 4) Ars. elaps. hep. tellur.
   § 2.   Discharge of cerumen requires: 1) Con. merc.   2)
 Kal. lye natr.-m. nitr.-ac puis.  3) Amm.-m. anac.  phos.
   Catarrhal or  mucous  otorrhcea:  1)  Merc.  puis,  sulph.
 2) Bell. calc. carb.-v. hep. lye natr.-m. phos.   3) Gels.  hydr.
   Purulent otorrhcea: 1) Bell.  hep.  mere. puis.  sil.   2)
 Asa. calc. caust. lach. nitr.-ac, petr.   3) Amm. aur. bor. carb.-
 v. cist, kal. lye natr.-m.  4.) Bapt.
   Scrofulous otorrhcea, Avith ulceration of the concha:  1)
 Calc. graph, hep. hydr. lye. merc. phyt. puis, sxdph.
   Bloody discharge;  haemorrhagia auricularis:  1) Merc.
puis.   2) Bell. calc. cist. con. graph, lach. lye nitr.-ac rhus.
 sep. sil. sulph.
   § 3.   Obstinate otorrhcea, after acute otitis, requires:
Merc. puis, sulph.
   Otorrhcea in consequence of some acute exanthema, such
as scarlatina,  measles, small pox, requires:  Bell, colch. hep.
lye. men. merc. or carb.-v.
   If caused by abuse of mercury :  Aur. asa. hep. nitr.-ac.
phyt.  sil. sulph.  And  if caries  should  already be present:
Aur. nitr.-ac. sil.
  If caused by abuse of sulphur :  Puis, or mere. 
OTORRHCEA.
345
   § 4.   To remove the consequences of a suppressed otor-
 rhea, give: 1) Bell. merc. puis.  2) Bry. dulc. n.-vom.
   If this suppression should be followed by savelling of the
 cervical or parotid glands, give : Bell. merc. puis.
   If by headache or fever : Bell. bry.; and if the discharge
 should have been arrested by a cold, give: Dulc. or merc.
   If orchitis  should set in: Merc.  puis.;  or, Aur. n.-vom,
 zinc.
   § 5.   Discharge of diseased cerumen requires: Amm.-m.
 calc. con. lach. merc. petr. selen. sep. sil. thuj.
   Red cerumen, like blood: Con.
   Cerumen, like pap :  Lach.
   § 6.   Compare: Hearing, deficient; Otalgia, Otitis, <&c.
   OVARIES, diseases of.   § 1.   Principal remedies:  1)
 Apis. bry. con.  2) Bell.  cact. cimicif. hamam. lach. merc.
 3) Chin. dulc. hedeom. plat, sabin.  4) Aeon. ambr. ant. ars.
 canth. phyt. pod. staph,  ustilag.-mad.
   Dr. Hering saw good  effects from Bach, and then Plat., in
 a case of induration and suppuration of an ovary.
   For Hydrops ovarii are recommended: Apis. dulc. sabin.
   Acute ovaritis requires:  1)  Apis. bry. cimicif.  2) Canth.
 coloc. con. hep. ign. lach. mere plat. puis.
   Chronic ovaritis, Avith painfulness of the  ovaries : Apis.
 bry. coloc. clem, hedeom. iod. phyt. sabin. sep. staph, thuj.
   § 2.   Particular indications:
   Ambra : Stitches  in  the ovarian region when draAving in
 the  abdomen  or  pressing upon it;  discharge of bluish-wliite
 menses from the vagina; burning, smarting, itching and titil-
 lation of the vulva and urethra during urination.
   Apis  :  Stinging pains in  the  ovaries; aggravation after
 coitus;  enlargement of the right ovary and pain in the left
 pectoral  region, with cough;  swelling, Avith  stinging pains
 from sexual intercourse during the monthly period.
   Belladonna : Enlargement of the right ovary with pres-
 sure doAvnwards, as if every thing  would be  forced  out of
 the vulva.
  Bryonia : Stitching pains in the ovaries on taking a deep
 inspiration ; aggravation by pressure or motion.
  Cactus-gr. : Pulsating pains in the uterus and ovarian re-
 gion, like an internal tumor suppurating, the pain extends to
 the thighs and  becomes insupportable, then  it  ceases com-
 pletely and occurs at the same time on the next  day, and so
on for many successive days.
  Cantharides :  Stitches, arresting the breathing, or violent
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PAINS.
 pinching  pains, with bearing  down towards  the genitals ;
 great  burning pains in the ovarian  regiem ;  constant urging
 and straining to urinate, with painful dise-harge e>f only a tew
 drops  of uri.ie, Avhich sennetimes is  bloody, after suppivs-ed
 gonorrhcea.
   Colocy'nth :  Intense  boring or tensive pain in the ovary,
 causing her to elraw up double, Avith great restlessness.
   Conium :  Induration  and enlargement of the ovary, at-
 tended Avith nausea, vomiting,  eructations of wind ;  lancinat-
 ing  pains; acrid,  Avhite and  slimy leucorrhcea;  labor-lrke
 contractions; pains in the iliac region.
   Graphites : Inflammation, aggravated by every  cohl she
 takes or from getting the feet damp ; delaying menses ; morn-
 ing  sickness during the menses; obstinate  constipation  of
 large  knotty feces, Avith varices ; itching blotches here and
 there over her person, oozing a glutinous fluid.
   Laciiesis :  Especially in  cases Avhere  the  left ovary was
 first affected, with  tendency towanls the right; Avor.se after
 sleeping; the pain is often relieved  by a discharge  of blood
 from the vagina.  If pus has already formed,  Lae-besis may
 be the most appropriate remedy to promote  its escape ex-
 ternally.
   Hamamelis : Ovarian affections, accompanied with SAvelling
 and tenderness.
   Platina : Sexual passion altogether too strong ;  burning
 paroxysmal pains in ovaries, Avith stitches in the forehead.
   Staphysagria:  In  many cases,  particularly Avhere the
 mind has been dwelling  too much on sexual objects.
   Thuja:  In  cases Avhere the left ovary is more  particularly
 affected;  the sufferings  are much   increased at  every  men-
 strual period, they even become almost intolerable ;  the pain
 extends all  through the left iliac region into the groin, and
 sometimes in the left leg;  the  pain is frequently excited by
 Avalking or riding, and becomes so severe that  she has to he
 down.
   Zinc :  In  chronic cases;  boring  pains in the left ovaiy,
 causing her to pros on the part continually ;  the pains en-
tirely relieved during  the  menstrual flow, and return  Avith
the same violence after their expiration.
  PAINS, PAROXYSMS OF.
  £  ].   Principal remedies: 1)  Aeon. arn.  ars. bry. cham.
chin. coff. hep. ign. mere n.-vom. puis. rhus. vertr.  2i Bell.
caps, cole coloc. con. kal.  magn.-c mez. phosph. ruta. sep. 
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spig. stann. staph, thuj. val. verb.  3) Agn.  alum. anac.  ant.
arg. asa. asar. aur. baryt. calc canth. caust. cocc ferr. graph.
hyos. led. magn.-aust. natr. natr.-m. phosph. rhod. sabin. sas-
sap. spong. stront, sulph. zinc.
  § 2.  Pains of irritable, nervous persons, require : 1) Aeon.
ars. bry. cham. chin. coff. hep. ign. mere, n.-vom. A'al. veratr.
2) Asar. aur. canth. cocc. ferr. magn.-arct. phosph. puis. rhus.
sil.  staph.
  If affecting rheumatic individuals, give : 1) Aeon. arn. bell.
bry. cham.  merc.  n.-vom.  phosph. puis.  rhus.  2) Ant, ars.
carb.-veg.  caust.  chin, colch. ferr. ign. lach. lye rhod. ruta.
sassap.  sep. sulph. thuj. veratr.
  If arthritic:  1) Aeon. bell. bry. colch. kal. merc. phosph.
rhod. rhus. sabin.  spong.  staph.   2) Agn. arg. baryt, calc.
caust. chin, cocc ferr. graph, n.-vom. puis, sassap. sep. stann.
sulph. thuj.
  If persons avIio  have  used much mercury: 1) Arn. carb.-
A'eg.  chain, chin.  hep. puis.  2) Arg.  bell,  dulc calc guaj.
lach.  lye mez. phos.-ac.  sassap.  sulph.
  If persons Avho have indulged in the excessive use of coffee:
1) Cham. coff. ign. n.-vom.   2)  Bell,  canth. caust.  cocc. hep.
mere. puis, sulph.
  If plethoric individuals:  1) Aeon. arn. bell. ferr. hyos. mere.
natr.-m. n.-vom. puis.  2) Aur. bry. calc chin.  lye. nitr.-ac
phosph. sep. sulph.
  §  3.   Symptomatic indications:
  Aoonttum : Intolerable pains, especially at night, stitching
or throbbing ;  fever-heat,  sighing, lamenting, inconsolable,
anguish, or Avith dread of death ; thirst, red cheeks, small and
hurried  pulse, great  sensitiveness of the whole  nervous sys-
tem, especially of the organs of sight and hearing; sleepless-
ness, -with tossing about.
  Arnica:  Creeping in  the affected  parts, with restlessness,
obliging one to  move them constantly; aggravation by the
least exertion, and even  by the  least noise.
  Arsenicum : The pains are burning or tearing, setting in
principally at night or during sleep, or  driving the patient to
despair ; attended with great anguish,  debility, obliging one
to lie doAA'n ; intermission; feeling of coldness in the affected
part; aggravation during rest, after Avorking, or in the eve-
ning, in bed, or after eating; relief by external warmth.
  Belladonna:   Stitching,  burning pains,  aggregated by
motion,  light or noise, also by  the least concussion, or even
by the stepping of other people in  the room; the paroxysms 
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set iii every day, afternoon, and  last until midnight ; aggra-
vation by a draught of air, Avarmth of the bed, Are-.
   Bi:Ye)Ni.v:  Aching, or draAving and tearing, e>r stitching
pains, or as if an ulcer were under the skin ;  aggravation by
moving the body, relief by moving the aflbctcl part ;  irrita-
ble, vehement elisposition ;  dispositiem to rheumatism, Ac
   Chamomilla:  .lerking,  tearing, and beating  pains, with
sensation  of rigidity in  the atfecteel  jiarts;  exeessi\ e sensi-
tiveness to  pain ;  extreme  debility, even unto fainting, after
the first paroxysm of pain;  bloated face, or one cheek is pale,
the other red; hot SAveat about the head,  even in the  hairs,
AA'ith  restlessness, cries,  weeping, and  irritable, quarrelsome
mood.
   China:  Extreme sensitiveness of the skin;  aggravation by
the least  touch ; sensation  of rigidity and  laming Aveakness
in the affected parts, attended Avith aching pains, ill-humor,
dissatisfied  temper, sensual disposition, pale  face, Avith  fre-
quent  flushes and warmth, very loquacious or  restless at
night.  (China is frequently Aery useful after Coftea.)
   Coeeea :  Intolerable  pains,  Avhining  mood, the patient is
beside himself, Avith  restless tossing about, cries and  great
anguish ; shuddering in the open air ;  excessive sensitiveness
of all the organs of sense, and especially sight;  cannot heal-
th e least noise   (Afte-r  Coff are frequently suitable:  Nux-
vom.  ign. chin., or puis.
   Hepar : Pains as if sore, or  from subcutaneous ulceration,
aggravated by contact;  fainting turn Avhen the least panix-
ysm of pain occurs, especially in the evening.
   I<;xATiA : Tearing pains or pressure from within outwards,
or stitching boring; pale face,  watery urine; momentary re-
lief by changing one's position ; the pains come on again after
eating, in  the evening after lying down, or early after rising;
changeable mood Avith tendency to  start;  or sad, taciturn
mood ; bland, sensitive temper.
   Mercuries : Suitable  to  persons that are disposed to rheu-
matism, Avith night-sweats, tearing and stitching pains; aggra-
vation at night; feeling  of  coldness in  the  affected parts,"de-
bility and orgasmus sanguinis on making the least exertion;
pale face,  or flushes on the face, or red spots on the cheeks.
   Nux-vomica: Suitable to persons who are addicted to the
use of spirits  or coffee, of a lively choleric temper and reel
face ;  or suitable to people who lead a sedentary life; for draw-
ing or jerking pains setting in in the  morning, in bed, after 
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 eating, or in the evening, aggravated by open and cold air,
 reading or meditating.
   Pulsatilla :  Tearing, or stitching and beating pains, only
 on one  side, worse after  retiring in the evening, or early in
 the morning, also during rest and Avhen sitting ;  relief in the
 open air;  suitable to females and individuals of a bland, timid
 and quiet  temper,  with pale complexion and disposition to
 feel chilly.
   Rhus-tox. : Creeping and burning pains, or draAving-stitch-
 ing;  or pains as if from subcutaneous ulceration;  aggrava-
 tion during rest and in the  open air ; relief by motion and
 warmth;  quiet disposition,  disposition to  melancholy and
 sadness, or paroxysms of  anguish.
   Veratrum :  Violent pains inducing delirium  and frenzy
 for a short time; or pains Avith  debility, even unto fainting;
 cold sweat, general  coldness of the body, Avith tliirst; aggra-
 vation  in  bed, and at night, or  towards morning;  relief on
 rising and Avalking.
   §.  4.  Use more  particularly :
   a)  When there is : great nervous and muscular excitement,
 Avith feverish heat, red cheeks, Ac :  1) Aeon. cham. chin. coff.
 ign. merc. val.  2) Arn. ars.  bell. bry. canth. n.-vom. puis.
 rhus.
   b) "When  great  debility, chilliness and coldness: 1)  Ars.
 veratr.  2) Arn. chin. hep. merc. n.-vom.  puis.
   c)  When the  effected parts become very thin, emaciated:
 1) Caust. staph.   2) Ars. carb.-veg.  graph, led. mez. natr.-m.
   d)  AVhen they sweat readily:  Bell. calc. cham. chin, graph.
 merc. natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. puis. rhod.  sep. sulph.
  £ 5.  a) For sensation as if the affected part would be stretch-
 ed, enlarged, Avidened: Bell. bry. carb.-veg. chin. dulc. hyos.
 ign. laur. mere n.-vom. oleand. op. puis rhus. sep. spig. staph.
 sulph.-ac
  b) For painful tension  in the affected part: 1) Asa. bell.
 bry. caust. lye natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, stront. sulph.   2) Arg.
 arn. ars. aur. calc coloc. con. kal. magn.-m. mang. merc. mez.
 mosch.  nitr.-ac.  phosph. plat rhod.  rhus.  sep. stann. veratr.
 zinc.
  c) For feeling-  of fullness:  1)  Aeon. arn.  bell.  bry. carb.-
 veg. chin,  mere mosch. phosph. rhus. sil.  sulph.  2) Amm.
 amm.-m. asa.  calc. caps. cham. coff. con. graph, hell. kal. lye
 magn. c. magn.-m. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. petr. puis. sep. spong.
sulph.-ac.
  d) For sensation as if every thing Avould issue through the 
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affected jmrt (forwards, upAvards, or doAvnwards) :   1)  Aeon.
bell. bry. caust. cham. chin, cocc kal.  lach. lye magn.-arct.
magn.-m. mosch. natr. n.-vom. plat. puis. sep. sil. sulph. sulph.-
ac.  2)  Alum.  amm.  amm.-m.  aur.  calc.  cann. con.  croc.
magn.-c. phosph. phos.-ac. spig. spong.  staph, stront thuj.
   e) As if the  part would fig to pieces :  1) I nil. bry. calc.
caust.  con. ign. lach. mere natr.-m. puis. sep. sil. spig.  sulph.
2) Aeon. amm. ant. baryt. caps, carb.-an. carb.-veg. chin. con.
graph, he]), kal. magn.-arct, merc. mez. natr. n.-vom. oleand.
petr. phosph. ran. sabin. spong. staph, thuj.
   §  6.   a; For com/nrssive paius, as if in a  vice: Alum. bell.
cocc. hell.  ign.  ipec. magn.-c. mosch. natr.-m.  n.-vom. plat.
spig. spong. sulph.  sulph.-ac.
   b)  Sensation  as if  the  part were  tied  up  with a band:
Anac.  aur. bell. chin. con.  graph, ign. merc. natr.-m. nitr.-ac
n.-vom. phosph. plat. puis, sassap. sulph.
   c) Sensation  as if  the  clothes  were  too  tight, as if they
pressed upon the affected part: 1) IJry. calc. carb.-veg.  caust.
kreas.  lach.  lye mere, n.-vom. sulph.   2) Amm. caps,  carb.-
an. nitr.-ac puis, sassap. sej). sil.  spong.  stann.
   d)  For  sensation of heaviness  in the  affected  part :  1)
Aeon.  bell,  calc carb.-veg. chin,  magn.-arct. mere, natr.-m.
n.-vom.  phosph.  puis.  rhus. sep sil. stann.  sulph.  2) Alum.
amm. amm.-m. arn. ars. baryt. bry. carb.-an. chain, con. dulc.
kreas.  lach.  lye. magn.-c.  magn.-m.  niur.-ae natr. n.-mosch.
op. pet plumb, sabad.  sabin. spig.  spong.  staph, thuj. veratr.
   ^ 7.   For aching pains :  1) Arn. bell. cab-, carb.-veg.  canst,
chin. cupr. ign. lye. n.-vom. phosph.  sep. stann. staph,  sulph.
zinc   2) Aeon. alum.  amb.  amm.-in.  anac. ars. aur. earb.-ae
cocc. cupr. ign. magn.-arct. merc. natr. natr.-m. phos.-ac. plat.
ruta. sassap. veratr.
   b) Pressure as if a j/lug or nail had been driven in :  1)
Arn hep. ign. n.-vom.  oleand.  plat. ruta. sulph.-ac   2) Aeon.
anac. ant. asa. carb.-veg. cocc. coff.  dulc hell, lye magn.-arct.
natr.-m. rhus. ruta. spig. spong. sulph. thuj.
   c) Boring pains:  1) Bell.  calc. dulc. hep. merc. natr.-m.
puis, ran.-sc. sep. spig.  2) Aeon. agn. ant. arg. aur. carb.-an.
carb.-veg. caust. cin. cocc. hell. ign.  kal. laur. magn.-c magn.-
m. merc. mosch. rhod. sil. stann.  staph,  thuj. zinc.
   d) Digging pains:  1) Amm.-m. arn.  bell. cin.  dulc. mang.
n.-mosch. rhod. sep. spig.  stann.   -) Aeon.  asa. bry.  calc.
earb.-an. cin. cocc.  con. kal. magn.-m. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
phosph. phos.-ac. plat  rhod. rhus. ruta.  seneg. sulph. val. 
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    e)  Sensation as if a ball were ascending in, or adhering to
  certain parts-  Aeon. ign. lach. natr.-m. plumb, sep. sil.
    § 8.   a)  For  constrictive sensation in  the affected parts:
  1) Alum, anac bell. chin, graph, ign. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
  plat,  plumb, puis.  rhus.  sulph.   2)  Aeon.  aur. calc. canth.
  cocc. con. dig. dros ipec. lye mosch. n.-mosch. phosph. phos.-
  ac. sassap. sep. stann. sulph. sulph.-ac thuj. veratr.
    b)  Gri/nng, grasping, ckvwing:  1) Calc. carb.-an. carb.-
  veg. caust. ign. n.-vom. phosp. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Amm. bell.
  coloc. graph, hep. lye  magn.-m.  merc. natr. natr.-m. stann.
  stront.
    c) Bragging pains:  1) Arn. bell. calc. merc. n.-vom. puis.
  rhus.  sulph.  2)  Amb.  ars. cham.  colch. mez. natr.  natr.-m.
  nitr.-ac. phosph.  plat, rhab. sep. staph, veratr.
    d) Sensation as if the part  were too short, or contracted:
  1) Amm. amm.-m. baryt. caust. coloc con. graph, lach. natr.
  natr.-m.  phosph.  puis.  rhus.  sep.  sulph.  2) Alum. arn. asa.
  bell bry. carb.-an. lye magn.-c. magn.-m. merc mez. nitr.-ac.
  n.-vom. oleand. phos.-ac. plat. rhod. seneg. stann. stront. zinc.
    e)  Crampy,  spasmodic pains:   1)  Amb. calc.  carb.-veg.
  coloc  ign.  oleand.  phos.-ac.  plat.  2) Aeon. anac. ang. arn.
  ars. bell, carb.-an. caust. chin. cin. cocc. con. graph, kal. lye
  magn.-c. magn.-m. mez.  natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. puis.
 rhod. sep. stann.  staph, sulph.
   f) For actual cramj):  1) Anac.  ang. bell. calc.  caust. cin.
 coloc. graph, lye merc. plat.  rhus. sep.   2) Agar. amb. ars.
 asa. camph.  cann. cocc.  con. dulc.  ign. kal. magn.-arct. mez.
 nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr. phosph.  sec  spig. stann. sulph. thuj.
   g)  For contraction  of the  parts:   1) Calc. caust. coloc.
 graph, guaj. lye merc. rhus. sec. sil.   2) Anac. carb.-an. caps.
 chin, cic cin. ferr. hyos. lach. merc. n.-vom. op. phosph. plat.
 sol.-nig. stram. tart.
   § 9.   a) For benumbing pains, -with feeling of numbness in
 the affected parts  : 1) Aeon. bry. cham. cocc con.  lye n.-vom.
 oleand. plat.  puis.  rhus. sulph.   2) Amm. anac. ars.  asa. bell.
 calc.  carb.-an. caust. chin. hell. hyros.  ign. mere, mosch. op.
 phosph. phos.-ae  sec. sep. stram.
   b) For laming  pains:  1) Aur. caps, carb.-veg. cham. chin.
 cin. cocc  colch. n.-vom. puis.  rhus. sabad. sabin. staph.  2)
Aeon. bell. bry. caust. ign. magn.-arct.  natr.-m. phosph. rhod,
 sil. veratr.
   c) Pains as if bruised: 1) Arn. chin.  cocc. hep.  ign. natr.
natr.-m. n.-vom. puis. rhus. ruta. sep. sulph. veratr.   2) Arg. 
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PAIN, PAROXYSMS OF.
 aur. brv. calc. camph. carb.-veg. caust. con. dros. ferr. magn.
 c magn.-m. mere nitr.-ac. phosph. phos.-ac. sil. stann. thuj.
   d) Sensation as if the flesh Avere beaten loose on the bones:
 Bry. canth.  ign.  led. mere,  mosch. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
 rhus. staph, sulph. thuj.
   c) Sensation of contusion,  blow,  d-c. :  1) Arn. cic cin. ee>n
 dros. lach.  oleand.  plat. puis.  ruta.  2)  Aeon.  alum, amm
 caust. ign. kal. natr. natr.-m. n.-mosch.  phosph. plumb, rhus.
 sulph.
   f) Pain as if strained or sprained: 1) Arn. bry. calc. caust.
 ign. natr-m. petr.  phosph. puis. rhod. rhus. sulph.  2) Amb.
 amm.  carb.-veg.  graph, lach.  nitr. n.-vom.  ruta.  sej). spig.
 stann. thuj.
   § 10.  a) For tearing pains:  1) Aeon. arn. bell. bry. caust.
 chin. ign. kal.  lye mere n.-vom. puis. rhod. rhus. sil. stront.
 sulph. zinc.   2) Alum.  amb. arg.  calc  caps, carb.-veg.  ferr.
 led. natr. natr.-m. nitr.  phosph.  phos.-ac. sassap. sej). thuj.
 val.
   b) Cutting pains: 1)  Bell  calc.  canth. coloc. dros. kal. lye
 merc. natr. phos.-ac. rhus sil. sulph.-ac  2) Alum, caust. chin.
 con. dulc. graph,  hyos. ign. mur.-ac. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. phosph.
 puis. sep. spig. staph, sulph.
   c) Stitching pains:  1) Aeon.  asa. bell. bry.  calc. canth.
 chin. guaj. ign. merc.  nitr.-ac.  phosph. puis.  rhus. sep. spig.
 staph, sulph. thuj.  2)  Amm. amm.-m.  arn.  ars. canst, eoec
 colch. con. dros. graph, hell.  kal.  magn.-c magn.-m. natr.-m.
 n.-vom. sabad. sassap. sil. spong. sulph.-ac, verb.
   d) Shocks or jerks :  1)  Amb. calc. cic. colch. ign. magn.-
 arct. n.-mosch. n.-A*om. phosph. plat puis. sep. sil. spig. stann.
 sulph. sulph.-ac.  2) Anac.  arn.  ars. bell. cann. chain,  lye
 magn.-c. mez. petr. rhus. spong. tart.
   e) Tu-itching, jerkin,/ pains:  l)Asa calc. caust.  chin, colch.
 cupr. graph, ign.  kal. natr.-m. nitr.-ac n.-vom. puis. rhus. sil.
 sulph.  2) Alum.  anac.  aur.  bell.  bry. cin. clem. con. graph.
 lye magn.-aust. merc. phos.-ac.  sep. spig. stann.  val.
   £ 11.   a) Gnawing, corrosive, scraping pains:  Alum. ars.
 asa. baryt. bell, calc canth.  caust. cham.  con. cupr. dros.
 kal. kreas. lach. lye mang.  natr.-m. phosph. phos.-ac.  plat.
 puis, ran.-sc rhus. ruta. sabad.  spig. staph.
   h)  Tingling in  the parts:  1)  Aeon. arn.  bell.  caps, elfin.
 colch. kal. phos.-ac.  plat.  puis, sec sep. solan.-nig. spig sulph.
 2) Alum, ars  caust.  croc, euphr. igu. magn.-aust. merc.  natr.
natr.-m. n.-vom. sabad. zinc 
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   c)  Creeping:  Alum.  arn.  aur. bell.  calc. kal. nitr.-ac n.-
 vom. rhoel. rhus.  see. sep. staph, sulph. thuj.
   d)  Going to sice// ofthe /tarts :  1) Calc. carb.-an. carb.-veg.
 chin. cocc. croc, graph, kal.  lye merc.  petr. phos.-ac. puis.
 rhus.  sep.  sil.  sulph.  2) Amb. arg. baryt.  caps. cham. con.
 guaj.  hyos.  ign.  magn.-arct.  magn.-aust.  magn.-m.  natr.-m.
 n.-vom. phosph. rhod. stram. sulph. thuj. veratr.
   c)  Sensation as if wind were blowing  on the parts, or as if
 a current of air Avere passing through : Aur.  colch. graph.
 magn.-aust.  oleand. puis. rhus. sabin. spig. stram. zinc.
   f)  Feeling of coldness in the parts : Ars. calc. camph. carb.-
 veg. chin, colch. dros. ipec. laur.  ly7e magn.-aust. merc. mez.
 natr. natr.-m. nitr. n.-vom. phosph. phos.-ac. sep.  sulph. verat
   § 12.   a) For burning pains : 1) Aeon. ars. bell. bry. canth.
 carb.-veg. caust. euphorb. graph, mere n.-vom. phosph. phos.-
 ac rhus. sabad.  sep.  stann. sulph.   2) Arn. calc. chin. kal.
 lach.  lye  mez. petr. plumb, rhoel. ruta.  sabin. sil. veratr,
   b)  Beating, throbbing, pulsative, hammering pains:  1)
 Aeon, amm.-m. ars. bell, calc carb.-veg. cham. cocc. ferr. ign.
 kal. magn.-aust. natr.-m. phosph. puis. sep. sil. sulph. tart  2)
 Alum. asa. bry. cann. caps, kreas.  lach. lye.  magn.-c  magn.-
 m. nitr.-ac. petr. rhod. rhus. ruta. sabad. strain, veratr.
   c)  Pains  as  from subcutaneous ulceration :  1) Amin.-m.
 bry.  caust.  kal. lach.  phosph. puis. ran. rhus. sil. 2) Cann.
 canst, cham. cic.  graph, ign.  mang.  merc. mur.-ac.  natr.-m.
 nitr.-ac. phosph. thuj. zinc.
   d)  Pain as if burnt: Baryt. bell. bry. caust. hyos. ign. lach.
 magn.-m. n.-vom. phosph. puis. sep.  sulph.-ac
   e)  Sore and smarting pain:  1) Arg. canth. cic. graph, hep.
 ign. mez. n.-vom. plat.  sep. sulph.-ac. zinc.  2) Alum. arn.
 bry. calc. caust. cin.  kal. kreas.  lye merc. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.
 phosph. puis. ran. rhus sil. stann. staph,  sulph.
   § 13.   a) For pains  striking,  from above downwards:
 Aeon. agar, baryt bell. bry. canth.  caps, carb.-veg. caust, chin.
 cin. ferr. graph, kal. kreas. lye magn.-arct. magn.-aust. mere
 natr.  natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  n -vom. phos.-ac puis, sabin. sassap.
 sep. sulph. val. veratr. zinc.
   b) From  below uj/warels: Acem. alum, anac arn. ars. bell.
 calc  carb.-veg. caust. cham.  chin,  colch. con.  dulc. euphr.
niagn.-arct. magn.-c mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac n.-vom. puis.
rhus.  samb. sep. spong.  stront. sulph. thuj. val.
   c) From within outwards :  1) Arg. asa, bell. bry. chin, con
rhus.  spig.  spong. stann. sulph.  val.  2) Aeon.  alum, calc 
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PARALYSIS.
dros. dulc. ign. lye. magn.-arct magn.-aust. mere mez. mur.
ac. natr. natr.-m. n.-voin, phosph. phos.-ac sabad. sep. sil. staph.
  d) From without inwards: 1) Anac. arn. calc. cmth. ign.
kal. plat  spig  staph, zinc.  2)  Bell. calc. cann. caust. cocc.
dulc.  hell. laur.  mez,. nitr.-ac  oleand.  plumb,  rhus. sabin.
sulph.-ac
  e) bor  semilateral pains: 1) Alum. asa. calc. cocc coloc.
dulc. graph, kal. magn.-arct. magn.-aust. mang.  mez.  n.-vom.
oleand. phos.-ae plat. puis, sassap. spig. staph, sulph.-ac. verb.
2) Agar. amb. anac arg. ars. canth.  earb.-veg.  caust chin. cic.
cin. guaj. ign. lach. mere mur.-ac phosph. rhus. sabad. sassap.
stann. zinc.
  f)  Pains, felt  cross-wise,  right  shoulder,  left foot,  ifcc :
Agar, calc mang. nitr.-ac.  sil. val.
  g) left side :  1) Calc. chin, coloc. lach. merc petr.  phosph.
sulph.   2) Arn.  asa. asar.  colch. cupr. graph, hep. lye mez.
nitr.-ac. phosph.  rhod sep. spig. sulph.-ac thuj.
  h) Eight side:  1) Amm. amm.-m. canth. caust. sabael.
stront. zinc.   2) Agar. alum. calc. dros. ign. lye mosch. ruta.
sabin.
  i) Erratic pains:  Arn.  chin.  daph. n.-mosch.  puis, rhoel.
sulph.   2) Ars. asa. bell. con. ign.  iod. mang. sabin. sassap.
sejc sep. val. zinc.
  § 14.  See : Conditions, Causes, Rheumatism, Gout, Ac

  PAB ALYSIS.—§ 1. Principal remedies :   1)  Caust. cocc
n.-vom. rhus. 2) Arn. baryt. bell. bry. dulc. ferr. lach.  leel. lye.
oleand.  ruta.  sil. stann. sulph. zinc.   3) JEs.-gl. caul. gels.
hedeom. myr. phyt. sang,  xanthox.
  § 2.  a) For hemiplegia: 1) Caust. cocc. lach. n.-vom.  2)
Arg.-n. bell, graph, plumb.   3) Alum, anac arn. chin. hyos.
kal. phos.-ac rhus. stann.  staph, sulph.-ac
  For left sided hemiplegia:  Arn. ars. bell,  caust. rhus.
  For hemiplegia of the rk'ut side: Am. bell, caust. rhus.
  b) In  consequence of convulsions:  1) Ars. caust. cupr.
sec. sulph.  2) Bell. cocc. laur. n.-vom.  3) Cic. hyosc. -plumb.
rhus. sil. stann. stram.
  c) Ifcaused by rheumatism : 1) Am. baryt. caul, caust.
chin. ferr. gels. ruta. tart.   2) Bry. cocc. lye sulph.
  d) In consequence  of emotions : Arn. natr. stann.
  e) After bodily exertions :  Arn.  rhus.
  f) In drunkards : N.-vom.
  g) In consequence  of debilitating influences, sexual ex- 
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cesses, onania:  1) Chin. ferr. natr.-m.  sulph.  2) Cocc.  n.-
vom. phos- rhus.
  h) In consequence of apoplexy: 1) Arn. anac. baryt. caust.
cupr. n.-vom. plumb, sec.  2) Lach. stann.  stram. zinc.  3)
Anacard. bell. op. cocc.
  i) In consequence of catching cold : Arn.  caust. colch.
dulc  merc. rhus.   Of elamp cold: Caust. rhus.   Of severe
cold:  Caust.  Of  supj)ression of'persjnration:  Colch.
  k) After intermittent fevers : Arn. ars. natr.-m. n.-vom.
rhus.
  1) After typhoid fevers : Cocc. cupr. rhus. sulph.
  m) If caused by suppression or  retrocession of an erup-
tion :  Caust. dulc hep. sulph.
  n)  In  consequence  of spinal affections:  Aluminum.
arn. ars. phos.
  o) Caused by poisoning by Arsenicum :  Chin. ferr. graph.
hep. n -vom.
  p)  By poisoning by lead:  Cupr. op. plat.
  q)  By mercury : Hep. nitr.-ac. staph, stram. sulph.
  \ 3.  a) Paralysis  of the eye-lids, require:  1) Sep. spig.
verat.  2) Bell, nitr.-ac. stram.  zinc  3)  Cocc. op. plumb.
rhus.
  b) Paralysis of the facial muscles : Bell,  caust. cocc.
graph, n.-vom. op.
   C)  Of the PHARA'NX, ORGANS OF DEGLUTITION : 1) CailSt.
cocc. cupr. gels. lach. sil.  2) Ars.? bell.? ipec? kal.? laur.?
n.-mosch. ? plumb. ? puis. ?  stram. ?
  d) Of the tongue and organs  of speech :  1)  Arn. ars.
baryt. bell, caust. cocc. dulc. hep. hyosc. lach.  2) Aeon. gels.
hyelroc op. stram.  3) Cupr. ac-muriat. plumb.
  e) Of  the extremities  of the  body, upper and lower:
JEiSC. arn. ars. colch. dulc. merc. n.-vom. rhus.  3) Gels. sang.
  f)  Of the upper extremities : 1) iEsc-hip. arn. calc. caust.
chin.  cocc. colch. dulc. mere n.-vom.  rhus. sep. tart.   2)
Aeon. bell. bry. lye nitr. verat.  Right side :  Arn. n.-vom.
rhus.  Left : N.-vom. rhus.
  Ofthe  hands:  1)  Ars.  caust. ferr.  rhus. ruta. sil.   2)
Amb.  cupr. natr.-m.
  Of the fingers: 1) Calc. sec. sil.   2) Amb. cupr. natr.-m.
  g) Ofthe loaa7er extremities:  JEsc-gl. alum.  arn. bell.
bry. caul. chin. cocc.  colch.  dulc.  gels. kal.  mere natr.-m. n.-
vom.  phos.  plumb, rhus.  sec.   sulph. verat.  alb. and vir.
Right : Plumb, rhus.  Left : Arn.
  h) Of the feet : Ars. chin, oleand. plumb. 
356               PARALYSIS.—PAROTITIS.

  i)  Of the bladder : Ars. bell, canth. dulc hyos. lach. lye
natr.-m. op. cact. gels.
  k) Of the rectum and spuiNcTER-ANi:  Caust. coloc hyos.
lye op. rut. zinc, sulph.
  § 3.  For paralysis  ofthe  Memo: and sensory nerves:
Ars.  bell, caust. ign. n.-vom. rhus.   Of the sensory nerves
alone: Plumb, sil.  Of the motor nerves alone: Gels.
  PARALYSIS  OF THE LUNGS,  Orthopmea paralytica,
suffocative catarrh.
  § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Ars. carb.-v. chin.  gels. ipee\
lach.  op.  tart.  2) Aeon, baryt. camph. graph, puis. samb.
3) Aur. bell. bry. cham. con. elros.  hep. hyos. ign. nigt-arc.
mere n.-vom.  pirns, spong. sulph. verat.
  § 2.  If of a  catarrhal nature, or caused by excessive
accumulation of mucus in the bronchi, give :  1) Ars. camph.
chin, ijiec. tart. 2) Carb.-v. dros. gels, graph, hep. merc. phos.
puis. samb. spong. sulph.  verat.
  If of a concjestia'e nature, causeel by congestion of blood
to the lungs {apoplexia jiulmonaHs):  1) Aeon. bell. bry. chin.
gels. ipec. phos. samb.  2) Ars. aur. chain, n.-vom.  op. spong.
sulph.
  Purely nervous paralysis requires: 1) Baryt. gra/di. hyos.
lach. n.-vom. op.   2) Ars. aur.  carb.-v. chin, mgt.-arc.
  § 3.  To children  give: 1) Aeon. gels. ipec. samb. tart.
2) Bell. cham. hep. ign. mere sulph.
  2) To old people: 1) Baryt. lach. op.  2) Ars.  aur. carb.
v. chin. con. phos. verat.
  § 4.  See:  Asthma, Congestions of the  Chest, Bronchitis,
Cough, Pneumonia, etc.
  PAROTITIS.   The best remedy for acute parotitis is Merc.
in most eases  a specific, though Aur. is sometimes indicateel.
  Erysipelatous  inflammation, or metastasis to the brain, Avith
disappearance of the swelling, stupor and delirium, require
Bell., or hyosc, if bell, should not be sufficient.
  In  case  Merc, should  have  been  previously abused, or in
case  it should not be sufficient, or the swelling should com-
mence to  harden, Avith hectic feA'er, Ac,  Carb.-veg. is indi-
cated.  This remedy is generally iiidieateel AA'lien the patient
is very hoarse and there is a metastasis to the stomach.
  If Carb.-veg. is insufficient, Cocc. will be found serviceable.
  In obstinate cases consider:  1) Kal. rhus.  2) Amm.  aur.
calc. cham. con.
  Compare: Sore throat. 
             PEMPHIGUS.--PHAGEDENIC BULLAE.         357

  PEMPHIGUS. — Both chronic and acute  pemphigus re-
quire : 1) Bell. dulc. rhus. sep.   2) Canth. hep. ran.
  Compare vesicular erysipelas, AA'hich is so much like pem-
phigus that the same remedies may perhaps be employed for
either.
  We have no Avritten evidence of the treatment of this dis-
ease ; nevertheless, the remedies AA7hich have been recom-
mended  by Hahnemann, for phagedenic blisters, or the  so-
called Fressblasen, (spreading and corrosive blisters), may be
tried for pompholix, though these blisters seem to be  of the
class of ecthyma rather than pompholix.
  PERITONITIS.—Principal  remedies: 1) Aeon. bell. bry.
cham. ;  or, 2) Coff. coloc. hyos. n.-vom. rhus.
  Comp.:  Enteritis, Metritis, Puerperal  Fever, Inter-
mittent Fea'er, Ac.
  PETECHIA, Morbus maculosus.
  Petechia? Avhich occur in typhus putridus,  require: Ars.
bry. rhus.
  Morbus maculosus Werlhojii yielded in my practice to Bry.
in every instance.
  We may try, moreover:  Arn. bell. berb. hyos. lach. led.
n.-vom.  phos. rut. sec. sil. stram. sulph.-ac.
  PHARYNGITIS, with  inflammation  of the  velum and
uvula.
  Principal remedies :  1) Aeon. alum. bell, canth. hyos. lach.
merc. n.-vom. puis, stram. ;  or,  2) Ars. calc dulc. ign. veratr.
  For simple, uncomplicated inflammation, give :  Aeon bell.
canth. lach. merc.
  Inflammation  with  sjxismodic constriction  of the fauces,
requires :  1) Bell. hyos. lach. strain, veratr. ; or, 2) Alum. ars.
cic. cocc ign. laur. lye mere n.-vom. op.
  For sensation as of a foreign body in the throat, give : 1)
Ars. ign. merc. n.-vom. puis.; or, 2) Bell. lach. sulph.
  If the inflammation should  extend to the velum, give:
Aeon. bell. coff. mere, n.-vom.
  Inflammation of the uvula requires in most cases : 1) Bell.
coff. merc.  n.-vom.; or, 2) Calc. seneg. sulph.
  Compare: Sore Throat.
  PHAGEDENIC BULLJ2 (blisters) OF HAHNEMANN.
A kinel of  spreading, ulcerated blisters on the  buttocks, feet,
heels, toes, hands and fingers,  always isolated,  and  distin- 
358             FHIMOSIS.--PHOTOPHOBIA.

guished from pompholix by  the  absence of those  mucous
derano-ements of the stomach, intestinal canal, or other func-
tional^derangements, Avhich are generally said to accompany
poni])holix. "Principal  remedies: 1) Cham,  graph, petr. sil.
2) Ars. bor. calc. caust, clem.  hep. kal. magn.-c.  mere natr.
nitr.-ac. rhus.-t. sep. squill, sulph.

  PIIIM( )SIS, paraphimosis and inflammation of the prepuce.
If caused by syphilis, give Meieuriiis, or  Nitr.-ac sep. thuj.
Phimosis whh gonorrhaa, requires:  Cann. mere sulph.
  Phimosis from friction or some other mechanical cause, re-
quires Arn., anel if inflammation should be present, give Aeon.,
then Arn., and if Arn. should not be sufficient, try Rhus.-t.
or Euphrasia.
  If csuse'd by uncleanhness,  Aeon,  or Mere, or Sulph. Avill
be found sufficient.
  If by chemical or poisonous substances, Ac, give: Aeon.
bell. bry. camph.
  Su/tpuratiou requires Me re or  Caps, or Hep., and subse-
quent indurations : Lach. or Sulph.  or Sej).
  For threatening gangrene, give : Ars. or Lach. or Canth.
  To little children, give :  Aeon, or Mere, or Calc and
Sulph.
  PHOSPHORUS,  ill effects of.  Complete poisoning
requires:  1) according  to Tiring,  vomiting as speedily as
possible ; if necessary, excite it by tobacco or mustard ;  2)
black coffee,  in large quantities ;  3) water mixed with com-
mon Magnesia.   Oil and fat things are hurtful, milk likewise.
  If symptoms remain use: 1) N.-vom.  2) Alum. bell, sulph.

  PHOTOPHOBIA. — Principal  remedies:  1) Bell.  con.
euphr. ign. puis, staph, veratr.  2) Aeon. ars. calc. hep. merc.
n.-vom. phosph.  rhus. sulph. A-eratr.
  Belladonna:  Halo of various  colors  around the flame;
red spots, mist or darkness before the eyes, diplopia and de-
crease of sight.
  Cina : Suitable to scrofulous children,  that wet their beds
frequently, and to onanists.
  Conium : Pale redness ofthe eye-ball, Avith congesteel ves-
sels of the conjunctiva, suitable to scrofulous subjects.
  Euphrasia: Headache, the light of the candle seeming to
be dark and to flicker.
  Ignatia : Pressure in the eyes, a\ ith lachrymation, and with-
out any other perceptible symptoms. 
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359
  Pulsatilla:  Bright circle around the candle-light, with
dimness of sight as if through mist, or as if through some-
thing that can  be rubbed off; diplopia, or  obscuration of
sight.
  Staphysagria :   Blackness or scintillations  before one's
eyes, or flames, especially at night, or halos around the can-
dle-light ; Avith dimness of sight.
  Veratrum :  Black  motes or sparks before the eyes, with
diplopia.
  Compare : Ophthalmia and Amblyopia.

  PLAGUE, oriental.—The best remedies seem to  be :  1)
Ars. bell, carb.-veg. chin. rhus.  2) Bry. hep. lach. sil. sulph.

  PLETHORA.—Such a thing as too much blood does not
exist, and the symptoms Avhich seemed to point to an excess
of blood, frequently yield as by magic to:  1) Aeon. bell. ferr.
hyos. mere n.-vom. phos. puis, sulph.   2) Arn. aur. bry. calc.
chin. croc. dig. graph. ly7e  natr.-m.  nitr. nitr.-ac. rhus. sep.
stram. thuj , to be chosen  in  every case  according  to the
symptoms.
  PLEURITIS,  PLEURISY. — The principal  remedy  is
Aeon., a few pellets in Avater, a tablespoonful  every  two or
three hours.   After Aeon., if the improvement should not
continue,  give  Bry., as  above; and  if sensitiveness  to the
weather should still remain, give Sulphur  after Bry.   Com-
plicated cases may require:  Chin. kal. lach. n.-vom.  squill.;
and perhaps: Arn.  gran. ?
  Compare:  Pneumonia and the other Affections  of the
CIIEST.
  PLICA POLONICA.—The principal remedies seem to be
Vinca. borax, lye natr.-m.

  PNEUMONIA.   §  1.  Principal remedies: 1) Aeon. bry.
cann. chin. gels. phos. rhus. squill, sulph. verat.-vir.  2) Bell.
lach  merc. puis, seneg.  3)  Ars.  asclep. bapt. cact.  canth.
lachn. nitr. n.-vom.  op. phos.-ac. sabad. sang. sep. tart, verat-
alb.
  § 2.   The principal remedy in the first stage is Aeon., after
which Bry. may be given, to be continued until the breath-
ing is easier and the expeetoration looks better.
  If after bry. Aveakness of the chest, oppression  and cough
should remain, give Phos. or  Sulph., or Chin. lach. lye sil.
  $ 3.  If hepatization should already exist, before a phy- 
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PNEUMONIA.
 sician is called  in, Aeon, and bry. may still be of great use,
 but the principal remeely is Snljdi., a tew pellets in a tumbler
 full of Avater, a tablespoonful every three hours.
   If symptoms of suppuration clearly  sIioav themselves, give :
 1)  Lach  phos.  2)- Bell, sulph.   Or Avhen expectoration  is
 tardy and the lungs full of pus :  Carb.-v. seneg. mere
   For inflammation of the rioht lino, with bilious symp-
 toms, Tart, is frequently very serviceable
   § 4.  For asthenic pneumonia, (pneun/ouia notha), as Ave
 see it in old people, with danger  of  paralysis of the lungs,
 Aeon, is likewise' the principal remedy, after Avhich, if another
 paroxysm should set in, Merc, should  be given.
   Bell, should be  given after Merc if a spasmodic constric-
 tion of the chest,  Avith dry, hacking cough, should remain, or
 Cham, if the breathing continue Avheezing.   After  Cham.
 N.-vom. is frequently suitable.
   Should no  change take place  after Mere, give I/tec., espe-
 cially if the breatbing.be anxious and hurried, or Verat.-alb.,
 if the extremities  are cold, Avith  constrictions of the chest
 anel great anxiety, or Ars. if the  patient continues to sink,
 Avith suffocative paroxysms.
   § 5.  Typhoid pneumonia  first requires ()//., then some-
 times Arn. or rhus.
   If no change should occur after these remedies, give Verat.
 or Ars. ; if the debility and rattling increase, Bry. and Rhus.-t.,
 Ipec. and Ars., or Ars.  and Verat. alternately, are very fre-
 quently useful.  Should the improvement not continue, give
 Sulj)h., and then  again one of the former remedies, Avhich
 seemed to be  most beneficial.
   Bed-sores,  especially if gangrenous, require Chin, and ars
   For obscuration <>E  sigiit  give Bell., and if the strength
 should continue to fail, give Natr.-m.
   § 6.  If symptoms of incipient phthisis should set in after
 pneumonia, or if the inflammation should threaten to become
 chronic, or if  the existence  of tubercles should  have to be
 suspected, give Sulj/h.; or, 2) Amm.  lach. lye phos. ; or, 3)
 Ars. aur. calc. hep. kal. nitr. nitr.-ac. ol.-jec  stann. sulph.-ac
   If purulent expectoration should remain after pneumo-
 nia:  1) Chin,  ferr, hep. lach. lye. merc sulph.  2) Dros. dulc
 laur. led.  puis.  3) Bell. ? hyosc. ?  phos -ac. ?
   £ 7.  Particular indications:
,  Aconite: In the initiatory stage, AA'ith the following symp-
 toms: chill of more or less severity, general feeling of ma-
 laise ; sense of oppression of the  chest; more or less  difli- 
pneumonia.
361
  cu ty of breathing, which is shortened and accelerated; fine
  stitching pains in the  chest; sense of fullness  in the chest •
  short dry cough ;  soreness in the chest like excoriation ; heat
  in the  chest;   cutaneous  congestion, hot perspiration, pulse
  lull, hard and quick; disinclination to all movements; in the
  second stage: cough after drinking;  cough excites  pain  in
  the  larynx, relieved  by lying  on  the back, aggravated by
  lying on either side;  cough, with stitching pains in the chest,
  with thin frothy expectoration, or blood-streaked ; oppression
  and  acceleration of the respiration; sense of weariness and
  exhaustion of the  chest; burning shooting or burnino- press-
  ing pains in the chest, with painfulness to external pressure
  (Bry. folloAvs Avell after Aeon.)
    Belladonna: In the initiatory stage, Avhen the symptoms
  of hyperemia of the brain are present.
    Bryonia:  Anxiety from oppressed respiration; pressure
  on the middle or lower  part of the sternum ; a bruised feel-
  ing  in the chest; the  short dry cough is somewhat  looser-
  expectoration not yet free, though more copious ; it is yelloAv
  and  thick, or mixed  with  blood ; all the sufferings are in-
  creased by motion; especially indicated Avhen the pleura or
 the bronchial mucous surface are also attacked with stabbin^
 pains through the chest; inclination to lie p>erfectly still.   &
   Iodine:  { Groujious pneumonia):  Anxiety and oppression
 of the chest, Avith burning, tearing or stabbing pains ; sensa-
 tion  when breathing as  if something  resisted the  expansion
 of the chest; cough,  with dyspnoea and  blood-streaked ex-
 pectoration.
   Kali-hydroiod. : If Bell, is insufficient for the congestion
 ofthe brain; also  in secondary croupous pneumonia  elurina-
 the course of a bronchitis, Avhen Phos. did not suffice; accord^
 ing to Kafka, at the  beginning, Avhen the  disease localizes
 Itself.
   Phosphor. :  ( Catarrhal pneumonia):  Dryness ofthe air-
 passages ; sense of excoriation in the upper part of the  chest •
 elry, hard cough; cough after drinks; sense of pressure, like
 a Aveight, in the upper part of the  chest; stitchino-  pains
 Avhen coughing, moving and breathing; bruised soreness,
 especially to the touch;  loose cough without expectoration,
 with  sensation of raivness  of the chest; cough  Avith  Avhite
 expectoration, difficult to detach ;  fine  bloody streaks  in the
 mucous expeetoration ;  the breath is very short after each
 cough;  anxiety  and  heaviness  of the chest, as if it  were
pressed together Avith obstructed respiration.  The stronger 
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PNEUMONIA.
          the prevalence of the bronchial element the earlier its admin-
          istration may be called for, while just the  reverse is true in.
          the j/leuritic variety.   In'the  pulmonary variety, Avhere the
          hepatization of the affected lung is extensive1, it is indicated
          in the latter part ofthe  period  ofthe deposit and  the early
          part of that of absorjttion.  (Sulphur is frequently indicated
          after Phos.
            Sulphur:  Sudden dry cough, as if the lung Avould be torn
          out, with increased pain in the head; loose cough, with sensa-
          tion of  excoriation and pressure on the chest anel thick mu-
          cous expectoration,  also  Avith rattling in  the  trachea and
          hoarseness; ex/net oral ion of greenish masses of street taste ;
          offensive breath; the greatest dyspncea ; oppressed breathing
          Avhen speaking; obstructed breathing in sleep,  she  must be
          Avaked  to prevent suffocation;  anxiety and Aveakness ofthe
          chest: severe shooting  pains  through  the  chest;  ceipious
•         sweating from the least exertion.   It is mostly indicated  in
          the stage of hepatization with threatening  su/t/mration, but
          only in  cases free from complications  Avith  other  diseases,
          Avhere it accomplishes the absorption of the  injiltration.
            Tartarus-emf.ticus : Paroxysms of cough, AA'ith suffocative
          arrest of  breathing;  rattling, holloAV  cough;  cough,  Avith
          heat and moist hands, sweat about  the  forehead, anxious op-
          pression of the chest, with rising of heat, reaching  as far as
          the heart; dyspnoea, with desire  to cough and a quantity of
          rattling mucus in the chest, or oedema pulmonum;  impend-
          ing paralysis of the lungs; cyanosis.
            § 8.  Use moreover.
            Arnica: If the disease  be caused by some external injury.
            Arsenicum: Fetid or dingy-green expectoration,  pointing
          to approaching gangrene, Chin, or Lach. being insufficient";
          burning and heat in the chest;  pale face, cold  extremities;
          prostration.
            CAe-Tus-GR.: Oppression of respiration, pricking pains, acute
          intense  cough;  sanguinolent  sputa; hard, quick vibrating
          pulse;   feeling of constriction in the chest, preventing free
          speech;  sharp Avandering  pains in the chest, especially in the
          scapular region.
            Cannabis : Difficult, greenish  expectoration, Avith delirium
          during  the  fever and vomiting of greenish bilious  matter;
          frequent, hard, teasing cough, sometimes even incessant, Avith
          dullness on percussion.   Mostly indicated late  in  the third
          stage, or for  complication with  diseases of  the  heart or the
          larger vessels. 
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   Capsicum :  Broncho-pneumonia in phlegmatic, indolent or
 suspicious persons.
   Carb.-veg. : In the third stage; rattling in chest; cough
 by  spells;  brownish expectoration;  bluish  face  and  lips;
 feet cold ; pulse small, weak ;  sopor;  delirium.
  _ Chelidonium : Might side ; bilious symptoms; pain under
 right shoulder-blade;  great and quite irregular palpitation
 of the heart.
   China: If the patient had lost much blood, either by de-
 pletion or haemorrhage, or bilious symptoms, or symptoms of
 incipient gangrene being present.
   Gelseminum: Only indicated in the forming or congestive
 stage, Avhere it breaks up the disease, by producing free per-
 spiration, especially if it was caused by cold air acting on the
 skin.
   G lonoine :  Collateral oedema of the parts of the lungs not
 attacked with jmeumonia, hindering  the  returning  of the
 blood from the brain and  thus producing poisoning by car-
 bonic-acid  and  apoplexy.   Extreme  dyspnoea, serous  anel
 foamy sputa, cyanosis, with fullness of all  the veins  of the
 neck and head;  coma.
   Lachesis : Especially successful in  removing deposits re-
 sulting from inflammations in lungs already  invaded by tu-
 bercles, or from those inflammations of Ioav  grade Avhich are
 not unfrequently developed in  the progress of other diseases;
 cenigh, Avith tickling in  the  larynx, chest and  epigastrium;
 the  expectorated mucus is  round and  gray, or sticky and
 yellow, or Avatery, almost  never at night, and accompanied
 by coryza.   Cough after every sleep ;  suffocation  and short-
 ness of breath  from  the  cough ; frothy expectoration, mixed
 Avith blood.  Copious perspiration, Avhich relieves.
   Lachnanthes : Cough, Avorse in bed, preventing  sleep ;
 stitches  folloAving one another in quick succession, Avhile at
 rest and  Avhen moving; hot  and oppressed feeling  in the
 cfmst and heart, -with dizziness  ; unnatural brightness ofthe
 eyes, with red, flushed face ; typhoid jmeumonia.
  Lycopodium: Circumscribed redness of face; SAveat Avith-
 out relief; fan-like motion of nostrils ; crossness after get-
 ting aAvake.
  Mercuiuus :  Pneumonia and bronchitis,  especially Avhen
the patients are disposed to blenorrhoea, or Avhen the patients
have a profuse expectoration of viscid, bloody mucus ; bili-
ous pneumonia, with diarrhcea. 
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PNEUMONIA.
   Nux-voaiica :  Bronchial symptoms being present, or when
the  patients are addicted to drinking or suffer Avith  piles;
gastric symptoms predominate.
   Pulsatilla :  Pneumonia after measles, or in consequence
of an obstinate  bronchial catarrh or suppressed menses.
   Rhus-tox. : Ty/zhoiih/tneumonia, with torpor and apathy,
neither cough nor sputa being present,
   SaNguinaria: In the third stage, Avith  red  or  gray hepa-
tization, and purulent infiltration of the  pulmonary paren-
chyma.  Extreme dyspnoea;  short, aecelerateel, constrained
breathing;  tenacious rust-colored  sputa, expectorated  with
difficulty ;   patient  lies on the back ;  no pains,  or burning
stitching pains; pulse quick and small;  face and extremities
rather cold, or  hands and feet burning  hot, Avith  circum-
scribed redness  and burning  of the cheeks,  especially in the
afternoon.
   Scilla:   Pneumonia, attended Avith  gastric symptoms, or
after it had been treated by bleeding, Chin, being insufficient;
or Avhen a profuse expectoration of mucus Avas  present from
the beginning.
   Veratrum-atride: Oppression ofthe chest, Avith nausea
and vomiting, relieved  by profuse perspiration.  It  is indi-
cated in the incipient stage of engorgement; sinking, faint
feeling in pit of stomach ;  regularly intermittent pulse.
   § 9.   We may also consider:
   If the  patient  is in danger to suffocate in his blood: Aeon.
squill.; for great dyspnoea in the first stage : Tart.;  for con-
gestions  to the brain: Atropin, bell. glon.  lachn. ;   for stitch-
ing, j/leuritic pains : Arn. bry.; for cerebral sym/>toms: Bell.
bry. hyosc.; for co/n'ous  mucous expectoration at the begin-
ning:  Squill; for brain, symp/toms from resorption  of juts:
]) Rhus.  2) Lach.  sulph.;  for perfect he/mtization:  Ars.
lach. phos.  tart,  sulph. (nitr.-ac) ; for puriform soften ing of
the exudation:  Carb.-r. merc. rhus. seneg. sulph.;  for quoti-
dian hectic fever: Sulph. (puis.);  for milievrious jrrodroma :
Ars. hyos.  verat.-alb.;  for reel miliaria: Bry.;  for whi* :
Ars.; for neglected, drawn-out cases:  Ars. bell. bry.  carb.-v.
chin. con. lye nitr.-ac. phos. sep. sil. sulph.; for copiejus puri-
form  expectoration: Ars. bell, lye p>hos.; for  ichorous:
Carb-v. con. sep. sil. ; for threatening paralysis of the lungs:
Gels. phos. tart; for threatening gangrene: Ars.  carb.-v.
   § 10.  Comp.: Congestions of the Chest,  Bleuritis, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis,  Cough, Bhthisis, cue 
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   PODAGRA.

   Principal remedies :  1) Aeon, sulph.  2) Arn. ars. bry. calc.
 sabin sulph.  3) Amb. amm. asa. coccul. kal. led.sil. thin.zinc
   feee:  Gout.                                     j

   POISON, ADIPIC.-This dreadful poison sometimes de-
 yelops itself in badly kept sausages or other pork.  Accord-
 ing to  Hering,  a beverage composed of equal  portions of
 vinegar and water, to be taken in large quantities, is the best
 antidote.  It may likewise be employed as a wash or gargle.
   Instead of vinegar lemon juice may be employed ; and if
 the patient should desire, these acids may be used alternately
 with sugar, black coffee, or fresh black tea.
   If the dryness of the throat should continue after usitu*
 these remedies, and if even  slimy injection should not Vxo-
 cure an  evacuation from the bowels, give  Bry., and continue
 it as long as the  symptoms continue to be unfavorable.
 ^ The ailments which  remain after Bry., sometimes yield to
 Phos.-ac ;  and, if paralysis  or consumption should set in
 give Ars. or kreas.

   POISONING, toxication.
   § 1.  We refer the  reader to Dr. Herinefs treatise on
  Poisons,» from which the principal items contained in this
 work about poisons and their antidotes have been borroAved.
   §  2   In treating  a case of poisoning, tAvo things are re-
 quired :  1) Bemoval of the exciting  cause; and, 2) Treat-
 ment of the disease occasioned by the poisoning.
   This treatment is to be conducted in every case ao-reeable
 to the principles of the neAv school.
   The removal ofthe poisonous substances should be effected
 by the simplest and most  innocent method,  either with the
 finger, or, if this  should be impossible, as in the case of poi-
 sons that had  been sAvalloAved, we recommend the folio win o-
 means suggested  by Hahnemann and Ilerinq:
   1)_Excite- vomiting or stool by the simplest means, copious
 administration of tepid water, irritating the fauces by means
 of a feather or something similar; placing on the tongue a
 pinch of salt, snuff or mustard;  or, if neither of these means
 should be sufficient, resort to injections of tobacco-smoke.
  2) Neutralize the poison by means of: The white of an egg,
vinegar,  or lemon-juice, coffee, camphor, milk, oil,  soap, mu-
cilaginous  elriuks, tea, wine, sugar; or, in  some cases:  am-
moniacal gas,  iron-rust, charcoal, kitchen-salt, epsom-salt, 
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sweet-almond oil, spiritus-nitr.-dulc,  potash, boiled  starch,
d-c
   §  3.  Particular indications:
   White of an  ecu;, dissolved in a sufficient  quantity  of
water, and used as a drink, especially for: Metallic substances,
such  as quicksilver, corrosive  sublimate, verdigris, tin, lead,
and  sulphuric-acid; Avhen the  patient  complains of violent
pains in the stomach or abdomen, Avith tenesmus, or diarrhoea
anel pains at the anus.
   Vinegar: Antidotes poisoning  Avith  alkaline substances;
but is hurtful in cases  of poisoning  with  mineral  acids, corm-
sive  vegetable substances, Arsenic, and a large quantity  of
salts.  In many cases it removes  the ill effects of Aconite,
()/>ium, narcotic substances, j/oisonous mushrooms, belladon-
na,  carbonic-acid  gas, lujKtr-sulphuris, jioisonous muscles
anel fish, and even of aeliju'e-acid.  The vinegar may be drank
or administered by the rectum, alternately Avith mucilagin-
ous substances.   The vinegar shoubl be as pure as possible.
Crab-vinegar is, of itself, poisonous.
   Coffee: Stre/ngblack coffee, the beans being little roasted,
and drank as hot as possible.   Indispensable for a large num-
ber of poisons, especially when  causing drowsiness, intoxica-
tion,  loss  of consciousness, or modal derangement, delirium,
dec,  in general  antidoting  narcotic  substances, such as:
Opium, nux-vom., belladonna, 'narcotic mushrooms, poison-
ous  sumach, bitter almonds, prussic-acid and all those sub-
stances containing it, Bell., colocynth, valer., cicuta and cham.
In case of poisoning with Antimony,  Bhosphor.  and  Bhos-
phoric-acid, coffee is no less indispensable
   Camphor: Principal antidote of all vegetable  substances.
especially such as have a corrosive  effect, or Avhen vejmiting
and diarrhoea, pale face, cold extremities and loss of consci-
ousness are present.   Camphor is a specific remedy  for the
ill effects of poisoning insects, especially canfharides, whe-
ther administered internally or externally.  Likewise for the
effects of  so-called wo-rm-medicines, tobacco, bitter almonds,
and  other fruits containing prussic-acid.  It is likeAvise use-
ful for the  secondary affections remaining after poisoning
-with  acids, salts, metals, j/hosj/horus,  poisonous  mushrooms,
Ac,  after the poisonous substance  itself had  been removed
from  the stomach  by means of vomiting, Ac.
   Milk :  Less useful than is  supposed.   To procure an arti-
ficial  covering or envelop for the poison, mucilaginous sub-
stances are to be preferred.  Eat milk (or cream) is suitable 
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in all cases where oil is, and hurtful where  oil is.   Curdled
or sour  milk is  suitable  or not suitable in all cases Avhere
vinegar is or is not.
   Olive oil : Less useful than is believed.   It is of no use in
cases of  metallic poisoning, and  eAren hurtful in cases of poi-
soning Avith Arsenic.   It  is very bad for  the  ill  effects of
Canthar.  This remark applies  to poisoning with  any other
insect, or if the poison  should have got into one's eye.  Oil
may be  used to facilitate the  extraction of insects from the
ear in case they should have got into it.  Oil is most suitable
for poisoning AA'ith corrosive  acids, such as:  nitric-acid, sul-
phuric-acid, iOc.   It is sometimes useful in cases of poisoning
Avith  alkalies, to be  administered alternately Avith vinegar,
and in cases of poisoning Avith mushrooms.
   Mucilaginous substances, drinks, or injections of mucila-
ginous substances, should  be resorted, to in cases of poisoning
AA'ith alkalies, especially when administered alternately Avith
vinegar.
   Soap,  common castile soap, dissolved in four times its bulk
of hot Avater, and drunk, is one  of the best remedies in many
cases of poisoning.  It  may be drank by the cupful,—a  cup-
ful every tAvo, three  or four minutes, in all  cases  Avhere the
white of an egg is indicated but does not produce sufficient
relief.  Soap is  particularly useful  in  all cases of poisoning
Avith metallic substances, especially Arsenic, lead,  cue Like-
Avise for poisoning Avith corrosive acids, such as:  Sulphuric-
acid, nitric-acid, dec,  with, alum,  corrosive  vegetable,  sub-
stances,  castor oil, cue  Soap is hurtful in cases of poisoning
with alkalies, such  as:  Bye, nitrate of silver, potash, soda,
oleum-tartari,ammonium-muriaticum, (fsahniac) ammonium-
carbonicum, caustic or burnt lime, barytes,  dec.
   Sugar, or sugar-water, one of the best remedies in many
eases.  In case of poisoning Avith mineral acids or alkalies, it
is best to resort at once to the specific antidote, though sugar
is not hurtful.   In case of poisoning  Avith metallic substances,
various kinds of jntint, verdigris, copp>er, sulphate  of cojtjx>r,
alum, dec, sugar is preferable  to every other remedy, and
not till the patient has been relieved by the sugar, administer
the  vjhite  of an egg or  soap-Avater alternately with sugar.
Sugar is likeAvise an excellent antidote in cases of poisoning
with arsenic, or corrosive vegetable substances.
   §  4.   Of the other antidotes use:
   Ammoniacal gas : For alcohol, bitter edmouds,j)russic-acid.
   Iron-rust: For arsenic. 
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POISONING.
  Epsom-salts: For alkaline poisons.
  Charcoal: For foul fsh, foul meat,/toisonous mushrooms,
jtoismiing muscles,  etc.
  Kitchen-salt : For  nitrate of silver andpoisonous icounds.
  Magnesia : For  acids.
  SWEET-ALMeiND OIL: For adds.
  Potash :  For acids.
  Starch: For iodine.
  Spirits of nitre :  For alkaline j)oisons and animal sub-
stances.
  Tea : For adipic-acid and /toisonous honey.
  Wine: For noxious vapors and /toisonous mushrooms.
  §  5.  The first thing Ave have to  do, in treating a case of
poisoning, is to remove the poison by vomiting, and then to
administer suitable antidotes.
  If Ave should not  be able to ascertain Avhat kind of poison
had been SAvalloAved, Ave should first administer the white of
an egg; and, if there should be stupefaction, coffee.
  If Ave should know that the poison is:
  a) A metallic substance, Ave have  to give:  first the white
of an  egg, sugar-water, soap-water,  and  afterwards, for  the
remaining ailments:  Sulph., Avhich is  a  real  antidote  to
metals.
  b) If acids and corrosive substances, give :  1) Soap-water ;
2) Magnesia, dissolved in Avater; 3; Chalk-water; 4) Alka-
lies or potash dissoh'ed in  Avater, taking  a tablespexmful as
long as the vomiting continues.  Afterwards mucilaginous
drinks, and  alternately Coff. and Op. as homoeopathic anti-
dotes.
   As regards the remaining ailments, give Puis, for sulphuric-
acid ;  Bry. for muriatic-acid  ; Aeon, for  the other acids, anel
 especially crab-apple vinegar. If the skin should have been
 corroded by poisons,  apply7 soap-Avater, or  a Avatery solution
of  Caust.;  and if corrosive substances should have got into
the eyes, apply sioeet-almond oil, or fresh unsalt-buf.ter.
   c) For  alkaline  substances:  1)   Vinegar  and water, in
large  quantities; 2) Bemon-juice, or acids from other fruits,
 diluted with much  Avater;  '6) Sour  milk;  4) Mucilaginous
 drinks, or injections.   Vinegar is hurtful in cases of poison-
 ing Avith Barytes;  but epsoni-salt dissolved in water, renders
 good  service; aftenvards :  Camph , or  Nitr.-spir.   The  se-
 condary effects of poisoning Avith potash,  require:  Coff., or
 Carb.-v.; and those of poisoning  with spirits of Ammonia,
 Hep. 
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  d) For the inhalation of  noxious vapors:  sprinkle  the
patient with vinegar and water, or let him inhale  the  vapors
of a solution of chlore ;  aftenvards, after the  return  of con-
sciousness, give black coffee, or a few doses of Op. or  Bell.
  (See:  Vapors.)
  e) For vegetable poisons : 1) Camphor, by olfaction, or
sometimes a drop of the spirits of camphor  on  sugar;  2)
Black coffee or  vinegar, especially for narcotic vegetable
juices.  The best antidotes for corrosive vegetable juices, are
soap-Avater and milk.
  f) For animal poisons :  See the single poisons, such as :
 Cantharides, adipic poison,  stings of insects, fish poison,
poisonous honeg, <£v.  For toad poison, or similar poisons,
if they  should haA'e got into the stomach, give powdered
charcoal, stirred up Avith oil or milk ; or let the patient smell
of the sw7eet spirits of nitre, if  bad symptoms should set in,
and aftei-Avard  give Ars.  If a  poison of this  kind should
have got into the eye, give  Aeon.
   §  6.   As regards the wounds or bites inflicted by poison-
 ous  animals, Tiering  proposes  the folloAving  mode of treat-
 ment:  For  the bites of p>oisonous serpents, mad dogs, or
 other  poisonous animals, apply  heat at a distance, for Avhich
 purpose  anything may be used AA'hich  is handy at the time :
 a red-hot iron, incandescent piece of coal,  or  even a burning
 cigar ; hold this as near as possible Avithout burning the skin.
 The heat should be  kept  up uniformly, and should be con-
 centrated upon the wound  exclusively.  The  edges of the
 Avound should be covered over Avith oil ox fat, and this should
 be repeated  as often as the skin gets dry.   If no oil or fat
 can be  had, use  soap, or  e\'en saliva.  Wipe off carefully
 every7 thing Avhich is discharged from the  Avound.  Continue
 the application  of heat until  the patient feels chilly and
 stretches himself; if this should take place too speedily, con-
 tinue  to apply the heat for about an hour, or until the effects
 of the poison commence to disappear.
   § 7.   At the same time administer internal remedies.   In
 the case of a serpent's  bite, give the  patient a  swallow of
 salt-Avater from time to time, or a pinch of salt or poAvder, or
 a feAV pieces of garlic.
   If, nevertheless, dangerous symptoms should set in, give a
 tables] toonful of wine or brandy eA'ery tAAro or three minutes;
 continue this until the symptoms abate, and repeat the brandy
 at every return of  a paroxysm.
   If the stitching  pains should  increase in  violence, and be
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polypi.
felt nearer the heart:  if the Avound, at the same time, should
be bluish, checkered like marble and swollen, Avith vomiting,
vertigo and diarrhoea, give Ars. 30, anel another dose in half
an hour,  if the symptoms should  continue to get wense, en-
only in three  hours, if they should remain unchanged ;  if an
improvement should set in after the first dose', do not repeat
the medicine  until the symptoms gi-t Avorse again.
  If Ars., even if repeated, shoubl have ne> effect, give1 Bell.
In some cases Senega  may be tried.  The chronic seepiehe of
the bite of a  serpent require: Plu>s.-ac and Mere
  §  8.  If the bite should have been inflicted by a mad dog,
apply heat  at a  distance, as above, and for the remaining
treatment, see Hydrophobia.
  If the  bite  should  proceed from a man or animal Avhich is
not  mad, but furious, give  Ilydrophobin; which is recom-
mended by He ring.
  §  9.   Wounds Avhich have  become poisonous  in  conse-
quence of decayed animal matter  or pus  having got into
them, require Ars.
  To guard against unpleasant consequences in ease Ave shoubl
have to touch decayed animal substances, poisonous wounds
or ulcers, or  men and animals infected Avith contagious dis-
eases, Ave should hold our  hands for ten  or fifteen minutes
near as strong a heat as can  be borne, and afterwards wash
them Avith soap.  The use  of Chlore in such cases is Avell
knoA\7n.

  POLYPI.—Principal remedies: 1) Calc. lye sang, staph.
2) Con. kal.-bi. merc.  nitr.-ac. phcs.  phos.-ac. puis.  sil. thuj.
3) Ambr. ant. ars. aur. graph, he]), mez. petr. sep. sulph.
sulph.-ac. teucr.  4) Hydr.
  For vesicular polypi :  Calc.
  Fibrous groavths require: 1)  Calc. staph.  2) Ars.  hydr.
lye. petr. phos. sep. sil. sulph. teucr. thuj.
  Sarcomatous  groavths:  1) Calc. staph, thuj.  2) Lye
mere nitr.-ac. phos.
  Granulous  growths :  1)  Nitr.-ac. thuj.  2) Calc. lye
staph.
  SpoNe-Y growths :  1) Calc. staph.  2) Lye-, merc. nitr.-ac.
phos. sep. sil. sulph.
  It should not be forgotten, that, if Ave Avish to treat polypi
successfully Ave should  alloAV  a dose of the appropriate re-
medy to  act six or eight Aveeks.
  Polypus of the Bladder :  In  regard to this disease,  Ave 
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possess the record of only one case, treated successfully Avith
Calc.  Perhaps Ave  might try:  Staph., or Con. merc. phos.
puis. sil. thuj.
  Polypus of the Ear:  Try, Dulc. merc. staph.
  Polypus of the Nose—Principal remedy : Bids. (4 doses
■jftr) every four  days a dose, then  a dose  Calc, Avhose action
should remain undisturbed for six to eight weeks, or longer,
and if this does not  help, Sang.
   Teucrium  is  of little  use.  Try: Hydr.  kal.-bi. phos. sep.
sil. staph.
  Polypus  of  the uterus  or vagina : Try  1)  Calc. lye.
nitr.-ac. plat, puis.   2) Aur. con. merc. mez. petr. phos. phos.-
ac sil. staph, thuj.   For granular vegetations, condylomata:
Thuj. nitr -ac.  staph, calc. lye merc. tart.
  POT-BELLIED.—If the patients be children : see atrophy
of scrofulous children.
  If young girls, at the age of pubescence:  Lach.
  If old females, or females Avho have borne many children,
give :  1) Sepia ; or, 2) Bell, calc ? chin. ? n.-vom. ? plat. ?

  PREGNANCY.
  §  1.  Principal  remedies—for the morbid states  incident
to pregnancy:
  a)  Fe>r convulsions anel sp>asms : 1) Bell. cham. cic. hyosc.
ign.   2) Cocc  ipec,  mosch. plat, stram. verat.-alb.  3)  Arg.-
n. arn, canth. caust cu/ir. gels. hell. lach. laur. n.-vom.  op. sec.
verat.-vir.  zinc
  b)  For affections of the emotia7e sphere : 1) Bell. puis.
2) Aeon. cupr.  gels.  lach. merc. plat, stram.  verat.-alb.
  c) For  headache:  1)  Bell. bry. cocc.  n.-vom. plat.  puis.
verat. 2) Aeon. calc. magn.-c sep. sulph.   3)  Eryng. gels.
helon. iris, lachn. stict.
  d;  For the yelloav  or brown spots in the face: Con. ferr.
nitr.-ac. sej).
  e) For  toothache:  1)  Magn.-c n.-mosch. n.-vom. puis.
2) Alum. bell. calc. hyosc.  rhus. staph.
  f)  For  bulimy:  Magn.-m. natr.-m. n.-vom. petr. sep.
  g) For  affections of tiie  stomach, such as nausea, vom-
iting : 1) Con. ipec. n.-vom.  ptuls.  2) Aeon. ars. ferr. kreas.
lach. magn.-m. natr.-m. n.-mosch. petr. phos. sep. sulph. verat.
3) ^Ese-hip. aletr.-far. caul, cimicif. gels.
  h)  For  colic: 1) Arn.  bry. cham. n.-vom. puis. sej).  2)
Bell, hyosc lach. verat.  3) Collins, diosc. iris, lept
  i)  For  constipation;  1) Bry. n.-vom.  2) Alum. Agar 
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PRESBYOPIA.--PROSOPALGIA.
chel id. chin, graph, tyc. natr.-m. op. plumb, puis, rutin, sabad.
se/>. sulph.  zinc.   3) Collins, hydr. podoph.
  k) For diarrhcea :  1) Ant, phos. sej). sulph.   2) Ars. cham.
dulc hyosc. lach. laur. lye mere, n.-mosch. op. petr. phos.-ac.
puis, rheum, rhus. verat.
  1)  For ischuria and dysuria:  1)  Cocc. phos.-ac puis.  2)
Con. n.-vom. sulph.
  m) For a-arices: 1) Hamam. lye   2) Carb.-v. puis.

  PRESBYOPIA.—Principal remedies: 1)  Calc dros. sep.
sil.  sulph.   2)  Carb.-an. coff con.  hyosc. lye nieph. natr.
natr.-m. petr.
  See: Amllyojiia.
  PROLAPSES OF  THE RECTUM.—Eryng. hamam. ign.
n.-vom. mere phyt. pod. sulph.; and perhaps to remove the
disposition to this affection: Ars. calc. lye ruta. sej).
  Prolapsus of  the rectum in children, requires : Ign. n.-vom.
pod.
  PROLAPSUS UTERI AND VAC1N.E.—Principal  re-
medies so far as knoAvn: Aur. bell, cimicif.  n.-vom. sep.;  or
perhaps:  iEse  aletr. calc.  gran. ? ham.  helon. kreas. mere-,
n.-mosch. stann.
  Prolapsus of the uterus requires: Aur. bell. calc.  cimicif.
helon. n.-vom. sep. stann.
  Of the vagina: Kreas. mere n.-vom.
  Recent prolapsus, of about a fortnight's duration, yield to
one dose of n.-vom. 30, in 24 hours, provided the patient  re-
mains quiet in bed for 24 hours.
  PROSOPALGLv.
  fy  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. bell, caust. coloc. con.
hep. lye mere  mez. n,-vom. phosph. plat spig. staph.  ; or, 2)
Bry. calc  caps.  chin, lye puis.  rhus. sil. stann. sulph. thuj.
A'eratr. ;  or, 3)  Acta?a. aur. arn.  ars. ant. bar.-c. cham. coff.
kal. kal.-chl ? magn. ? magn.-m. ? phyt. sang.
  § 2.  Inflammatory prosopalgia requires:   1) Aeon. arn.
bry. phosph. staph,  sulph. ; or, 2)  Bar.-c.  bell. lach. mere.
plat. thuj. A'eratr.
  Bheurnatic :  1) Aeon, caust. chin.  merc. mez. phosph. puis.
spig. sulph. thuj.; or, 2) Arn. bry. hep.  lach.  magn. n.-ve)in.
veratr.   3) Cimicif gels.
  Arthritic: Caust, coloc. mere  n.-vom. rhus. spig., Ac.
  Xervous: 1)  Spig.  -J) Bell. caps. lye. plat. spig. magn.-
arct. ; or, 3) Hyos. lach. magn. n.-vom., Ac. 
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373
   If caused by abuse of Mercury : Aur. carb.-veg. chin. hep.
 sulph.
   See: Mercurial affections.
   § 3.   Prosopalgia  of plethoric  persons is frequently re-
 moved by: 1)  Aeon, bell.;  or, 2) Calc.  chin. lach. phosph.
 plat.
   Of nervous persons, by: Bell. lach. lye plat. spig.
   § 4.   Symptomatic indications:
   Aconitum : Red and hot face, with pain on one side, creep-
 ing, or as  from an  ulcer; swelling  of the  cheek or jaws;
 fever-heat; thirst; violent pains, Avith restlessness  and  an-
 guish, Ac.
   Belladonna: The pain folioavs the course of the infra-
 orbital nerve, and is easily excited by friction ; or for tearing,
 stitching pains in the bones, jaws or malar bones ; in many
 cases rigidity of the  nape of the neck; spasms of the eye-
 lids; convulsive tAvitching of the facial muscles  and distor-
 tion of the mouth ; hot and red face, Ac.
   Causticum : Tensive or beating pains in the facial bones,
 especially under the  eyes, with a sort of lameness of the
 facial muscles, or drawing pains in the jaAvs, so that the pa-
 tient is unable to open his jaws;  rheumatic pains in the limbs,
 buzzing in  the ears, Ac.
   Colocynthis: Tearing and stitching pains, affecting prin-
 cipally the left side of the  face, and extending to the  head,
 temples, nose, ear and teeth, Avith swelling ofthe face, aggra-
 Aation by touching the parts ever so slightly, dec.
   Conium: The pains set in at night;  tearing or stitching.
   Hepar:  Pains in the malar  bones, Avorse Avhen touching
 the parts, extending to the ears  and temples.
   Lycopodium : Pains commencing Avith a feeling of coldness,
 especially in the right side of the face, worse  at  night or in
 the evening.
   Mercurius : Tearing or stitching pains, affecting one whole
 side ofthe  head, from the temple to the teeth, worse at night
 in the warm bed, Avith ptyalism, lachrymation, sweat  in the
 face or about the head, sleeplessness, Ac
   Mezereum • Spasmodic, stupefying pains affecting the left
malar bone, and extending to  the eye, temple, ear,  teeth
throat and shoulder,  Avorse after taking anything warm, or
 on coming  out of the  open air and entering a room.
   Nux-vom. :  Tearing and draAving pains extending to the
inner ear, AA'ith SAvelling ofthe cheeks; red face or cheek, (or
one only) on yellowish tinge, especially around the nose and 
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PROSOPALGIA.
mouth ; crcc/nng in the face with tAvitching of the muscle's;
aggravation bv mental labor, Avine, coffee, Ac
  Phosphorus:  Tearing pains,  especially on the left  side,
with itching and tension  ofthe skin of the face; swelling
and paleness of the  face ;  aggravation by moving the facial
muscles when eating, talking, Ac, or, by the slightest touch  ;
pains from the jaws' to the root of the nose or the inner ear;
congestion of blood to the head, with vertigo; buzzing  mthe
ears, Ac.                                   n   11        i
  Platina :  Tingling  pains, AA'ith feeling of coldness ami
numbness hi the affected side; or for cramp-pain and tensive
pressure in the malar bones ; aggravation in the evening and
during rest;  Avhining mood ; reel face, thirst,  Ac.
  SeieiELiA-.  Jerking tearing, burning and pressure in  the
malar  bones; violent pains, not allowing either to touch or
move the  part, with  shining swelling of the affected  side, or
Avith anguish of heart and great  restlessness.
  Staphysa<;i:ia: Aching, beating  pains from  the teeth to
the eye,  or  stitching, burning, drawing, cutting or  tearing
pains, Avith sensation of swelling in the affected side,  spasmo-
dic Aveeping, cold hauels and cold SAveat in the face.
  § 5.  Use more particularly:
  a) For  distensive pains:  Bell. ign. phos. plat. spig.
  b)  Burning  pains:  Bell.  cham. coloc. graph,  ign. phos.
phos.-ac. rhus. samb.  spig. veratr.
  e) Aching pains:  Bell.  chin. mez. rhus. par. spig. stann.
staph.
  d) Cretiupg pains: Mez. nitr.-ac par. plat,  stann. thuj.
  e) Beating :  Aeron. bell, mere plat staph.
  f) Tingling:  Nux.-vom. plat.
  g)  Tearing:  Alum, carb.-v.  chin,  coloc.  con. hep.  lye.
merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. rhus. spig. staph.
  h)  Cutting:  1) Bell, staph.   2) Calc. coloc. rhus.
  i) Stitching :  Alum. ars. fell,  coloc. con. graph, lye mere.
rhus. sil. staph,  sulph.
  k)  Tensive: Aur. baryt. caust. coloc. hep.  par. phos. rhus.
  1) Pains Avith feeling  of  numbness  in  the  affected parts:
Mez. plat.
  m) Bigging pains : Coloc. plat,
  n) Drawing pains: Ars. carb.-v. hep. kal. rhus. sil. stann.
  o) ./-//./////pains:  Chin, n-vom. phos.  spig. thuj.
  § G.  Lor pains worse:
  a) By contact: Actsea. chin. dros. hep. phos. spig. 
PROSTATITIS.--PTYALISM.
375
  b)  By motion, talking, chewing:  Aetata, bell. bry. calc.
mez. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. spig. staph.
  c) For pains  on one  side only : Aeon, actaea. bell, coloc.
con. dros. mez. natr.-m. n.-vom. phos. plat. puis. spig. stann.
staph.
  d)  Pains on  the left side:  1)  Coloc. graph, lach. staph.
sulph.   2) Aeon. calc. con. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. spig. verat.
  e) Might side: Bell. bry. con. rhus. spig.
  f) Worse in the evening : \) Bell. con. lach. mez. nitr.-ac.
phos.  plat. puis.   2) Aeon. bry. calc. coloc. kal. rhus. stann.
  g) Nightly pains:  1) Aeon. con.  merc. nitr.-ac. sil.  2) Bell.
bry. calc. cin.  dros. kal. lach. mez. natr.-m. phos. puis. rhus.
spig. staph, thuj.
  h) Worse after eating:  1) Bry. calc. con. kal. natr.-m. n.-
vom. phos. sil.   2) Nitr.-ac. puis. rhus.
  § 7.   See:  Headache, Toothache, Pain, paroxysms  of,
Causes,  Conditions, &c

  PROSTATITIS.
  The principal remedies, so far, are: Puis, and Thuj.  We
may likewise try:  Agn. aur. cann. canth. ? iod. merc spong. ?
sulph.?
  If caused by gonorrhoea, give, above all: Puis, and Thuja.

  PRUSSIC ACID, poisoning with.

  Resort to: 1)  Sju'rits  of ammonia, which the patient
should smell  of, or dissolve a few drops in a tumblerful of
Avater, and give  it in  teaspoonful closes; 2) Black  coffee by
the mouth and rectum; 3) Vaj)ors of vinegar or Camphor.
  Subsequent secondary ailments require: Coff. ipec. nux.-v.
  The same mode of treatment applies to poisoning with
bitter almonds or Baurocerasus.

  PSOITIS.
  Principal remedies:  Aeon. bry. n.-vom. puis. rhus. staph.
  See: Rheumatism and Pain, paroxysms of.
  For suppuration, see: Abscess and Inflammatory Tumor.

  PTYALISM.
  Principal remedies:  Bell. calc. canth. cole  dulc.  euphorb.
hep. iod. lach. mere, nitr.-ac. op. sulph.   2) Alum, amb. ant.
arg. baryt. bry.  caust.  cham. chin, elros. graph, hell, hyosc.
ign. ipec. lye natr.-m. puis, seneg.  sep.  staph,  stram. sulph.-
ac. veratr. 
376                 phthisis Florida.

  If caused by abuse of .M rcury, give:  Bell. chin,  dulc hep
iod. lach. nitr.-ac op. sulph.
  See: SroMAeACE.
  PULMONARY PHTHISIS.  §  1.   Principal remedies :
1) Calc. hep.  kal. lye. phos. puis,  spong. stann.  sul/th.  2)
Ars. chin, dros ferr. iod. lach. nitr. nitr.-ac sep. sil.   3)  Bry.
carb.-v.  con. dulc  kreas. laur.  led. merc. natr.-m. phos.-ac.
4) Amm.  amm.-m. arn.  bell.  dig.  guaj.  hyosc. n.-mosch. n.-
vom. plumb, samb. seneg. zinc.   5)  Arab asclep. cimicif. ham.
hel. lycopus. lob. phyt. sang, senee stict.  stilling, trill.
  PHTHISIS FLOBIDA,  in  consequence of violent  and
badly treated  jmeumonia  or of violent  pneumorrhagia, in-
quires:  1) Lye ham.  2) Feur. hep. lach.  merc. sulph. trill.
3) Dros. dulc. laur. led. puis.
  Suppuration of the Lungs, in consequence of mercurial
abuse requires:  1)  Carb.-v. guaj. hep.  lach.  nitr.-ac.  phyt.
sulph.   2)  Calc. ?  chin. ? dulc ?  lye ? sil. ?
  Phthisis of Stone-cutters : 1)  Calc. hep. lye  sil.   2)
Lach. ? sulph.                                             .
  § 2.   For tuberculous phthisis, try: 1) Hep. in  alterna-
tion Avith Spongia.  2) Calc. kal. lye. phos. puis, stann. sul/th.
3) Ars.  brom. carb.-v. iod. kreas. lach. merc.  nitr.-ac samb.
sej).  sil.   4) Amm. arn. bell.  bry.  dros. dulc. hyosc. natr.
natr.-m. nitr. n.-mosch.
  In the first stage, the tubercles being still crude,  or com-
mencing to inflame and  soften, give:  1) Hep. phos. s/>ong.
sulph.   2)  Amm.  calc.  carb.-v. lye  nitr.-ac   3) Aeon. arn.
ars. bell, dulc ferr. hyosc kal. merc. nitr. stann. sulph.-ac.
  In the  second  stage, with purulent expectoratfon, give:
1) Cede.  hep. kal. sil.  spong.   2) Bry. lye phos. puis. sep.
sulj)h.   3)  Carb.-v. chin. con. dros ferr.  lach. mere  natr. nitr.
nitr.-ac phos.-ae rhus. stann.  4) Dulc.  guaj. hep. laur. samb.
zinc-.  5) Cimicif.
  Phthisis mucosa, see Blenorrhoea Pulmonum, with copi-
ous expectoration of tuberculous mucus, requires: 1) T>u/,-.
hep. lach. mere seneg. sep. stann. sulph.  2) Ars. calc. carb.-
v. chin.  crot. dig. \yc. phos. puis. sil. zinc
  § 3.   Symptomatic indications :
  Aconitum:  Frequent  congestion of blood  to the chest,
M'ith short  cough, haemoptysis and disposition to pneumonia.
  Ammonium : Slimy and bloody expectoration, with  violent
oppression  of the chest and short breathing.
  Arsenicum: Utter prostration ; dyspnoea; exhausting diar- 
PHTHISIS FLORIDA.
377
 rhoea;  intermittent  chills, fever and  sweats; thrush in  the
 mouth.
   Belladonna : Suitable to scrofulous children, with couo-b.
 at night, shortness of breathing and mucous rattling, or suit-
 able  to  young girls  at the age of pubescence.  (After Bell.
 suits Hep. lach. phos. or sil.)
   Bryonia : For many cases in the second stage, in alterna-
 tion Avith Puis.  (From 14 to 14 days.)
   Calcarea :  One of the principal remedies in the second
 stage after Sulph. or Nitr.-ac.  refuse to act;  or, even in the
 first  stage, suitable  to phlethoric  young people  that  are
 affected  Avith  congestions  of blood, epistaxis, Ac.; also to
 young girls AA'ith  profuse and too frequent  menstruation.
 (After Calc lye,  or sib, or nitr.-ac is frequently suitable.)
   Carb.-veg. :  Violent, spasmodic  cough, at times dry and
 painful,  at others purulent, slimy and mixed Avith tuberculous
 substances;  purulent anel offensive sputa; hoarseness; cool
 skin ; great prostration ; hypocratic face.
   China :  Suitable  to patients  that have frequently been
 attacked Avith pneumorrhagia, or  have been Aveakened by
 bleeding.   (After Chin. Ferr. is frequently suitable.)
   Cimicifuga : In  those intereurring congestions and inflam-
 mations  from  exposure, Avith a dry, harrassing cough; acts
 also beneficially in  night-SAveats and diarrhoea.
   Drosera: For severe cough of young people Avith expec-
 toration  of bloody pus anel severe pains in the chest.
   Dulcamara :  Great disposition to take cold or Avhen the
 disease originates in frequent colds.
   Ferrum : When the  disease occurred  in consequence of
 pneumonia, or  a neglected catarrh, and is attended by heavy
 breathing  and  vomiting of food or lienteria.  (In this latter
 case Chin,  is indicated.)
  Hamamells :  Tickling cough,  AA'ith  a taste  of blood  on
 waking;  passive venous  haemorrhages from the pulmonary
 mucous membranes ;  cough and haemoptysis, with a taste of
 sulphur in  the mouth, and dull, frontal headache.
  Hepar : Suitable to children or scrofulous  young people
 in the first stage of  the  disease,  frequently  after  Bell., or
 alternately with Merc, or Sil.; the patients are chilled in the
 open air, perspire freely after the least exertion, Avith burning
 redness of'the cheeks, and  heat and  dryness of the palms of
 the hands; spasmodic cough,  in paroxysms, Avith titillation
in the larynx and  efforts of vomiting  or  bronchial catarrh,
(from childhood up,) Avith loud rattling of mucus. 
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PHTHISIS FLORIDA.
  Iodium : Chronic hoarseness, -with accumulation of quanti
ties of tough phlegm in the larynx, Avith the sensation as if
soinethinghas te) be  got rid  of by  hawking or coughing;
tough, stringy expectoration, semietimes streakeel with blood,
Avitli  stitches  in  the clavicular region, lneinoptoe.   (Altor-
nately Avith lie]), or  ars. or sulph.)  Morbid hunger soon
after eating, anel yet loss of flesh; morning sweat.
  Kali-care. :  Excellent for incipient or develo/ted /ththisis,
especially after Nitr.-ac.  or sib, or Avhen the children look
bloat eel over the eyes and hetAveen  the  eye-brows; the seat
eif the hoarseness  and of the chronic catarrh is  more  in the
trachea ; albuminous sputa, Avith small pus-gh>bules.  Exces-
sive cough, Avith nausea and vomiting, especially in the  morn-
ing hours, Avith constrictive pains in the chest  and throat,
redness ofthe face and SAveat over the whole boely.  Chronic
ceM-y/.a, induration and  swelling  of the glands  of the  neck,
jialeness  of the face, frequent bleeding from  the ne>se', red
cheeks in  the  evening, loss of appetite,  Avith  fullness and
bloatedness of the  abdomen ;  easily frightened ;  a  slight
touch  of the feet causes  the  patient to jerk them  up in
affright ; nursing mothers.
  Lachesis :  After or  alternately AA'ith Bell. hep. sil. ; cough
Avorse after sleep, fever Avorse in the afternoon.
  Lycopodium : For hectic fever, with cough anel purulent ex-
pectoration in consequence of violent or neglected pneumonia,
e>r for incipient or even fully developed tuberculous phthisis;
bloody or purulent expectoration ; worse from four to eight
in the afternoon ; night-sweats.
  Natr-mur. :  For congestions to the head, with hectic flush
of the cheeks  and  general malaise after  the  least exertion ;
sleepy by day and  restless at  night; chronic coryza,  Avith
total loss of taste and smell.
  Nitek-acid: At the commencement ofthe disease, before
using Kal., suitable to persons of brown hair, yellowish com-
plexion anel disposed to diarrhoea; thirst early in the morning.
  Oleum-jec-aselli :  When  the catarrh of the respiratory
organs is complicated with other affections, as of the glands,
the bones, or with cutaneous disease's, as tinea, impetigo, A<-.
  Phosphorus : Suitable  to thin, blond, sleneler individuals,
or to  children  and delicate girls, with dry, short cough, short
breath, striking thinness, bloateel appearance under the eyes,
disposition to diarrheea and sAveat; aggravation ofthe cough
by speaking and deep breathing; the albuminous and blood-
streaked sputa  are difficult to expectorate, Avith haemoptoe in 
PHTHISIS FLORIDA.
379
consequence of the  exertion  to detach them,  and leaving
after the cough severe  dyspnoea and  short breathing;  fre-
quent flushes of heat, malaise  and debility, especially in the
knee-joints, during  the evening;  loss of strength, rapid
emaciation and paleness of the  skin.  (Suitable after Bell.,
or alternately AA'ith Lye or  sil.)
  Pulsatilla : Very effective in the suppurative stage, espe-
cially Avith young, chlorotic girls.
  Sambucus: The disease is accompanied by profuse, colli-
quative sAveats  or frequent paroxysms of asthma.   (Fre-
quently suitable after or in  alternation Avith Ars.)
  Sanguinaria : Incipient phthisis; chronic dryness in the
throat and sensation of SAvelling in the larynx  and expectora-
tion of thick  mucus ;  cough,  Avith coryza, then  diarrhoea;
tormenting cough,  Avith expectoration and  circumscribed
redness of the cheeks ;  a hot, burning streaming in the right
breast, beginning under the  right arm and clavicle and draw-
ing itself doAvnAvarcls toAvards the liver; acute stitches in the
region of the nipples;  pressure and  heaviness  in the whole
of the upper  part of the chest, with difficulty of breathing.
  Senecio-aur. : Incipient phthisis, attended Avith troublesome
cough,  the result of  obstructed menstruation;  increased
secretion from the bronchi; loose mucous cough; rattling in
the chest; labored respiration.
  Silicea:  Complication, Avith induration of the glands and
affections ofthe  bones;  tuberculous deposits in  the.skin,
showing themselves  as  lumpy, immovable tumors, firmly ad-
herent to the skin; nightly  paroxysms of cough, with titilla-
tion in the fossa above the  sternum and purulent expectora-
tion ; especially after Lye phos. hep. or calc. ; night sweats ;
pale, waxy appearance  of the skin.
  Stannum : This remedy  is  not  indicated by a decidedly
purulent expectoration, but  more than any other remedy by
mucous expectoration in the  first  stage of consumption, or
Avhen a neglected catarrh threatens to pass off into phthisis;
profuse expectoration,  mostly  of a SAveetish  taste; profuse
night sweats.
  Sulphur : Continual  symptoms of scrofulosis on the  skin,
showing itself as  acne, impetigo, pityriasis, chronic eczema,
or in ulceration;  stitching  pains in the clavicular regions;
aggravation ofthe cough by motion, stooping,  or by any light
exercise, Avith dyspnoea  and  palpitation of the heart; evening
fever ; night SAveats ; nightly paroxysms of cough, Avith dry-
ness and titillation in the throat; for pulmonary suppuration 
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PHTHISIS FLORIDA.
after violent pneumonia, also fin- tuberculous phthisis in the
second stage, even  lor  incipient  tubercufosis;  provided the
inflammatory symptoms had  been removed by e>ther reme-
dies, (such as Aeon,  phos.,)  and a dose is allowed to act tor
sca eual Aveeks.
  TiiERiDie)N-cuR.:   In  the  beginning of the disease; night
cough;  violent stitches high up in the chest, beneath the left
shoulder, perceived even up in the throat; great inclination
to sigh; anxiety about  the heart; sIoav pulse, with vertigo;
icy sweat  at night,  Avith faintness  and vertigo.   (FoIIoavs
Avell after Calc. and  lye)
  Trillium?:  Hemoptysis;  incipient stages  of phthisis,
Avith bloody expectoration; even in the more advanced stages,
with copiems purulent  expectoration,  hectic fever, trouble-
some cough.
  § 5.   We Avould  recommend also:
  For  copious saveating :  Ars. chin. phos. sil.  calc iod.
samb. anel  phos.-ae, internally, and sponging with a solution
of Aciel-phos.  dilut. rij.  to  fiij. elist. Avater, morning ami
evening.
  For  the dyspepsia :  Ars. bry. hep. n.-vom. natr.-m. sep
sulph.
  For painful diarrhcea: Cham. ip. puis, verat. merc. rhus.
For colicky pains: Coloc. nitr.-ac op. rheum.
  For  painless  diarrhoea :  Ars.  phos.  ealc-c chin.  ferr.
phos.-ac
  For tenesmus : Ars. sulph. merc. hep. rhus.; in aggravated
cases:  Mere-cor.
  For bloody stools: Ars. chin. merc. puis. sep. sulph.
  For  bloody  expectoration:  Aeon. bell. bry.  arn. ferr.
ipec. phos.  trill., when fever is present at the same time ; if
not, give :  Chin, hamam. phos.-ac. sulph.-ac.; in severe eases,
try : Phos. sec. or ergotin.
  For pleuritic pains : Arn. bry. sulph.
  For CEDEMA OF THE LOAVER EXTREMITIES :  Chin. dig. COlcll.
ars.
  § 6.   It may be proper here  to repeat, that the remedy
must be Avell chosen, otherAvise  it might  produce a danger-
ous irritation  and even inflammation of crude  tubercle's.
The medicine should not be  repeated, unless Ave are sure that
it is the proper remedy, and that the first dose has ceased to
act.
  § 7.   Compare: Asthma, Congestions of the Chest, Bron-
chitis,  Cough, Pneumonia, dec 
                 PURPLE RASH.--RHACHITIS.              381

   PURPLE RASH—Principal remedies:  1) Aeon. coff. 2)
 Bell, sulph.
   If the disease should be complicated with scarlatina, give
 sulph. ; if AA'ith measles,  Bry.
   See : Inflammatory levers and Exanthems, and compare :
 Variola, Bash, Measles, Scarlatina.

   RANULA.—Principal  remedies: Calc. merc.  thuj.; per
 haps, also, Ambr.

   RASH, Miliaria.—Principal remedies : Aeon. ars. bell. bry.
 chain, ipec puis, sulph.
   If the breaking out should  be accompanied with  great
 anguish, give Ars.
   Lying-in  women require  principally : Bry. or ipec; and
 for children : Aeon. bell. bry.  cham. ipec.
   If sudden  retrocession  or  sIoav  development of the erup-
 tion  should  be  followed  by asthmatic complaints, gastric
 symptoms and fainting turns, give Ipec.
   Miliaria alba, requires  principally:  1) Ars. bry.  2) Bell.
 valer.
   See : Burple and Scarlet Mash.

   RETENTION OF URINE, Ischuria : Spasmodic Ischu-
 ria : 1) N.-vom. op. puis.   2) Aur. canth. con.  dig. hyosc.
 lach. rhus. verat  3) Eupat.-purp. gal. gels. myr. pod. senee
 Compare: Urinary difficulties.
   For  infammatory  ischuria : Aeon. can. canth. eupat.-
 purp gels, n.-vom. puis.   (See Cystitis.)
   For  paralytic isctiuria : Ars.  apoc-can,  dulc. hyosc
 Compare : Urinary difficulties.

   RHACHITIS, Rickets.   § 1.  Principal remedies : 1) Asa,
 bell. calc. lye. merc. puis. sil. staph, sulph.   2) Mez. nitr.-ac,
 petr.  phos. phos.-ac. rhus.  therid-cur.
   For curvature of the spine : Bell. calc. puis. sil. sulj)h.
   For curvature of the long bones and swelling of the
 joints : Asa. calc. sil. sulph.
   For too large size of the head, the fontanelles remaining
open : Calc. puis. sil.
   § 2.  Particular indications :
   Baryta-carb. : Will be found suitable to many cases in
dwarfish children and in those of imperfect development.
   Phosphoric-acid: Pale,  sickly look;  great debility; pain-
less diarrhcea, tottering gait. 
382            R1IAGAOES.--RHEUMATISM.

  Ruta-graveolens :  Tottering gait, as  if the thighs were
Aveak and there is much pain in them on Avalking.
  Staphysagria : AVhen the teeth turn black and crumble,
with the progress of the disease,  in little fragments.
  See :  S-rofata and Diseases of Bones.
  RIIAGAPKS.   § 1.  Principal  remedies: 1) Alum. calc.
hep. hydr. lye merc. petr.  puis. rhus. sej). sulph. _  2) Arn.
aur. cham. cycl. lach. magn. natr.-m. nitr.-ac sass.  sil. zinc.
  §  2.  RHAGADES OF THE HANDS, from working in
water:  1) Calc. hep. sep. sulph.   2) Alum. ant. cham. merc.
rhus. sass.
  Chapping in cold aveather:  Petr. sulph.
  § 3. Hemorrhoidal rhagades at the anus :  Agn. arn. cham.
graph, hydr.  2) Hep. rhus. sass. sulph.
  Rhagades  of  the lips: Arn.  ars.  caps. cham. ign. mere.
natr.-m. puis, sulph.
  Of the al.e nasi: Merc. sil. ; of the jmjtuee: Arn. mere
sep. sil. sulph. thuj,
  §  4.  Deep bleeding rhagades require:  1) Cham, mere
sil.   2) Calc,  graph, lach. nitr.-ac petr. staph, sulph.
  The principal remedy for syphilitic rhagades ofthe hands
or betAveeii the toes, is Merc. ; if the patient should have had
much Merc, give : Aur. carb.-v. lach. nitr.-ac. sass. sep. sulph.;
nevertheless, Merc. AA'ill befounel indispensable, provided the
rhagades are not exclusively mercurial.
  Compare:  Ulcers,  Sujpurations, Soreness  ofthe Skin.
  RHEUMATISM.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1)  Aeon. arn. ars.  bell.  bry.
cauloph. cham. cimicif. gels. merc. n.-vom. phos. pdiyt.  j/u/s.
rhus. sang, sulph.   2) Ant. apoe  asclep. ceirb.-v.  caust. chi-
maph. chin, colch.  coloc. ferr. hep. ign.  kal.-bi. lach. lye n.-
mosch.  rhod.  rhus-gb rum.  ruta. sass. sep. stict.  verat.-alb.
Aerat.-vir.  3) AZsc.-h. aln. caet.  camph.  calc.  cann. canth.
collins. cupr. euphr. eupat.-purp. ham. kreas.  magn.-c mez.
nitr.-ac. polyg. ran. spig.  squill, stann. tart, valer.  4) Cocc.
dulc erig. iris. led. lept. trie»st.
  § 2.  For  acute rheumatism: Acem. ant. arn. ars. asclep.
bell. bry. caul. cham. chin, cimicif. colch. dulc. ign. mere, n.-
vom. puis. rhod. rhus. verat.-vir.
  For  chronic  rheumatism:  Const, chimaph. clem. hep.
lach.  lye phos.  phyt. sulph.  verat.-alb.  2) Bry.  dulc.  ign.
mere n.-vom. puis.  rhus. stilling, thuj. 
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   Rheumatism and swelling of  joints:  Aeon. ant. apoe-a.
 arn. ars. asclep.-t. bell.  bry. chin,  colch. clem. ham. hep. lye
 mang. mere n.-vom. rhod. rhus. sulph. verat.-vir.
   Rheumatism  Avith curvature  and stiffness of the af-
 fected part: 1) Ant. bry. caust. guaj. letch, sulph.  2) Amm..
 m. coloc. graph,  lye natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus. sep.
  Rheumatism, Avith paralysis : 1) Arn. chin. ferr. rhus ruta.
 2) Cin. cocc. hell, plumb, sass. staph.
   Erratic rheumatic pains: 1) Bry. n.-mosch. n.-vom.puis.
 2) Arn. ars. asa. bell, daphn. mang. plumb, rhod. sabin. sass.
 sep. sulph. valer.
   § 3.  Rheumatism  in  consequence of cxp>osure to cold in
 winter : 1) Ars. bry. n.-vom.   2) Carb.-v. colch. nitr.-ac. phos.
 puis, sulph.-ac
   Pains coining on after  taking the least cold, require :
 Aeon. arn. bry.  calc. dulc merc. phos.-ac.  sulph.
   If caused  by abuse of mercury: 1) Carb.-v.  chin, guaj.
 lye sass. sulph.   2) Arg. arn. bell. calc. cham. hep. lach mez.
 phos.-ac. puis. rhod. valer.
   In consequence of badly-treated gonorrhoea : 1)  Clem.
 sass. thuj.   2) Daphn. lye sulph.
   If by being in  a\7ater, or  by exposure  to damp and wet
 weed her: 1) Calc  n.-mosch, puis. rhus.  sass. sep.  2) Bell.
 bor. bry. carb.-v. caust.  colch. dulc. hep. lye sulph.
   If caused by  bad aa'eather, give: 1) Calc. dulc. n.-mosch.
 rhod.  rhus. verat.  2)  Amm. ant. carb.-a. carb.-v. lach. lye
 mang. merc nitr.-ac. puis. sep. spig. stront. sulph.
   If by ea7ery change of aveather : Bry. calc. carb.-v. dulc.
 graph,  lach. mang.  mere n.-mosch. phos.  rhod.  rhus.  sil.
 sulph. verat.
   § 4.   Symptomatic indications:
   Aconitum: Tearing  or stitching pains, pressing  like a
 Aveight or  as if  bruised; shooting  draAving pains, less Avhen
 sitting, AA'ith  aggravation in the evening and at night; loud
 outcries and complaints, Avith AA'ceping, tears and despairing
 anxiety; intolerance of noise, even of music;  intense bright-
 red and  shining swelling of the  affected  part, and  excessive
 sensitiveness to  contact  and  motion ; aggravation or return
 of the pains by Avine or other heating causes, also by emo-
tions; high fever, AA'ith dry heat;  incessant thirst; redness
of cheeks,  or alternation of redness and paleness ofthe face.
  Arnica: Irritability ofthe mind ; pains as if sprained or
contused;  feeling  of lameness anel tingling in the affected
parts, or hard, bluish-red, or shining SAvelling ; violent pains in 
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the affected parts, Avith sensation as if resting upon something
very hard ;  aggravatie)ii evening and night and  by moving
the* affected parts.   (Arn.  is  suitable after or before Chin.
ars. ferr. rhus.)
  Belladonna:  Stitching burning pains, worse at night  and
by motion ; swelling ofthe affected  part, will shining, Avidely-
spreading, erysipelatous redness; violent fever, with throb-
bing ofthe carotid arteries ; congestion of blood to the head,
red"face and eyes.  (Suitable after Acem. chain, mere  puis.)
  Bryonia : Dispositiem subdued or easily excited to anger;
tensive  or tearing /tains, Avith stitches in the affected parte/*'
often as it is moved, or pains, which have no certain locality,
and affect the muscles rather than the bones ;  shooting pains
as if the flesh were loose on the bones;  red and shining, or
pale anel tensive swelling  or  stiffness of the aflce-ted  part  ;
aggravation in the evening and before midnight  and eluring
the least motion; general sAveat or chilliness anel shuddering,
or fever heat, Avith heaelache, bilhms or  gastric  symplonis;
thirst, with occasional calls for leirge draughts  of cold drinks.
  Chamomilla:  Drawing  pains, Averse at night or in bed  ;
relieved by external  Avarmth; disposition to constant move-
ment of the affected part, Avhich is  numb and jiart'tally para-
lytic ; draAving jerks in the bones  anel tendons; pains in the
periosteum, Avith paralytic  weakness; sensation of paralysis
in the parts, after the cessation of  the pains; rigid  sensation
and as if bruised in the joints, with cracking Avhen moving  ;
exacerbation  in  the  evening and before  midnight;  fever,
Avith burning heat in  the affected part, preceded by shudder-
ing ; hot SAveat about the head, even in the hair; great rest-
lessness, tossing about, or chill; desire to be in bed.   (Suit-
able after or before Bell. puis, or ign.)
  Mercuries: Stitching, burning  or tearing pains, worse in
cold and dam// weather, in bed, at night or toward morning  ,-
pains in the bones, as if broken ;  in the joints,  as if  sprained;
accompanied by profuse perspiration, (often sour or offensive
smelling), Avhich  gives no relief to  the pains; ademu ofthe
affected parts, especially of the feet  or  ankles; swelling of
the joints, large, pale  or slightly red and puffy in appearance,
or  cedematous ;  especially  to cases  of syphilitic  origin or
complication, affecting the joints, bones or perie)steum.  (Fre-
quently suitable after Bell.  bry. chin, dulc  lach.)
  Nux-vomica : Especially appropriate to attacks ofthe large
muscles of the loins and the large joints ; tensive, jerking or
pulling pains, with pale, tensive swelling,  especially in  the 
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  back  loins, chest  or joints; numbness or lameness  ofthe
  affected muscles, with  spasms or tAvitehings of the muscles;
  aAc sion to the open air and  great sensitiveness to cold •
  gastric symptoms ; constipation ; shuddering, with trembling
  and aggravation of the  symptoms; worse  after miduit/hl
  and morning; disposition  sad, despairing, silent oranory-
  excessive sensibility to all external  impressions, the slightest
  jarring or concussion  is  insupportable.   (Rarely suitable in
  the beginning, but  after Aeon. arn. cham. ign.)
    1Pulsatilla :  Drawing, tearing or jerking pains, worse at
  night, or in the evening in bed; also by the warmth of the
  room or by attempting to  change a position Avhich the patient
  Had been in for a long  time, or pains which shift rapidly
  from one joint to  another;  sensation of numbness or lame-
  ness in the affected parts, or stitches  and feeling of coldness
  at every change of Aveather: relief by uncovering the part
  or in the open  air ; pale face and chills, increasino- with the
 pains;  aggravation in  the  evening and before midnight:
 frequently caused by currents and jets of damp air or bv ex-
 posure to ram or to protracted xoet weather.  (Suitable after
 Cham. ign. or arn.)
   Rhus-tox. : Tearing, burning or tensive pains, or pains as
 it sprained, Avith  sensation of lameness  and creeping in the
 affected parts ;  tearing  pains, with sense of dull numbness
 alter motion ;  paralytic  pains  in the joints; rigidity, or reel
 and shining swelling of the joints, with stitches when touch-
 ed; aggravation after  midnight and morning, during rest
 and in bad weather. (Suitable after Arn. or bry.)
   Sangltnaria:  Inflammatory swelling  of all the  joints,
 Avith redness and spasmodic pains in the affected parts.
   § 5.   Use likewise :
   Antimonium-ceud. : Drawing,  shooting and tensive pains ;
 shortening of the muscles and tendons, Avith bending of the
 hmbs ; aggravation by warm air and heat ofthe sun; appro-
 priate to chronic cases and to rheumatic inflammation of mus-
 cular tissue, especially of the biceps flexor cubiti.
   Arsenicum : Protracted cases, with nocturnal aggravations
 of the pains, great emaciation and  profuse sweatings  from
 exhausted vital force; pains which  are  felt  during sleep ;
 drawing, tearing pains, especially in the limbs, with inability
to he on the affected side and relief by motion ofthe affected
part.
   Calcarea-carb. :  Almost specific  for cases contracted by
working in the 'water or a long continuance in it.
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RHEUMATISM.
   Caustic um:  Affections of the ligaments and ttmbms, and
also the jn riostinm, Avith little or no  dislocation  anel  pale
sAvelling, if any;  shooting  pains  in  the joints after taking
cold, n/ieved by warmth and in bed ; shortening of tendon-',
anel rigidity and flexion  of joints ;  great sensibility to cold
open air and currents of Avind, which  aggravate the  pain; the
patient  is averse to lying uncovered;  enning aggravations.
   China :  Suitable to weak and emaciated subjects, with in-
clination to excessive perspiration ; the parts about the joints
are swollen and exeessivelg sensitive  to the (ouch  :  the pains
are worse at night anel accompanied  by a sensation  of weak-
ness in the affected parts, wliich are  restless and disposed to
constant movement, Avhich relieves; great excitability <>f the
Avhole nervous  system.
   Coi.cmcuM :  Paroxysms of tearing,  stitching or  drawing
pain in  the affected  part through te>  the hone; lameness of
the affected part; tearing in warm weather, Avith stitches in the
limbs Avhen the Aveather is cold  ; aggravation  from  evening
till morning, sometimes intolerable' in  the evening; nightly
heat, Avith thirst ; nervousness;  yellow spots in the face;  lo-s
of appetite, Avith loathing of the smell rather than  the taste
of the food ;  diininisheel,  dark-broAvn urine.
  Dulcamara :  Disposition angry, impatient, morose, aggra-
tion in the evening and at 'night,  and  during  rest ;  dull
shooting, or shooting draAving pains, Avith little fever,  mostly
caused by cohl elamp air.
  Ferrum : For rheumatic lameness  of the shoulder.
   Hepar:  It is related to cases  of mercurial rheumatism, es-
pecially in scrofulous subjects; tearing and shooting pains
in the limbs and joints, with aggravation at night, especially
during a nocturnal chill.   Excessive nervous excitability.
  Ionatia : Pains, as if contused or spraineel or se-nsation, as
if the flesh were loose on  the bones in consequence of blows,
the pains are Avorse at night,  diminished by a  change of
position; pains Avhich  appear Avhile lying on the side, disap-
pear when  lying on the back; great sensibility to currents of
air; aggravation  afternoon, evening  anel after  midnight;
alteration of disposition at short intervals.
   Lachesis : Chronic rheumatism in alternation AA'ith IIepar ;
lacerating, jerking and sprained-like  pains ; stinging or  lace-
rating in the knees; stiffness and curvature of the affected
parts; aggraA'ation  in the  o/teu air, during damp  Aveather.
after sleeping, from  exertion and in the evening.
   Ledum :  Rheumatic pains first attack the, feet anel then ex- 
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 and upwards ; pressing tearing pains in joints and  muscles;
 paralytic pains in all the joints; at night  in bed, while mov-
 ing the body ; the warmth ofthe bed and the bed-covering are
 unbearable; pains aggravated by motion,  in the evening and
 before midnight ; pains change their location quickly, accom-
 panied with little or no SAvelling.
   Lycopodium : In rheumatism of the finger-joints and espe-
 cially in chronic cases; drawing and tearing pains,  Avorse at
 night and during rest; painful rigidity of the  muscles and
 joints,  Avith sensation of numbness in the affected parts
 (^suitable after rhus., calc n.-mosch. puis.)
   Nux-moschata :  Wandering,  aching or draAving  pains,
 worse during rest, or in the open cold air, caused by pro-
 tracted wet weather.
   Phosphorus : Tearing, draAving and tensive pains,  setting
 in  when taking the least cold, with headache, vertigo, op-
 pression ofthe chest.
   Rhododendron : The pains are Avorse during rest; excited
 by storms anel rough, damp and  windy  Aveather; tearing,
 draAving  and  shooting  pains Avithout redness  or  swelling,
 worse on change of Aveather.
   Ruta : Rheumatic lameness of the icrist or tarsal joint ;
 pains as  from a blow, fall or  as  if crushed, aggravated by
 touch, bending the body or  the affected joints^ and relieved
 by  continual motion; sense  of  Avant of poAver or  partial
 paralysis.
   Sabina :  Drawing pains in the long bones of the upper and
 loAver extremities, extending  to the  joints, Avhere  they are
 most severe, worse in a room  and better in  the open air:
 paralytic pains in the joints after exertion, especially  in
 rheumatism of the metatarso-phalangeal joint of the great
 toe, Avith great  swelling, bright,  shining  red, intense  sensi-
 bility to touch and motion, worse at night; high fever.
   Sepia : Tension in different limbs, as if the  tendons Avere
 too short; draAving tearing from below upAvards, in the arms
 and legs, only in  repose, AA7ith great Aveakness; cessation of
 the  pains during poAverful  movement and Avalking  in the
 open air; aggravations evenings  anel nights, local  warmth
 relieves the pain ; great sensibility to cold air, especially to
 the north Avind ;  suitable to  persons of a slender form, par-
 ticularly  to females Avith a delicate  skin anel complexion.
  Sulphur : Erratic  pains  Avith  or Avithout savelling, the
 result of taking cold, especially from cold dampness or from
working  in water ; pains Avith loss of poAA'er and numbness 
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of the part* afleeted ; pains like a sprain; tension ns if from
shortening of the tendon-, especially in  the  tendons of the
feet after a short walk; heat relieves and cold aggravates the
pain ; sensibility to Avind and open air anel  to a change  of
Aveather; dread of washing.
  Thuja: Tearing  and  beating pains, as from subcutaneous
alteration, with coldness  and  feeling of numbness  in the
affected parts, worse during rest  and in heel; rheumatism
from  gonorrho al  poisoning;   tearing  pains  in the. nn-k,
preventing its turning; pain over the neck, shoulders and
spine  with stiffness of the  neck; boring,  tearing pains in the
loins,  extending to the hip.   Aggravation mostly afternoon,
evening and night; Avarnith relieves and cold aggravates the
pain.
  Veeateum-albuai : The violence' of the //ains causes deli-
rium  ,- pains in the limbs like bruises and pressure, intolerant
of the beat of the bed,  hut  relieved  by  rising and Avalking
about; they are reneweel by damp cold Aveather ; stiffness
ofthe limbs in the forenoon and Avhile standing.
  fy 6.  Try moreoA7er :
  Apocynum-and. :  Gamps in the  feet,  probably in  the
muscles and tendons; great pain in the joint of the big toe,
heat in the right leg anel knee ; tingling  pains  in  the toes  ;
pain and stiffness in back of head and neck; dull  heavy pain
in the chest, while breathing; rheumatic headaches.
  Cimicifuga :  Rheumatism affecting the belly ofthe muscle ;
burning, cramping,  stitching pains in  the muscles  of the
body; inflammatory rheumatic fever Avith intoxicated  feeling
of the head, severe pains in the eye-halls, extending into the
forehead  anel increased by the slightest movement  of the
head  or  eyeballs;  dull  pains in the occipital regions, Avith
shooting  pains clown the back of the neck; face-ache and
toothache ; pleurodynia anel rheumatism  ofthe muscles ofthe
chest; articular rheumatism of the loAver extremities  Avith
much  SAvelling and heat of the affected parts.
  Caui.ophyllum:  erratic shifting pains; articular rheuma-
tism  effecting  the  smaller  joints,  especially suitable  to
females;  rheumatic and neuralgic headaches; severe pain in
the finger-joints, they look red and are very stiff,  closing the
hand is painful.
  Gelseminum:  Bheu/uutic.  neuralgia;  myalgia-  dull
aching pains in the back, particularly in lumbar and sacral
region; deep-seated, dull  aching pains in upper  and Ioavit
extremities and joints  generally;  rheumatic pains in  the 
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389
upper and lower extremities, induced by cold, and attended
Avith loss of motion.
  Rhus-a'enenata : Aggravation before rain ;  stiffness of
the joints in the morning, relieved by exercise;  rheumatism
of the  tarsal and metatarsal joints,  especially the  ankle
joints; aggravation by rest  and mental  labor; uncovering
mitigates  the itching and burning; crick  in the neck and
rheumatic pains between the  shoulders; stiff back; constant
dull pains in the cervical, dorsal and  lumbar regions;  dreiA\'-
ing pains in the shoulders  and elbow joints, worse eluring
motion ; constant aching in the hands and fingers Avith stiff-
ness ; dull draAving pains in the  knees, ankles, feet and toes.
   Sticta-pulm. :  Sharp darting  pains in upper and loAver ex-
tremities; dull heaelache Avith darting pains through vertex,
side of the face and loAver jaw;  SAvelling and stiffness of the
joints.
   Veratrum-viride : Inflammatory rheumatism with gas-
tric comjlications ; constant aching pains in the back  ofthe
neck and shoulders;  lumbago.
   § 7.  Rheumatism of the heart ;  requires:
   Aconite  : In the  beginning  of most inflammations with
■fibrinous  deposits, if there be  full, hard, quick  pulse, great
heat of the skin, thirst, anxiety, restlessness, loud complain-
ing, sharp shootings in the region ofthe heart.
   Arsenicum: For the latter stages, Avhere there  is  great
prostration  of strength, cold  damp surface or cold and  sticky
perspiration; rapid emaciation; restlessness ; great oppres-
sion of the respiration, burning pains  in the region  of the
heart;  pulse  small, rapid  and feeble; Avorse Avhen lying on
the back, and at night, especially after midnight
   Bryonia:. In the first stage,  Avhen the fever is acute, with
great thirst for cold  drinks,  hard and quick pulse, the shoot-
ings in the  heart greatly aggravated by the least motion and
the respiration much embarrassed by a sense of pressing in
 the middle  ofthe sternum.
   Cactus:  Acute  carditis, Avith slight cyanosis of  the face,
 oppression  ofthe breathing, dry cough, pricking pain at the
 heart, impossibility of lying on the left side;  pulse  quick,
 throbbing,  tense and hard ;  acute painful stitches in the heart
 as to cause him  to  weep and to cry out loudly, with  ob-
 struction ofthe respiration ;  dry convulsive cough; the heart
 beats Avith  great force and irregularity ;  constriction  in  the
 region of the  heart and epigastrium, as if the heart  were
 grasped and compressed, as by a hand of iron; increased 
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RHEUMATISM.
  by muscular  exertion, especially by reading aloml or loud
  talking.   All the  rheumatic pains go from  above down-
  wards.
    Ci.micifucta: Intense anxiety about the heart, Avith pain in
  the  left  shoulder, extending down the  left arm Avith the
  sensation, as if bound to the  siele.
    Lachesis : Rheumatism of the pericardium and endocar-
  dium ; weight in the chest with anxiety; spasmodic  pain  in
  the  heart, causing palpitation; constriction ofthe  heart;
  shortness of breath at every motion, especial!,/ ofthe hands,
  with  great Aveariness; inability to lie eb>wn on  account of a
  suffocating sense of fullness  in the chest, with the necessity
  of remoriug all /tressure from the neck and chest, and gasp-
 ing for breath, ami Avhen relieved of this, the patient lies on
 the left siele with  the head  raiseel high;  anxiety, paleness
 of face, restlessness, excessive perspiration.
   Pulsatilla: In  persons of mild  and gentle  disposition,
 complaining of shootings in the region ofthe  heart, or heavy
 pressure and burning;  palpitatiem increased by slight  mental
 emotion  or by speaking, Avith anxiety; intolerance  of the
 pressure  of the clothes, Avhich the patient constantly endea-
 vors to remove ; darkening  of the  vision; aggravation by
 lying on the left side.
   Phosphorus : Pressure, as if a great Aveight Avere lying on
 the middle ofthe sternum; great pressure in the upper part
 ofthe chest; cough excited by drinking; excoriation ofthe
 chest, Avhen coughing;  cough Avakes  him constantly at night,
 exciting great pain in the chest; cannot lie on  the back;
 dyspnoea  Avith inability to exert himself; palpitation of the
 heart.
   Rumex:  Burning, stinging pains in the Avhole of the left
 side' of the chest, suddenly when taking  a dee]) inspiration,
 Avhile in  the act of lying  do\v7n  at  night; sharp shooting
 pains in the left chest.
   Spioelia : Excessive  irritability of the heart; the violent
 or iindulatory palpitation not  synchronous with  the beat of
 the pulse; sharp shooting pains; short and oppressed respi-
 ration AA'ith great anxiety.
   Spongia: fl.hrinous dej/osits upon the  valves; sense of
 suffocation, accompanied  by violent loud cough, anxiety and
 difficult respiration; violent and rapid  action of the heart
 with loud blowing sound, as of a bellows;  sudden paroxysm
of suffocation with violent palpitation, arousing  the patient
from his sleep. 
RUPIA.—RUBEOLA.
391
   Veratrum-yirlde: Prickling pains  in  the  region of the
 heart; constant burning distress in the cardiac region ; flut-
 tering sensation and palpitation on taking the least exercise;
 palpitation AA'ith dyspnoea;  cardiac  oppression AA'ith passive
 congestions.
   § 8.  Comp. :  Gout, paroxysms  of  pain, conditions,
 causes, weather,  Ac.

   RUPIA s. RHYPIA.
   § 1.  Names have caused an immense confusion in the de-
 partment of cutaneous diseases.  Samuel Blumbe, Schcenlein
 and others, confound rup/ia and ecthyma;  Ilebra applies the
 name rupia only to syphilitic herpes Avith  pyramidal crusts;
 Bateman, avIio distinguishes R. simplex and R. proeminens,
 understands by it  an eruption very similar to ecthyma with
 Avhich other authors have either confounded rupia, or aa71io,
 in its higher forms, have classed it AA7ith the corroding  anel
 spreading ulcers. According to Bateman, the primitive form
 of rupia is vesicular, never  pustulous, as  that of ecthyma,
 though it is very difficult to distinguish these eruptions from
 each other, Avhen more developed,  except perhaps  by the
 fact that the crusts of rupia are broader and less firmly ad-
 hering than those of ecthyma,  llehra^s xnn'xa is the syphilitic
 form Avith conical scurfs, and is the same as Bateman''s rupia
 proeminens; whereas Bateman?$ rupia  simplex  is identical
 with the so-called phagedenic  blister of Hahnemann and a
 kind of phagedenic ulcers of older Avriters.
  §  2.  Accoreling to these distinctions, Ave jjropose fox ru/na,
 ox rupia (Schcenlein), one or more ofthe following remedies,
 or of those Avhich have been indicated for ecthyma.
  b) For rupia simjlex (Bateman), (the ulcus phageclenicum
 of some authors, or the bulla  phagedenica of Hahnemann:
 1) Ars. cham.  graph, petr. sil.  2) Borax, calc. clem. hep.
 natr. nitr.-ac. rhus.  sep. squill, staph.
  c) For the  rupia  of Ilebra (rupia  syphilitica or rupia
 proeminens  of Bateman)  Mercurius.   This is  not   always
 sufficient; in one case I had to give: Alum,  nitr.-ac. clem.
 thuj. sassap., then Sulph., and  lastly  another dose of Merc,
 which effected  a permanent and thorough cure.
  § 3.  See:  Herpes, Ulcers, Herpes,  pustulosus, and
Syphilis.

  RUBEOLxE —This disease is intermediate between scar-
latina and measles, the symptoms of the  mucous membranes 
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RUNNING OF HIE EY'Es.--SALT.
bein«- like those of scarlatina and the eruption itself resem-
bling measles.
   The principal remedies are:  Acem. bell, n.-vom. puis.
   See:  Exanthemata, Measles and Se arlattna.

   RUNNING OF  THE EYES—Blennorrhoea  oculorum,
Ophthalmo-blennorrhcea.
   Principal remedies:  1) Dig. euphr.  graph., pu Is.sen.  2)
Alum. amm. calc. canst, chin, euphr. guaj. hep.  lye nitr.-ac
sil. spig. sulph. thuj.
   For  frequent lachrymation, give:  1) Acem.  bell,  calc
euphr. kreas. puis. rut. sil. spig. staph, sulph.   2) Alum. ars.
bry. dig. graph hep.  ign. kal  lach. lye mere natr.-m. n -vom.
phos. phos-ac. rhus.  spong. staph, thuj.
   Bleareyedness, lijqdtudo:  1) Aeon, euphr. mere. puis.  2)
Rhus. spig.  3) Gran, 't par. ?

   BUSH OF BLOOD.
   Complained of by plethoric,  debilitated, hypochondriac or
nervous individuals; the  principal remedies  are:  1) Aeon.
aur. calc. hep. kal.  kreas. lye phos. sej).  sulph.  2) Amb.
amm. arn. bell. bry.  carb.-v. caust. croc chin. ferr. iod. natr.-
m.  n.-vom. op.  petr. phos.-ac.  rhus.  samb. sassap.  sen. sil.
stann. thuj.
   Rush of blood of  plethoric individuals requires:  1) Aeon.
aur. bell, calc  lye phos.  sep. sulph.  2) Arn. bry. chin. ferr.
natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus. thuj.
   Of nervous, very  irritable individuals: 1) Aeon. arn. bell.
chin, n.-vom.  2) Amb. aur. calc ferr. lye petr. samb.

   SAFFRON, ILL EFFECTS OF.
   The best antidote, according  to Bering is black coffee, to
be drank until A'omiting sets in, and  for  the  secondary dis-
eases :  Opium.
   Chronic secondary  affections  require: Aeon.  bell.  plat.
puis.
   SAL-AMMONIAC and NITRE, poisoning avith.
   Tepid water AA'ith unsalted  butter, to be drank until vomit-
ing sets in ; afterwards mucilaginous drinks in  large quantit v.
   Secondary ailments require:  Nitr.-sp. coff. n.-vom.

   SALT, ILL EFFECTS OF.
   Principal remedy: Nitri.-sp.  After this:  Ars. carb.-v. lye.
merc. n.-vom.  puis. 
SCARLATINA.
393
  SASSAPARILLA, ill effects of.
  Hering recommends Bell, or Merc. ; we  may  try  more-
over : Amm. cham. lye sulph.

  SCARLATINA, Scarlet Fever: §1. The principal remedy
is Bell., unless Ave should have to give: 2) Aeon. amm. apis.
ars. baryt. camph. carb.-v. lach. mere. phos. sulph.  2) Coff.
con. ipec. phos.-ac. rhus.   3) Arum, asclep. gels, myrie phyt.
sang, scutal. verat.-vir.
  §  2 ) For the fever  in the precursory stage, give  aeon.,
if bell, should not be sufficient.
  The sore throat requires  next to Bell., baryt. calc. mere.
phyt.
  Gangrenous sore  throat:  1)  Amm. ars. carb.-v.  2)
arum. lach. sulph. phyt.
  The vomiting requires aeon, or ars., if bell, should not stop
it;  for the tenesmus anel ischuria give con., and for the pul-
monary spasms: ipec, provided bell, is insufficient.
  ^  3.  For retrocession of the eruption the best reni3dies
are :  bry. phos. phos.-ac. sulph.—If cerebral symptoms Avith
coma should  have set in, give op. ;  or bell., if the patient
should start as soon as he closes his eyes.
  For the parotitis,  Avhich   sometimes  sets in after the
disease, give: bell. calc. carb.-v kal.  phos. sil. rhus. or merc.
  §  4.  The dropsical symptoms after scarlatina, require:
apis. arn. ars. bell. dig. hell, phos.-ac. seneg.   2) Asclep. syr.
verat.-vir.
  Hydrocephalus : apis, apocyc. can. arn. bell. hell, phos.-ac.
  Hydrothorax: 1) Ars. hell, seneg.   2) Arn. digit.
  Ascites : Apis. dig.  hell.
  Anasarca: Ars. hell, or bar.-m.
  §  5.  Parotitis or otorrhcea in consequence of scarlatina,
requires—: bell.  hep.  puis.  2; Colch. lye men. merc. nitr.-
ac.; or if caries of the ossicula aurium should have set in:
aur. calc  natr.-m.  sil.
  §  6.  The principal  remedies for scarlet-rash are: Aeon,
and coff.; or sulph. and  bell., if the former  should not be
sufficient
  For a combination of scarlatina and scarlet-rash, lulc.
has proved efficient.
  §  7.  Particular indications.
  Aconitum:  Frequent colic, with bilious vomiting; violent
fever, Avith dry heat; frequent, full and hurried pulse; con-
gestion of blood  to the head, Avith bloated face, vertigo and
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scarlatina.
stupefaction, or delirium ;  or drowsiness with sudden starting
from  sleep; dry, short, painful cough; bleeding of the nose
or spitting of bloeiel; angina taucium.
  Belladonna: Violent inflammation ofthe throat and ton-
sils, Avith stitching pains and spasnuulic contraction ; inability
to SAvalhiw liquids, Avhich frequently return  by the nostrils;
suffocative sensation on touching the pharynx or turning the
head; violent  thirst, with or Avithout  dread  of Avater ; in-
flamed and painful eyes, with  photophobia; violent pressure
in the forehead, as if the eyes would be pressed out, or tear-
ing and  stitching  in the head ;  vertigo Avith obscuration of
sight; red and elry tongue; sleeplessness, AA'ith nervousness;
frightful  visions on closing the eyes; suehlen  starting from
sleep  and jumping up.
  Mercuries:  inflammation  and  swelling of  the  tonsils,
ptvalism, ulcers in the mouth, swelling of the inguinal glands,
&c.
  Phosphorus: Dry and hard  tongue  anel lips, Avhich are
covered  Avith  blackish  crusts;  loss of s/teech and  1,taring,
difficult deglutition; inability to retain the urine; falling off
of the hair.
  Rhus-tox. :  When the eruption  becomes vesicular, Avith
sopor, sudden  starting from sleep, restlessness, ischuria and
great thirst.
  Sulphur:  Cerebral  affection  not yielding  to Bell., Avith
sop/or, sudden  starting, distention of the eyes ; constant de-
lirium, bloated  and shining-red face;  stopped  nose; elry,
cracked,  red tongue, covered Avith a brownish  mucus ; thirst
and difficulty of swallowing.
  s$ 9.  Try moreover.
  Alianthus:  Violent vomiting; severe  headache, dizziness
and  photophobia;  rapid small  pulse; muttering  delirium;
livid  eruption, more profuse  on forehead and face;  torpid
state.
  Ammon.-c :  Hard swelling of the  right parotinland lym-
phatic glands ofthe neck ; putrid sore throat.
  Apis :  AVhen there are much  heat, redness  and  irritation
of the skin, great restlessness and  nervous agitation, sensi-
tiveness ofthe entire surface ofthe body, an cedematous and
erysipelatous  appearance around the ulcers in  the throat,
frequent  and painful urination; redness, heat anel burning of
the  tongue,  disturbed sleep  and  thirst;  post scarlatinal
dropsy;   scarlatina  typhosa, the whole  nervous  system  is
under the paralyzing influence ofthe poison. 
SCARLATINA.
395
   Arum-triphyllum : Malignant scarlatina with great  sore
 feeling m the mouth, redness ofthe tongue, elevated papillae
 cracked corners ofthe mouth and lips; stoppage ofthe  nose
 Avithout  much  coryza; urine very abundant and pale,  sub-
 maxillary glands swollen; eruption all over the  body,'with
 much itching and restlessness; stiffness ofthe neck.
   Calcarea:  A perfect  sp>ecific for  the  throat affections,
 parotitis  and swellings around the neck, especially AA-hen the
 eruption is already fading ; also for the affections of the chest,
 even when a tendency to paralysis prevails.
   Gelseminum: Intense fever Avith nervous erethism in the
 beginning ; asthenic forms of scarlet fever.
   Hyosctamus:  Acute inflammatory affection ofthe brain;
 convulsions with jerking of the limbs; burning of the skin,
 Avhen laying the hand on any part of the body, with cinnabar
 redness ;  quiet sleep Avith laughing expression of countenance
 or suffocating snoring during inspiration;  absurd delirium ;
 sleeplessness from nervous excitability Avith convulsions  and
 shuddering, as if from fright; strabismus; burning dryness
 of the tongue and  lips Avith inability to  speak  distinctly ;
 dryness ofthe throat with thirst; constriction of the throat,
 preventing SAvalloAving.
   Lachesis :  Threatening gangrene or destructive decompo-
 sition of both fluids and solids;  cool  surface, covered Avith
 cold  perspiration ;  torjnd peripheral circulation; passive
 haemorrhages of dark fluid blood; swelling  of the cellular
 tissue threatening gangrene, especially about the throat; in-
 ability to think, with great Aveakness of memory ; heaviness
 of the head, the pains are deep in the brain and aggravated
 by external pressure; throbbing pain, Avith beating from
 every motion, causing nausea anel efforts to vomit. AA'ith pain-
 ful boring in the vertex.
   Meec.-iod. : After Lachesis, loss  of  voice, hoarseness,  can
 only lisp; fauces bluish-reel, ulcerated.
   Opium :  Convulsions, delirium ; soporous  condition Avith
 snoring ; not relieved by Bell.
   Phytolacca :  Angina scarlatinosa,  Avith  high  fever,  no
 eruption, nose  anel  upper lip much excoriated by an  acrid
 discharge, slight delirium,  great prostration.
   Stramonium :  Violent  convulsions,  especially excited  by-
 being touched or at the sight of bright shining things, with
 spasmodic jerkings of the limbs, paralytic trembling of  the
 arms  and hands, especially7 of the right, with Avhich he con-
stantly reaches into the air  and attempts to grasp some  im- 
396
SCROFULOSIS.
aginary object; restlessness -with itching ofthe skin ; rash of
a coppery red  color, elry and lu>t  skin ;  coma Avith  rattling
respiration and bloody iie>th at the mouth ;  rapid alternation
of laughing, crying and singing; stupidity ; terrified ravings
or mild loquacieius delirium: se. usat ion of Aveakness and un-
pleasant lightness of the head; great dryness of the thn>at ;
compelling frequent drinking ami  moistening of  the  mouth;
SAvelling  of  the  tongue, se) that  it hangs from  the mouth ;
paralysis ofthe tongue.
  Veratruai-atride :  For the febrile stage of scarlatina sim-
phx and anginosa;  intense arterial excitement Avith ce'rebral
congestion or irritation ofthe spinal centres;  it is also useful
in  certain   sequelae of  scarlatina,  as  acute  rheumatism,
dropsy, when febrile symptoms are present.
  £  10.   If coma folloAvs after the vomiting during the first
stage: 1) Dulc sol.-nigr.   2) Bry. op. sulph.
  AVhen  the patients are red all ovir, like a boiled lobster:
sulph.,  (sometimes  with Aeon,  interpolated), followed,  ac-
cording to circumstances by: baryt. calc. puis.
  When  the eruption decreases:   Seneg. or  calc. (avIicii
throat troubles are present.
  Fe>r savelling of  the  tarotis  give:  calc,  AA'lien  the
SAvelling is on the right side, Avith irritability in the morning
and desire for hard-boiled  eggs ;  Kal.-carb.,  when the  rest-
lessness appears  betAveen 2—3 o'clock in the morning, and
the SAvelling is also Avorse on the right siele.
  See:  B.euuth,ms, Brgsipelas, Burjde rash, sore throat, de.
  SCROFULOSIS.

  § 1.  Principal remedies: 1) Ars. asa. baryt. bell. calc. cin.
con. hep.  iod. lye mere. rhus. sil. sulph.   2) Aur.-mur. carb.-
an.  carb.-v.  cist.  dulc.  graph,  lach.  kreas. pin.  staph.   3)
A nib. amm. aur.  bar.-m. bry. chin, cocc ferr.  ign.  mao-n.-c
mez. mur.-ae natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. petr.°puls.
ran. rhab. sep. A'eratr.
  S 2.  At  the  commencement  of the disease,  Avhen  the
children have great difficulty in learning to walk, give: Bell.
calc sil. sulph., and perhaps  in some  cases :  Ars. chin. cin.
ferr. lye magn. pin. puis. rhab. sej).
  In  the  second. jxeio,f Avhen  the glands  are affected:  ])
Baryt, bell.  calc.  cist. con. dulc. hep."lye mere, nitr.-ac. phos.
rhus.  sil.  staph,  sulph.  2) Ars. bry. carb.-an. clem, graph!
kal. natr. n.-vom. puis.
  The cutaneous  affe'tio/,s (erujUons, hirjxs, ulexrs, dr.,) 
SCROFULOSIS.
397
require : 1) Aur. baryt. calc. cist. clem. con.  dulc. hep. lye
mere mur.-ac. rhus. sil.  sulph.   2) Canth. kal. mez. nitr.-ac.
ol.-jec petr. ranune
  Affections of the bones: 1) Aur. calc. cist, lye  merc. phos.
phos.-ac. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Asa. bell. hep. mez. nitr.-ac. rhus.
ruta. sep. staph.
  Srofulous enlargement of the abdomen of children : Sulph.;
then Calc;  or: Ars. baryt. bell. chin. cin.  lye n.-vom. puis.
rhus.
  §  3.   Particular indications, which, however,  must neces-
sarily be incomplete on  account of the great variety of the
symptoms:
  Arsenicum : Atrophy, emaciation, SAvelling of  the cervical
glands, and hard,  distended abdomen; bloated face;  diar-
rhoea;  debility, with constant desire to lie  doAvn ;  pale and
bloated; herpes, scurfy eruptions and ulcers; ophthalmia;
scurfs  on the hairy scalp; cancerous affections, Ac.
  Asa :  Exostosis, caries ;  curvature of the bones;  glandular
SAvellings;  otorrhcea;  ophthalmia;  ulcers  of the nose, or
nasitis Avith SAvelling, Ac.
  Baryta : Atroj/hy ; SAvelling and induration ofthe cervical
glands ;  bloated  body and face,  with  distended abdomen;
physical and  mental debility; dry scurfs  on the  head;  in-
flammation  ofthe eyes and eyelids;  herpes in the face; fre-
quent  sore throat:  great disposition to take cold, Ac.
  Belladonna : Hard, swollen and ulcerated glands: mus-
cular  debility, Avith difficulty  of learning  to Avalk;  photo-
phobia;  inflammation  of the eves and eyelids;  cough with
mucous rattling; otorrhcea;  emaciation and atrophy ; ulcers;
inflammatory SAvelling of the nose;  swelling ofthe lips; fre-
quent  bleeding of the nose ; cancerous  affections ; p>ale emd
bloateel;  frequent sore throat  Avith   swelling;  asthmatic
affections; distended and hard abdomen ;  inability to retain
the urine ; disposition to wet one's bed; premature develop-
ment ofthe mind ; blue eyes  and blond  hair.
  Calcarea : Large head with open fontanelles,  curvature
of the back  and vertebrae,  or other rhachitic  affections;
herpes, scaldhead, crusts in  the  face;  hard or  suppurating
glandular SAvellings;  ulcers,  exostoses  or  caries; hard  and
enlarged abdomen, Avith SAvelling  of the mesenteric glands;
emaciation  and Aoracious  appetite; thin  and Avrinkled face,
Avith dim eyes ;  dry and flaccid skin ; difficulty of learning to
walk;  difficult dentition;  ophthalmia,  photophobia  and
blepharophthalmitis;  otorrhcea;   red swelling of the  nose; 
398
SCROFULOSIS.
SAvelling of the upper lip :  freepient  bleeding of the  nose
pale and  bloated;  cemstipation  or freqient  eliarrhera,  Ac.
  Cina: Wonn-affections, pale  face, emaciation,  voracious
aji/ietite ; inability  to retain the urine.
  Coniuai: Constipation and induration ofthe glands ; herpes;
ophthalmia;  photophobia;  frequent  blennorrheea from  the
lungs;  dry cough ; asthma; cancerous affections, At.
  Hepar: Pale and  bloated, with induration and  suppura-
tion of the glamls; atrophy;  scaldhead;  herpes; ophthal-
mia ;  otorrhcea ; SAvelling ofthe nose or upper lip ; cancerous
ulcers;  disposition  to phlegmonous sore throat,  catarrh or
bronchitis: disposition of the skin to ulcerate, Ac.   (Suitable
before or after: Bell. sil. lach. nicrc.
  Iodium ; Emaciation; SAvelling and induration ofthe glands,
the Avhole ofthe lymphatic system being inveilved;  rhachitie
affections; inflammation of the eyes  and eyelids; otitis  and
otorrhcea;  swelling  of  the  mesenteric  glands;  freepient
catarrh, bronchial  catarrh, Ac.
  Lycopodium: Swelling and suppuration ofthe glands;  dis-
position to catarrh, bronchitis, etc.; inflammation, curvature
and other affections of  bones ;  atrophy; herpes  and ulcers;
scabs on the hairy  scalp ; ophthalmia;  otitis and otorrhcea ;
pale  and bloated;  freepient sore throat; obstinate constipa-
tion, Ac-.   (Frequently  suitable after  Cal.)
  Mercuries :  Disturbed  reproduction, Avith  bodily  and
mental  Aveakness ;  disposition te>  take cold, to sweat, catarrh,
bronchial catarrh, Ac; pale anel bloated; swelling and sup-
puration of the glands; rhachitie affections; exostoses;  cur-
vature,  caries and  other affections of bones ; eruptions  and
corrosive herpes Avith  crusts; tinea capitis; crusts in  the
face; ophthalmia; blepharophthalmitis;  otitis;  otorrhcea;
frequent  sore  throat;  slimy diarrhcea, Ac.  (Is frequently
suitable after or before: Bell. dulc. iod.  rhus.-t.
  Rhus-tox : Swelling of the glands;  scaldhead, herpes in
the face, and  other eruptions discharging  pus or  forming
crusts;  emaciation; hard and  distended abdomen; frequent
catarrh;  ophthalmia;  otorrhcea; frequent diarrhoea,  Ac.
(Frequently suitable after J/erc.)
  Silicea: Swelling and suppuration of the glands; exostoses,
curvature, caries, and other diseases of  the bones;  pale  and
bloated:  cancerous affections; disposition of the skin to ul-
cerate; SAvelling ofthe nose or upper lip;  scabs on  the hairy
scalp; otorrhcea, Ac   (Is frequently suitable  after: Lye
hep. or  sulph.) 
SCROFULOSIS.
399
    Sulphur : In almost every case, at  the commencement of
  the treatment, especially Avhen  the  patient  complains of
  eruptions, herpes, swelling,  suptpuration or  ulcerations of
  glands ; disposition to take  cold, or to diarrhcea with colic,
  or to constipation, also to catarrh and other  blennorrhoeas '
  disposition to sweat easily and profusely; morbid reproduc-
  tion ; spongy and  flabby flesh ; physical and mental debility;
  difficulty of learning to Avalk ; inflammation of the eyes and
  eyelids ;  otorrhcea ;  pale and bloated, Ac.  (Suitable  after
  Bell. merc. iod. rhus.-t., Ac.)
   §  5.  Other remedies.
   Alnus-rubia :  Enlargement of the  submaxillary glands;
  strumous enlargement of the tonsils; obstinate impetigo and
  porrigo; chronic diarrhoea.
   Chimaphila : Ulcers of an indolent and flabby character.
   Cornus-circin. :  Scrofulous ophthalmia; herpes  of the
 eyelids ; ulcerations of the tongue, gums and  mouth gene-
 rally ;  chronic  diarrhoea.
   Coridalis-form. : Scrofulous  cutaneous  diseases,  especi-
 ally Avhen accompanied with feeble digestion and poverty of
 blood.
   Hydrastis :  Ophthalmia and otorrhcea scrofulosa;  scir-
 riius and cancer ofthe breast in Avomen of scrofulous  consti-
 tution ; ozsena ; cancer of the nose ; indolent or irritable ul-
 cers ofthe legs.
   Iris.-vers. :  Scrofulous  affections  and skin diseases ; in-
 flamed eyelids.
   Kali.-biciirom. : Scrofulous ulcers and skin diseases.
   Nux-juglans : Especially for skin diseases and  glandular
 SAvellings.
   Mezereum : constant excoriations of the nose and  of  the
 throat.
   Phytolacca :  Glandular affections and  skin  diseases, es-
 pecially tinea capitis ; granular lids; ozaena.
   Psorinum :  For nearly the same symptoms as sulphur.
   Rumex : Chronic cutaneous eruptions : glandular enlarge-
 ments, foul and indolent ulcers.
   Theridion :  Rachitis,  scrofulous diseases ofthe bones;
 either alternately AA'ith Lycopod.  or follows well after Calc.
 and Lycop. have been used.
   §  6.  Compare:  Atrophy ;  glandular affections; diseases
 of the bones ;  rhachitis ; ophthalmia ;  otorrhcea ; herpes ;
ulcers, dc. 
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SCURA'Y.   SECRETIONS.
   SCURVY:—Principal remedies  for  scorbutic affections
 1) amm.  amm.-m.  mere nnir.-ac  n.-vemi.  staph, sulph.  2)
 Ars. canth. carb.-a. caust. cist. hep. natr.-m. nitr.-ae. phos. sop.
 sulph.-ac.  3) Alnus. agave,  geran. gal. hydr. rum.  phyt.
 xanthox.
   See : Gums, diseases ofthe, and ulcers.
   SEA-SICKNESS; Principal remedies : 1)  Sulph.   2)  Ars.
 coe petr.  3) colch. ferr. n.-mosch. sep.  sil. tab. ther.
   For ailments,  occasioneel by ridinc; in a carriage, give :
 1) cocc. sep.  2) Bor. hep.  ign. cyn.  n.-me>sch. petr. selen. sil.
   Fe>r nausea and vomiting,  caused  by swiNeiiNe; :  cocc
 petr.

   SECBETIONS, suppression  of;  eruptions,  rlennor-
 RHCEA.
   § 1.  The principal remedies for the ailments arising from
 this cause, are:  1) Aeon.  bell. bry. calc chin,  lye n.-vom.
 puis, sulph.  2) Ars. carb.-v.  caust. chain, dulc. graph, kal.
 lye phosph. phos.-ae-. rhus. sej). sil. strain.   3) Amb. amm.
 ant. arn. aur.  baryt. cin. cocc.  cupr. ferr. hep. hyos. ign. ipec.
 merc.  mur.-ac.  natr. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. n.-mosch. ran. seneg.
 spong. A'eratr. zinc
   § 2.  (iive more particularly :
   a)  After suppression of erujAions and her//es :   1)  Bell.
bry. dulc graph,  hep. ipee. phos.-ac puis, sulph.  2) Acem.
amb. ars.   carb.-veg.  caust.  chain, lach.  lye mere  natr. n.-
mosch. phos. rhus.  sassap. sep.  sil. staph, thuj.
   b) Suppression of haanorrhuge or  abandoning habitual de"
pletions:  Aeon. bell.  chin. ferr. n.-vom. puis, sulph.   2) Arn.
aur. bry7.  calc carb.-A'eg. graph,  hyos. lye natr.-m. nitr.-ae
phosph. ran. rhus. seneg. sej). sil. spong. stram.
   c) Suppression of ulcers and purulent discharges:  1)  Bell.
hep. lach. sil.  sulph.  2) Ars.  earb.-veg.  lye. mere,  natr.-m.
phos.-ac. rhus. sep.  staph.
   d) Suppression of piles:  1)  Aeon. calc. carb.-veg. n.-vom.
puis, sulph.  2) Amb. amm. ant.  ars. bell. caps,  caust.  chin.
coloc. graph, ign. kal. lach. mur.-ac. nitr.-ac. petr. rhus. sep. sil.
   e) Suppression of lochia:  1) Coloc hyos. n.-vom. plat. rhus.
sec. veratr. zinc.   2) Bell. bry. con. dulc. puis. sep. sulph.
  f) Suppression of milk : 1) Bell. bry. dulc. puis.  2) Aeon.
calc. cham. coff. merc. rhus. sulph.
   g) Suppression of menses: 1) Aeon. bry. eon. dulc graph.
kal. lye puis.  sep. sil. sulph.  2; Amm. ars. baryt. bell.  calc.
caust. cham.  chin.  cocc. cupr. ferr. iod. merc.  natr.-m. n.- 
                      SEXUAL INSTINCT.                 401

 mosch. op. plat, phosph. rhod. sabin. staph, stram. val. veratr.
 zinc.
   h) Suppression of catarrh or some other blennorrhoea: 1)
 Aeon. ars.  bell. bry.  calc. chin. cin. n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2)
 Amb. amm. carb.-veg.  con. dulc.  graph, ipec. kal. lye natr.-
 m. nitr.-ae n.-mosch. phosph. rhod. samb. sulph.
   i)  Suppression of sweat: 1) Bell.  bry.  cham. chin,  dulc,
 lach. sil. sulph.   2) Aeon.  ars. calc. graph, lye merc. n.-mosch.
 n.-vom. op. phosph. puis. rhus. sep.
   k) Suppression of foot-sweat: 1) Cupr.  nitr.-ac.  puis. sep.
 sil.   2) Cham, mere natr. rhus.
   § 3.  Compare:  Eruptions,  Piles,  Nursing, Confine-
 ment, Amenia, Catarrh, Cold, Ac.

   SEXUAL INSTINCT, morbid  conditions of  the.
   § 1.   The remedies Avhich affect the sexual functions prin-
 cipally, are: 1) Canth. caust. chin.  eon. lye merc. natr. natr.-
 m. nitr.-ae. n.-vom.  phosph. plat. puis, selen. staph, thuj. ve
 ratr.  2) Arn. ars. bell, calc cann. carb.-veg. clem. coff. graph.
 hep. hyos. kal. lach. magn.-arct.  magn.-c. mosch. mur.-ac. n.-
 mosch. op. phos.-ac. plumb, rhus. ruta. sabin. sep. sil. strain.
 sulph. zinc
   § 2.  For the male sex: 1) Arn. cann. canth. merc. nitr.-
 ac. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. phos.-ac. puis, sulph. thuj.
 2) Agn. amb. ars. carb.-veg. caust. chin.  clem,  graph, hep.
 ign. kal. lye petr. rhus.  sep. staph.
   For the female : 1) Amb. bell. con. croc. ferr.  graph, hyos.
 ign. kreas. mosch. n.-mosch. n.-vom. plat. puis, sabin. sec. sep.
 sulph. thuj.  2) Aeon. alum.  asa. aur. calc.  earb.-veg. cham.
 chin, coccul. kal. lye magn.-m. natr.-m.  nitr -ac  rhus. staph.
   §  3.  For excessive sexual  excitement:  1) Canth. chin.
 magn.-arct. n.-vom. phosph. plat. puis, veratr.   2) Ant. aur.
 calc.  cann.  graph, hyos. ign.  lach. lye mere mosch. natr.
 natr.-m. op. sabin. sil. strain.
   Satyriasis:  1) Canth. merc. natr.-m.  n.-vom. sulph.  2)
Hyos. phos. stram. veratr.
  Nymphomania: 1) Hyos. phos. stram.  veratr.   2) Bell.
 canth. mere natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, sulph.
  Erections from physical excitement, even priapism: 1)
Canth. coloc. graph,  natr.  natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosph.
plat, puis. rhus. sil.  2) Cann. ign. kal. magn.-arct.  op. phos.-
ac. plat, staph,  thuj.
  §  4.  Disposition to tnanism: 1) Calc. n.-vom. sulph. ; or, 
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2) Chin, coccul.  merc. natr.-m.  phosph.;  or, 3) Ant. carb.
veg. plat, puis.
  For the consequences  of this vice',  give: Chin, n.-vom.
phos-ac. or  staph., especially when they seem  to be of an
acute nature, and resulting from excessive  rather than  long-
continued abuse'.
  Slow,  chronic  ailments, require: ('ale  n.-vom.  sulph., at
long intervals.  Some cases require: 1) Cocc mere phosph  ;
or, 2> Ant, carb.-veg. plat. puis.
  § 5.  Fe>r  excessive  nocturnal emissions, give: 1) Chin.
phe»s.-ac selen. sulph.  2) Carb.-veg.  caust  con.  kal.  lye-.
nitr.-ae-. v.-vom. petr. phos.  puis. sep.   3)  Bell.  calc. graph.
mere stann.
  If caused by  onanism or  sexual abuse,  give:  1) Chin
phos.-ae-. sulph".   2) N.-vom. phosph. puis.  se]).
  For discharge of prostatic juice,  give : Cab-, hep. phos.-ac
sep. sil.  sulph.  2) Agn. anac. natr. nitr.-ac. puis, selen. staph.
thuj.
  SEXUAL  POWKB, debility of.
  § 1.  Principal remedies:  1) Agn. baryt. calad. calc cann.
con. graph, ign. lye mosch. mur.-ac natr.-m.  selen. sulph. 2)
Ant, camph.  caust.  chin. kal. nitr.-ac n.-mosch. phosph. sep.
  § 2.  Impotency of males:  1) Baryt. calad. calc. can.  con.
lye  mosch.  mur.-ac natr.-m. selen. sulph.  2)  Agn.  ant.
camph.  caust. chin, graph, hyos.  lach.  magn.-aust.  n.-mosch.
petr.  sej).
  § 3.  Sterility:  1)  Borax,  calc. cann. mere, phosph.  2)
Amm. caust.  con.  graph, natr-m. sulph.  sulph.-ac;  or, 3)
Agn.  cic. croc, dulc ferr.  hyos. mere natr. plat. ruta.
  Compare:  Menstrual  Difficulties and Miscarriage.
  § 4.  If an embrace causes  unpleasant feelings: 1) Agar.
calc kal sep.  2) Alum.  bov.  carb.-veg.  chin,  graph, mere
natr. n.-vom.  phos.-ac. puis, selen. staph.
  § 5.  Compare : Derillty, Lassitude; and, under Causes:
Excesses,  Onanism, Ac.

  SKIN,  color  of, ulcerations of  the, see: Cyanosis,
CHLORe)Sis, Jaundice,  Maculae, Erysipelas, Ac.
  SKIN, sore,  unhealthy.—The principal remedies for  a
disposition of the skin  to ulcerate Avhen  the least Avounel is
inflicted upon it,  are :  1)  Cham. hep. lach. petr.  sil. sulph. 2)
Alum, baryt. borax, calc.  graph,  lye mang, nitr.-ac. staph.
  SKULL, DISEASES OF THE  BONES OF THE. 
SLEEP, MORBID.
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   §  1.  The principal remedies for exostoses are:  Aur. daph.
mere mez. phosph. phos.-ac.
   Mercurial exostoses require :  Aur. daph. phosph. phos.-ac
mez.
   Syphilitic: Aur. merc mez.
   §  2.  Large  head of scrofulous  children, with  retarded
closing of the fontanelles,  require:  Calc. puis. sil.
   §  3.  See: Bones, diseases of.

   SLEEP, MORBID.
   §  1.  Principal remedies for this state, though generally a
mere symptom : 1) Ars. bry. calc.  chain, chin. coff.  hep.  kal.
mere phos. puis, rhus  sep. sil.  sulph.   2) Aeon. bell, borax.
carb.-v. caust, con. graph, hyos  ign. kreas. lach. lye magn.-c
magn.-m.  natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. op. thuj.  3) Amb.
amm. amm.-m. aur. baryt. camph. cann. carb.-an. cocc dulc
ipee. led. magn.-arct. mosch. phos.-ac plat. rhod. sabin. samb.
sassap spong. staph, sulph.-ac. veratr.
   §  2.  Use more particularly for :
   a) Anxious sleep : 1) Cocc. dulc. graph, lye magn.-c. natr.-
m. phos. spong. veratr.  2) Aeon. ars. bell. ferr. hep.  kal. petr.
rhus.
   b) Stupefied  sleep:  1) Bell.  bry. camph. cham. con. croc.
graph, hep. led. n.-mosch. op. phos. puis. sec.   2) Calc. carh-
Ar. cic. hyos. ign. lach.  magn.-arct. magn.-c nitr. n.-vom. plat.
spig. sulph. tart, veratr.
   e) Beep, heavy: 1) Bell. ign. n.-mosch. op. stram.  tart.  2)
Alum. ant. ars.  con. croc. cupr. hyos. led. magn.-arct. phos.
phos.-ac. puis. sec. sep. veratr.
   d) Bight, like slumber :  1) Ars. cham. graph,  ign. n.-vom.
op. petr.  sulph.   2) Calc. coff. kal. lach. lye nitr. puis. sil.
veratr.
   e)  Comatose : 1) Bell. bry. camph. croc. hell, n.-mosch. op.
sec.  stram.  tart veratr.  2) Arn.  caps, carb.-v. coloc. con.
hyos. lach. led. magn.-arct. mosch. phos. phos.-ac. puis. rhus.
samb.
   f) Short, Avith early Avaking: 1) Ars. caust. dulc. kal. merc
natr. nitr.-ac n.-vom. sep. sil.  2) Aur. borax, bry. calc. chin.
coff.  croc, graph, lye magn.-arct. mur.-ac. sulph.-ac.
   g) Too  long, Avaking late: 1) Calc caust. graph,  magn.-m.
n.-vom. phos. sej). sulph.  2) Alum.  ant. con. hep.  kal. lach.
magn.-arct. merc. natr. natr.-m. phos.-ac. puis. sec.  sil. stann.
   h) Baving,  with  many  fancies:  1)  Aeon,  calc carb.-v 
404                   sleep,  morbid.
 graph, kal.  lye natr.  natr.-m. n.-vom.  petr. puis. sil. sulph
 zinc.  2) Carl).-an. chin. cem. hell. ign. nitr. nitr.-ac op. sep.
   i)  With many dreams: 1) Alum. bell. bry. calc. chin. con.
 kal. kreas. lye. magn.-c nitr.-ae n.-vom.  phos. phos.-ae. puis.
 sil. sulph.   2) Amm. amm.-m. arn. bry. camph. carb.-v. chain.
 ee>loc. ferr.  graph, hep. ign. magn.-arct.  magn.-m. mere mez.
 natr. natr.-m. rhus. sep. spong. staph.
   k) Not rcj'rishin,/:  1) Alum.  bry.  chin. cem. graph, hep.
 kreas. lye. op.  phosph. sep. sulph.  2)  Amb. baryt. bell. calc.
 cann. caps, carb.-an.  carb.-v.  caust cic.  ign.  lach. magn.-m.
 natr.-m. nitr.-ac petr. sabad.  sil. squill, staph, thuj.
   1) B,stl,ss, tossing about :  1) Amb. ars. baryt. calc. chin.
 kal. lye phos. rhus. sabad. sabin.  sil. sulph.   2) Amm.-m. aur.
 bell. bry. cham. coff*. colch. coloc. dig.  dulc. ferr. greiph. hep.
 hyos. ign. ipec. led. magn.-c. mere, mur.-ac.  natr. natr.-m. nitr.
 nitr.-ac. n -vom. petr. phos.-ac puis. samb.  sassap. sec. seneg.
 spig.  sipiill. staph, strain, tart. thuj.
   in) Int, rru/'ted by frequent waking:  1) Bell. calc. graph.
 he]), kal. lach. lye. mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. puis. sep. sulph.
 2) Amb. ars. carb.-an.  carb.-v. caust.  chin. ign. niagn.-arct.
 oleaml. rhus. sil. staph.
   §  3.   When the patient  stretches his arms above his load
 during sleep: Chin, nitr.-ac. n.-vom, plat.  puis. rhab. sulph.
veratr.   When  laying them  under his  heael:  Aeon. cocc.
magn.-aust.  phos. phos.-ac. plat.  tart.   When on his belly:
Magn. plat.  puis.
   b)  AVhen drerwing up his legs :  Carb.-v. plat. puis, strain.
When o/icniug them : Cham. magn. puis.  When stretching
them: Plat, stann.  When bending the  knees:  Amb. magn.
viol -od.
   c) When  bending the head, forwards:  Aeon.  phos. puis
When sideways:  Cin. spong.  When bending it backwards:
Bell. chin. hell. hep. n.-vom. rhab.
   d) When  lying on his back generally: 1)  Bry.  n.-vom. puis.
rhus.   2 i Aeon. ant. aur. calc. chin. cic. coloc. dig. dros. ferr.
ign. lye. magn.-arct. plat, sulph.
   e) When  he is unable to lie on the left  side: Kal. lye natr.
 phos. sil. Not  on the rigid:  Aur. mere. puis.   Not on the
back: Aeon. alum, baryt. caust.  colch. merc. natr. magn.-m.
n.-vom. phos. spig. sulph.  When he is only able to sit in bed :
Aeon. ars. chin. cin.  hep.  lye. magn.-aust.  phos. puis. rhus.
sabin. spig. sulph. tart,
   § 4.   a) Yor frightful dreams, causing anxiety: l) Aeon.
arn. bell. calc.  caust. chin, graph,  kal. lye magn.-c. n.-vom. 
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 phos.  puis.  rhus. sil.  sulph.   2) Anac. ars. aur. bry. carb-v.
 hep.  ign.  kreas. magn.-m.  merc. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. rhus. sep.
 stram. sulph.-ac. thuj. veratr. zinc.
   b)  For  vexatious  dreams:  Bry. caust. cham. chin. magn.
 arct.  magn.-c natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  n.-vom. phos. rhab. sep.
   c) Agreeable, merry dreams : Alum. ars. aur. caust. magn.-
 c. magn.-m. merc. natr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. op. phos. phos.-ac
 plat. puis.  sep. staph, sulph.
   d)  Bisgusting dreams about dirt, vermin, disease, pus, Ac :
 1) Mur.-ac. n.-vom   phos.   2) Amm. anac-  kreas.  magn.-m.
 natr.-m. puis, sulph. zinc.
   e)  Dreams with fixed ideas, dreaming about one and the
 same object: Aeon. ign. puis, stann.
   f)  Dreams Avhich continue  after Avaking:  1) Chin, graph.
 phos.  sil.  sulph.  2) Amm. bry.  calc. caust ign. lach. led.
 natr.-m. nitr.-ac.
   g) Baselcions, amorous dreams: 1) Graph, lach. natr. natr.-
 m. n.-vom. op. sil. staph. 2) Ant, canth. chin, coloc. con. ign.
 kal. lye mere nitr.-ac oleand. phos. phos.-ac. puis. sep.  spig.
 stann. thuj.
  h) Dreams which fatigue the head, about scientific things,
 Ac. :  1) Bry. graph, ign. lach. magn.-arct. magn.-aust. n.-vom.
 phos.  puis.   2) Aeon.  alum.  anac. arn. aur. bell. calc. carb.-
 an. carb.-A',  cham. chin, natr.-m. op. phos.-ac  sabin. stann.
 sulph. zinc.
  i)  Vivid dreams:  1) Anac calc.  cocc lye  natr. natr.-m.
 petr.  phos  puis. rhus. sil. stann. sulph.  2) Aeon. agar.  arn.
 bell. bry. carb.-an. carb.-v. cham.  cic. coff. con.  dros.  graph.
 laur.  lye magn.-arct.  merc.  mur.-ac. n.-vom.  phos.-ae  spig.
 staph, stram.
  k)  Fanciful dreams:  1) Calc. graph, kal. lye natr. natr.-
 m. n.-vom. op. petr. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Aeon,  baryt. carb.-an.
 carb.-a7, cham. chin. con. hell. ign. nitr. nitr.-ae puis, spong.
 zinc
  1)  Dreams about the common affairs of the day, and other
 indifferent  things:  1) Bry. graph, lach. puis.  rhus. sil.   2)
 Anac. bell. cic. cin. croc. kal. lye. magn.-c. merc. natr.-m. n.-
vom.  phos.-ac. sassap. staph, sulph.
  m)  Confused dreams: 1) Chin. cic. croc, lye natr. puis.
stann. val.  2)  Aeon. alum, baryt.  bry.  cann. caust.  hell.
 magn.-aust. magn. phos. sil.
  n)  Dreams in a Avaking state: Aeon. arn. bry. cham.  hep.
ign. magn.-arct. mere, n.-vom. op. petr. rhab. sep. sil. stram.
 ul ph. 
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SLEEP, MOEP.ID.
  §  5.  a) Dreams about thieves and  robbers: 1) Magn-c.
mere natr. sil.   2) Alum. aur. bell. magn.-in. petr.  phos. ve>-
ratr. zinc.  About ghosts, demons, de.:  Alum, carb.-v. ign.
kal. lach. magn.-c natr. op. sassap. sep. spig. sil. sulph.  About
defunct persons, burials, Ac. :  1) Anac. ars. calc.  kal. magn.-
c phosph. phos.-ac. thuj.  2) Amm. arn. aur. bry. caust. con.
graph, magn.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom  op.  phos.-ae.  plat,  sulph.-ac.
  b) Dreams about  niisfen-tunes, adverse circumstances, cha-
grin, danger, Ac.:  Anac arn.  ars.   chin, graph. ie>d. kreas.
lye. n.-vom. phos. puis.   About  diseases: Amm. anac borax.
calc con. kal.  nitr. n.-vom. sil.   About quarrels, disputes:
Alum.  arn. baryt  bry. calc.  caust. cham. hep.  kal.  magn.-c
merc. n.-vom. phos. phos.-ae puis, stann. staph.  About Avar,
bloodshed: Amm -m. ferr. hep.  merc. plat spong. thuj. verb.
About murder: Amm.-m. calc. carb.-an. guaj.  ign. kal. natr.-
m. phos. petr. sil. staph.
  c) About animals, dogs, eats, Ac.:  1) Arn. puis.   2) Amm.
amm.-m. bell. calc. hyos  lye mere, n.-vom.  sil.  sulph. sulph.-
ac.   About serpents: Alum. kal. sil.  About  vermin, dc. :
Amm.  ars. calc. hell, mur.-ac. n.-vom. phos.
  d) About water and clanger of Avater :  Alum, amm.-m. ars.
dig. graph, ign. kal. magn.-c. magn.-m. mere nitr. sil.   Fire
and danger of fire : Alum, anac ars. calc hep. kreas. magn.-c.
magn.-m.  natr. natr.-m.  phos. rhod. rhus. spig. spong. sulph.
  § 6.   a) When the patient moans a good deal during sleep:
1) Caust. cham. chin. cin. ign. lach. lye nitr.-ac n.-vom. rhab.
2) Arn. ars. aur. bry. hyos ipec. magn.-c. mere mur.-ae natr.-
m. op.  phos. phos.-ae, rhab.  sulph. veratr.
  b) When he  starts a good deal: 1) Ars. bell. cham. graph.
hyos. kal. lach. lye merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. op. petr. puis. samb.
sec sil. sulph.  2) Arn. bry. calc. carb.-an.  caust chin. cupr.
dros. hep. ign. magn.-arct. inagn.-c. natr.  natr.-m. phos. rhus.
sep. A'eratr. zinc.
  c) For screams during sleep:  l)Bell. bry. cham. hep. puis.
rhab. rhus. sil.  sulph. zinc  2)  Arn.  aur. borax,  calc. caps.
carb.-an. caust.  cocc. croc graph, hep. lye;, magn.-c.  magn.-m.
natr. sop. staph, tart
  d) Talking eluring sleep: 1) Ars.  baryt. calc.  cham. ign.
n-vom. puis. sil.  sulph.  zinc.  2) Arn. calc. graph, kal. Ivc
magn.-c. mere natr.-m.  phos.  phos.-ac. plumb, rhab. rhus.
sabin. sep. spong. stann. tart. thuj.
  e) Weeping eluring sleep: 1) Cham.  ign.  kal. natr.-m. nitr.-
ac. n.-vom. puis.   2) Calc. earb.-an. caust kal. lye magn.-arct
magn.-c. phos. puis. sil. 
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   §  7.  When the patient snorts  a good  deal during sleep:
 1) Bell, camph. carb.-v. op. rhus.  sil.  stram.   2) Calc. caps.
 chain, chin. dros. dulc. hyos. ign. mur.-ac nitr.-ac puis. rhab.
 sulph.
   b) When the eyes  are  only half closed or entirely open :
 Bell.  caps.  chin,  coloc. hell. ign. ipec op. phos.-ac. samb.
 stram. sulph.
   e) Sleeping Avith the mouth open : Cham. dulc. ign. magn.-
 arct. magn.-aust.  merc. op. rhus. samb.  For chewing and
 swallowing during sleep :  Bry.. calc. ign.
   d) For  distorting one's features, quivering of the lips, dis-
 tortion  of the  eyes, and other convulsive motions  during
 sleep: Bell. bry.  cham. chin,  cocc helli hyos. ign. ipee op.
 phos.-ac. puis. rhab. rhus. samb. veratr.
   § 8.   Compare:  Sleeplessness and Sopor.

   SLEEPLESSNESS, Insomnia.
   § 1.   Generally  a mere symptom, though  in some cases
 the principal complaint ofthe patient, arising from an excess
 of irritation or  stimulation.   The principal  remedies for
 sleeplessness generally are:
   § 2.   1) Aeon. ars. bell. bry. calc. carb.-A'. chin. coff. con.
 graph, hep. hyos.  ign. kal.  lach. lye merc. natr. natr.-m. n.-
 vom. phos. puis. sep. sil. sulph.  2) Alum. anac. camph. caust.
 cin.  cocc.  ipec. led. magn.-arct.  magn.-c.  magn.-m. mosch.
 nitr.-ac.  op. phos.-ae plat. rhus. staph, sulph.-ac. thuj. veratr.
   §  3.   If sleeplessness be the only or principal symptom,
 give: Aeon. bell.  coff. hyos. ign. mosch. n-vom. op. puis.
   Particular indications:
   Aconite :  For sleeplessness caused by anxiety or alarming
 events, by  fear, fright, Ac.
   Belladonna :  The patient is sleepy, but is unable to sleep;
 Avith  great anguish, restlessness, frightful  visions, dread of
 things AA'hich are near him, Ac, or  A\hen the patient is really
 sleepy in the morning or evening, but no sleep folio ays.
   Coffea  : Sleeplessness caused by7 joy, or an  agreeable sur-
prise; or  suitable for  the  sleeplessness of children,  or for
sleeplessness  caused by long watching; also suitable to per-
sons that have indulged in excessive use of coffee.
   Hy7oscyamus : Sleeplessness from nervous excitement, espe-
cially after violent diseases,  or suitable to irritable and easily
excited individuals.
   Ignatia  : Sleeplessness caused by grief, care, sadness anx-
ious thoughts and depressing emotions. 
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  Mosc nus:  Sleeplessness from nervous excitement, Avithout
ary other ailment; suitable to hysteric or  hypochondriac in-
dividuals.
  Nux-vom. :  Sleeplessness  caused by excessive  thinking,
reading,  Ac, until late at night, or when causeel  by abuse of
coffee, or when  all sorts of ideas crowd  upon the person's
mind.
  Opium: Sleeplessness after emotions, such as f or, fright,
de.;  or  Avhen the patient is troubled with visions of ghosts,
strange figures, Ac, or suitable to old people.
  Pulsatilla:  Suitable  to individuals that have eaten too
much at  supper;  or Avhen the  sleeplessness is  attended with
orgasmus sanguinis,»congestion of blood to the head; heat,
causing anxiety, Ac
  S 4.  For the  sleeplessness of children,  -with crh's, colicky
pains, restless tossing  about, Ac, the  best remedies are: 1)
Acem. bell, chain, coff. jalap, rhab.; or, 2) Borax, cin.  ipec.
senn.
  Aconitum and Coitea : For great restlessness and feverish
heat.
  Belladonna :  The child  cries for days and  hours Avithout
any perceptible cause.
  Chamomilla:  Deserves a preference when the child com-
plains of sleeplessness, Avith headache and  otalgia.
  Jalappa : Suitable for  colic and  diarrhoea.
  Rhubarb : Suitable for frequent urging to stool, with tenes-
mus and colic
  § 5.  LTse  moreoA'er:
  a) For sleeplessness causeel by  pains which set in in the
evening or at night:  1) Ars. bry. calc. carb.-an. carb.-v. chin.
hep. lye n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus. sep. sulph.  2) Arn. bell.
caust. cocc graph, kal. merc. phos.-ac thuj.
  b) If caused by nervousness, mental excitement: 1) Calc.
chin. coff. hep. lach.  lye mosch. n.-vom. plat.  puis. sep.  2)
Borax, bry.  caust. cocc. con.  graph,  hyos. kal. magn.-arct.
phos.-ac. rhus. sil. spong.  staph, sulph.
  c) If causeel by nightly restlessness, agitation ofthe blood,
heat, Ac :  1) Aeon. bell.  bry. calc. carb.-v. cin. graph, kal.
lach. lye merc. n.-vom. phos.  puis. rhab.  senn. sep.  sil.  2)
Alum. amb.  ars  aur.  carb.-an. caust.  chin.  con.  maon.-c.
magn.-m. natr.-m. nitr.-ae op. rhus. sec thuj.
  d) If caused by j/ains:   1) Aeon.  alum. aur. bell. cham.
chin, coff hep. lach. lye. magn.-c. mere nitr.-ac.  puis. sil. sulph. 
                        smell, bad.                    409

2) Amm. ars. calc. carb.-v.  magn.-m. mur.-ac. natr.-m. phos.
rhus. sep.
   e) If by cold feet: Amm.-m. bry. carb.-v. kal. nitr.-ac. petr.
phos. sulph. zinc.
   §  6.   a) If the sleeplessness occur principally before mid-
night: 1) Alum. ars. bry. calc. carb.-v.  chin. con. graph, lach.
lye  merc. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.  phos.  puis. rhus. sep. sil.
sulph.  2) Anac.  arn. bell, borax,  carb.-an. caust.  hep. ign.
kal.  led.  magn.-c. magn.-m. mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac
op. phos.-ac.  plat, sassap. spig. staph, sulph.-ac. thuj.
   b)  If the patient wake soon after midnight, and be unable
to go to sleep again: 1) Ars.  caps.  coff. hep. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.
sil.  2) Aur.  bry. cann.  caust.  dulc.  graph, lach.  magii.-c.
natr.  phos.-ae sep. sulph.-ac.
   c)  Remaining awake  for hours  at  night,  and not being
able to go to  sleep again : 1) Natr.-m. phos. sep. sil. sulph
2) Ars. aur.  bell. calc. caust. dulc. graph, magn.-c. merc.
mur.-ae  natr. n.-vom. puis,  sassap. sulph .-ac
   d)  Sleeplessness the whole night:  1) Ars. chin.  cin. coff
con. hyos. magn.-c  mosch. n.-vom. op. rhus.  sil. sulph.  2)
Amm. aur. bell,  camph. carb.-v.  cham. clem,  coloc. dulc.
graph, hep. kreas. mere natr.-m. nitr.-ac. op.  phos. sec. spig.
squill, spong. sulph. sulph.-ac thuj.
   e) Great drowsiness, but  no sleep : 1) Bell. cham.  lach.  op.
phos. sep. 2)  Ars. bry. calc.  carb -\7. caust. chin. clem. cocc.
con. hep.  kal. magn.-aust. merc. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.  phos.-ac.
sulph. thuj.
   § 7.  For further particulars, see : " Symptomen-Codex."
   SMELL, BAD, OF  THE  MOUTH.
   § 1.  Though only a symptom,  yet  it  is of great impor-
tance in the selection of a  remedy, and generally points  to :
1) Arn. ars. aur. carb.-A'eg.  mere puis. sep. sulph.   2) Bell.
bry. cham. chin, dulc  hyos. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr.  rhus. sil.
stann.  3) Aeon. amb. anac. carb.-an. coff. graph, ipec. spig.
  § 2.  If affecting young girls at the  age of pubescence,
Aurum is generally suitable;  or, Bell. hyos. puis. sep.
  If perceived only in the morning, try: Arn.  bell, n.-vom.
sil. sulph.
  If after a meal: Cham, n.-vom. sulph.
  If in the evening and at night: Puis,  or Sulph.
  If caused  by abuse  of  Mercurg:  Aur.  carb.-veg. lach.
sulph. ; or, Arn. bell. hep.
   SMELL, EXCESSIVE SENSITIVENESS and illusions
                18 
410        SOFTENING OF THE SleiMACH.—SOPOR.

of.—Principal remedies:  1) Aur. bell, calc graph, lye. magn.-
arct, n.-vom.  phosph. sep. sulph.   2) Aeon, chain, chin. coff.
he]), puis.
   For great sensitiveness, give :  1) Aur. bell. con. graph, he1]).
lye phosph. phos.-ac. plumb, sil. sulph.  2) Aeon, baryt. chain.
coff. con. kal.  n.-vom. se]).
   Fe>r illusions of snail, such as of bad eggs, putrid sub-
stances, decaged cheese,  manure, or  generally for bad and
J'i (id smell, give:  Aur.  bell.  calc. magn.-arct. men. mere-.
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosph. at rat.  Vox smell as of chalk or day:
Calc. magn.-arct.  As  of herrings: Agu.  bell.   As  of j/itch,
or  tar:  Ars.  con.  As  of sour things:  Alum.  As of old
coryza: Graph, ars. sul; h.  As of sw, etish things : Aur.  As
of Sulphur, or burning  s/tonge,  or guu/x/wd, r: Anac. ars.
calc graph, n.-vom.  As of  burnt or burning substances:
Anac. aur.  graph,  n.-vom. sulph.

   SOFTKNIXG  OF  THE  STOMACH,  gastp.omai.aoia.
   We  may try:  1) Calc  2) Ant. ars. baryt.  carb.-veg. n.-
vom. puis,  sulph.,  Ac*

   SOPOR, Somnolence, Catapiiora, Coma,  Coma  vigil,
LlTHARe'Y, Ac.
   § 1.  These various states being all characterized by a dis-
position to sleep betAveen the regular hours of sleep, Ave Avill
comprehend them under the same head, and first indicate the
general remedies for this  condition.   They are:  1) Ant. bell.
bry. calc. carb.-veg. con. croc lach. n.-vom. op. phosph. phos.-
ae puis. rhus.  sep. sulph.  tart.   2)  Aeon. anac.  arn. ars.
camph. carb.-an. caust. chin.  cin.  coloc. graph, hell. hep. kal.
laur. magn.-arct. merc. mosch. natr. natr.-m. sabad. samb. sec.
sil. strain, veratr.  3) Amm.  amm.-m. cann. dig. ferr.  niagn.-
e magn.-m. merc. nitr.-ac. petr.
   § 2.  Give: a)  for common drowsiness in the  day-time:
1) Bell. calc. carb.-veg. chin. con. graph, hep. kal. lach. mere:
natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. sulph.   2) Amm. amm.-m. anac
bry. cann.  caust. cham. cin. dig. ferr.  magn.-c. magn.-m. nitr.-
ac puis, sabad. sep. sil. stram. zinc.
   b)  For  droAvsiness  after  rising in the morning, or in the
forenoon:  1)  Ant. calc.  carb.-veg.  graph,  hep.  natr. natr.-m.
n.-vom. phosph. phos.-ac.  sep. sulph.   2) Caust.  con.  magn.-
arct magn.-m. merc. puis. rhus. sil. spig. sulph.-ac. tart. zinc.
   c) DroAvsiness after dinner, or  in the afternoon : Y) Chin.
* Also Kreasotum.—Hcmpel. 
SOPOR.
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graph,  lach. n.-vom.  phosph. rhus.  sulph.   2) Aeon. agar.
amm. anac. baryt, carb.-veg. chin. croc. kal. natr. natr.-m. n.-
mosch  phos.-ac. puis. ruta. sil. staph.
   d) Early in the evening : 1) Ars. bell, calc con. croc. kal.
lach. n.-vom. phos.-ac. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Amm.-m. anac. arn.
cin. cycl. natr.. nitr.-ac. phosph. rhus. ruta, sep. thuj.
   e) For excessive  sleepiness, drunk Avith sleep:  Bell. bry.
camph. carb.-veg. coff.  eon.  croc, magn.-arct. n.-mosch. op.
phosph. phos.-ac. puis. tart.
   § 3.   a) Sopor, or constant somnolence, generally requires:
1) Bell, croc lach. n.-mosch. n.-vom. op. puis.  tart, veratr.  2)
Ant. arn. ars. baryt. bry. camph. cham. cocc.  con. croc. cupr.
hell. hep. hyos. laur. led. magn.-arct. merc phosph.  phos.-ac.
plumb, rhus. samb.  sec.  sep. stram.
   b) Coma somnolentum, cataphora, earns:  1) Bell. led. n.-
mosch. op. n.-mosch.  2) Ant. baryt. camph. carb.-veg. cham.
con. croc.  hep.  laur.  magn.-arct. n.-vom. phosph.  phos.-ac.
plumb, puis. sec. stram. tart, veratr.
   c) Coma vigil, agryp>nocoma, typhomania : 1) Ars. bell.
cham.  cocc. hep. hyos. lach. n.-vom. op.   2) Aeon, anac ant,
bry. ign. laur. magn.-arct. phosph. spong. sulph. A'eratr.
   d)  lethargy, lethargies, veternus, Avith feA'er and delirium :
1) Bell. lach. op. stram.   2) Ant. bry. cham. carb.-veg. mere
plumb, puis. tart.
   § 4.   Particular indications :
   Aconite : Stupid droAvsiness,  hot head,  dilated pupils,
cold hands  and feet, feeble, quick pulse, or feeble and sIoav.—
Hempel.
   Baryta : Stupid sleep, with restlessness, moaning and mut-
tering, insensible pupils, feeble and quick pulse.
   Belladonna:  Deep or long sleep, with immobility, sub-
sultus  tendinum, pale and cold face, cold hands, small  and
quick pulse, moaning, convulsive motions  and tAvitehings of
the limbs, Ac.;  hunger ; furious look on Avaking;  burning
heat anel dryness of the mouth after the  paroxysm.  (Suita-
ble before or after Lach., or after Op.)
   Chamomilla: Suitable to children, for  great restlessness,
tossing about; sudden starting from sleep ; jactitation ofthe
limbs ; shortness of breath, feverish heat and redness, at times
on one, at times on the other cheek ;  screams, colic, greenish
diarrhoea, Ac
  Lachesis : Long sleep, or alternation  of sopor and sleep-
lessness ;  or, deep  sleep, Avith grinding of teeth, tremulous
and intermitting or completely suppressed pulse. 
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SORE SKIN. — SORE THROAT.
   Nux-voai.: Deep sleep, -with sudden starting, sighing, loud
 snoring, bleareved, dimness of sight, depression ofthe lower
 javr, ptyalism, Ac.
   Opium: Dee]) sleep, Avith open and distorted eyes; reel and
 bloated face, depression  of the lower  jaw, loss of conscious-
 ness ;  heavy, sIoav  and intermitting breathing; sIoav or com-
 pletely suppressed pulse;  convulsive  motions of all the ex-
 tremities, facial muscles  and corners of the mouth, Ac.
   Pulsatilla :  Constant  droAvsiness, loss  of consciousness,
 delirium, heat and restlessness,  tossing  about, involuntary
 motions  of the mouth, hands and fingers,  Ac.   (Suitable after
 Cham. or. Tart.)
   Compare: Sleep, Apoplexy, Typhus, Meningitis,  Ac

   SORE SKIN, Intertrigo.
   Principal remedies:   1)  Cham. chin, graph, ign. lye. puis.
 sep, sulph.  2) Aeon. arn. bell. calc. carb.-v. caust  he]), mang.
 merc. oleand. petr. phos. phos.-ae. ruta. sulph.-ac
   Soreness of full grown  persons in  the summer season, is
 frequently cured  by: Arn. carb.-v. n.-vom. lye. sulph.
   Beel-sores require: Arn. carb.-v.  chin, plumb, sulph.-ac.
   Soreness ofthe ni/qles: 1) Arn. sulph. ; or, 2) Calc.  caust.
 cham.  graph, lye. n.-vom. sep.
   Soreness of children :  1) Aeon. cham. lye sulph.; or, 2)
 Chin, graph,  ign. mere puis. ruta.  sep.   If chammomile-tea
 had previously been used in quantities, give: Ign. or Puis.

   SORE THROAT,  Angina faucium.
   § 1.  Principal  remedies:   1)  Aeon. bell. cham.  lach.
 merc.  n.-vom. puis.  2) Baryt. bry.  caps. chin.  cic. coccul.
 coff. dulc. ign. rhus. sabad.  sep. sulph. veratr..  3) Alum. amm.
 ars. calc canth.  carb.-v. gran.? kreas.? lye  mang. nitr.-ac.
 n.-mosch. seneg. staph, thuj.
   § 2. Common sore throat Avithout fever, as occurs frecpient-
ly after a cold, generally yields to:  1)  Bell. merc.   2) Cham.
n.-vom. puis, sulph.
   Acute  angina requires:  1) Aconite when there is fever;
after Avhich may be given :  2) Bell. bry. cham. coff. ign. mere:.
n.-vom. puis,  rhus.; or, 3) Ars. baryt. canth. caps.  chin, dulc
hep. lach. mang. staph.
   Chronic or habitual angina requires: 1) Alum, baryt. calc.
carb.-v. hep. lach. lye sep.  sulph.   2) Bell. chin. mang. natr.-
m. nitr.-ac n.-vom. sabad. seneg. staph, thuj.
  § 3.   As regards varieties, give  for  simjde  catarrhal or 
SORE throat.
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 rheumatic angina: 1) Bell. cham. merc. n.-vom. puis, sulph.
 2) Aeon. carb.-a7, caps. dulc. hep.  rhus. seneg.
   Bhlegmonous angina, Avith  inflammation and SAvelling of
 the  affected parts, requires :  1)  Aeon. bell. hep. ign. mere.
 n.-vom.  sulph. ;  or, 2) Alum,  baryt.  calc. canth.  coff.  lach.
 sep. thuj.
   For polypus or membranous inflammation of the fauces,
 prescribe:  Alum.  bell.  chin.  hep. merc.  puis, spong.;  and
 Aeon. Avhen there is fever.
   For croup, (see:  Croup.)
   Gangrenous angina indicates:   1) Amm. ars. lach.; or, 2)
 Con. euphorb. kreas. merc. sulph.
   § 4.  As regards external causes, give :
   a) For angina after acute exanthemata, such as, scarlatina,
 measles, variola, dec.: Ars. bar.-c. bell,  carb.-v.  ign. mere
 puis.
   b) After abuse of Mercury :  Arc. bell, carb.-v. hep. lach.
 lye staph, sulph.
   c) After  a cold:  Bar.-c. bell. bry.  cham. coff. dulc. ign.
 lach. merc. n.-vom. puis, sulph.
   d) In consequence of syphilis :  1) Merc, nitr.-ac. thuj.; or,
 2) Carb.-v.  lach.  phos.
   e) In consequence of wounds or injuries  by foreign bodies,
 splinters, Ac, Avhich have got  into the throat:  1) Aeon. bell.
 chain, cic. ign. or mere;   or,  2) Carb.-v. con.  nitr-ac.  puis.
 sulph.-ac.
   § 5.   Symptomatic indications:
   Belladonna : For almost every kinel of angina, especially
 A\'hen the following symptoms are present:  Sore pains, scrap-
 ing, sensation of thickness,  burning or stinging in the throat,
 especially during deglutition;   pains Avhich extend into the
 ears; contraction and spasmodic  constriction  ofthe feiuces,
 Avith constant desire to SAA7alloAA', or else difficult,  almost im-
 possible deglutition; absence of thirst or else violent thirst,
 Avith aversion  to drink, or Avith  inability  to drink,  because
 the liquid returns by the nostrils;  \7ivid, frequently yellowish
 redness of the affecteel parts, Avithout SAvelling ; or swelling
 and  inflammatory redness of the velum palati, uvula or ton-
 sils,  even Avith suppuration ;  rapidly spreading ulcers;  profuse
 accumulation of  viscid, Avhitish mucus  in the throat, mouth,
 and  on  the  tongue; ptyalism;  swelling of the muscles  and
 cervical  glands; violent  fever, Avith  hot,  red and  bloated
face; violent aching  pain  in the  forehead; whining mood 
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SORE THROAT.
and obstinacy.  (Compare Mercury, Avhich is sometimes  in-
dicateel before anel after Jill.)
   Chamomilla:  Suitable to children, or AA-hen the disease is
occasioned by suppression or interruption of the  cutaneous
action;  or for:  swelling  of the parotid or submaxillary
glands, or tonsils;  stitching, burning pains, or sonsatfon as if
a foreign body Avere sticking  in the throat ;  dark redness of
the  affected  parts;  inability te) swallow solids,  especially
Avhen lying; tliirst, Avith dry  mouth and throat ;  tickling in
the larynx, AA'ith cough ; roughness, hoarse  voice ; fever  te)-
Avards evening, Avith alternation of  heat and  chilliness ; red
cheeks, or only  one  cheek red ;  great restlessness, tossing
about, crying, moaning.
   h.Ae-HESis:  Bell, and J fere,  being  insufficient, for: sore
pain, burning and dry throat, at one spot or  all over  as  far
as  the ears,  larynx,  tongue, nose, gums,  -with  soffocative
breathing, ptyalism, Ac.; swelling, redness and swelling  of
the  tonsils  and  velum; constant  desire to  swallow,  with
spasms in the throat, or Avith  sensation  as  if a  bun]) were
sticking in the throat; aversion to drink, the liquid freepient-
ly returning  by the  nose;  aggravation  in  the  fffternoon,
morning, or after sleeping, also  by contact ;  relief  by eating.
   Mercurius:  Frequently in  alternation Avith  11II., for:
violent stitches  in the throat  and tonsils,  especially  when
SAvalloAving, the stitches extending tothe parotid glands, ears
and submaxillary glands; burning in the throat, with  sore-
ness ; swelling, and intense inflammatory redness ofthe  affect-
ed  parts;  elongation  of  the  uvula;  constant  desire  te)
swalloAA7,  Avith  sensation as  of a lump in  the throat that
ought to be sAvalloAved down; difficult deglutition, esjieeially
as regards  drinks, Avhich frequently return  by the nostrils ;
bad taste in the mouth ; ptyalism ;  swelling ofthe gums anel
tongue; suppuration  of the tonsils, or  slowly spreading  ul-
cers in the throat; aggravation at night, or  in the evening,
or in the oj)en air and  when talking;  chill towards evening,
or alternation of chilliness and heat; SAveat, Avithout  relief;
rheumatic, tearing or draAving pains in the head and nape of
the neck.
   .Nux-vom.:  Frequently after Chant., or suitable  to thin,
biliems  and choleric  individuals,  or perseins  of a sanguine
temperament, esjieeially for:  scraping  and sore pain in the
throat, particularly Avhen swallowing or taking an inspiration;
pain eluring emptg deglutition, as if the pharynx Avere con-
tracted, or as if a plug were sticking in the throat; stitcher 
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 extending to the  inner  ears, especially  AA'hen  swallowing;
 SAvelling  of  the uvula, palate and  tonsils ;  or  sensation of
 swelling,  with stitcb.es and pressure ; dry cough, AA'ith head-
 ache and pains  in  the hypochondria Avhen  coughing; small
fetid ulcers in the mouth and throat
   Pulsatilla :  Suitable to females and  persons of a bland
 and phlegmatic  temper,  for:  bluish  redness  of the throat,
 tonsils or uvula,  Avith  sensation of SAvelling in  these parts, or
 sensation of a lump  in the  throat; scraping, soreness  and
 dryness in the throat, Avithout thirst; stitches in the throat,
 especially betAveen the  acts  of deglutition, AA'ith  pressure
 and tension during empty deglutition, chill towards  evening,
 Avith increase of soreness; varicose  swelling of  the cervical
 veins;  accumulation  of tenacious mucus  on  the  affected
 parts.
   § 6.   Give moreover:
   Aconitum : Fen-violent fever, AA'ith dry heat, red  cheeks,
 restlessness, despair ;  dark redness ofthe affected parts, Avith
 troublesome  and  painful  deglutition;   burning,  choking,
 creeping  and contraction of the throat; painful  sensitiveness
 ofthe throat when talking;  burning thirst.
   Bryonia : Painful sensitiveness of the throat to contact,
 and Avhen turning  the head; painful and troublesome swal-
 loAving, as if a hard body were sticking in the throat; stitches,
 soreness and dry feeling in the throat, rendering talking diffi-
 cult; fiwer, Avith or Avithout  thirst, or chilliness and feeling
 of coldness; irritable mood.
   Capsicum : Fever,  Avith chill  and  thirst, and subsequent
 heat;  aching pains with spasmodic constriction ofthe throat;
 soreness  and ulceration  of  the  mouth and throat; painful
 cough ; constant desire to lie doAA'n and sleep, Avith dread of
 the open  air  and cold.
   Coffea : Coryza, irritation in the throat, inducing cough;
 sleeplessness, heat, whining and moaning; SAvelling of the
 velum and elongation of the uvula ; the affected parts  are
 very sensitive; short,  dry7 cough, Ac
   Hepar: After Bell, or J fere,  for: dryness,  sensation of a
 lump, or  stitches in the throat,  as from splinters, especially
 when swalloAving, coughing, breathing or  turning the head;
 painful scraping, difficult  deglutition,  pressure in the throat
 with danger of suffocation1; swelling ofthe tonsils.
   Ignatia: Red and  inflammatory SAvelling of the palate or
 tonsils ; sensation as of a lump in the throat,  or stitches ex
 tending  to the  inner  ears, especially betAveen  the  acts of 
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SORE THROAT.
deglutition, AA'ith burning or sore pain Avhen sAvalloAving;  it
is more difficult  to  swalloAV liquids than  soliels; the umsils
are hard or covered with little ulcers.   (Compare:   Cham.
mix.-a. puis.;  or, Bell, mere sulph. hep.)
   Rhus tox. :  Bryonia  being  insufficient; rather whining
disposition; pressure anel stitches during d, glut it ion ; heat-
ing pain at the base ofthe pharynx ;  sensation of contraction
in the throat during deglutition ; sensation of swelling in the
throat, Avith contusive pain even  Avhen talking.
   Sulphur:  Swelling of the throat, tonsils eu- uvula ; scrap-
ing and drgness, sore pain ; burning and stitching  in  the
throat, during and between the acts of deglutition ; pressure
in the throat as from a lump, or painful sensation of contrac-
tion ;  Avith  difficult deglutition;  SAvelling  of" the  cervical
glands.
   § 7.  Try moreover:
   ^EseuLUs-HiP.: Constricted sensation, causing  a disposition
to haAvk ;  dryness and burning in the throat, Avhen SAvallow-
ing, Avith raAV feeling; scraping sensation in the  throat;  fre-
quent call  to expectorate mucus,  which becomes Avatery ;
stinging and burning in the soft  palate anel posterior nares ;
great congestion  of tonsils  anel soft palate, Avith  constant
aching distress and constant inclination to swalloAV.
   Alumina:  RaAvness and soreness in the throat and mouth,
which feel SAVollen, AA'ith sensation of spasmodic constrict ion ;
salivation  and imposibility to swalloAV or to open the mouth,
Avhen neither Bell, nor mere did help.
   Apis-mel. :  Contraction and erosion  in the throat in the
morning;  sensation  of ra\vness and  scalding all around the
margin of the tongue ; rawness, burning and blisters on the
edge of the tongue, accompanied Avith  stinging pains ;  red
and fiery appearance of the buccal cavity, Avith painful tender-
ness;  frequent inclination to  SAvalloAV, but the act is attended
AA'ith some difficulty ; erysipelatous appearance of the tonsils
and fauces.
   Arum-tryphyllum : Rapid  SAvelling of the  tongue, with
prickling and  burning pains; oedema glottidis;  mercurial or
idiopathic salivation ;  inflammation  ofthe mucous follicles of
the throat, Avith exudation of mucus ; constant haAvking, and
profuse secretion from the diseased tissues ; enlargement of
the tonsils.                      .
   Cactus: Constriction of the throat,-Avhich excites the fre-
quent  SAvallowing of saliva; constriction of the  oesophagus, 
SORE THROAT.
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which  prevents  swallowing, he must drink a great quantity
of Avater to force it doAvn in the stomach.
  Cimicifuga :   Dry spot in the throat, causing cough ; dry-
ness of the  pharynx and inclination  to SAvalloAV during the
night; soreness  of the throat  when sAvalloAving; unpleasant
fullness in the throat; inflammation of the uvula and palate.
  Gelseminum:  Pain on SAvallowing, going up into the ear,
spasm  of the glottis ; dryness, irritation and  soreness of the
fauces ; difficult swalloAving ;  paralytic  dysphagia;  painful
sensation  of something  having  lodged  in the  oesophagus;
burning in the oesophagus, from the mouth to the stomach ;
spasmodic pains in oesophagus; hawking up of bloody water.
  Hydrastis : The mucous membrane of the fauces studded
with round protuberant spots of a red color, as if injected
Avith blood, AA'ith aggrewation from the least exposure to cold ;
mercurial salivation ; syphilitic  angina;  ulceration  of  the
mucous membranes of the throat.
  Lachnanthes :  Great dryness in the throat, especially at
night,  AA'hen waking, accompanied by much cough; sensation
of swelling in the left side ofthe throat; dryness, Avith sleep-
lessness, folloAvecl by hoarseness.
  Phytolacca :  Sensation in the  pharynx like that caused
by eating choke-pears ; soreness of the throat and a feeling
Avhen  SAvalloAving saliva, as if  a  lump had formed there;
soreness of the  posterior fauces and  apparent  extension  of
the irritation into the eustachian tubes;  SAvelling of the soft
palate and  tonsils;  feeling as if a  ball of red hot iron had
lodged in the fauces and the Avhole length of the oesophagus,
A\'hen  SAvalloAving; sensation  as if the trachea Avere being
strongly grasped ; hawking  to  rid the throat and posterior
nares of mucus,  Avhich relieves the choked feeling;  sensation
of  scraping and raAvness in the throat and tonsils.
  Sanguin aria: Ulcerated  sore throat;  chronic dryness in
the throat  and sensation of SAvelling in the  larynx and ex-
pectoration of thick mucus;  aphonia, with  swelling of the
throat; continual severe cough  Avithout expectoration, Avith
pain in the head  and circumscribed  redness of the cheeks;
tormenting cough, Avith exhaustion; feeling of dryness in the
throat, not diminished by drinking.
  § 8.  As regards symptoms, give:
  a) When the  velum is principally affected : 1) Aeon. bell.
coff. lach.  merc.  natr.-m.  phos. phos.-ac. 2) Arg. carb.-v,
stram  sulph.
18* 
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SORE THROAT.
  b) When the  uvtda:  \) Bell. calc. carb.-v. coff. mere n.-
A'oni. puis.   2) Caust. iod. he. natr.-m. sil. sul]>h.
  c) When the tonsils: 1) Bell. lach. mere  2) Amm. chain.
ign. n.-vom. puis, staph.  3) Alum, baryt. calc. hep. lye. nitr.-
ae phos. sej). sulph. thuj.
  d) When the larynx is involved : Aeon. ars. bell.  bry. carb.-
veg. dros. hep.  iod. n.-vom, phosph. spemg.
  e) When the o'so/thagus : Amm. ars. asa. canth. carb.-veg.
coccul. lach. natr.
  f) When the fa aces : Alum. bell, carb.-veg. ign. lach. mere.
n.-vom. jdio^ph. puis, sulph.
  § <J.  a)  For burning  pains:  Alum.  ars. bell, carb.-veg.
lach. mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. puis. rhus. seneg.
  b) Aching:  Alum,  caust. hep. mere nitr.-ac. phosph. puis.
sep. sulph.
  c) Sensation of swelling, Avithout any  swelling being  pre-
sent : Chin.  lach. nitr.-ae.  puis, sulph.
  d) For tickling and titillation:  Carb.-veg. lach.  sej).
  e) For sera//ing and roughness: 1) Aeon. amm. carb.-veg.
n.-vom. phosph. puis, sulph.  2) Alum. ars.  caust. con. graph.
sabad. sep.
  f) Sensation as of a plug, lump, cue, in the throat: 1) Bell.
cham. ign. lach. mere  natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, sulph.   2) Amm.
caust. nitr.-ac. sep.
  g) Tearing pains: Amm. ars. iod. lye
  h) Pains as if raw anel sore :  1) Alum._cale earb.-veg. caust
ign. lach. mere mur.-ac nitr.-ac. phosph.  puis. sep.   2) Annii.
caps, earb.-an. greiph. kal. lye n.-vom. phos.-ae. sep. staph.
  i)  Cutting pains: Puis. sep.  stann.
  k) Stitching pains :  1) Aeon. bell. ign. mere puis.  2) Calc.
cham. hep. lach. lye natr.-m. nitr.-ae sulph. thuj.
  1)  Sensation of contraction :  1) Bell. dros. puis. rhus. sulph.
2) Alum. calc. carb.-veg. caust, chin, natr.-m. veratr.
  m) Constrictive sensation and spasm in the fauces :  1) Bell.
ign.  n.-vom. stram. sulph.   2) Alum.  ars. caps,  carb.-veg.
coccul. con. natr.-m. sabad. seneg. veratr.
  § 10.  a) For swelling of the affected  parts:  1) Amm. bell.
calc lach. mere n.-vom. staph.  2) Alum, baryt chain, chin.
coff. graph,  hep. lye. nitr.-ac. phosph. sabad. sil. sulph. thuj.
  b) Suppuration : Bell.  lach. hep. merc
  c) Ulcers in the throat:  1) Alum. bell. ign. lach. mere
natr.-m. nitr.-ae n.-vom. thuj.   2) Borax, calc staph.
  d) Bedness: 1)  Acem.  alum. amm. bell, chain,  ign. merc.
n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2) Baryt. coff. hep.  lach. lye  staph. 
                         SPASMS,                      419

  e) Profuse secretion of mucus :  Alum. bell. calc. caps, caust
chain, chin. con. ign. kal. lach. lye n.-vom. phosph. puis, seneg.
staph, sulph.
  f) Mucous lining on the  affected parts: Bell, canth. chin.
mere plumb, puis.
  g) Btyalism:  1) Aeon. bell. chin.  merc. n.-vom. phosph.
puis. rhus. sulph.  2) Alum. amb. ant. arg. bry. calc. chain.
ign. lach. lye. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. sep.  sil.
  h) Dryness of the mouth and throat: Aeon. bell. bry. calc.
cham. ign. merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosph. puis. rhus. seneg.
sep. sil. sulph.
  i)  Varicose condition of the throat: Carb.-A7eg. puis,
  k) Soreness: Alum. amb. earb.-A'eg. graph, kal. lach. merc.
mez. mur.-ac nitr.-ac. phos.  phos.-ac sabad. sil.
  § 11.  a) For constant desire to SAvallow:  1) Bell. cham.
ign.  lach. lye n.-vom. phosph. puis.  2)  Alum. calc. caps.
caust. chin,  con- kal.  seneg.  staph, sulph.
  b) Bain fid deglutition : Bell. bry. hep. mere, n.-vom. phosp1-:.
puis. rhus. sep. staph, thuj.
  c) Pain during empty  deglutition:  Bry. coccul. lach. hep.
merc. n.-vom. puis. rhus.  sulph.
  d) Pain Avhen  SAvalloAving food: Alum, baryt. bry. cham
he]), nitr.-ac n toiii.  phosph. rhus. sep. sulph.
  e) Difficulty in swallowing liquids : Bell, canth. cupr. ign.
iod. lach. merc. natr.-m. phos. sil.
  f) Deglutition being altogether prevented or rendered very
difficult:   1) Aeon. bell, canth. hyos. lach.  lye merc. strain.
2) Alum. amm. ars. bry.  calc. canth. earb.-veg. caust. cham.
cic. cin. con. cupr.  dros.  hep. ign. n.-vom. phosph.  phos.-ac.
puis. sep.  sil.
  g) Pain not increased by SAvallowing: 1) Ign.  2) Alum. amb.
caps, graph, lach. mere mez. n.-vom, puis, spong. stann. staph.
  §  12.  Compare:  Stomacace, Ptyalism, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Cough, Ac

  SPASMS, Convulsions.
  §  1.  We have arranged under one head the various spas-
modic affections, such as catalepsy, epilepsy, chorea, hysteric
convulsions, eclampsia, tetanus, Ac,  because they frequently
indicate the same remedy, provided the secondary symptoms
correspond  to it.  The  reader  is thus enabled to discover
more easily the  cbaraeteristic indications for the respective
remedies.
  §  2.  Principal  remedies for spasmodic  affections.  1) 
420                      SPASMS.

Bill, calc caust. cham. cupr. hgos. ign. ipee lach. n.-vom. op.
sil. stram. sulph.  2) Aeon. agn. arn. ars. camph. cic. eitr. cocc.
croc mere mosch. plat.  rhus. stann. veratr. zinc.  3) .\gar.
arg. caul, ceras  cimicif.  cypriped.  eupat.-arom.  gels.  hell.
lachn. laur. lob.  phyt.  scutch verat.-vir. zizia.   4) Cact elie>s-
cor. erech. hedeom. pod.
  § 3.  BEeENT spasais require: Aeon. ang. arn. bell, camph.
caul. cham. cic cimicif. eitr. croc gels,  hyosc. ign. ipec. merc.
mosch.  n.-vom.  op. rhus.  scutel.  strain,  verat.-alb.  verat.-
vir.
  For chronic spasmodic affections : Ars. calc. caust. cupr.
lach. plat. sil. stann. sulph. zinc., unless Bell, cocc cn>c hyos.
mere n.-vom. rhus. strain, verat. should be indurated.
  § 4.   a) For catalepsy: 1) Bell. cham. ipec. natr.-m. plat.
stram.  2) Aeon.  agar, cieait. hyosc.  mosch. verat.-alb.   3)
Asa camph. coloc elros. ign. merc. op. petr.
  b) For cne)REA : 1)  Hell.  caul, caust. ceras.  cimicif. cyprip.
cham. t-ic. cupr. eupat.-ar.  gels, hyosc  ign.  laur. natr.-m. n.-
vom. sep. strain, zinc.   2) Ars. asa. chin. cin. e-off. chile iod.
puis, sabin. scuttel.  sib verat.-vir.   3) Agar, electr. sec:, stict.
  c) For eclampsia: 1)1111. caul, caust. cham. cic cupr. hyos.
ign. ipec. kal. mosch. n.-vom. plat,  verat.-vir.  2) Cin.  magn.-
c n.-mosch.  phos. stram.  3) Arg. cauth. hell, nitr.-ae. sil.
sulph.
  el) For epilepsy : 1) Bell. calc. caul, caust. corn, cu/n: cyprip.
hyosc. ign. lach. n.-vom. op. sil. sulph.   2) Agar, arg.-n. ars.
camph. cic. cin. hep. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. plumb,  pod. see. sej). sil.
stann. strain, verat.-vir. zizia. 3) A mm.-brom. arg. chain, cove.
dig. elros. gal gymnoe? lachn.? mere  petr. jmls. polyg. tart.
valer. verat.-alb.   Recent attacks  of  epilepsy frequently
yield to: Bell, camph. ign. n.-vom. op.;  Chronic cases re-
quire : 1) Sulph.   2) Calc. caust. cupr.  sil.  3)  Bell. hop. lach.
or some other remedy.  During  the attack Camp, (tine-t.
fort, as olfaciens) is of great service.
  e) For  epilepsy avith consciousness:  1) Cin. stram.   2)
Camph. canth. magn.-c. n.-mosch. n.-vom. plat.  3) Ang. ars.
bell. hell. kal. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  phos.  sulph.   4) Calc. caust
hyosc lye. mere mur.-ae sep. sil.
  f) Tetanus generally sets in in consequence  of Avounds,
poisoning, and points to the following remedies: 1) An«\ bell.
bry. camph. cham. cic. gels. ign. ipec. mosch. n.-vom. nymph.
op. plat. sec. stram. verat.-vir.  2) Aeon. arn. cann. canth. cin.
cocc grat. hyosc. lach. laur. rhus. scuttel. stann.
  § 5.   Convulsions of children reepiire: Aeon, ars cait.T. 
spasms.
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cham.  cic. cin. coff cupr. gels. hy7osc.  ign. ipec. lach. merc.
n.-Arevm. op plat, pod. stann. stram. sulph. zinc.   If caused by
dentition: Bell. calc. cham. cin. ign. pod. stann. sulph.  If
by 'worms: Cic. cin. hyosc. ign. merc. sulph.
   Hysteric females principally require :  1) Aur. bell. caul.
ceras. cimicif. cocc. corn, cyprip. gels. ign. ipec. mosch. scutel.
stram. verat.-alb.   2) Bry. calc. caust.  cham. con. eupat.-ar.
hedeom. magn.-c.  magn. m. plat, polyg. sec. sep  stann. stict.
sulph.   If the spasms depend upon the  menses : caul, cimicif
cocc coff. cupr. ign. puis., and spasms of lying-in toomen re-
quire: 1) Bell. cham. cic. hyosc. ign.  2)  Cupr. plat. sil.  3)
Alet caul, cimicif. hedeom. veratr.-vir.
   §  6.   If the spasms  depend upon avounds or other ex-
ternal' injuries, give : 1) Arn. or ang.  2) Puis. rhus. sulph.
   Spasms caused by fright or some other emotions, require:
Chain, cupr. hyosc. ign. n.-vom. op. plat.   In a case of epilepsy
after fright Artem. has been given Avith success.
   Spasms caused  by onanism or  other debilitating  concus-
sions ofthe  nerves, require:  1) Calc. lach. n.-vom. sil. sulph.
2) arn.  chin,  phos.-ac
   If caused by  abuse of  narcotics: (Wine; opium;  beer,
adulterated Avith  bell. cocc. Ac. ;  tobacco) give : bell. cham.
eitr. coff. cupr. hyosc.  ign. n.-vom. op., Ac,
   If causeel by retrocession of some  eruption : Ars. calc.
caust. ipec. lach. n.-vom. stram. sulph.
   If by a cold, or by suppression of the cutaneous secretions:
Aeon. bell. cham.  chin.  cic. lach. n.-vom. sil., Ac.
   If by mercurial a'apors :  Bell, stram.—If by the vapors
of copper or  arsenic:   Camph. mere.—GiAe  ars. for copper
and  cupr. for arsenic.
   §  7,8.  Symptomatic indications:
   Belladonna:  For tetanus, trismus, hysteric spasms, con-
vulsions of little  children, eclampsia, chorea, epilepsy7, Ac.;
A\rhen the convulsions commence in  the  upper extremities,
Avith creeping and feeling  of rigidity in the same, twitching
of one  or more of the extremities, esjieeially of the  arms;
convulsive motion of the mouth, facial muscles and eyes ;
congestion of blood to the head, Avith vertigo, dark-red, hot
and  bloated face, or Avith pale and cold face and shuddering;
photophobia; distorted or  staring  eyes, dilateel  pupils;
spasms  in the larynx  and fauces, with  inability to SAvallow
and  Avith danger of suffocation; foam at the mouth ;  involun-
tary passage  of faeces, or diarrhoeic  stools Avith  undigested
food; oppression of the chest and  anxious breathing; the 
422                      SPASMS.

spasms arc excited again by the least touch or the least con-
tradiction : stupefaction  or  complete b ss of con-Tiousm>ss ;
sleeplessness  bet ween  the paroxysms, with  re'stb'ss tossing
about; deep or comatose sleep, Avith smiling and  distortion
of features ; sudden starting from sleep, Avith a cry ; obstinate,
weeping; malicious desire to bite and  tear  everything; or
great anxiety, fear, frightful  visions.  (Comp. Cham, llyos-
cyam. Ign. O/t. Strum.
  Causticum :  Epileptic convulsions, chorea, St.Yiti, with
screams,  violent movements of the extremities, grinding of
the  teeth, laughing  or Aveojmig,  involuntary or  frequent
emission   of urine f cold Avater  brings the paroxysms  on
again.
  Chamomilla : For spasms of children and lying-in females,
when characterized by :  Stretching ofthe limbs, convulsions
of the extremities,  eyes, eyelids  and  tongue;  convulsive1
starting during sleep; red, bloated face, or one cheek is red
and the other pale ;  elry and burning heat ofthe skin ;  with
burning  thirst ;  hot  sweat on the forehead anel hairy scalp;
anguish,  moaning  and lamenting ; anxious, hurried, rattling
breathing; dry  and rattling,  short  cough;  colicky pains,
distended abdomen, diarrhceic, green stools.  (Ce>m.:   Belt.
igu. J
  Cuprum:  For  convulsions of children, tonic  spasms, epi-
lepsy, St.  Vitus'dance; and for: convulsions commencing at
the'fingers or toes, or in the arms;  clenching the  thumbs;
loss of consciemsness and speech ; ptyalism, sometimes  like
froth ; suffocative paroxysms (especially with previous Aveep-
ing)  ; frequent emission of urine ;  turbid urine ; red face and
eges, Aveeping anel anguish, or strange demeanor, clispositfon
to hide himself; the paroxysms return  every month, especi
ally after the menses.
  IIyosiiamus:  Clonic  spasms, chorea, epilepsy, Ac, espe-
cially for : Bluish color aud bloatedness of the face, foam at
the mouth, protruded eyes,  convulsive  movements of some
parts or ofthe Avhole body ;  A'iolent tossing about ;  clenching
of the thumbs ; the spasms come  on  again  every time he
attempts  to swalloAV liejuids; great  anxiety with cries  and
grinding  of the teeth ; loss of consciousness;  oppression  of
the chest, involuntary emission  of urine, congestion of blood
to the brain ;  deep  and comatose  sleep,  Avith  steTtorous
breathing; feeling of hunger and gnawing in the stomach ;
dry cough at night;  desire to laugh at every thing; running 
spasms.                      423
 about from place to place betAveen the spasms;  delirium.
 (Comp. Bell, op.)
   Ignatia :  Clonic and  tonic spasms, hysteric  spasms, con-
 vulsions of little children, epilepsy, chorea, St.Viti, Ac;  and
 for: Convulsive movements of the extremities, eyes, eyelids,
 facial muscles and lips; opisthotonos; clenching the thumbs
 bluish, or very red face, or one cheek red, the other pale, or
 alternate redness and paleness ; foamy saliva; spasms of the
 pharynx and larynx, with suffocative fits, difficult deglutition ;
 loss of consciousness AA'ith involuntary screams and  laughter;
 frequent yaAvning or sopor;  anxiety and deep sighs;  the
 spasms recur every da}-; bland,  sensitive disposition ; fitful
 mood;  quiet temper.
   Ipecacuanha : Clonic  and tonic spasms, especially of chil-
 dren, and hysteric females ;  especially for : opisthotonos, loss
 of consciousness, screams;  pale,  bloated  face, distortion  of
 the facial muscles, and of the half-closed eyes, or convulsive
 movements of the facial muscles, lips, eyelids and extremities;
 asthmatic 'ailments, Avith  mucous rattling, nausea, loathing,
 paroxysms of vomiturition, vomiting or diarrhoea.
   Lachesis : Epileptic convulsions  and other clonic or tonic
 spasms, when characterized  by :  Cries, falling doAvn Avithout
 consciousness, foam at the mouth, cold feet, eructations, pale
 face,  vertigo,  heavy  and painful head,  palpitation of  the
 heart, distended abdomen, comatose condition, nausea, Ac,
 suitable  to children and  young people, also to  men in full
 manhood.
   Nux-yomica :   Clonic  and tonic  spasms, epilepsy, chorea,
 Ac, especially when  characterized  by :  cries, opisthotonos,
 trembling or convulsive  tAvitching of the  limbs or muscles ;
 the spasms are excited by chagrin or mortification ; involun-
 tary discharge of faeces and  urine ; feeling of rigidity in the
 limbs, and  as if they Avould  go to sleep ;  vomiting; copious
 sweat; oppression of the chest; constipation, ill humor and
 irritable clisjiosition.
   Opium :  Tonic and  clonic  spasms, epilepsy, Ac, Avith : set-
 ting in of the paroxysms at night and in  the evening; opis-
 thotonos, or  violent  motions of  the  extremities,  especially
 the arms; loss of consciousness; insensibility; cries; clench
ing of the fists; suffocative paroxysm,  deep and comatose
 sleep.   (Comp. Bell. hyos. ign.)
   Stramonium : Clonic and tonic spasms, catalepsy, eclampsia,
 chorea,  hysteric spasms, Ac,  especially  for: opisthotonos
convulsive  motions of the extremities, especially the upper; 
 424                     spasms.

 risus sardonius ; stuttering or loss of sjiecch ; pale, worn out
 appearance, Avith a stupid-friendly loe>k ; or reel and pale face ;
 loss of conse-iemsness and  sensation, sometimes Avith cries;
 furious or religious motions, frightful visions, laughter, lamen-
 tations, singing, desire te) escape, &e.;  the spasms  are' ex-
 cited again by "contact, or by the sight of bright  or  shining
 objects.   (Comp. Bell.)
   $ 8.  Use likewise :
   Ae eixiTUM :  Fejr tetanus, trismus, and  other tonic  spasms,
 with alternately pale  and red face, cries,  grinding of  the
 teeth, anel convulsive hiccough; also for spasms  of young
 plethoric  people (especially young  girls)  Avho lead a seden-
 tary life.
   Anoustura :  Tonic spasms, with  opisthotonos, trismus, Ac.
   Arnica:   Tonic  spasms,  especially in  consequence of
 wounds, Avith palpitation of the heart, trismus, opisthotonos,
 Ac
   Arsenicum : Epilepsy, Avith burning in  the stomach,  spine
 and abdomen.
   Calcarea: Epilepsy, chorea, Ac, especially for nocturnal
 paroxysms.   (After Sul/ltur.)
   Camphora:  For  some kinds of epilepsy, with stertorous
 breathing, red and bloated face, coma.
   Cicuta  :  Clonic  and tonic  spasms, epilepsy,  catalepsy,
 eclampsia, Ac, Avith pale or yellowish complexion, trismus,
 distortion of the extremities, cries, frothy saliva, colic  as if
 from Avorms, Ac
   Citric-acid:  Convulsions causeel by eating Stramonium.
   CoexuLUS :  Epilepsy, chorea and other spasms, especially
 during  the  menses,  or in consequence of some external in-
jury.
   Crocus : Chorea and other convulsions, Avith laughing and
 springing, especially  AA'lien  the  convulsions alternate  with
 paroxysm of whooping-cough.
   Meiturius: Epilepsy and other convulsions, with cries,
 rigidity of the body, bloated abdomen, itching of the nose,
 thirst and nocturnal  paroxysms.
   Moschus :   Hysteric spasms, especially when pulmonary
 spasms are present at the same time.
   Platina :  Catalepsy anel  eclampsia, Avithout loss  of con-
 sciousness, with trismus, loss of speech, convulsive motions of
 the eyes, corners of the mouth and  eyelids, the paroxysms
 set in at daAvn of day.
   Rhus-t. Tonic spasms, chorea, Ac. 
spasms.
425
  Silicea : Chronic epilepsy.   (After  Cede.)
  Stannum:   Ejiilepsy, AA'ith  tossing of  the  extremities,
clenching of the  thumbs, pale face,  opisthotonos, loss  of
consciousness ; the jDaroxysms occur in the evening.
  Sulphur :  Chronic epilepsy, AA'ith creeping sensation in the
muscles, Avith cries, stiffness of the body ; the spasms are
caused by fright or excessive running.
  Veratrum : Clonic and tonic  spasms, with loss of sense
and motion ;  convulsive  motions of the eyes and eyelids;
anguish, loss of spirits and despondency.
  § 9. Other remedies :
  Bryonia:  When in lying-in women the spasms have been
controlled and there remain fullness ofthe pulse, abdominal
tenderness and perspiration, dry parched  lips and thirst;  or
iu children, Avhen the spasms recur from the  repercussion of
measles.
  Caulophyllum : Menstrual or uterine epilepsy;  hysterical
coiiA-uIsions;  chorea, especially of rheumatic origin.
  China : Convulsions causeel by great loss of arterial blood.
  Cimicifuga: Uterine  epilepsy,  hysterical  spasms due  to
uterine displacements;   nervous  tremors  Avith  great  rest-
lessness; chorea, from rheumatic and other causes; mania-a-
potii;  sleeplessness and  restlessness at night; fullness, heat
anel throbbing in  the head from Avithin outAvards; peevish-
ness, Avakefulness,  flushed face and injected ey7es of teething
children;  over-sensitiveness of the eyes;  spasms chiefly  on
the left side only.
  Cuprum-aceticum : The spasms result from retrocession of
the eruption in scarlet fever.
  Cy7pripedium :   Chorea from  exhaustion of  the  nerve-
forces; convulsions from irritability of the brain in children.
  Gelseminum : Clonic  and  tonic spasms;  epilepsy, chorea,
hysteria, tetanus;   excessive irritability of body and mind
vascular excitement; hysterical insensibility and catalepsy:
sueblen headache Avith dimness of sight or double vision with
dizziness, great heaviness of the head  and semi-stupor; con-
vulsions  in children Avith flushed face  and throbbing of the
arteries.   Convulsions in parturition Avith distressing pains
running  from before backAvards  and iqrwards  in the ab-
domen.
  Glonoine:  Convulsions Avith congestion to the head and
heart; alternation of redness and paleness of the face. _
• Helleborus:  A shock passes through the brain,  as if from 
425
SPASMS.
 a shock from  electricity—followed by considerable  move-
 ments of the boely; the urine is very dark and a sediment
 like coffee-grounds.
   IIydrophop.in : The spasms arc excited Avhenever the patient
 attempts to drink water or if she  hears it  pouring from one
 vessel into another;  the sight or sound of water affects the
 patient unpleasantly.
   IlYi)Roci.ANie--AciD :   The muscles of the back,  face and
 jaws  are principally affected,  and the body assumes a bluish
 tint
   Kali-carp.onicum: The spasms seem  to be relieved or jkiss
 off by freepient eructations.
   Kreasot :  When the convulsions occur from the swelling
 of a gum over a te>oth,  Avhich  is not quite through.
   Lai rocerasus : There is much gasping for breath either
 before, during  or after the  spasm Avith a bluish tint of the
 skin; patient is conscious of a shock passing through her
 body before the spasm; after fright.
   Xux-mosciiata: Convulsive motion ofthe heael from behind
 forwards.
   Tart.-emetic : Spasms causeel  be repelled eruptions, with
 paleness ofthe  skin and much difficulty of breathing.
   Veratrum-airide : Great activity of the arterial syste'tn ;
 convulsions or  mania ;  convulsions Avith tendency to opistho-
 tonos, hysterical convulsions;  intense sexual excitement
   Zizia : Epilepsy, spasmodic movements ofthe muscles of
 the face and extremities.
   ij  10.  a) Convulsions Avith  anouisii : Bell,  caust. cham.
 cuj/r. hyosc ign. lye  verat, with eructations:  Kal. lach.
 lye.  puis, sass., Avith  colic:  bell, caust cham. cupr.  lach.
 merc.  natr.-m.  plumb,  sep. sul/>h., with loss of conscious-
 ness:  Aug. bell, camph. cic. con.  cupr. hyosc. ign. ipec.  lach.
 n.-vom.  op. plumb,  strain., Avith  diarrhcea:  Alum. chin.
 hye>sc kal.  led.  nitr.-ac  se])., with thirst:  Aeon. hell, cham,
 merc. n,-vom,  verat., with vomiting:  Camph. cupr.  ipec
 lach. lye natr.-m. n.-vom.  puis, sep., with  yawning:  Ign.
 he]), rhus., Avith blue  face.  1) Camph. verat.  2) Cin. cupr.
 hyelroc.-ac. hyosc  lauroc.  ign. op.—Avith  pale  face:  Cic
 ipec sil. sulph., Avith yelloav face: Cic, avith red  face:
 Bell,  camph. cin. cocc.  cupr. ign. ipec lye  stram., AA'ith pains
 in the extremities: Bell, caust. chain, cin. plumb, sec, with
 micturition: Caust. cupr. hyosc.  lach. natr.-m. n.-vom.. Avith
palpitation of the heart : Glon. lach. mere, Avith hunoer*
 Cin  hyosc, with cough : Cham. tin. croc. cupr. dros.  verat. 
speech, difficult.
427
  with headache : Ars. bell. calc. caul, caust. cham.  cin. con.
  gels. lach. natr.-m. sep. verat., with laughing :  1) Aur. calc.
  con.  ign.  2) Alum.  bell,  caust. croc.  cupr. ign. phos. zinc,
  AA'ith CRAAVLING IN THE extremities :  Bell, caust. ign. plumb.
  rhus. sec, folloAved by paralysis: 1) Caust. lach.   1) Arg.-
  n.  bell. cic. cocc. cupr. hyosc. laur. n.-vom. plumb, rhus. sec.,
  AA'ith running in  the limbs, as of a mouse :  Bell, nitr.-ac
  sil. sulph.,  Avith cardialgia :  Ars. con.  hyosc. lye natr.-m.
  nitr.-ae  n.-vom.  plat, plumb.,  with foam  in  the mouth:
  Canth. cham. cin.  cupr. hyosc ign. lach. laur. lye op. plumb.
  sil., with  fainting : Aeon, camph. carb.-v. cham. cupr.  ign.
  lach. mosch. n.-vom. verat., with spinal pains:  Alum. calc.
  con. kal. lye mere mosch. natr.-m. nitr.-ae, with somnolence :
  Bell, camph. cham. dros. hyosc. ign. lach. merc. nitr.-ac. op.
  sib, Avith screaming:  Bell. calc.  caust.  cin.  hyosc lach. lye
  merc. nitr.-ac. op. sib, with debility:  Calc. cic.  con. kal.
  mere n.-vom. plumb, sec.  sep.  squill, verat., Avith perspira-
  tion: Bell,  see sib, with  vertigo: Ars. bell. calc. lach. n.-
  vom. op. sep. sib, Avith  sensation in the  limbs,  as  if they
  avere gone asleep:  Aeon. bell. bry. camph.  n.-vom. oleand.
  op. puis. rhus. sec. sulph.,.with  nausea :  Camph. cupr. ipec.
  lach.  lye.  natr.-m. n.-vom.  puis., AA'ith mental alienation :
  Bell,  canth. croc,  hyosc. mosch. sec. stram., AA'ith  crying :
  Alum. aur. bell, caust. cfh. cupr. ign.  lach. mosch. plumb.
  stram.,  Avith rage:   Bell,  canth. croc,  hyosc.  strain.,  Avith
'  gnashing of teeth :  Aeon, caust. coff. hyosc. sulph.
   6) Convulsions,  (or epilepsy), Avith falling  backwards:
  1) Bell. ign. op. rhus.  2) Ang. camph.  canth. chinin. cic.
  ipec. kal. n.-vom. spic. stram., with falling sideways: 1)
  Bell. con.  n.-vom. sulph.  2) Sil. squills., sideways left : Bell.
  caust. lach. sabad., sideaa7ays right:  Bell., forwards:  1)
  Cic. rhus.  2) Arn. canth. cupr.  ferr, sil. sulph.
   c) If the convulsions are  mostly in  the evening:  Alum.
 calc. caust.  laur. op. stram.  sulph., after  exercise:  Alum.
 kal. natr.-m. petr., at the ^equinoctial : Calc, at  the touch:
 Ang.  bell. cocc. stram. tart.,  in  the open air :  Carb.-v. n.-
 vom. plat, sep. sulph., mornings :  Calc. kal. n.-vom. plat, sep.,
 after  every emotion:  Aeon. bell. coff.  liyosc.  ign. n.-vom.
 puis.,  at every noise:  Ang. arn. ign., from cold avater:
  Calc. rhus., from running : Sulph., from bright substances
 or light: Bell, strain., at night:  Cede, caust. cic. cin. cupr.
 hyosc. kal. lye mere op. sec. sil. sulph.,  at the  neav  moon :
 Caust. sib, at the  full moon:  Calc, during the  menses: 
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STOMACACE.
Cocc coff. cupr. caul, cimicif. ign. puis., during sleep :  Kal.
sib,  at  the least fright: Ign. hyosc  lach. op. sec. sil. sulph.
verat, after drinking :  Calc bell, hyosc. strain., afte- avasii-
ixc-:  Sulph., after crying; :  Arn  cup., from  the wind: Plat.
Sl'p.  Slllpll., AMELIORATION BY  C e)LD AVATER:  CailSt

  SPEECH, Difficult, Stuttering, Dumrness, At.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Bell,  canst, eon. dulc. euphr.
hyos. lach. laur. mere n.-vom.  op. strain, sulph.   2) Acou.
aiiim. annae  bov. bry. calc.  cann. carb.-n. carb.-veg. chin, cic
cupr. hep. lye mez "natr.-m.  oleand.  plumb,  ruta, see sil.
stann. thuj. veratr.
  | 2.  a) For difficult speech, stammering, Ac :   1) Bell.
caust. dulc euphr. graph, lach. mere.  natr.  n.-vom.  strain.
sulph.   2) Acem. ars\  cic. con. natr.-m. op.  ruta,  see-, stann.
3) Anac arg. calc. cann. carb.-an. carb.-veg. hep. lye oleand.
plumb, thuj.  veratr.
  b) For nasal twang:  Alum. bell. bry. lach. lye phos.-ae
sil. staph.
  c)  Boss of speech, dumb:  1) Dulc. euphr. hyos. lach. laur.
merc. op. plumb, stram.  2) Bell, caust chin, cic,  con. cupr.
euphr. oleand. ruta. sec A'eratr.
  § 3.  If this condition be accompanied Avith inflammatory
affections  ofthe organs of speech,^rive: 1) Acem. bell. cann.
dulc  lach. mere n.-vom. sulph.  2) Alum.  ars.  bry. calc
canth. hep. lye natr.-m. sil. staph.
  If depending upon sjwisms : 1) Bell, canth. hyos. op. strain
veratr.  2) Cic con. cupr. lach. laur. ruta. see
  If upon jxtralgsis :  1) Bell,  caust. dulc euphr. graph, hyos.
lach. laur. n.-vom. natr.-m. strain.   2) Canth. carb.-veg. chin.
stann. stajih. zinc.
  § 4.  Comp.: Sore throat, spasms, paralysis, Ac

  STOMACACE, inflammation or ulceration ofthe mouth.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1)  mere n.-vom.  2) Ars.  bor.
caps, carb.-v. dulc. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  staph,  sulph. sulph.-ac.
3) Chin.  gran. hep.  iod.  n.-mosch.  sep.  sil.  4)  Arum.-t.
bapt. corn, eup.-a. ham. hell. hydr. iris. myr. nym. phyt. pod.
rhus.-a-.
  If caused  by  mercury :  1) Carb.-v.  dulc  hep.  nitr.-ac.
staph, sulph.  2) chin. iod. natr.-m.   3) Bapt. corn. iris.
  If by abuse of kitchen salt: Carb.-v. nitr.-sp.
  For simple aphtht: of children: 1) Bor. hell, sulph.-ac. 2)
Merc, n.-vom. sulph.  3) Bapt. corn, eup.-ar.  euph. hydr. myr 
STOMACACE..
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    § 2.  Particular indications.
    Arsenicum :  The edges of the tongue are ulcerated, aph-
  tha?, vfolent  burning pains;  SAvollen  and  readily-bleedino-
  gums ; looseness of the teeth; the aphthae assume"a livid or
  bluish  appearance, attended AA'ith great weakness and diar-
  rhoea.
    Arum-triphyllum :  Burning and biting sensation  in the
  mouth and throat; stomatitis in its most acute  forms, with
  great  tumefaction of the  lips,  mucous membrane  of the
  mouth, folloAved  by superficial ulceration, mercurial or idio-
  pathic salivation.
    Baptisia :   Soreness of the teeth  and gums:  oozing of
  blood from the gums ; thick and swollen tongue Avith  numb
  pricking sensation of* the  tongue  and  bad  taste in the
  mouth ; ulcerous sore mouth ; chronic mercurial sore mouth,
  the gums loose,  flabby, dark-red or purple  and  intolerably
 fetid breath ;  stomatitis  materna ; cancrum oris ;  profuse
 salivation.
   Borax : The child frequently lets go the  nipple, showing
 signs of pain in the month from  nursing; it  cannot bear a
 downward motion, it  is  very nervous, cries much day and
 night;  ulcerated gums; aphthae in the mouth or on  the tongue,
 which  bleed readily, tenacious mucus in the throat; acrid
 fetiel urine.
   Bryonia : The  mouth is  unusually dry with  thirst; dry
 lips, rough and cracking; the child does not like to take hold
 ofthe breast;  but Avhen once its mouth  is moistened and it
 is fairly at Avork, it nurses  Avell.
   Capsicum : Suitable to large, phlegmatic, plethoric persons,
 AA'ho lead a sedentary life;  especially  for: burning vesicles in
 the mouth and on the tongue, SAvelling ofthe gums.
   Carbo-a7egetabilis : The mouth is very hot, the tongue
 almost  immoveable AA'ith escape of bloody saliva; the gums
 stand off, are sore and ulcerated, bleed profusely, Avith loose
 teeth anel bad smell ofthe ulcers.
   Cornus-circinata : Stomatitis materna ; aphthous stoma-
 titis ofchilelren;  ulceration ofthe buccal  mucous  membrane
 from  a cold or gastric derangement;  scrofulous ulceration of
 the tongue, gums  and mouth.
   Dulcamara: The least  cold  brings the  disease on, AA'ith
 SAvelling of the cervical glands.
   Hamamelis :  Bleeding and sj)ongy gums ;  dryness of the
mouth ; burnt sensation on the tongue; blisters on the sides
ofthe tongue. 
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  Hydrastis:  Stomatitis materna; mercurial sore  mouth;
aphtha1 of children; sticky  mouth; excessive  secretion of
tenacious mucus from the mouth, so profuse, that  it  may be
removed  in  long  tenacious shreds;  peppery  taste in  the
mouth; dryness ofthe tongue with sensation as if it had
been burnt";  it  felt raw and We and had a dark reel  appear-
ance Avith raised papillae.
  Iris-yers. :  Painful  burning in  the  mouth and  fauces;
tongue feels as  if it had been scalded; constant  discharge of
saliva ; ulcers on the mucous membrane of the cheeks.
  Mercuries:  Bed, spongy, receding, ulcerated gums with
bumiui/ pains at night, and 'soreness, especially when touched;
loose t'uth, inffame'd,sore, ulcerated tongue and mouth, some-
times eovereei with aphthae ; fetid, cadaverous smell from the
mouth and ulceus ; profuse discharge of fetid, and even bloody
saliva; with  ulceration of the orifice of the stenonian duct;
the tongue  is  swollen, stiff,  hard, or  moist  and  coveied
Avith Avhite mucus;  pale face  and chills; burning diarrhoeic
stools.
  Natrum-mur. : Swollen, readily bleeding  gums Avith great
sensitiveness  to cold  and  Avarm  substances;  ulcers and
blisters in the mouth, on the tongue and  gums,  Avith burning
pains and impeded speech; ptyalism, rigidity of the tongue',
esjieeially on one side.
  Nitric-acid:  Bleeding, Avhite  anel SAvollen  gums, loose
teeth; sore mouth with stinging pains ; fetid smell from the
mouth; ptvalism.
  Kux-vomica  : Suitable to  thin persons of lively temper and
sedentary habits, especially for: foul and painful swelling of
the gums, Avith burning or beating pains,  fetid ulcers, pimples
and painful blisters  in  the mouth, on the gums, palate and
tongue;  ptyalism at night, bloody saliva ; tongue Avhhe and
thickly coated  Avith mucus ;  fetid odor from the mouth ; pale
face Avith sunken cheeks and dim eyes ;  emaciation ; consti-
pation ; angry,  irritable mood.
  Phytolacca: Mercurial ptyalism ; inflammation and ulcer-
ation  of the buccal cavity ; tenderness and  heat in the roof
ofthe mouth and on the tongue; yelloAvish saliva of a metal-
lic taste; tongue feels rough with blisters on both shies and
a very red tip ; teeth feel very se>re and elongated ; secretion
from mouth, throat and salivary glands much increased and
of a thick, tenacious ropy consistency ; teeth clenched ; lips
everted and firm. 
STOMACH.
431
    Podophyllum :  Copious salivation ; offensive odor  from
 the mouth; soreness of the mouth and tongue on Avaking in
 the morning ; stomatitis materna; tongue red, dry, cracked,
 someAvhat SAVollen, and often bleeding.
    Rhus-venenata :  Intense redness ofthe mucous membrane
 of  the tongue,  cheeks  and fauces  Avith   small vesicular
 points Avith the feeling, as if the  mouth and throat had  been
 scalded.
    Staphysagria : Pale,  Avhite,  ulcerated,  or  painful  and
 swollen gums;  readily-bleeding  spongy excrescences on the
 gums and in  the mouth ; mouth and  tongue are ulcerated
 and  covered Avith blisters;  discharge  of saliva, which  is  at
 times bloody; stinging pains on  the tongue ;  sickly complex-
 ion with  sunken cheeks, holloAV  eyes,  surrounded with  blue
 rings ; swelling of the cervical glands and blisters under the
 tongue.
   Sulphur:  Readily-bleeding, receding and SAvollen gums
 AA'ith beating pains;  blisters and aphthae rn the mouth and on
 the tongue, AA'ith burning  and soreness, especially Avhen eat-
 ing ; fetid and sour smell from the mouth ; ptyalism or bloody
 saliva; tongue  thickly coated, Avhitish  or broAvnish;  slimy,
 greenish stools with tenesmus ; rash ; restlessness at night, Ac.
   Sulphuris-acidum :  Aphthae;  SAvollen, ulcerated and  rea-
 dily  bleeding  gums;  profuse ptyalism;  great  Aveakness;
 ecchymoses.
   § 3.  Comp.; Btyalism ; gums, diseases of the, scurvy ;
 mercury.

   STOMACH, weakness ofthe;  Bysp>ej)sia.
   § 1.  Hepar  and  Sulphur are  excellent  remedies,  and
 frequently effect a cure, provided  they  are given at long in-
 tervals.  Other  remedies  are:  Arn. bry. calc. chin. lach.
 mere n.-vom. puis. rhus.  sulpli.   3)  Carb -v.  natr. natr.-m.
 ruta. sep.  sil.  4) Amm. anac ars. aur. baryt.  bell. con. dros.
 ferr. graph, hyosc ign. kal. kreas. lye. n.-mosch. petr. phos.
 staph, veratr.   5) iEsc.-hip.  aletr."asclep.  bapt.  caul.  cer.
 chelon. collins. corn, cyprip. eup.-perf. heb  hepat.  hydr.  iris.
 lept. lob. lycopus. pod.  rhus.-gl. rum. sang, verat.-vir.
  § 2.  Hep. and Suljjh. are excellent  remedies for dyspepsia,
and frequently effect a cure, provided  the remedies are given
at long intervals.
  The folloAving remedies are likeAvise indicated in  many
cases: l)Arn. bry. calc. chin. lach. mere n.-vom. puis, rhus.; 
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STOMACH.
or, 2) Carb.-veg. natr. natr.-m. ruta.  sep.  sib;  or,  3) Amm.
anac.  ars. aur. baryt. bell. eon. dros. ferr. graph, hye>s. ign.
kal. kreas. lye n.-mosch  petr. phosph. staph, veratr.
  § 3.  Dysj>,/isia of children requires:  Baryt. calc  ipec.
lye merc. n.-vom.  puis, sulph.; or, Hyos. iod.
 " Of old jxople : 1) Baryt. cic;  or, 2) Ant. carb. veg.  chin.
n.-mosch. n.-vom.
  Of  hypochondriacal pteoj/le : 1) X.-vom. sulph.; or, 2) Bry.
calc chin. con. lach. natr. staph, veratr., Ac
  Of  hysteric individuals :  1 ) Puis. se]).;  or, 2) Bell. bry.
calc. con. hyos. ign. lach. n.-mosch. phosph. sep. sulph. veratr.,
Ac
  Of  jwegnant females: Aeon. ars.  con. ferr. ipec. kreas.
lach.  magn.-m. natr.-m.  n.-mosch. n.-vom. petr. phosph. puis.
sep.
  § 4.  Dyspepsia in consequence of sedentary habits :  Bry.
calc. n.-vom. sep. sulph.;—in consequence of watching :  Arn.
earb.-veg. cocc n.-vom.  puis. A'eratr.;—of  long studying :
Arn. calc lach. n.-vom. puis, sulph. ; or, Cocc. veratr.
  Dyspepsia caused by loss of animal fluids, abuse of cathar-
tics, vomiting, bloodletting,  Ac, requires:  Chin. carb. veg.
ruta.;  or, Calc lach.  n.-vom. sulph.—By sexual abuse: Calc
mere n.-vom. phos.-ae staph.
  By overloading or  deranging the stomach:  Ant. ars. ipec.
n.-vom, puis.—By abuse of wine  or sj/irits:  Carb.-A'eg. lach.
n.-vom. sulph.;  or,  Ars. bell. chin. mere',  natr. puis.—By
abuse  of coffee:  Cocc  ign.  n.-vom.;  or, Carb.-veg. chain.
merc. puis. rhus. suljffi.—By abuse of tea: Ferr. or Thuja.—
By abuse of tobacco : Cocc. merc. ipec. n.-vom. puis, staph.
  Dyspepsia in consequence of external injuries : a blow  on
the stomach, heavy lifting, strain, Ac, requires: Arn. bry.
rhus.-t. or, Amm. calc. con. ? puis. ruta.
  In consequence  of  el, pressing emotions, such  as:  chagrin,
anger, dr.:  Bry.  chain, chin, coloc.  n.-vom. phos.-ac. staph.
Ac
  § 5.  Symptomatic indications :
  Arnica:  After  Chin, if this should  not  suffice,  and for:
Nervousness;  dry or yello\A'-coated  tongue;  sour, foul or
bitter taste; bad  smell of the mouth ; frequent eructations,
sometimes tasting of putrid  eggs;  desire  for acid things;
fullness in  the epigastrium, flatulence and distension of the
abdomen after a meal; feeling of inelolenee in the extremities ;
vertigo; dullness ofthe heael, especially in the forehead, over
the eyes; stupefaction and heat in the head ;  disturbed sleep, 
STOMACH.
433
with  sudden starting, frequent waking, anxious and heavy
dreams; yellowish, livid complexion ; frequent nausea, with
desire to vomit, especially in the  morning  or after eating;
Jiypochondriac mood.  (After  Arn.  n.-vom.  is  sometimes
suitable ;  comp. Bry. and Rhus.)
  Bryonia ; For dyspepsia Avhich  principally  occurs in the
summer or in damp and hot weather ; or for:  loss of appetite,
alternation v\7ith canine hunger even at night, or loss of appe-
tite after swallowing a mouthful;  desire of Avine, coffee and
acids ; loathing of food, sometimes so violent that even the
smell  of food is intolerable ; frequent eructations,  especiedly
after  a meal, generally a mere rising of air, or with  sour or
bitter  taste; oppression  and distension  of  the pit of the
stomach;  colicky pains, regurgitation or vomiting  of the  in-
gesta ; bread and milk spoil the stomach easily;  eliseharge
of Avater from the mouth, like Avaterbrash; painful sensitive-
ness of the  region  of the stomach to contact; inability to
bear the pressure ofthe clothes; constipation or hard stools;
restless, irritable, vehement disposition. (Comp.: Arn. Chin.
Rhus.-t.
  Calcarea : Sticky or dry mouth, AA'ith sour or bitter taste;
continual  thirst, Avith feeble  appetite; food has  no taste;
hunger after a  meal; paroxysms of canine hunger,  especially
early  in the morning;  aversion to meat and Avarm food, AA'ith
desire for Avine and dainties; nausea  or  sour  regurgitation
after  eating  milk;  heat,  distention, headache, pain in  the
stomach and abdomen, or droAvsiness after eating; heartburn
and acielitg, accumidation of mucus in the stomach, fullness
and SAvelling in the region of the stomach, with great sensi-
tiveness to  contact; tension  in the hypochondria,  and  in-
ability to  Avear tight clothes;  stool every two, three  or four
days ;  or tAvo or three stools a day ; general  debility; stitch-
ing or aching pain in the head, Avith  feeling of coldness in
the head; plethoric, fat constitution.   (Frequently suitable
after Sulp)h.)
  China:  Dyspepsia from  loss of animal  fluids, noxious
miasms in the air, in the spring and fall, in the  neighbor-
hood  of canals, marshes, Ac, for:  aversion to food or drink,
as if one had eaten enough ;  desire  for Avine, pungent, spiced,
sour and  refreshing  things;  frequent derangement  of the
stomach, caused by the least irregularity and especially by a
late supper; malaise, drowsiness, hypochondriac mood, full-
ness, distension, eructations, or even vomiting of the ingesta;
debility, Avith constant  desire to lie doAvn, after every, even
                19 
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STOMACH.
 the least meal; chilliness and great sensitiveness te) the least
 draught of air;  remaining awake in bed late in the night;
 easily disturbed night-sleep ;  ill  humor and indisposition  to
 do anything.   (Compare: Arn. Bry. Rhus.)
   Hepar:  Chronic  dyspepsia, esjieeially when  the  patient
 had taken much mercury7, or Avhen he complains of: liability
 to deiange his stomach, in spite ofthe most careful diet, Avith
 desire for  Avine, or  sour, pungent, refreshing things ;  fre-
 quent nausea, especially in the morning, Avith desire to vomit
 and  eructatiems, or  vomiting of acid, bilious or slimy  sub-
 stances ; accumulation of mucus in the throat : colic; hard,
 difficult,  dry stools ; pressure, distention and heaviness in the
 epigastrium;  bitter taste  in the mouth and ofthe food Avhile
 eating; aversion to fat;  great thirst; the clothes press on
the hypochondria and feel tight  (After Hep., Lach.  and
 Merc, are sometimes  suitable.)
  Lachesis: Chronic dyspepsia, especially after He/tar,  for:
irregular appetite;  aversion  to bread,  desire for milk  and
wine, though  these substances elo not agree; nausea,  eructa-
tions, vomiting of the ingesta; malaise, inehilence, repletion,
pains in the stomach after  eating, Ac. ; flatulence, constipa-
tion or hard stools;  livid complexion, fullness in  the  hypo-
chondria and  epigastrium;  AA'ith  sensitiveness  to contact.
  (Alter Lach. Merc, is sometimes suitable.)
  Mercuries: Foul, sweetish or bitter taste, esjieeially early
in the morning; loss  of appetite, or voracious appetite, Avitli
speedy repletion  after eating;  aversion  to solid food, meat,
warm food, Avith desire  for  refreshing things,  milk,  cold
drinks, or Avine and  brandy;  pressure  in the epigastrium,
eructations,  heartburn, and other  unpleasant feelings after  a
meal; eructations, nausea, desire to vomit; painful  sensitive-
ness,  fullness,  pressure  and tension in  the  region of  the
stomach ; flatulence ;  constipation, frequently with ineffectual
urging to stool, and tenesmus; sadness, hypochondria, sus-
picious and vehement mood.
  Nux-vom.:  Suitable to  persons  that are disposed to piles,
and for:  sour and bitter  taste in the mouth and ofthe food,
esjieeially bread, or the food has  no taste; aversion to food
AA'ith desire  for beer, milk, AA'ine, brandy;  or insatiable hun-
ger, though satiated very  soon; nausea, eructations, regurgi-
tation or vomiting of food, flatulence, dullness of the head,
vertigo, malaise,  hypochondriac mood; languor, indolence,
droAvsiness after  eating;  distention, fullness and  tension  in
the epigastrium, with great sensitiveness to contact and uu- 
STOMACH,
435
 pleasant pressure of the clothes on the hypochondria; liquids,
 rye-bread, and acids, do not agree; sour eructations and re-
 gurgitation of food; frequent  nausea and  desire to vomit;
 accumulation of mucus  in the stomach ; heartburn; heaviness
 of the head, Avith inability to perform mental labor; frequent
 heat and redness of the face ; restless,  quarrelsome, vehement
 mood;  lively and  choleric temperament;  yellowish,  sallow
 complexion;   constijyation,  hard  stools.   (After Nux-v
 Sulphur is frequently suitable.
   Pulsatilla : Suitable to females or persons of a jffilegmatic
 temperament and bland  disposition, with disposition  to ex-
 cessive  secretion of mucus in  the primse viae;  acidity, with
 sour, bitter or foul  taste in the mouth  and ofthe food; aver-
 sion to Avarm or boiled  food, Avith desire for sour, pungent or
 stimulating  substances,  wine, brandy,  Ac.   No %hirst ;
 nausea, desire to vomit, eructations or vomiting;  difficultv of
 breathing, sadness  and  melancholy after a  meal; bread "dis-
 agrees ; bitter or sour eructations, or eructations  tasting of
 the  ingesta;  water-brash; frequent hiccough; frequent
 diarrhoeic stools, or sIoav stools; colicky pains with rumblino-
 m the  abdomen.   (After  Puis., Sulphur  is frequently suit-
 able.)
   Rhus-tox.:  Bry. being insufficient, and  for the following
 symptoms: Flat, viscid taste in the mouth;  foul, or sweetish
 or bitter taste of the food; no  appetite, as if one  had  eaten
 enough, with aversion to bread and  meat, or desire for dain-
 ties; liquids, bread  and beer disagree; sleep, fullness, eruc-
 tations,  nausea, languor,  vertigo after  eating;  frequent,
 em/Ay; violent and painful  eructations ; waterbrash; pressure
 and distention in the region of the stomach; frequent emis-
 sion of fetid flatulence ;  gastric  ailments at night;  hypochon-
 driac  mood, melancholy, despondency, dread of the future,
 uneasiness  about one's affairs,  Ac.  (Compare:  Arn. and
 China.)
   Sulphur: Chronic dyspepsia, after Nux-v. and Puis., for:
 Sour, foul, or SAveetish taste in the  mouth, especially early in
 the morning; food has no  taste, or  tastes  too salt; aversion
 to food,  especially meat, bread, fat, and milk; with desire foi
 sour things and  Avine; meat, fat, milk, acids, sweets and  flour
 disagree; after a meal:  heavy breathing, nausea, pain in th6
 stoniach, regurgitation or  vomiting of  the ingesta, languor,
 chilliness, Ac, and frequent eructations; acidity, heartburn
and Avaterbrash; disposition to mucous  derangements in the
primae viae; flatulence,  slow  action  of the bowels;  great 
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thirst; sad hypochondriac, or peevish and vehement disj>osi-
tion.  (Alter Sulph. are frequently suitable: Calc and mere.
  § 6.   Other remedies :
  ri;.s< tlus-iiip. :  Heartburn, Avaterbrash, empty eructations;
burning pain in stomach;  severe Jlu/d ring  sensation in the
pit ofthe stomach, pains avoisc after eating, continuing until
after taking food  again.
  Ai.eteis-ear. :  Dyspepsia Avith  general debility; nausea,
disgust  for all food, the  least food cause's distress in the'
stomach;  freepient  attacks of fainting with vertigo; consti-
pation ;  slecjMiiess.
  Alum :  Gastric derangements Avith inactivity ofthe rectum,
and of the oesophagus, so that even small portions of food
are swalloAved with difficulty ; tingling itching at the tongue;
loss of taste; heartburn; potatoes particularly disagree
  Aroentum-nitr. : The head  sympathizes very much, pain,
vertigo, Ac.;  the  time  seems to  pass very  sIoavIv ; the
stomach seems as if it Avould burst  Avith wind, accompanied
Avith great desire to belch; Avhich is accomplished Avith diffi-
culty, Avhen the air rushes  out with great violence.
  Bapttsia: Irritability ofthe stomach Avith acid eructations ;
gone, emjtfg feeling in the stomach;  nausea Avith  AA7ant of aj>-
petite and constant desire for water;  griping  pains  and
looseness of the boAvels, Avith frequent, small, offensive ste»ols.
  Belladonna :  Face  flushed  or very  pale;  eyes red;  a
putrid taste arises from the fauces, also Avhile eating eu- drink-
ing, although the food  tastes natural; nausea in the throat
  Berberis : She dreads all doAvuAvard motion ;  bitter taste
of everything, even of the  saliva;  distension AA'ith flatulence
aftei eA'ery meal.
  Caustictm : Phlegm  in the throat, but inability to haAvk
it up; sensation as of lime  being burned  in the stomach AA'ith
rising of air; haemorrhoids, causing  great suffering  in walk-
ing.
  Collinsonia : Cramp-like pain in the stomach, Avith nausea;
rumbling  in the  stomach  and  boAvels;  excessive appetite;
haemorrhoids.
  Chelidontum:  Constant pain under the lower inner angle
ofthe right shoulder-blade; nausea causes great heat of the
body; great desire for milk, the drinking  of which ameliorates
all her symptoms; amelioration of the jxtins in the  stomach
after eating.
  Cina :  Grinding of the teeth, tumbling and tossing durine'
sleep; diarrhcea after  drinking; inclination to vomit, Avith a 
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weak, hollow, empty feeling in the head ; constant pressure
in the stomach at night Avith restlessness.
  Cocculus : Burning in the oesophagus extending into  the
fauces, Avith taste of sulphur in the mouth;  metallic taste;
sensation in abdomen as if  sharp stones rubbed together on
every movement,  and the  loAver extremities  seem  almost
paralyzed.
  Cornus-cir. : Nausea with bitter taste and aversion to all
kinds of food ; empty feeling in the stomach, with tasteless
eructations; desire  for sour  drinks; nausea Avith debility  and
eructations; smarting and  burning in the mouth, throat  and
stomach,  with desire for   stool;  sensation  of faintness in
the stomach and abdomen.
  Cuprum : Violent vomiting of frothy mucus ; Avhen drink-
ing the fluid descends with a gurgling noise ;  sensation in the
stomach as if there was something  bitter in it; the violent
vomiting is relieved by drinking cold Avater.
  Cypripedium :  Dyspepsia the result of mental over-exer-
tion, anxiety or grief.
  Eupatorium-perf. : Insipid taste, distaste  for food, desire
for  ice-cream; canine hunger  preceding ague; anorexia of
drunkards; belching of tasteless Avind, Avith  a  feeling of ob-
struction  at the pit of the stomach ; shuddering proceeding
from the  stomach; qualmishness  from  odors, the smell of
food, cooking, &c
  Helonias : Wakes  every morning early,  with the  lips,
tongue and fauces dry and a bitter taste in the mouth ; cramp-
like pain in the stomach, relieved by the eructations of taste-
less gas.
  Hydrastis : Eructations  of sour fluid ;  faint  feeling at the
stomach ; great sense of sinking and  prostration in the ejri-
gastrium with violent and  long-continued palpitation of the
heart; flatulence, distention and painful digestion.
  Iris-vers. : Nausea and vomiting of Avatery and extremely
sour fluid ; sickness of the stomach, obliging him to lie down;
burning in epigastrium, not allayed by drinking cold water;
vomiting of food, an hour after meal.
  Leptandra: Nausea with deathly faintness upon rising in
the night; painful  distress  in  stomach, with rising of food,
very sour; canine  hunger;  sharp cutting pains in the lower
part ofthe epigastrium and  upper portions of the umbilical re-
gions ;  weak, sinking sensation in  the pit of the stomach.
  Lobelia : acrid  burning taste  in   the mouth;  frequent
gulping up  of a burning  sour fluid;  frequent  violent hic«
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STOMACH.
cough, AA-ith abundant  Aoav of saliva in the mouth;  vomiting
of food, particularly after eating it Avarm; J'eeUng  of weak-
ness in the stomach, extending through the whole chest  and
downwards as far as the umbilicus; sensation of weight, as
if the stomach A\-ere too full, worse on pressure; burning pain
in the stomach toAvards the back, as if the part of the stomach
nearest the spine Avere  inflamed.
  Lycopodium :  Much  rumbling and working in the abdo-
men; gurgling  in the  left  hypochondrium ; sensation of
satiety ; immediately after a meal sensation as of fasting, but
no hunger; heartburn  Avith acidity.
  Maonesia-mur. : A continual rising of Avhite froth into the
mouth ; eructations tasting like onions ; fainting nausea suc-
ceeded by coldness and Aveakness in the stomach and gulp-
ing up of water.
  Xux-mosciiata : Dyspepsia from SAvallowing the  food un-
triturated and unmixed Avith saliva ; all food seems to  turn
into wind; heartburn ;  distended condition of the stomach
Avith a degree of warmth ; distended and  flatulent condition
of the abdomen.
  Podophyllum:  Regurgitation of food;  sourness  of the
stomach;  belching of hot flatus,  Avhich is very sour;  vomit-
ing of food an hour after a meal, Avith a craving appetite, im-
mediately afterwards;  vomiting of foadAvith putrid taste anel
odor; waterbrash ; heartburn ;  colic Avith  retraction  of  the
abdominal muscles.
  Buaiex: Sensation of Aveight  in the stomach, Avith pressing
sensation as far upward as the throat-pit; descending towards
the stemiach upon empty  deglutition, but immediately  return-
ing ; shootings from the pit of the stomach into the chest in
various directions;  dull aching in the forehead with nausea.
  Sab.adilla : No relish for food, till the first morsel is taken,
Avhen he makes a good meal; heartburn, commencing in the
abdomen and extending clear up to the mouth; horrid burn-
ing in the stomach; vomiting of ascarides.
  Sanguinaria : Burning in the stomach  with headache;
jerking in the stomach, as if from something alive ; unquench-
able tliirst; vomiting with  craving to  eat in order to quiet
the nausea; vomiting Avith protraction ; spasmodic eructation
of flatus;  loss of  appetite and periodic nausea ; heartburn,
nausea and irregular chills; dyspeptic headache, terminating
by  regurgitation and  vomiting of greenish fluids; lips  red
and dry; throat hot and dry; tickling at the entrance ofthe
larynx, Avhich excites cough, not relieved by expectoration. 
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   Selenium :  Violent beating of the pulse after eating,  par- *
ticularly in the abdomen.
   Staphysagria : Sensation as if the stomach Avere hanging
doAvn relaxed ; hunger shortly after a full  and substantial
meal;  extreme  hunger, even Avhen the stomach is full of
food.
   §7.   Use more particularly:
   a) For the  ill effects from beer: 1) Ars. bell, coloc. ferr. n.-
vom. puis. rhus. sep. sulph.  2) Alum.  asa. ign. mez. mur.-ac.
stann.  veratr.—From lemonade;  Selen.—Brandy: 1)  N.-
vom. op.   2)  Ars. calc cocc. hep. ign. lach. led. stram. sulph.
veratr.— Wine : 1) Ars. calc. coff. lach. lye  n.-vom. op. sil.
zinc.  2) Ant. arn.  natr. natr.-m.  puis, selen. sulph.—Spirits
generally :  1) Ars. calc. carb.-v. hell. hyos. lach. n.-vom. op.
puis, sulph.  2)  Ant. bell. chel. chin.  coff. ign. led. lye  merc.
natr. natr.-m.  n.-mosch. rhus. selen. sil. stram. A'eratr.
   b) From Coffee:  1)  Cham,  coccul.  ign.  merc. n.-vom.
2) Canth. carb.-v. caust. chin, coccul.  hep  ipec. lye puis. rhus.
sulph.—Tea:  1) Chin. ferr. selen,  2)  Ars.  coff. hep. lach.
veratr.— Chocolate: Bry.  canst, lye puis.—Milk:  1) Bry.
calc. n.-vom. sulph.   2) Amb. ars. carb.-veg. chin. con. cupr.
ign. kal. lach.  lye magn.-c. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phosph. puis.
rhus. sulph.-ac.— Water: 1) Chin. merc. puis. rhus. sulph.-ac.
2) Ars  caps. cham. ferr. natr. n.-vom. veratr.
   c) When bread disagrees: 1) Baryt. bry. caust. chin, mere
natr.-m.  phos.-ac. puis.  rhus.  sep. staph. 2)  Cin.  coff.  kal.
merc. nitr.-ac. n.-vom phosph.  sulph. zinc.—Butter:  Ars.
carb.-veg. chin.  hep. nitr.-ac.  puis. sep.—Fat: 1) Ars.  carb.-
veg. chin, natr.-m.  puis.  sep.  sulph. tarax.  thuj.   2) Colch.
cycl. ferr. hell,  magn.-m.  nitr.-ac—Meat: Calc, ferr.  merc.
puis. ruta. sep. sil. sulph.— Veal: Calc. caust.  ipec. nitr. sep.
Bork: Carb.-veg. colch.  dros. natr-m.  puis. sep.—Sj)oiled
sausage:  Ars. bell. bry. phos.-ac. rhus.—Fish: Carb.-an.  kal.
plumb.— Oysters: Puis, drinking at the same time quantities
of milk, Avhen  dangerous symptoms set  in, in consequence of
the  stomach  being  overloaded with  oysters.—Foul fish:
1) Carb.-veg. puis. 2) Chin. rhus.—Boisonous muscles: Bell.
carb.-veg. cop. euphorb. lye. rhus.
   d) Flatulent food:  1) Carb.-veg. chin. 2)  Bry. chin. cupr.
lye  petr.  puis.  sep. veratr.—Botatoes:  Alum.  amm. sep.
veratr.— Fruit,  Ac:  1) Ars.  bry.  puis, veratr.   2)  Chin.
magn.-m.  mere natr. selen. sep.—Bastry, Ac.,: 1) Bry. puis.
sulph.   2) Ars.  carb.-veg.  kal. veratr.—Eggs:  Colch.  ferr.
puis.—Acid things:  1)  Aeon.  ars.  carb.-veg.  hep. sep. 
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 2) Ant.  ferr. lach.  natr.-m. n.-vom. phosph. phos.-nc. sulph
 sulph.-ac.— Salt: Ars. calc. carb.-veg. dros. lye  nitr.-sp.—
 Streets: Acem. chain, ign. mere selen.  zinc.
   e)  Ice: Ars  carb.-veg.  puis.—1',/jnr: Ars.  chin  cin. n.-
 vom.— Onions: Thuj.
   f)  Tobacco:   1)  N.-Aom.  puis.  2)  Ign. spong.  staph.
 3) Aeon. ant. arn. bry. cham. chin. clem, coccul. coloc cupr.
 euphr.  ipee. lach. mere. natr. natr.-m. phosph. veratr.
   g)  Every kind of food  disagrees shortly  after  taking it :
 1) Calc, carb.-veg. caust. chin.natr.-m.n.-vom. sulj>h. 2) Ainm.
 ars. bry. con. cycl. graph, kal.  lye natr. nitr.-ac.  petr. phosp.
 phos.-ae puis. rhus. sep. sil.
   § *.  Compare: Loss of Appetite; Hunter ; Yomitino ;
 Heartp.ern; Gastric Deeano.ement ; Stomach, Derange-
 ment of; Colic; Diarrhcea, At.

   STRABISMUS.—Principal remedies:  Bell, hyos, or alum.
   STRAMONIUM', ill effects of.—Poisoning with large
 doses:  1)  Black Coffee; 2) Vinegeir  anel  lemon-juice; and
 if no vomiting should set in: 3) Injections of tobacco.
   For the remaining symptoms : 1) N.-vom.  2) Bell. hyos.
   STRICTURE  ofthe URETHRA,—Principal remedies:
 1) Carb.-veg. clem. dig. dulc. n.-vom. petr. puis.  rhus. sulph.;
 or, 2) Bell, camph. canth. chin. cic.  coccul. mere?  phosph.?
 spong.?;  or, 3) Arn.? calc? con.? graph.? lye? magn.-m.?
 sil. ?
   Spasmodic  stricture:  1) Canth. n.-vom.  puis.   2)  Bell.
 camph.  cic. coccul.
   Callous stricture, as after gonorrhoea;  1) Clem. dig. dulc.
 petr. puis. rhus. ; or, 2)  Camph. earb.-veg. canth. cic.  mere
 phosph. spong. ? ; or, 3) Arn.?  calc?  con.? graph.?  lye?
 magn.-m.? sil?

   STYE—Principal remedies:  1)  Puis., or staphys.;  or,
 2) Anim.-c. bry. calc. con. ferr. graph,  lye phosph. phos.-ae
 rhus. sep.  stann.
   Compare: Blepharophthalmia.
   SUBSTANCES, ALKALINE, poisoning by.
  Bering recommends:  Vinegar, two  tablespoonfuls mixed
 AA'ith eight to ten ounces  of water, drinking a tumblerful
 every quarter of an hour.  2) lemon jtnee or other vegetable
acids,  sufficiently  diluted; 3) Sour milk; 4) Mucilaginous
drinks and injections. 
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    In a case of poisoning Avith barytes, pure vinegar is  hurt-
  ful; but Glauber-salt, dissolved in vinegar and  diluted with
  Avater, will be frequently found excellent.
    The effects of poisoning Avith potash, are best antidoted
  bv Coffea or Carb.-v.;  and Avith Sal-ammoniacum, by Hep.
    SULPHUR, ill effects of.
    Principal remedies : 1)  Merc.  puis. sil.  2)  Chin, n.-vom.
  sep.
    For the consequences  of the vapors  of sulphur, give:
  Fuls. ; for sulphurated wine: Merc, puis.—Ars. chin. sep.

    SUMACH, ill effects  op.
    The eruptions require: Bell, bry.; or, Ars. merc  puis.
  sulph.

    SUPPURATION.
    § 1.  The  principal remedies for suppurating wounds and
  ulcers are: 1) Asa. hep. lach. merc. pnls. sil. sulph.  2) Ars.
  bell. calc.  canth. carb.-v. caust. cist.  dulc. kreas. lye mano-.
  nitr.-ae jffios. staph, sulph.-ac.
    § 2.  Give  more particularly for bloody pus :  1) Asa. hep.
  merc  2) Ars. carb.-v. caust nitr.-ac. puis. sil.
    Vox jelly-like: Cham. merc. sil.
    Ichorous:   I) Ars. asa. carb.-v. chin, mere nitr.-ac. rhus.
 sil.  2) Calc.  caust. kreas. phos. sulph.
    Watery, thin: 1)  Asa, caust.  merc. sil.  sulph.   2)  Ars.
 carb.-v. lye nitr.-ac. ran. rhus. staph.
   Fetid, cadaverous:  1)  Asa.  carb.-v. chin. hep. sil. suiph.
 2)  Ars. calc. graph, kreas. lye n-vom. phos.-ac. sep.
    Viscid:  Asa. con. merc. phos. sep.
   § 3.  Brown, brownish: Ars. bry. carb.-v. rhus. sil.
    Yellow:  1)  Hep. mere. puis. sil. sulph.  2) Ars. calc. carb.-
 v. caust. phos. rhus. sep. stajih.
   Greenish: Asa. aur. caust. mere puis. rhus. sep. sil.
   Gray : Ars caust. merc. sil.
  LeaA'ing a black stain : Chin.
  § 4.  Sour-smelli?ig, or causing  an acid taste: Calc. hep.
merc kal. sulph.
  Salt: 1) Amb. ars. calc. graph, lye puis. sep. staph, sulph.
  Acrid, corrosive: 1) Ars. caust. merc.  nitr.-ac. ran. rhus.
sep. sil.  2) Carb.-v. cham. clem, lye natr. petr. staph, sulph.
sulph.-ac
  §5-  Betuelable pus: 1) Hep. lach.  merc. puis. sil. sulph.
2) Bell, calc mang. phos. rhus. staph. 
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SWEAT, MERBID.
  Malignant pus:  1) Asa. chin. hep. merc. phos. sil.  2) Ars.
calc. carb.-v. caust. kreas. nitr.-ac. rhus.  sulph. sulph.-ac.
  Too profuse: 1) Asa. he]), mere phos. puis. sep. sulph.   2)
Ars. calc. chin. lye. rhus. sil.
  Sujmressed or prematurely stopping :  Calc hep.  lach. mere
siL
  Suppuration  of membraneous tissues: Sil.
  § 6.  See: Arscess, Gancjrene,Tumors, Ulcers, Wounds,
Ac

  SWEAT, BLOODY.
  This symptom points to: 1) Arn. calc n.-vom.   2) Cham.
clem, coccul. crotal. lach. n.-mosch.

  SWEAT, MORBID, Nk;ht-sweats, Liability  to Saveat,
Ac.
  § 1.   Mere symptoms, but of great importance,  and point-
ing to: 1) Bell. bry. calc. carb.-an. carb.-v.  canst, chain, chin.
graph, hep. kal. mere natr.-m. n.-vom.  op. puis. rhus. samb.
selen.  sej). sulph.  veratr.   2)  Aeon.  ars. borax,  cocc. coff.
guaj. ign.  lye natr. nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac sabad. sil. stann.
staph, thuj. 3) Amb.  amm. amm.-m. baryt, caj)s.  coloc con.
dros. dulc. ferr. hell. hyos. lach. magn.-arct. magn.-aust nitr.
rhab. rhod. spig. spong.  sulph.-ac  tart.
  £ 2.   a) Yor profuse night-sweats:  1) Amm.-m. ars. baryt.
bry. calc. carb.-an. caust. chin, graph, ipec. kal. lye nitr.-ac
petr. phos. puis. rhus. sep. stann. staph, sulph.   2) Alum. amb.
amm. anac. arn. bell, canth. carb.-v.  dig. dros. dulc. ferr. hop.
iod. lach. magn.-arct. merc. natr. natr.-m. nitr. n.-vom. sabin.
samb. sep. veratr.
  b) Sweat setting in as soon as one gets into bed: Ars. calc.
carb.-an. carb.-v. cham. con. hep. magn.-c merc. mur.-ac.  op.
phos. rhus. verat.
  c) J/orning  sweats: 1) Bry. calc caust. chin. con. ferr. Ive.
natr.-m.  n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus. sep.  sil. stann.  sulph.   2)
Amm.  amm.-m. ars. canth.  carb.-an. carb.-v.  guaj. hell. he]).
iod. kal.  magn.-c.  natr. nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. op. phos.-ac.
veratr.
  d) Sweat in day-time  from the  least exertion or exercise:
1) Calc carb.-an. carb.-v. caust. chin  hep.  kal. natr. natr.-m.
puis, selen. sep. sulph. veratr.  2) Amm.-m. asar. bell. bry.
ferr. graj)h. lach. lye mere nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr. phos. phos.-
ac. rhod. rhus. spig. staph. sulj)h.-ac zinc
  e) Sweat in the  day-time, even  during rest: 1) Anac. rhus. 
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443
 Sep. sulph.  2)  Asar. calc. con. ferr. phos.-ac. spong. staph.
 sulph.-ac.
   f)  SAveat  during  mental  exertions,  conversations, Ac:
 Borax, graph, hep. sep. sulph.
   § 3.  Bartial sweats, a) On one side: Amb.  baryt. bry.
 cham. ign. n.-vom. puis. rhab. rhus. spig. sulph.
   b)  About the head only:  1)  Bell. bry. calc.  cham.  chin.
 mere puis. sil. veratr.  2) Graph, kal. n.-vom. op. phos. rhab.
 rhus.  sassap. staph, val.  3) Camph. dulc. guaj. hep. magn.-m.
 sabad. sep. spig.
   c) In the face only: 1) Carb.-v. ign. puis. rhus. samb. spong.
 veratr.   2) Alum. bell, borax, carb.-an.  chin. cocc. coff. elros.
 dulc magn.-arct. merc phos. rhab. ruta.  sep. sil. strain, sulph.
 ■— Under or around the nose : Bell, n.-vom.  rhab.
   d)  SAveat on the neck and nape of the neck: 1) Bell, nitr.-
 ac. sulph.  2) Ars. kal. mang. n.-vom. phos.-ae rhus. stann.
   e) On the back:  1) Chin. petr. phos.-ac 2) Ars. calc. dulc.
 guaj. hep. lach. natr. sep. sil. veratr.
   f) On  the chest:  Agar. arn. canth. chin. cocc. graph,  hep.
 lye nitr. nitr.-ae phos. phos.-ae selen. sep. sil.
   g) On the abdomen: Amb. anac.  arg.  canth. dros.  phos.
 plumb, staph.
   h) About the sexual parts:  1)  Aur.  hep. sep. sil. sulph.
 thuj.  2) Amm. baryt. bell, canth. con.  ign. magn.-m. mere
 n.-vom. phos.-ac. rhod. selen. staph.
   i) In  the axillce:  1) Hep. kal.  lach. nitr.-ae petr. sep.
 sulph.   2) Bry7. caps, carb.-an. dulc. rhod. selen. squill, thuj.
 zinc
   k) On the hands: 1) Calc. con.hep. sep. sil. sulph. 2) Baryt.
 carb.-v. dulc.  ign. iod. led. nitr.-ac. n.-voni. petr.  puis. rhab.
 thuj. zinc.
   1) On the feet:  1)  Calc carb.-v.  kal. lye nitr.-ae. sep. sil.
 sulph.  2)  Amm.  baryt.  cupr.  dros. greqffi. lach. magn.-m.
 natr.-m. petr.  phos.-ae puis, sabad. sabin. thuj. zinc.—And if
this  SAveat should  smell badly:  Baryt.  graph,  kal.  nitr.-ac.
sep.  sil. zinc
   §4.   a) Exhausting SAveats:  1)  Ars.  carb.-an.  chin. ferr.
natr.-m. nitr. phos. sep. sil. stann. sulph.   2)  Calc. cocc. iod.
lye merc. n.-vom. samb. veratr.
   b) Profuse SAveats, not affording any relief, especially with
pains in the limbs, catarrhal or rheumatic fevers, Ac. : Chin.
dulc. lach. lye. merc. nitr. sep.
   c) Oily, fatty sweats:  Bry. chin, magn.-c. mere stram. 
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SWELLING OF  THE LA IMA.
   d) Warm or hot SAA-eats: Bell. bry. camph. chain, lach. op.
 phos. sabad. stann.
   e) Cold sweats: Ars. camph. carb.-v. chin. cin. hyos. ipec.
 sec veratr.  2) Aur.  cupr.  ferr.  hep. ign. lach. magn.-arct.
 n-vom. petr. puis, sabad. sej). staph, strain, tart.
   f) Sticky SAA-eats: Aeon. anac. ars. bry.  calc camph. carb.-
 an. chain,  chin. ferr. hep. lye mere n.-vom. phos. phos.-ae
 plumb, see spig. veratr.
   g) Sweat leaving a stain on the linen:  Ars. bell, carb.-an.
 greiph. lach. merc. rhab.  selen.
   § 5.  a) Fetid sweats: 1) Amm.-m. baryt. dulc graph, hep.
 led. lye  nitr.-ae  n.-vom. phos.  rhus.  selen.  sep.  sil. staph.
 sulph.  2) Bell, canth. carb.-an. ferr. kal. magn.-c. mere puis.
 rhod. spig. A'eratr.
   b) Sour-snulling:  1)  Ars. asar.  bry. lye nitr.-ac, sep. sil.
 sulph. veratr.  2) Arn. bell, carb.-v. cham.  ferr. hej). ipec. kal.
 led. magn.-c mere n.-vom. rlius.
   e) Bitter-smelling: A'eratr.—With smell as  of  blood: Lye-.
 —Bmj/yrearnaticsmeW:  Bell, magn.-arct sulph.—Fetid smell:
 Carb.-v. n.-vom. staph, stram —Acrid smell: Rhus-t.

   SWELLING OF THE CHEEK.
   For swelling in consequence of toothache : 1) Arn. cham.
 mere magn.-arct- n.-vom. puis. sej).  staph ; or, 2)  Ars. aur.
 bell. bry. carb.-v. caust sulph., Ac.
   For reel and hot swelling : Arn. bell. bry. cham. mere.
   Hard SAvelling : Arn. bell, chain.
   Pale swelling: Bry. n.-vom. sep. sulph.
   Brgsipelafous: 1)  Cham. sep.   2) Bell, graph,  hep. lach.
 rhus. sulph.—and other remedies indicateel for erysipelas.
   If remedies had been administered for the toothache before
 the  swelling set in,  give after Merc, and  Cham.:  Puis.: or
 after Puis, or Bell., Mere ; Bell, after Mere;  or  Sulph. after
 Bell, bry, Ac.
   Compare: Toothache.

   SWELLING OF THE LABIA,  (vulva.)
   The lymphatic SAvelling of the labia requires: Merc sep.
 sulph.
   Swelling ofthe prepuce, if not caused  either by gonorrhoea
 or syphilis, requires: Aeon. arn. merc. rhus. sep.  suljih.
   See : Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Phimosis, Herpes pr^pu-
tialis, &c. 
             SAVELLING OF THE LIPS. — SYNCOPE.         445

   SWELLING OF THE LIPS.
   Scrofulous swelling of the lips  requires: Aur.  bell.  bry.
 hep. lach. merc. sil. staph, sulph., Ac.
   SAA-elling and eversion ofthe lip:  Bell. merc.
   Crusts and ulceration of the lips: 1)  Bell. hep. merc. sep.
 sil. staph,  sulph.;  or, 2) Ars. aur. cic. clem,  graph, natr.-m,
 nitr.-ac, Ac.
   Scirrhous indurations and cancerous ulcers:  1) Bell, sil
 sulph.  2) Ars. clem. con.
   Compare : Eruptions in the face and swelling ofthe face.
   SYCOMA, Sycosis menti et capillicii.
   Principal  remedies: 1) Ars. carb.-v. cic. graph, hep.  sil.
 2) Con. ? staph. ? sulph. ? thuj. ?

   SYCOSIS HAHNEMANN!, Venereal figwarts.
   Principal remedies: Nitr-ac. and Thuja; moreover: Cinn.
 euphr. lye phos.-ac. sabin. staph.;  or N.-vom. sassap.
   The sujyjnr■citing, horny  and crest-shaped Avarts seem to
 require Thuja; the pediculated, Lye;  and the flat ones:
 Sassap. sulph.
   (See:  Syphilis.)
   SYNCOPE, Lypothymia, Fainting.
   § 1.  Principal remedies for  fainting, sudden loss of con-
 sciousness, hysteric Aveakness,  Ac, require: Aeon, camph.
 carb.-v. cham. hep.  ign. lach.  mosch. n.-vom.  phos.-ac. veratr.
   § 2.  If causeel by  fright or some other emotion,  give:
 Aeon. amm. camph. cham. coff.  ign. lach. op. veratr.
   If by violent pain: Aeon, or Cham.
   If by the least pain :  Hep.  n.-mosch.
   To hysteric persons give : Cham. cocc. ign. mosch. n.-mosch.
 n,-vom.; or, 2) Ars. natr.-m.
   Ifcaused by  debilitating  losses,  or acute diseases, give:
 Carb.-v. chin, n.-mosch. n.-vom. veratr.
   If by abuse of Mercury: Carb.-v. ; or, Hej). lach. op.
   £ 3.  Give more  particularly:
  Aconitum : For: A'iolent palpitation of the heart, conges-
tion of blood to the head, buzzing in the  ears ; and  if the
fainting takes place as soon as the patient raises himself from
 a recumbent posture, with chills and  deadly paleness of the
face, which Avas red preA'iously.
  Carbo-veg. : The paroxysms set in  after sleeping, after
rising in  the morning, or Avhile yet in bed.
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SYPHILIS AND SYCOSIS.
   Chamomilla:  The paroxysm is accompanied with vertigo,
 darkness  of sight, hard  hearing, sensation of qualmishness
 and flatness in the pit ofthe stomach, At.
   Coffea :  Suitable to sensitive persons, and if the symptoms
 caused by fright  do not yield to Aeon.
   Hepar : The paroxysms set in in the evening, preceded by
 vertigo.
   Lachesis : Asthmatic affections, vertigo, pale face, nausea.
 A'omiting, jut ins  and stitches in the region of  the heart, cold
 sweat, spasms, trismus, stiffness and swelling ofthe body, At.
   Mosaics: The paroxysms set in at night, or in  the open
 air,  with pnd mom try spasms, or succeeded by headache.
   Ncx.-a'om. : The paroxysms set in principally in the  morn-
 ing, or after a meal; also  suitable to pregnant females or
 persons Avorn out by mental labor or addicted to the use of
 spirits;  and  generally, Avhen nausea,  pale face, scintillations
 beforethe eyes, or obscuration of sight, pains in the stomach,
 anguish, trembling and  congestion of blood to  the heael or
 chest are present
   Phosphoric-acid : The paroxysms set in after a meal,  Nux.
 v. being insufficient.
   Veratrum : The paroxysms  set in  after the least motion,
 or are preceded  by  great anguish or despondency;  or at-
 tended by spasms, lock-jaw, convulsive motion of the eyes
 and  eyelids, Ac.

   SYPHILIS AND SYCOSIS:
   §  1.  The principal remedy is Mere, but we  are seldom
 able to cure a primitive chancre by high  dilutions, as they
 only aggravate the disease, by irritating the nervous system
 ofthe patient.
   §  2.  The best Avay to cure a primitive chancre in its  acute
 stage, is to give a dose ofthe first or second trituration every
 day or every other day, till amelioration takes place ; Avithout
 troubling  ourselves  much, how the ulcers may look in the
 first  days.  After eight or ten  days, (or  even after tAvo or
 three days) red tips, being healthy granulations can be per-
ceived at the bottom ofthe ulcers, Avhich continue to increase.
During the time the ulcer sometimes  bleeds and the edo-es
become depressed.
  If no benefit occurs from the use of mere, Cinnabar  is  an
excellent remeely, but should proud lb sh  start up from the
 ulcer, Nitric-acid  t>, a few jiellets dissolved in Mater, a tea-
spoonful morning and evening is indicated, provided the 
SYPHILIS AND SYCOSIS.
447
syphilitic character ofthe ulcer, that is, its lardaceous appear-
ance has disappeared under the continued use of Merc.
  Nitr.-ac. is likeAvise excellent for chancres, that had been
inaffectually treated with large doses of Merc.  It should not
be given  when  the  chancres heal of themselves, without
Mercury.
  § 3.  Every chancre, which is not treated, or improperly
treated with Mercury, becomes  chronic after the  lapse of
from six to eight weeks, losing its lardaceous appearance and
raised edges, and exhibiting a red surface with a hard bottom
and secreting a thin bad pus. Nitr.-ac. should not  be given
for such chancres,  for it favors the breaking out of general
syphilis, the symptoms of Avhich are roseola on the abdomen,
and  pimples on the forehead and region  of the  stomach.
The  principal remedy  is Mercurius, which should be  con-
tinueei, giving one dose every 48 hours, until the chancre and
the spots and pimples have disappeared.   Should doubtful
symptoms develop themselves after the disappearance of the
chancre, and should their true nature,  Avhether mercurial or
syphilitic, not be apparent, give: Aur. carb.-v. lach. nitr.-ac.
phos.-ac phytol. thuj.
  § 4.  Give for true hunterian chancre: merc. sob,  or
merc.-praec.-rub.
  For the elea7ated: Preee-rub. or cinnab., and if it should
spread and get fungous: Nitr. ac. 1.
  For the serpiginous :  Mere-cor. or should this aggravate:
Sulph. 15, or nitr.-ac. 1—3.
  Old chancres, treated for a long time Avith Mercury, re-
quire nearly ahvays nitr.-ac
  Iris, ^Phytolacca, and perhaps Sanguinaria may also be re-
commended for  the different forms and stages of chancre.
  8 5.  Secondary  chancres in  the throat require  the
same treatment as the chronic chancre (2, 3 doses Merc, of
the third trituration, or lye nitr.-ac. phos.-ac. phytol. thuj.,
should the patient already have taken too much Mercury.
  Buboes, Avhich,  if  not primitive,  usually only appear Avhen
the primitive chancre Avas driven away by caustics, and AArhich
appear frequently  before the cicatrization of the chancre, do
not need any special  treatment and commonly disappear Avith
the primitive chancre by the use of Merc.  But should they
apriear  after  the cicatrization of the chancre  or should  the
patient have already taken to much mercury, nitr.-ac.  is then
the chief remedy, or aur. carb.-a. badiaga. lach. sil. sulph.
  Constitutional syphilis requires mere. ; or if the patient 
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TASTE.
 should haAT been drugged with it:  Aur. lach. nitr.-ac. phytol.
 sulph. thuj. or alum. bell,  carb.-v. clem. dulc.  guaj.  hep.  iris.
 iod. lye phos.-ac.  sass.  staph.— Constituto>nal  sycosis re-
 quires : Natr. sulph. or thuj.
   Syphilitic bone-pains require :  Aur. lach. mere, the spots,
 herpetic eruption, ulcers:  Kal.-bi. lach. mere  nitr.-ac n.-jugl.
 thuj., the ophthalaiia :  Merc nitr.-ac thuj.
   A chief remeely for constitutional syphilis, esjieeially affec-
 tions ofthe bones and ofthe skin,  (particularly if the patient
 has been  elrugged AA'ith  .Mercury, is ka/i.hydroiod    (40
 grains in 100 times its epiantity of Avater, 3  tablcspoonsful a
 day.)

   TASTE ALTERATIONS of:
   § 1.   Changes of taste are mere symptoms, Avhich however
 point to the following remedies: 1) Aeon. ant. arn.  ars. bell.
 bry. chain, chin. cocc. ipec. mere, n.-vom. puis. rhus.  2) Bry.
 caps, carb.-v. hep. kal. natr. natr.-m. pe'tr. phos. rhab.  sabin.
 sep. squill, staph, sulph.  tart,  verat.  3) .Asa. asar. calc cupr.
 ign. lach. lye magn.-m. sib stann. sulph.-ac. tarax.
   § 2.   Use more particularly :
   a) For  bitter taste: 1)  Aeon,  arn. ars. bry.  calc. cham.
 chin. mere.  natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, sabad.  sej). sil sul/th.
 verat.   2) Amm. carb.-a. carb.-v. coloc con. dros. ferr. ipec.
 kal. lach lye-, magn.-m. spong. staph, tart,
   b) Taste as of p.lood:  1) ipec.  sil. zinc.   2) Alum.  amm.
 ferr. kal. natr. sabin. sulph.
   c) E.aipyreumatic:  Cye\.pnds n.-vom. ran. squill,  sulpk.
   d) As of pus :  Alerc natr. puis.
   e) Clayey:  Cann. chin. ferr. hep. ign. phos. puis,  stann.
   f) Flat, Avatery, insipid:   1) Bry. chin. dulc. ign. natr.-m.
puis, staph.  2) Aeon. ant. arn.  ars. bell. caps. ipee.  kal. lye
magn.-m. natr. petr. phos. phos.-ac rhab. rhus. ruta. stann.
suljdi.
   g) Foul, as of bad eggs, cheese,  Ac.: 1) Acem. am. caust.
cupr.  mere.  jnds.  rhus.  sulph.   2) Bell.  bry.  carb.-v. cham.
con. natr.-m. n.-vom. jietr. jihos.  phos.-ac sep. verat.
   h) Greasy, oily: Alum. asa. caust. lye mang,  puis,  rhus.
sabin. sil. verat.
   i) Herry : N.-vom. phos.-ae puis. sass. verat.
   k) Metallic;, brassy:  1) Agn.  amm. calc.  cocc. cupr.  lach.
natr. natr.-m. n.-vom.  rhus.   2) Alum, coloc.  mgt.-aus. ran.
sass. seneg. sulph. zinc.
   1) Pappy, viscid, slimy:  Am. bell.  cham.  chin. dig. lye 
             TEA.--THICKENING OF THE BLADDER.        449

 magn.-c. magn.-m. merc. n.-vom. petr. phos, plat. puis. "rhab.
 rhus.
   m) Rancid:   Alum. ambr.  asa. bry. cham. ipec. mur.-ae
 n.-vom. petr. puis, sulph.
   n) Salt:  1) Ars. carb.-v. merc. phos. phos.-ac. puis. rhab.
 sep. zinc.   2) Chin. cupr. lach. lye  natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus.
 sulph. at rat.
   o) Sour:  1) Amm. bell. calc. chin. kal. merc. natr.-m. n.-
 vom.  phos. puis, suljyh.   2) Alum, carb.-a. cham. chin. cocc.
 con. cupr. graph, ign. lach. lye magn.-c. magn.-m. natr. nitr.
 nitr.-ac. petr. j)hos.-ac. rhus. sep. stann. tarax.  3) Caps, rhab.
   p) Bad taste generally, as from a spoiled stomach:  1)
 Bry. calc. kal. mere n -vom.  puis. sep.  2) Ars. asa.  caust.
 chin. ign.  natr.-m. petr. stann.  sulph.-ac. A7aler. zinc.
   q) Sweetish: 1) Bell. bry.  chin. dig. merc. nitr.-ac. phos.
 plumb, puis, sabad. squib stann. sulph.   2) Aeon. alum. amm.
 cujw.ferr. ipec. kal. lye merc. n.-vom.  rhus. sass. sulph.-ac
   Taste of  food,  Bitter: Bry. coloc. ferr. hep. rhab. rhus.
 sulph., bitter after eating and drinking: Ars. bry. puis, food
 AND DRINK BITTER : Chin, pills.
   Foul  taste after food : Rhus., food tastes salty : Carb.-
 v. suljih., fooel tastes sour: Calc. chin., sour taste after  eat-
 ing : Carb.-v. cocc. natr.-m. n.-vom. puis, sib, sour taste after
 drinking: N.-vom. sulph., after drinking milk:  Carb.-v.
 sulph., bread tastes  sweet:  Merc, beer tastes  sweet:  Puis.,
food tastes  after nothing :   Ars. bry. n.-vom. puis, stajuh.,
 tobacco  tastes acid: Staph, bitter:  Cocc,  nauseous: Ipec,
 badly :  Arn. calc. cocc. ign. n.-vom. puis.
   In the morning,  bitter taste: Arn. puis, foul:  Rhus.
 sulph., sour:  N.-vom. sulph., sweet: Sulph. For  loss of taste
give :  §  1.   1) Bell. lye.  natr.-m. phos. puis. sil.  2) Alum.
amm.-m. anac. calc.  hep. hyosc. kal. kreas. magn.-m. n.-vom.
rhod. sec. sep. verat.
   §  2.   Loss of taste from purely nervous causes,  as  para-
lysis, Ac,  requires :  Bell.  hyosc lye.  natr.-m. n.-vom.  sep.
verat.
  From  catarrhal states, coryza:  1) N.-vom.  puis, sulph.
2) Alum. calc. hep. natr.-m. rhod. sep.
  §  3.   Comp.:  Boss of hearing, of smell, of vision, dec.

  TEA,  ill effects of,—Principal remedies :  1) Ferr. selen.
thuj.  2) Chin. coff. lach.  verat.
  THICKENING of the bladder:  Principal remedies: 
  4">0          TIN.—TOBACCO, ILL EFFECTS OF.

  Dulc. merc. puis,  suljui.  See:  Catarrh of the bladder and
  cystitis.

   TIN, ill effects of,—Poisoning Avith  large doses requires :
  1) AVhite of an egg.  2) Sugar.  3) Milk.  The chronic ail-
 ments require: Puis., or carb-v.  hej). ign.

   TINEA CAPITIS.—Principal  remedies: 1) Ars. calc hep.
 lye rhus. sulph.  2) I>ar.-c. cic. con. graph, oleand. pirns, sej).
 staph, zinc.  3) Erech. eup.-perf. iris. myr. phyto.   4) Alum.
 brom. chel. hell.  kal. magn.-c. mur.-ae nitr.-ae par. ]>etr. rut.
 sil.
   For  dry  scaldhead:  (Tinea furfuracea  et amiantacea)
 give:  1)  Sulph. or calc.   2) Ars   hep. mere phos. rhus.
   For humid: (Acbor, favus, tinea favosa- muciflora).  1) lye
 sulph.  2) Hep rhus. sej). 3) Baryt-c calc. cic. graph, oleand.
 staph, zinc.
   If other scrofulous ailments  should be present at the
 same time, such as swelling of the cervical glands, give : 1)
 Amm. ars. baryt. calc  staph.   2) Bry. dulc
   §  2.  The best mode of classifying tinea, is  as folloAvs :
   a) Tinea amiantacea, eczema capitis: Ars. carb.-a. mere.
 rhus. staph.
   b) Tinea favosa:  1)  Ars.  sulph.  2) Hep. merc. phos.
 3) IJaryt. brom. calc,
   c) Tinea porriginosa seu muctflua, porrigo capitis:  1)
 Calc. rhus. sulph.  2) Ars.  hep. lye  sej). sil.   3) Baryt. cic.
 graph, mere oleand. staph,  viol.-tric
   d) Tinea granulata seu iaipetiginosa, impetigo capitis:
 1) Suljih.   2) Calc   3) Ars. hep. mere phos. rhus.
   e) Tinea furfuracea, pityriasis  capitis :  1) Alum.  mez.
 oleand. sulph.  2) Bry. calc graph, staph.  3)  Ars.  dulc  lye.
 phos. sep.
   f)  Psoriasis  capitis:  1) Calc.   2)  Graph, lye sep. sulph.
 3) Cic led. mere,  oleand.
   g) Crusta serpigi'nosa :  1) Sulph.  2)  Ars. calc.  3) Clem
 dulc. graph, sass. sep.
   The constitutional symptoms of the patient are after all
 the best indications for the selection ofthe remedy.
   TOBACCO,  ILL EFFECTS OF.
   §  1.   Principal remedies: Acem.  bry. cham. chin, cocc
 coloc. cupr. merc. n.-vom. puis, staph, veratr.
   § 2.  For the immediate consequences, give: Aeon. cham.
cocc. cupr. n.-vom. puis, staph, veratr. 
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   The chronic ailments require; Cocc. merc. n.-vom. staph.
   For the effects of chewing, give: Cham. cocc. cupr. n.-vom.
 puis.
   For working in tobacco-manufactories : Ars. coloc. cupr.
   § 3.  Use more particularly:
   Aconitum: Violent headache AA7ith nausea.
   Chamomilla:   Vertigo,  stupefaction,  fainting,  bilious
 vomiting, diarrhoea, Ac.
   Cocculus : Bad digestion, great sensitiveness of the nerves.
   Nux-vom. : Bad digestion, nausea,nervousness and obstinate
 constipation.
   Pulsatilla :  Nausea, loss of appetite, thick saliva in the
 mouth, diarrhcea and colic.
   Staphysagria : Anxiety and restlessness, nausea, obstinate
 constipation, Ac.
   Veratrum: AVeakness, fainting turn, diarrhcpa, icy cold-
 ness ofthe extremities and body, Ac.
   § 4.  For the toothache, give:  Bry. or Chin.;  for the
 nausea: Ign.; and for the constipation: Mercury.

   TONGUE, DISEASES  OF  THE.
   § 1.  Most of them, from a simple coating up to  inflamma-
 tion, suppuration and gangrenous disorganization, are mere
 symptoms, induced by digestive derangements, fevers, poison-
 ous substances, dyscrasias,  Ac.; nevertheless, in selecting a
 remedy, these symptoms  deserve particular attention, inas-
 much as they generally indicate specific remedies.
   § 2.  Coating of the tongue:  1) Ant. arn. bell. bry. cham.
 chin. dig.  ign. ipec. merc. phosph, plumb, puis. rhus. sabad.
 sep. sil. sulph.  2) Aeon. amb.  ars. carb.-veg. cin.  dig. dulc.
 liejL hyos. iod. lach. natr. natr.-m. nitr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom.  petr.
 sabin. sec. seneg. staph, tart. thuj. veratr. verb.
   Brown  coating: Bell. carb. veg. hyos. n.-vom.  sabin. sil.
 sulph. verb.   Thick coating: Baryt.  bell. bry. cham. chin.
 lach. mere phosph. sec. sabad. sabin.  selen.   Yellowish coat-
 ing : Bell. bry. carb.-veg. cham.  chin, coloc. ipec. lach. mez.
n.-vom. plumb, puis, sabad. sabin. seneg. veratr. zinc   Gray :
Amb. puis. tart.   Greenish : Magn.-c. magn.-m. plumb, rhoel.
Slimy: Bell. chin. cupr. dig. dulc. lach. magn.-arct. natr. n.-
mosch.  n.-vom.  phosph. puis, seneg. sep. sil.  stann. stront.
 sulph.   Wldte: Arn. ars.  bell  calc. carb.-veg. cham.  chin.
 croc.  dig.  ign. ipec.  merc. n.-mosch. n.-vom.  oleand.  petr.
phosph. puis, staph, thuj.
   Bluish  color  of the tongue  requires: Ars. dig. mur.-ac. 
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TON SI LITIS.--TOOTHACHE
Brown: Ars. lach. n.-vom. plumb, rhus.  see. sulph.   Bale-
ness: Agar. lach.  mere. natr.   Bed: Ars. bell, chain, hyos.
rhus.  stann. sulph. veratr.   /Hack: Ars.  chin. lach. n.-vom.
op. see. rhus. veratr.   White:  Ars. bell.  bry. coloc  graph.
hell. lach. nitr.-ae  n.-vom. op. petr. puis. sej). sulph.
  Dryness of the temgue and mouth:  1) Aeon. ars. bell. bry.
carb.-veg. cham. cist, dulc  hyos. phosph. rhus.   2) Arn. calc
caps. hell. kal. mere natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ae plumb,  jails, staph.
stram. sulph. sulph.-ac veratr.   Feling of dryness when the
tongue is moist: Aeon. ars. bell, camph. caps.  chin. ce>tl*. n.-
mosch. phosph. rhab  rhus. stront. sulph.-ac.
  $ 3.  Jnjlammotion ofthe tongue: Canth. plumb,  ran.-sc
Blisters or pimples on  the tongue: Amm. ant  calc canth.
carb.-an. caust. cham. graph,  hell.  merc. mez.  mur.-ae.  natr.
natr.-m.  nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  sabad. sej).  sjiig. squill, thuj. zinc.
 Ulcers: Bov. cic. dig.  graph, lye. mere, mur.-ac. natr.-m. oji.
Aptluv:  Agar, borax, cham. hell, mere mur.-ae n.-vom. sas-
sap. suljih. sulph.-ac thuj.   Soreness: Agar, carb.-veg. dig.
kal. lach.  lye mere mez.  mur.-ac  natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phosph.
phos.-ac. sabad. sib
  Swelling of the tongue: Calc.  con. dig. dros.  dulc hell. kal.
lach. lye. mere natr.-m.  phos.-ae see.  sil. strain, thuj.   Suj/-
puration:  Canth.  mere.
  § 4.  Baralgsis: Aeon.  ars. bell, caust. dulc. graph, hyos.
lach. n.-mosch. op. stram.
  Stiffness: Borax, colch.  euphr. lach. natr.-m
  J difficulty of moving the tongue: Anac. bell. calc. con. lye;.
  Heaviness of the tongue: Anac  bell, carb.-veg. colch. lye
mur.-ac. natr.-m. jilumb.
  § 5.   See:  Stomacace,  Speech, difficulties of, Angina
FAUCIUM, Ac

  TONSILLTLS.—Principal remedies:  1) Baryt. bell. hep.
ign. lach. mere nitr.-ae  n.-vom. sulph. ; or, 2) Calc. canth.
cham. gran. ? lye  sep. thuj.
  Su/tpuration and ulceration of  the tonsils: Bar.-c. bell.
ign. lach. lye merc. nitr.-ac. sej).
  Induration: Baryt calc. ign. sulph.
  Inflammatory swelliny  Avhich  threatens to terminate  in
suppuration:  lj Aeon, bell.;  then, 2) Hep. lach. mere; 3)
Igu n.-vom. sulph.  See :  Suppuration
  TOOTHACHE.
  £  1.   Principal  remedies:  1) Bell. cham.  merc. n.-vom.
 puis,  sulph.   2) Bry. calc. chin. hyos. ign. mez.  rhus.  spig. 
TOOTHACHE.
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  staph, magn.-arct.  3) Aeon. ant. arn. ars. carb.-veg. coff. hep.
  sep. sil. veratr.  4) Baryt. caust. cycl. dulc. euphorb. magn.-
  c. nitr.-ac phos -ac plat, sabin.
    § 2.   For pains in hollow teeth: 1) Ant.  2) Magn.-arct.
  mez.  sep.  staph.   3) Aeon. bell, borax, chin, mere natr. n.-
  vom. puis.  4) Baryt. bry. calc. cham. coff.  hyos, kreas. lach.
  ly7e magn.-c phosph. phos.-ac.  plat, plumb,  rhus. sabin. sil.
  sulph.  It is very difficult  to  discover the suitable remedy;
  if no proper remedy can be found, introduce a little cotton
  moistened AA'ith one drop of the tincture of Aconite into the
 holloAV  tooth, or  in some  cases, Bell, instead  of the  Aeon.
 This frequently affords instantaneous relief.
   § 3.  If several teeth  at once, or  a  Avhole jaAv should be
 affected, giA-e:  Cham. merc. rhus. staph.; or for pains on one
 side: 1) Cham merc. puis. rhus.  2) Calc. chin. ign. mez.
 phos.-ac. plat. spig. sulph.
   Toothache Avith pain in  the facial bones, requires :  Clem.
 hyos. magn.-c. merc. n.-vom.  rhus. spig. sulph.  If the juani
 extends  to the eyes: Cham. calc. clem. puis. spig.  To the
 ears: Ars. bell. cham. clem, kreas. merc.  puis.  sep.  sulph.
 To  the head: Ant. ars. bell. cham. hyos. merc. n.-vom. puis.
 rhus. sulph.
   Toothache with  sioelling of the cheeks, requires: 1) Arn.
 cham. lye magn.-arct. magn.-c mere n.-vom. puis. sep. staph.
 2) Ars.  aur. bell. bry. carb.-veg. caust, sulph.   Swelling of
 the gums: Aeon. bell, chain, chin. hep. hyos. merc. n.-vom.
 phos.-ae rhus. sep. staph, sulph.  Swelling of the submaxil-
 lary glon els : Carb.-veg. cham. merc. n.-vom. sep. staph.
   § 4.   Toothache from congestion of blood:  1) Aeon. bell.
 calc. cham. chin. hyos. mez puis. sep.;  or, 2)  Aur. phosph.
 plat, sulph.
  Rheumatic or arthritic toothache: 1) Aeon. bell, caust. cham.
 chin. mere, n.-vom. puis, staph, sulph.; 2) Arn. bry. cycl. hej).
 Ive  magn.-c. phosph. rhus. sabin. veratr. magn.-arct.
   yervous  toothache requires:   1)  Aeon.  bell. cham.  coff.
 hyos. ign. n.-vom. j)lat. sjiig. magn.-arct,;  or, 2) Ars. magn.-
 e mez. suljm. A'eratr.,  Ac.
   §  5.   Toothache from abuse of coffee : 1) Cham. ign. n.-
vom. ; or, 2) Bell, carb.-veg. merc. ;  or, 3) Cocc. puis.  rhus.
   From smoking:  1) Bry. chin.  spig. ; or, 2)  Cham. merc.
sassap.
   From  abuse  of  Mercury :  1) Carb.-veg.  nitr.-ac.;  or, 2)
Bell. chin. he]), puis, staph, sulph.
   From  a colel:  1) Aeon. bell. cham. coff. dulc. ign. mere n.- 
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vom. puis ; 2) Baryt. calc chin.  hyos.  magn.-arct. n.-mosch.
phosjih. rhus. sulph.  From exposure to odd and damp air:
1) N.-mosch. puis. ;  or,  2) Bell.  calc. hyos. merc. sib staph.
sulph.  From the water AA'hich one drinks: 1) Bry. carb.-veg.
merc.  staph, sulph.   2) Calc. cham. mosch. n.-vom. puis. sil.
sulph.
   §  6.  Toothache of nervous and sensitive, persons requires:
Aeon. hell. coff. hyos. ign. n.-vom. plat.  spig.
   Toothache of females: Aeon.  bell. calc. cham. chin. coff.
hyos.  ign.  plat. puis, sabin. sep. spig.   Of plethoric young
girls : Acem. bell. calc.   At the time of the menses : 1) Amm.
baryt calc.  carb.-veg. chain, graph, lach.  magn.-c.  natr.-m.
nitr.-ac. phosph. sej).  During jwegnancy : 1) Bell, calc magn.
n.-mosch.  n.-vom. puis.  sej). stajih.  2) Alum.  hyos. rhus.
During nursing: Chin.   Of hysteric females : Ign. sep.
   Toothache of children :  .Aeon. bell,  calc  chain, coff. ign.
mere sulph.
   §  7.  Symptomatic indications:
   Belladonna:  Anxiety, driving  one to and fro ;  or for:
sadness, whining mood;  pains in the gums  and  teeth as if
ulcerated ;  tearing, cutting, stitching or drawing pains in the
teeth, face and ears,  Avorse in the evening, after lying eluwn,
and  especially at night; boring in the carious teeth, as from
congestion of blood, Avith bleeding on sucking at the teeth ;
painful SAvelling of the gums, Avith heat, itching, vesicles and
burning; swelling of the cheeks; ptyalism, or dryness of the
throat and  mouth, with  great tliirst; the pains are renewed
by mental labor, or after a meal; aggravation  in the  (///en
air and by the  contact of food (while chewing, Ac); hot and
red face ;  beating in the  head  or cheeks; burning anel red-
ness of the eyes.  (.After Bell, are sometimes suitable: .Mere
hej)., or chain, puis.)
   Chamomilla: Irritable and Avhining mood during the pain :
violent drevwing, jerking, or  beating and  stitching pains;
pains that  seem intolerable, especially at night,  in bed, driv-
ing one to  despair, Avith hot swelling of the cheeks, and red-
ness, shining swelling of the gums,  and swelling of the sub-
maxillary  glands; pains  in  one  Avhole  side of the jaw with-
out  the patient being able to  point out the  tooth Avhich is
affected ; digging and gnawing in a carious tooth, with loc)se-
ness; stitching or heating semilateral pains in the Avheffe side
of the head Avhich is affected, in  the ear and face; aggrava-
tion or reneAval of the pains from eating or drinking anvthing
cold or warm, especially coffee ; pains, with heat and redness, 
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 especially of one cheek ; Avarm SAveat, even in the hairs; anx-
 iety, restlessness, or Aveakness unto fainting, Ac
   Mercurius :  Tearing, stitching  pains in the  carious teeth,
 or in the roots of the teeth, affecting the Avhole side  of the
 head and face, even to the ears;  painful SAvelling of the cheek
 or submaxillary glands; ptyalism; aggravation in the eve-
 ning or at night, in bed;  the pains are excited by cool and
 damp air, or by eating or drinking anything hot or cold;
 dullness, looseness and sensation of elongation  of the teeth;
 SAvollen, whitish, ulcerated  and colorless gums, readily  bleed-
 ing, Avith itching, burning and soreness to the touch ;  night-
 sweats, vertigo,  rheumatic  pains  in the limbs;  peevish  or
 Avhining  mood; chilliness, red cheeks, Ac.  (Is frequently
 suitable before or after Bell, or dulc, or before Hep. or carb.-
 veg.)
   Nux-vom. : Suitable to  persons of a lively, choleric tem-
 perament, Avith bright complexion ; also to individuals Avho
 indulge in coffee, Avine, brandy, or who lead a sedentary and
 confined life ; sore pains or jerking drawing, Avith stitches in
 the teeth and jaAvs, or only in the carious teeth ; pains ex-
 tending to the head, ears and malar bones, Avith painful  swell-
 ing of the submaxillary glands;   swelling and  sensitiveness
 of the  gums, with  beating as if in an ulcer;  red and hot
 spots on the cheeks and neck;  aggravation or renewal ofthe
 pains at night, or early after waking, or after dinner, during a
 Avalk in the open air, when reading, thinking, or performino-
 any other mental labor, or in a  warm  room; relief in the
 open  air; lamenting and despairing, or irritable, quarrelsome,
 peevish humor.
   Pulsatilla :  Suitable to  individuals of a bland, quiet and
 timid disposition, and who cry easily ; toothache with otalgia
 and hemicrania; tearing, drawing, stitching or jerking pains,
 as if the nerves were put upon a stretch, and then suddenly
 let go again ; or beating, digging and gnawing pains, Avitli
 creeping in the gums; pains which extend  to the face,  head,
 eye and ear of the  affected side, Avith pale face, heat in the
 head, chilliness of the body, and asthma ; aggravation  or re-
 newal ofthe  pains in the evening or at night, after midnight,
 in bed, and in a  Avarm room, or from eating or drinking any-
 thing Avarm, Avhen sitting or picking the teeth ; relief by cola
 water (Avhich sometimes  aggravates the pain), and by cool,
 fresh air.
  $ 8.  Bryonia: Suitable to persons of a lively and choleric
disposition, or to vehement and obstinate  people; pains in 
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carious and still more in the sound teeth; jerking and draw-
ing pains, Avith looseness of the tieth anel sensation of ,h>nga-
tion, esjieeially during anel after a meal ; stitches in the ear;
])ains, Avith desire to lie doAvn ;  avoisc at night or  by intro-
ducing anything Avarm into  the mouth, or  by lying  on the
sound cheek, relief being obtaineel by turning to the aftecteel
side;  soreness of the gums.
  Calcarea: Toothache, with congestion of blood to the heael,
especially at night; with beating, stitching, boring  pains, or
soreness ; gnaAA'ing  and digging, both in  the carious  and
sound teeth :  swelling, painful sensitiveness ofthe gums, Avith
liability to bleed; aggravation or renewal of the pains by a
draught of air, or cold air, or by drinking anything warm or
cold, or by the least noise, cold, and Avhen the  menses make
their appearance.
  China: After debilitating losses  of animal fluids, Avhile
nursing, Ac. ;  or if the  pains  should cause ill, quarrelsome
humor ; or for dull, distressing pains in the carious teeth ; or
beating, drawing and jerking pains ;  the pains come on or
get worse after a meal, or at night, or after the least contact ;
tbev return in the  open air, or  in  a draught,  anel  abate by
pressing  the  teeth  firmly together; SAvelling of the  gums;
dry mouth, Avith  thirst ; congestion of blood  to the head,
Avith swelling of the veins on the forehead and hands; rest-
less sleep at night.
  Hyosoyamus: Violent tearing anel beating pains, extending
from the cheek to the forehead;  SAvelling of the gums, with
tearing jiains and buzzing in the  tooth, Avhich appears to be
loose ;  the  pains come on  in cold air, or early in the morn-
ing ; congestion of blood to the head,  with heat and redness
of" the face ; spasms in the throat, or convulsive tAvitching of
the fingers, hands or  arms;  nervousness; red  and shining
eyes.
  Ignatia: In many  eases where N.-vom. and  puis, seem to
be indicated, or suitable to persons of  a bland disposition, or
Avho are iioav disposed to Aveep, then to be merry and cheer-
ful, but especially to persons who are apt to give themselves
up to grief'; the teeth feel bruised, loose; the pains are par-
ticularly felt towards  the end ofthe  meal, or are even  worse;
or they are aggravated by  coffee, smoking, after lying doAvn
in bed in the evening, or on Avaking in the morning.
  Ma(;netis-pol.-arcticus :  Pains in the carious teeth, as if
they woulel be pulled out, or painful jerks and shocks through
the periosteum of the jaw, with drawing,  aching, tearing, 
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digging, burning or stitching pains ; swelling and painfulness
of the gums  to  contact, or the  gums feel numb when the
pains abate;  aggravation  of the pains after eating, and in
Avarmth ; relief in the open air and Avhen Avalking;  red and
hot SAvelling of the  cheek ; chilliness of the body ;  nervous-
ness ; tremor  of the limbs.
  Mezereum : The carious teeth are principally affected, with
burning, boring,  or draAving stitches, extending to the facial
bones and temples;  sensation as if the  teeth were too dull,
and  elongated ; aggravation of the pains by contact, motion,
or in the evening, Avith chilliness,  rushes of blood, congestion
of blood to the head; feeling of rigidity and draAving pains
in the affected side of the head; constipation, loss of appe-
tite, ill-humor.
  Rhus-tox. : Suitable to persons of a quiet, melancholy or
anxious  disposition; for tearing, jerking or stitching pains,
or for digging and creeping, and sore pains in the teeth; the
jiains get Avorse, or come on in the open air, or at night, Avhen
they  are intolerable; relief by applying  something  Avarm;
the gums are  painful and burn; the teeth are loose, and the
canons teeth  smell badly.   (Comp. Bell, and Bry.)
  Spigelia :  Aching,  distensive pains, or jerking, beating,
tearing,  esjieeially in the carious teeth ; the pains set in im-
mediately after eating, or at night, obliging the patient to
get up ;  Avorse by applying cold water or going into the ojien
air;   particularly  useful for:  burning, jerking and tearing
pains in  the malar bones; bloatedness of  the face, Avith yel-
lowish color around  the eyes;  pains in  the eyes;  frequent
desire to urinate, palpitation of the heart,  chilliness, restless-
ness.
  Staphysagria : The teeth are becoming black, carious, and
commence crumbling, Avith pale, white, ulcerated, swollen and
jx/iuful  gums, readily7 bleeding, Avith tubercles and excre-
scences ;  SAvelling of the cheek  and  submaxillary  glands;
aching, tearing and draAving pains in the gums, in the carious
teeth and in the roots of the sound teeth ; the pains are worse
or set in Avhen chewing, or  immediately after drinking any-
thing cold, or after eating, or by exposure to cold  air, or
early in  the morning, or at night.
  Sulphur:  For tearing, jerking and beating pains, in sound
or carious teeth ; jiains  which extend to the ears and head,
-with SAvelling ofthe  cheeks, congestion of  blood to the heael,
headache, inflammatory redness of the eyes and nose ; stitches
in the ears ; constipation, with frequent but ineffectual urg-
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Te>e>TlIACHE.
 ing to stool ;  pains in  the  small of the back ; restlessness in
 the extremities; drowsiness in the day-time ; chilliness; ag-
 gravation or reneAval of the pains in the evening, e>r at night
 in beel, or in the open air, in a current of air; also by apply-
 ing- cold water, when  eating  or chewing; looseness, elonga-
 tion or dullness ofthe teeth ;  the gums bleed readily, recede
 from the teeth, are SAvollen, with beating pains.   (Suitable
 after Coff or Aeon.)
   £ 9.   Cemsieler likewise :
   Aconitum: AVhen it is difficult to describe the pains, the
 patient  is beside himself, Coff being insufficient; stitching
 jerks or shocks, or throbbing pains, Avith congestion of blood
 to the head, heat in the face, red cheeks anel great restless-
 ness.
   Antimonium : Pains in carious teeth, folloAved by jerking
 and gnaAving, extending up to the head, esjieeially in the eve-
 ning in  bed ;  the pains are Avorse after eating, or by apply-
 ing  cold Avater; relief in  the open  air;  the  gums  bleed
 readily and recede from the teeth.
   Arnica : Toothache after an operation ;  or for pain as if
 s/n-aineil in  the teeth ;  or for draAving and pulling in the
 teeth, Avhile eating;  or Avhen  the cheek is swollen,  reel and
 hard, with beating and tingling in the gums.
   Arsenicum : Elemgation and jiainful loosemess in the teeth ;
 draAving, jerking pains in  the teeth  and gums, extending to
 the ears, cheek and tenqiles; the pains are so  great that they
 drive the jiatient to despair ; the pains come on at night, are
 aggravated by  lying on  the affected side;  relief near the
 warm stove.                                 *
  Carbo-veg. : Ars. or merc. being  insufficient, for receding
 and bleeding gums, Avith ulcers ; the teeth are loose and sen-
 sitive to contact, esjieeially after eating ; drawing, tearing or
 beating j>ains, especially AA'lien the teeth are touched by hot,
 cold or salt things.
  Coffea: Excessive pains, Avith weeping, trembling,anguish
 and tossing about; indescribable pains, or tearing and "jerk-
ing, especially at night or after a meal.  (If Coff. should not
be sufficient, give Aeon, or hyoscyam. sulph. veratr.)
  Hepar: Frequently  after  Merc  or  bell., especially for
painful or erysipelatous SAvelling of the cheeks; jerking and
drawing pains in  the teeth, Avorse  AA'lien pressing the teeth
together, Avhen eating, in  a warm room, or at night.
  Sepia:  Beating  and stitching pains, especially Avhen the
patients have a yellowish  complexion ; pains which extend to 
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the ears, and along the arm, to the fingers, Avhere they ter-
minate in a creeping  sensation : particularly when the pains
are attended AA'ith swelling of the cheeks, cough, and  sav elling
of the submaxillary glands.
  Silicea : Stitching pains, with SAvelling of the jaAv-bone or
only the periosteum ; pains affecting the jaAV rather  than the
teeth; or nightly pains, Avith sleeplessness; unhealthy skin :
aggravation of the pains at night, or by the contact  of  any-
thing hot or cold.
  Veratrum: Pains AA'ith SAvelling ofthe face, cold sweat on
the forehead,  nausea  or even  vomiting of bile; rigidity of
the  extremities ;  fainting, coldness of the Avhole body, Avith
internal heat and excessive desire for  cold Avater; beating
pains, or pressure and feeling of heaviness in the teeth.
  §  10.   Or try, lastly:
  Baryt-carb. : The gums and cheeks are pale and swollen,
with  beating in the  ears,  especially  at night;  or  burning
stitches in the teeth, when touched by anything warm.
  Causticum: Beating  or stitching pains, Avith  painful or
readily bleeding gums, and rheumatic pains in the facial mus-
cles, eyes and ears.
  Cyclamen : Stitching and boring pains, or dull  jerking,
esjieeially at night, in arthritic patients.
  Dulcamara : Toothache from cold, Avith diarrhcea, Cham.
being insufficient; or  dullness of the head, with ptyalism,
and receding, spongy gums, Bell, and mere being insufficient.
  Euphorbium :  Aching, stitching  or boring pains, Avith ery-
sipelatous  SAvelling of the cheek, or with crumbling of the
teeth.
  Magnesia-carbon : Boring pains at night, or tearing and
jerking jiains, or  ulcerative pains; intolerable pains during
rest, obliging  the  patient to  get up and  Avalk the room, Avith
swelling of the cheek.
  Nitri-actdum:  Beating, or jerking, stitching and  draAving
pains, especially in the evening, in bed.
  Phosphori-actdum : SAvollen, receding and bleeding gums,
Avith tearing pains, Avorse in bed and  by the contact of hot
or cold things; violent pains in the incisors at night.
  Platina : Beating  and digging  pains in the teeth, Avorse
in the evening and during rest; crampy  sensation and numb
pain in the affected side  of the face ; proud, overbearing dis-
position.
  Sap.ina : Beating or aching pains, setting in in the e\7ening
or at night, in bed, and after eating, with sensation as if the 
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tooth would fly  to  jtieees, or would be torn out; beating in
the Avhole body ; frequent eructations and loss of blood from
the uterus.
  §  11.  Use  more  particularly for:  Feeling  of fullness,
SAvelling, distensive sensation in the teeth : Amb. amm. graph.
mur.-ae n.-vom. phos.-ac. jmls. ran. rhod.  sabin.  sjiig. sjiong.
Sensation as if the teeth would start or be  torn  out of their
sockets: Bry. cocc.  magn.-arct,  mez. mur.-ac. natr. natr.-m.
sulph.  Boring and digging in the  teeth :  Bell, calc chain.
cycl.  laur.  magn.-arct. magn.-c  mez. natr. natr.-m.  n.-vom.
plat.  puis.  sil. sulph.  Burning pains:  Baryt. cham. kal.
magn.-arct.  merc. mez.   Buzzing and roaring,  Avhizzing in the
teeth: Hyos. magn.-arct. n.-vom. sej). sulph.   Aching jiains:
1) Ars  carb.-veg. caust. magn.-arct. n.-mosch.  sep.  2) Anac
asa. chin, graph, kal. natr.-m. phosph. staph, sulph.   Sensa-
tion of gnawing:  Carb-A'eg.  cham.  kal. puis,  staph, thuj.
 Ulcerative  pain:  Alum. amm. bell, carb.-veg. caust.  graph.
magn.-c mang. natr. phosph.  sil.  Bubbling in the  teeth :
Lye  nitr.-ac spig.  Bigging, griping in th« teeth:  Amm.
ant. borax,  carb.-an. ign. kal. magn.-m. rhus. sulph.-ac.  Shift-
ing pains: Amb. bell, graph, hep. iod. magn.-c. nitr.-ac. puis.
tab.  Feeling  of coldness of the teeth: Nitr.-ac. phos.-ac
sej).  Sensation as  if the  teeth Avere  jammed: Amb. anac.
carb.-veg. cham. magn.-arct. plat, spig!   Beating pains:  1)
Caust. chin. kal. magn.-arct, natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  sep.  2) Aeon.
amm. bell.  cham. coloc. hyos. magn.-c. plat, jails. sj>ig. suljih.
 Tingling in the teeth: Aeon.  arn. baryt. rhus.  Feeling of
looseness:  1)  Aeon.  arn.  aur.  hyos.  ign. merc. nitr.-ae. n.-
mosch. rhus. sulph.  2) Alum.  amm.  baryt.  carb.-an. carb.-
veg.  caust   hep.  hyos. ign. natr.-m.  n.-vom.  puis. rhus. sil.
staph, sulph.   Tearing in  the teeth : 1) Bell. cupr. hvos. lach.
magn.-arct.  merc. n.-mosch. n.-vom. puis.  rhus. sil.  2) Amm.
amm.-m.  borax,  carb.-veg.  caust. chin, mur.-ac. sep. stajih.
sulph.-ac.   Jerks in the teeth:  Baryt. bell. calc. magn.-arct.
merc.  sep.  sj>ig.  sulph.   Feeling of weakness in the tee-th:
Amm. merc.  Feeling of  heaviness: Sep. veratr.  Stitching
pains:  1) Baryt. bell. calc. caust. cham. con. cycl. graph, kal.
lach. magn.-aust. merc. mez. n.-mosch.  n.-vom. phosph. puis.
sep. sulph.   2) Amm. clem. laur. natr.-m. nitr.-ac.   Feeling
 as if set on edge : 1) Amm. mere mez.  suljih.  sulph-ac.   2)
 Aur. dulc. caps. kal. lye.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac n.-mosch.  phosjdi.
 phos.-ac. sep.  sil.  staph.   Numb feeling:  Arn.  chin. ign.
 magn.-arct. natr.-m. plat.   Sensation as if elon'gateel:  1) Bell.
 caust. cham. hyos. kreas.  mez. stann. sulph.   2)  Alum, carb.- 
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 an. carb.-veg.  lach. magn.-arct. magn.-c. magn.-m. nitr.-ne
 petr.  sep.   Sensation as  if sprained: Arn.  mere n.-vom.
 Bigging pains, see : ^Bering.  Sensation as if they Avere soft:
 Alum, caust. ign. lye  Soreness: 1) Bell, n.-vom". rhus thuj.
 zinc.  2) Carb.-veg. graph, ign.  lach. sep. sil. staph.  Pain as
 if bruised: Alum, caust. ign. lye  Drawing pains, see : Tear-
 ing.   Jerking pains:  1) Cham.  clem,  coff! magn.-arct. nitr.-
 ac n.-vom. puis. sil. spig.   2) Bry. chin. rhus.
   § 12.   Crumbling ofthe teeth : Bell, borax, euphorb. lach.
 plumb, sabad.  staph.  When they bleed readily: Amb. amm.
 ant.  baryt.  bell,  carb.-v.   lach.  jffios.  phos.-ac  sep.  sulph.
 Smooth teeth: Phos. selen.  Yellow:  Lye nitr.-ac. phos-ac.
 Elongated: 1) Bell, caust. chain, hyos.   kreas. mez.  stann.
 sulph.   2)  Alum, carb.-an. carb.-v. lach. magn.-arct. magn.-c
 magn.-m. nitr.-ac. petr. sep.  Boose: 1) Alum. amm. carb.-v.
 caust puis,  sulph.   2) Baryt. carb.-an. hep. mere natr.-m.
 nitr.-ac n.-vom. rhus.  sil. sulph.   Covered Avith sordes : Alum.
 arn. cham. hyos. iod. mez.  petr. plumb,  sulph.   Black:  Merc.
 plumb, sep.  squill, staph.
   § 13.   AVhen the molar teeth  are principally affected: 1)
 Amm. bry. carb.-v. chin. con. ign. iod. kreas. magn.-arct. magn.-
 e magn.-m. meph. natr. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos. rhus. sil. staph.
 sulph. zinc.  The  upper teeth : Aeon. aur. bell, carb.-v. chin.
 kreas. magn.-c. magn.-m.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac petr. phos. sep.
 zinc.   The incisors : Agar. alum, carb.-v. chin. ign. kal. magn -
 arct. merc. natr.-m. n.-mosch. phos. rhus. sep. sulph.  Cuspi-
 clati: Calc. mur.-ac. n.-vom. petr. rhus. sep. squill. suljDh.-ac.
 Bower teeth : Amb. amm. anac. arn. aur. bell, carb.-an.  carb.-
 v. caust. cham.  chin, magn.-arct. natr. nitr.-ac. petr.  phos.
 rhus.  ruta. sabad. sabin. spig. sulph.-ac. thuj. zinc
   § 14.   Aggravation  in  the evening: Alum.  hep. kal. lye
 magn.-c. magn.-m. merc. mez. natr. nitr.-ac. petr. phos. puis.
 rhus.  sabin.  sassap. sulph.  In  the evening in  bed: Amm.
 bell.  calc. cham.  chin. coff. graph,  kal.  magn.-c. merc. n.-
 mosch. n.-vom. phos.  puis.  rhus. sabin. sil. staph, suljffi.  Re-
 lief by pressing the teeth together:  Chin.  coff. eujffiorb.
 magn.-m.  Aggravation when eating : Aur. bell. bry. carb.-v.
 caust. cham. graph, kal. lach. magn.-arct.  magn.-c magn.-m.
 merc. n.-vom. phos. puis.  sep. sil.  Belief by eating: Amb.
 amm. cham. magn.-arct. nitr.-ac.  phos.-ac' rhod. sil.  Aggra-
vation by riding in a carriage : Calc. magn.-c.  The  pains
are worst in  the open air : Alum. amb. amm. caust. con. graph.
magn.c.  natr. n.-vom.  petr. phos. staph.  Belief in the ojjen
air: Bry. hep.  magn.-arct. magn.-m.  n.-vom. sabad. stann. 
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TOOTHACHE.
The pains set in early in the morning: Ars. baryt. bry. caust.
dros. hyos. ign. kreas. magn.-c magn.-m. mere mez.  nitr. n.-
vom.  petr. phos.  phos.-ac sabin.  se>p.  sib staph, sulph. tart.
thuj.   Aggravation by mental lain>r, reading, thinking, &c. :
Bell. ign.V-vom.  Aggravation by cff, e: Bell, chain, ign.
merc. n.-vom.   Aggravation by cold, relief by warmth:  Calc.
lye magn.-c. nitr.-ac.  Relief by cold, see: aggravation  by
warmth: Aggravation by eating or drinking anything cold:
Baryt. calc. carb.-v. chain, con. magn.-m. mere mur.-ac. nitr.
nitr.-ae  n.-vom.  phos.-ac. puis. thuj.  Belief by  eating or
drinking  anything cold: Amb. magn.-e magn.-m.  Aggra-
vation by eobl  drinks, <at. :  Bry. calc chain, greqih. n.-mosch.
n.-vom. puis. rhus. sej). sil. sjiig. suljdi.  Belief by  cold drinks:
Bry. clem. puis.   Aggravation  by cold air : Bell.  calc. chin.
hyos. magn.-arct. mere  nitr. n.-mosch.  n.-vom. jietr.  sassap.
sej). sil. staph, sulph.  Relief by cold air:  N.-vom. puis. sej).
Aggravation by ex//osure to air :  Amm.  ant. aur. bell. bry.
calc caust. chin.  hyos. magn.-arct. merc.  natr.-m.  n.-mosch.
n.-vom. jietr. jihos. sep. sil. spig. staph, sulph.  The pains set
in at night: Amm.  bell, calc chain, chin. clem. coff. greqih.
kal. lye magn.-c merc. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ae n.-mosch.  n.-
vom. oleand. jihos. puis. rhus. sabin. sil. staph, sulph.  Aggra-
vation by exposure to wet, by7 Avet and elamp Aveather : .Amm.
borox. natr. n.-mosch. rhod. rhus.   AVhen  the pains apjiear
principally at the time of  the menses: Amm.  baryt. calc.
carb.-v. chain,  graph, lach.  magn.-c.  natr.-m. nitr.-ac.  phos.
sep.  The pains set  in  Avhile cleaning the teeth :  Carb.-v.
graph, lach. lye  phos.-ac. ruta.  staph.  Aggravation by salt
things: Carb.-a*.   Relief by salt  things:  Magn.-c.  Aggra-
vation by sucking at the teeth : Amm. bell, carb.-v. kal  nitr.-
ae n.-mosch. n.-vom. zinc   Relief by sucking :  Chin.   Ag-
gravation or renewal of the pain by p/icking the teeth : Puis.
Belief by picking : Amm. sassaji.   The pain is exciteel  by
sweet things:  Natr.  Aggravation by smoking:  Bry. chin.
clem, sabin. sassap. spig.  Relief by smoking: Borax, mere
natr. sjjig.  Aggravation by drinking, Avarm  or cold : Amm.
caust. cham. dros. lach.  rhus.  sabin. sil. spig.  Aggravation
by eating or  drinking  anything  warm:   Agn. amb.  anac.
baryt. bry. calc carb.-v. magn.-arct. kal. lach.  merc. puis. sep.
sil. sulph.  Belief by Avarm food or drink :  Alagn.-m. nitr.-ac
jihos. sil.  Aggravation by warm drink:  Amm. chain, dros.
lach. magn.-aust. n.-mosch. n.-vom. puis. sil.   Relief by warm
drink:  Lye n.-mosch. sulph.  Aggravation by warmth  gene-
rally : Cham. hep. magn.-arct. magn.-c. n.-vom. puis.  rhod. 
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Relief by warmth:  Ars. kal. natr. n.-mosch. n.-vom. rhus,
sulph.-ac.  Aggravation in a warm room: Cham. hep. magn.-
arct  magn.-c. n.-vom. j)uls.   Aggravation in bed:  Cham.
graph, magn.-c mere phos. phos.-ac. puis sabin. spig. sulph.-
ac.  Relief in bed : Amm. bry. lye n.-vom.  Aggravation in
the Avind: Aeon, graph, puis. sil.  Aggravation by a draught
of air: Bell, calc, chin, sassap. sep. sulph.   Aggravation by
jwessing the teeth against each other, or by chewing: Alum.
amm. bry. graph, guaj. hep. hyos. lye natr.-m. nitr.-ac. phos.
phos.-ac. puis. rhus. sil. sjiong. staph, sulph.  Relief by chew-
ing :  Bry.  chin. coff.  seneg.
   Comjiare:  Prosopalgia,  Headache, Pains, paroxysms
of, Conditions, Causes.

   TRACHEAL PHTHISIS.
   Principal remedies: 1) Ars. calc. carb.-v. caust. cist. phos.
2) Dros. hep. kreas. led. mang. nitr.-ac.
   See: Hoarseness,  Cough, Bronchitis, Larygitis, Ac.

   TREMBLING, TREMOR.
   Generally a mere  symjitom, but  sometimes indicating  a
more or less general  paralysis of the muscles.  Principal re-
medies: 1)  Alum, anac arn. ars. bell. bry. calc.  caust,  iod.
lach.  merc. op.  phos. plat. puis. sil.  suljih.  2) Carb.-v. cic.
cocc.  con. hep. kal. magn.-arct. natr. natr.-m. nitr.-ae n.-vom.
petr.  rhus. sabad.  sec. stram. zinc
   The  trembling of the  hands of drunkards requires:  Ars.
lach.  n.-vom. sulph.

   TUBERCLES, ABDOMINAL.
   Principal remedies : 1) Calc. hep. lach. sil. sulph.  2) Amm.
caust. iod.  kal. merc.  nitr.-ac. ol.-jee phos.

   TUBERCULOSIS.
   §  1.   Princijial remedies:  Ars. calc. iod. kal. lye. phos.
puis,  stann. sulph.  2) Aeon. amb. bell. bry. carb.-an. carb.-v.
chin.  con. dros.  ferr.   hep. natr.-m.  nitr.-ac. phos.-ac.  seneg.
sep. sil. thuj.
   § 2.  For the stage of irritation and inflammation: Aeon.
amm. bell. bry. calc. dros.  lye phe)s.
   For the  stage of suppuration,  the real consumptive stage:
1) Ars. calc. ferr. iod  hep. kal. lye nitr.-ac. phos. puis, stann.
sulph.  2)  Carb.-v. chin. con. nitr. phos.-ac. sej). stajih.
   § 3.   It is doubtful whether tubercles of the  brain, lungs, 
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TUMORS.
intestines, require different remedies.  Probably any tubercles
shoubl lie treated Avith  the same  remedies, provided the to-
tality of the synqitoms corresponels.

  THAI OB S.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1)  Ars.  bell. bry. chain,  hej).
merc.  j>hos. puis,  rhus  suljm.   2) Ant arn.  carb.-v. caust.
chin, dulc  kal. lach. led.  lye.  nitr.-ae  n.-vom.  rhod.  rhus.
sabin. samb. seji. sil.
  §  2.  Bhlegnwnous tumors require:  .Ars. bell. brv. chain.
hep. phos. juils. sulj)h.  If given in time, these remedies Avill
generally suffice to disjierse the swelling before  suppuration
sets  in ; Ars. is indicated by burning ;  Bry. by hot anel tight,
or pale or reel tumors; Bell., when the redness spreads  over
the  adjacent  parts;  Hep.  and Rhus,  Avhen the  swelling is
painful to the touch ; Puis. Avhen it is surrounded by a red
areola, Ae\
  For hard SAvellings, giAe : Baryt. carb.-an. carb.-v. con. iod.
kal.  ; or, Bry.  chain, suljih.  If suppuration should have set
in, give Hep. or Lach., Avhich Avill soon bring the SAvelling to
a head.
  If the  suppuration should last too long, give :  Calc. heji.
mere  phos. sil.   Phos. and Sil.  more particularly if hectic
fever supervene.
   See : Suppuration and Ulcers.
  §  3.   Bym/luitic  swellings  and  abscesses  require:  Asa.
bell, calc carb.-v. cocc. dulc. hep.  lach. mere phos. sep. sil.
sulph.  If inflammatory,  give:  1) Mere   2) Bell,  carb.-v.
hep. lach. sej). sil. phos.  If cold,  Avithout inflammation, give:
Asa. bell. calc. coccul. dulc. mere, sulph.
   §  4.  lijiomata (lupiae)i require: 1)  Calc.   2) Graph, hep.
sib; or, 3) Baryt. caust, nitr.-ac.  sulj)h.
   Steatomata : Bar.-c.
   Getnglia: Arn. rhus.;  or, Amm. phos. phos.-ac. plumb.?
sil. zinc.
   §  5.  Bhlcgmasia alba dolens:  1) Bry. lach.   2) Ant. ars.
puis. rhus. sabin. sulph.;  or, 3) Bell.  calc. chin. iocl.  mere.
rhus. seqi. sib
   (Eehmoto'ts and dropsical swellings: 1) Ant. ars. biw. chin
hell, lye merc. puis,  squill, sulph.   l!)  Aur. baryt. bell. dig.
dulc ferr. kal. led. phos. rhod. rhus. sabin. samb. strain.
   Arthritic SAvellings : 1) Aeon. ant. arn. brv. chin,  colch.
mere, sulph.   2) Coccul. hej). kreas. n.-vom. rhus.
   Bhcumatic  swellings:  1) Aeon. am. bell. biy. chain  chin. 
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colch. mere n.-A'om. puis, sulph.   2) Coccul. hep. kreas. lach.
rhus.
   Arthritic nodosities:  1)  Agn.  ant,  calc.  carb.-ac. caust.
graph, lye. merc. puis.  rhus.  sabin.  staph, sulph.  2) Aeon.
arn. aur. clem. cic. dig. hep. led. nitr.-ac.
   § 6.  Bale SAvellings require :  1) Baryt. bry. lye rhus.  2)
Arn. calc. iod. merc. puis. sep.
   Blue red: 1) Arn. bell.  cham.  lach.  2) Ars. canth. con.
kal. sil.
   Bed-spotted: Chin. lye. sep.
   Erysijielatous :  1) Bell.  puis. rhus.  2) Aeon. amm. arn.
ars. hep. jihos. sep.
   Black-blue: 1) Ars.  lach.  puis.  2) Aeon. arn. bell. dig.
merc. op. A'eratr.
   § 7. Hot, red SAvellings :  1)  Arn. ars bell, borax, bry. chin.
coccul. hep. lach. lye merc. n.-vom. phos. puis. rhus. sen.  sil.
sulph.  2) Aeon. ant. asa. aur. cann. colch. led. mang. natr.-
m. nitr.-ac
   Suppurating : 1) Calc. hep. merc. phos. sil.  2) Baryt. lach.
lye mang. sulph.
   Hard, tight: Arn.  ars. bell. bry. calc. carb.-an. chain, graph.
lye. jihos. puis. rhus.  sil. sulph.
   Shining: Arn. ars. bry. merc. sulph.
   Cold: 1) Ars. calc. bell, coccul. dulc merc. sulph.   2) Asa.
con. lach. puis. rhod. spig.
   § 8. Burning and painful:  1)  Ars. bry. lye phos. sulph.
2) Aeon. arn. bell, caust. lach. merc. puis. rhus. sej). sil.
   Creeping :  Arn. colch. mere. puis. rhus. sep. sulph.
   Stinging and painful: Aeon. bry. caust. nitr.-ac. puis. sep.
sulph.
   § 9.  Compare: Abscess,  Glands, diseases  of; Suppura-
tion, Ulcers,  Arthritic ailments,  Erysij)elas, Bheumatism,
Bujda,  dee.   Also  all local  SAvellings, such as: Swelling of
the cheeks, knee, cue

   TYMPANITIS. Principal remedy: 1) China. 2) Carb.-v.
coloc. lye n.-vom. sulph.  3) Gels,  hedeom. podoph. polyg.
xanthox.
   Comp.  Distension ofthe abdomen and colic.

   TYPHLITIS.   Principal remedies.   1) Bell.  2) Aeon.
dioscor. merc. n.-vom. ol.-crot. op.

   TYPHUS, FEBRES NERVOS.E.
   8 1,  Under this head we arrange all fevers Avith typhoid
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TYPHUS
symptoms, such as typhus gastricus, pituitosus, stupidus, ver
satilis, putridus, ship and liosjdt:il fever, anel ove'ii pneumoty-
phus, for they are all different forms  of one and the1  same
disease, the typhus.   In all such fevers  the folfowing remedies
require our attention ;  1) Bell. bry. hyosc. lach. mere, n.-vom..
]ihos.-ae rhus. strain, sulph.  2) Aeon. arn. ars. camph. carb.-
v. chain, chin. cocc.  lye  mur.-ac. natr.-m. nitr.-ae-. nitr.-sp. n.-
mosch. op. puis. sulj)h.   3) Cupr. daphn. gran, mosch. /dios.
sulj)h.-ae veratr. zinc.   4) Ase-leji. bapt. chim. cyprip. eujiat-
jierf  gels.  iris, hamam. poelop. rhus.-gl.  5)  Asar.  ceras.
cimicif. corn, lachn. lept. myr. verat.-vir.
  § 2.  a) For ferris  nervosa yersatilis give:  1) Aeon.
bell.  bry. cham.  cupr.  hyosc.  lye mur.-ae  natr.-m. n.-vom.
rhus.  stram. verat. zinc
  b) For ferris nervosa stupid a :  Arn. ars. bell. bry.  chin.
coee.  hyosc.  lach.  nitr.-sj). n.-vom. oj). phos.-ac  rhus. strain.
verat,
  c) For typhus cererralis :  1) Bry.  2) Aeon. bell, hyosc:.
lach.  lye n.-vom. op. phos.-ae-.  rhus.  stram. verat.-zinc  2)
Aselej). gels,  lachn. verat -vir.
  d)  For typhus  pulmonalis :  1) Bry. or rhus.  2)  Ars.
bell. chin, hyosc. mere. phos. sulph. tart.
  e) For  typhus abdominalis, febris nervosa putrid a: 1)
Rhus, or bry.  2) .Ars. chin,  mere  3)  Arn. carb.-v. n -mosch.
puis, stdjdi.   4) Canth. mosch.  tart.  5) Apis, ginseng, hyosc
n.-vom. ojt. jdt.os. phos.-ac verat.-alb.  6) Bapt. cimicif corn.
gels, hamam. jiodeqi. myric.
  § 3.  In the precursory stage, bry. or rhus. Avill some-
times cut the disease short.
  The inflammatory stage requires:  1) Bry.  2) Aeon. bell.
cham. hyosc. lye n.-vom. rhus.  stram.  3) Gels.  iris, lachn.
verat.-vir.
  The stage of  debility:  1) Bbus.   2) Ars. carb.-v.  chin.
mere, mur.-ae   3)  Arn. lach.  n.-mosch. phos.-ac sulph.  4)
Baj»t. cyprip. eupat.-perf. lept. pod. rhus.-gl., Carb.-veg. par-
ticularly Avill sometimes bring about a  favorable change,  even
if life seems almost  extinct.
  During the stage of  cona-alescence, if the patient is  very
Aveak give:  1)  Cocc chin, verat.  2) n.-vom. sulph.
  § 4.  Symptomatic inelicdiions:
  Apis:  Ajiathy; stupor with murmuring delirium, hardness
of hearing, inability  to talk and to put out the tongue, Avhich
is cracked, sore, ulcerated or covereel Avith vesicles ;  eliffieulty
in  SAvallowing ; great soreness  anel bloatedness  of the ab- 
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domen ;  constipation or frequent, painful foul, bloody and in-
voluntary stools ; unconscious Aoav of urine ; dry burning skin
or partial clammy SAveats;  Avhite miliary erujDtion on the chest
anel abdomen;  great  Aveakness and sliding doAvn in bed;
changeable, Aveak and intermitting pulse.  It removes the
tenacious mucus from  the  throat, Avhich is  sometimes so
troublesome.
  Belladonna : Alternate  chill  and heat, or internal  and
external heat Avith  redness and burning heat of the cheeks
and Avhole face ; trembling with  sense  of weariness in  the
limbs; great debility  Avith sleepiness  in the afternoon ; ex-
alted irritability of all the organs; congestive tendency of
the blood to the head  ; red spots like flea bites or petechiae
on  the  chest, abdomen, face and neck;  great  drowsiness;
profound coma with  snoring; jerking of the tendons AA'ith
jjale face and cold hands, and. small, hard, rapid pulse; sleep-
lessness Avith strong desire  to  sleep ; anxious and frightful
dreams; shudderings  from the  slightest current of air;  furi-
ous delirium AA'ith violent  headache; illusions of the senses
and imagination; violent and loud delirium Avith staring in
the eyes; vertigo with  anxiety and glimmering before  the
eyes; throbbing of the carotid and temjioral arteries;  de-
lirium Avith  manifestations of violence; the eyes are promi-
nent, staring, brilliant or  affected by sj)asmodic motions, or
the eyes may be dull and Avithout expression ;  the pupils are
either contracted or greatly dilated; deafness;  distortion of
the mouth ;  dry and  cracked lips or they are dark red and
dry;  dryness of the mouth  and throat extending from  the
fauces into the nose ;  burning thirst Avith  aversion to drink
or with desire to drink and inability to SAvalloAV ; tongue red,
hot, dry and cracked, red on the  margin anel Avhite in  the
centre, trembling of the tongue, paralytic Aveakness of  the
organs of sjieech ; loss of ajrpetite, loathing of food and nau-
sea; no  stool;  bright yelloAv or  scanty red urine; hurried
breathing, difficult  speech  from difficulty of respiration; in-
clination  to  perspire with very hot skin ; cold sweat in  the
face ;  great languor and debility ; painfulness of all the limbs;
aggravation  from all  movements, Ac.   (Comp. hyosc. lach.
op. stram.)
  Bryonia : Chill,  succeeded by  constant heat  all over  the
body, especially about the heael Avith red face and profuse
SAveat, or dry and chapped, or moist and clammy skin ;  dry,
brownish and  cracked lij/s  and  tongue; violent thirst for
large  draughts  of  cold  drinks;  taste insipid;  arersion to 
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TYPHUS.
 fowl, with nausea  and desire to vomit or slimy anel bilious
 vomiting; violent pain  in  the  ]>it  of  the stomach,  when
 touched ; constijiation or diarrheea  with  almost iuro/untarg
 discharge, esju'cially in the morning and at night;  stools
 offensive'like putrid cheese ; distension of the abdomen ; red-
 brown or bright-yellow urine Avith yellowish sediment; op-
 pressive stupefying heaelache Avith pains, as if the brain Avere
 torn  and bruised ;  feeling of drunkenness with  desire  te> lie
 doAvn; throbbing in the head, Avorse by  moving or ojiening
 the eyes; dullness of the head  with diffieultg of thinking
 and great forget fulness; delirium, esjieeially at night,  or  in
 the morning, upon business affairs, AA'ith disposition to run
 aAAray ; gauze before the eyes ; stojij>age of the ears and hard
 hearing; cojiious accumulation of thick and tenacious mucus
 in the jiosterior nares  and fauces:  bleeding ofthe nose-, es-
 pecially at 3 ei'clock, a. m., or after  rising;  jirostration  with
 trembling and A'ertigo on raising one's self; sleejilessness Avith
 Jlushes oj'heat and restless tossing about; constant desire to
 sleep;  comatose sleeji  Avith  anxious delirium or  with dry
 heat, jerkings of the face  and involuntary stools;  gros/nng
 at  flocks; anxious  jiersjfiration, Avhich  jirevents sleep, with
 sighing, short cough and  pressure on the chest;  acid sweat-
 ing  at night, preceded by thirst, Avith pressing  drawing in
 the head toward the end  of the SAveating, folloAved by con-
 fusion ofthe heael; stitches in the chest or siele; painfulness
 and lameness of all the limbs; disposition subdueel or easily
 excited to anger.   (Compare Rhus.-t)
  Hyoscyamus: Uncommon  sinking of  strength; debility
 and weariness ofthe Avhole body; jerkings of the limbs  and
 tendons; ineontrollable disposition to sleej); gentle sleej) with
 profuse perspiration; coma vigil; carjibologia; waking with
 outcries; burning heat, but external and internal; small and
 thready, rapid and intermittent  pulse ;  insensible stupidity,
 Avhich is conscious of no want except thirst;  illusions of the
 imagination and senses ; indistinct and muttering loquacity ;
 grasjiing offlooks; vacant  staring  at surrounding  objects,
 with ajrparent entire self-forgetfulness; vertigo, like  drunken-
 ness ; heaviness of the heael, with sense of empty confusion and
 severe  pain; eyes  sjiarkling  and red, prominent anel  con-
vulsed, or weak, dull, Avithout lustre; squinting; deafness;
offensive smell  from  the mouth;  tongue red, hard, dry and
clean  or coated  brown ;  burning  dryness of the tongue  and
lips;  paralysis of the tongue  ; tympanitic distension; Avatery
diarrhcea, involuntary anel  unnoticed in bed ; paralysis ofthe 
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sphincter ani or of the bladder ; suppressed secretion of urine;
retention of urine or involuntary urination.
  Lachesis : Painful Aveariness of the limbs, extending from
the elboAvs and knees; Aveakness AA'ith inclination to"sleep;
great dullness of mind with bodily Aveakness;  heaviness of
the head Avith dullness, like lead in the occiput, AA'ith vertigo;
vertigo as often as the patient raises himself; muttering de-
lirium, stupid looks;  loquacity, difficulty in protruding  the
tongue, Avhich is almost  paralyzed, dry and brown or black,
or smooth and shining; thinks, she is dead, and  that  prepa-
rations are made for her funeral, or that  she is  nearly dead
and Avishes some one Avould help her off; eyes weak and dull
or distorted; sensibility to light; deafness; sensitiveness to
sound;  bleeding from  the  nose ;  dryness  of the  mouth Avith
thirst or constant desire to drink ; distension ofthe abdomen,
also hard, Avith gurgling and rumbling in the boAvels before
the diarrhcea; red-broAvn and cojiious urine.
  Lycopodium:  Prostration; depression of the  lower jaAv;
dim and half-closed eyes;  sIoav breathing with open mouth ;
or alternate  chills  and heat; irresistible sleep;  starting in
sleep, awakes, as if he were frightened by  a bad dream, ajipa-
rently continues  to dream  after Avaking; cannot bear to be
left alone;  frequent jerking of the limbs, or  even of  the
Avhole body,  Avhether aAvake or sleejiing;  heaelache, as if the
bones of the skull Avere  driven asunder; animation Avithout
heat or  congestion of blood to  the head and face; circum-
scribed   redness  of the  cheeks;  debilitating SAveats;   red
temgue; constipation;  uneasy,  nervous,  desponding  and
Aveejiing mood ;  quiet disjiosition or  screams;  ill-Avill, esjie-
eially on Avaking.
  Mercurius : Vertigo, stupefaction,  fullness and  confusion
of the head ;  dullness,  inability to think ; headache, especially
in the forehead and on the vertex; buzzing in the ears; the
tongue  is thickly  coated  or dirty-yellow, or clean tongue
Avith a  bitter foul  taste;  bleeding gums;  nausea, desire to
vomit or vomiting of slimy or bitter substances;  great sensi-
tiveness and  painfulness ofthe pit of the  stomach, region of
the liver and abdomen around the umbilicus, with pains, es-
pecially at night;  restlessness, anxiety and tossing  about;
constipation or green yelloAv diarrheeic stools; dark-brownish
urine; burning  and  dry  skin or copious debilitating  and
clammy  SAveats; debility;  sleejilessness;   no   delirium or
scarcely perceptible.
  Nux-vomica; Sudden sinking of the forces;  great Aveari- 
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TYFHUS.
 ness, immediately upon the slightest  motion:  sudden ])ara
 lytic loss of strength, even in sitting,  but  most on moving;
 immoderate sensibility to  the open air ; excessive sensitive-
 ness of all the organs with prevailing gastric and bilious symp-
 toms ; drowsiness as if intoxieoti d with loss of consciousness ;
 vertigo with obscured vision and ringing in the ears;  vertigo
 on rising from lying on the back, with obscured vision ; con-
 tinued bleeeling from the nose, elrvness of the nose; red anil
 burning cheeks and palms e»f the  hands ; white, or black elry
 tongue' Avith reel  and cracked edges, elry lips; offensive smell
 from the  mouth, putrid  like carrion; elrvness of the mouth,
 also  only of the forepart,  and esjieeially  of the tiji of the
 tongue: tliirst with  aversion  to  liquids; aversion te>  food;
 inability tei  sjieak loud, with the  sensation as if the  tongue
 were loo thick;  distension ofthe epigastrium -with sensitive-
 ness to touch ; pain in  the abdomen, as if all Avere raw ; fre-
 quent  small diarrho'o-like. stools, excoriating to the external
/tarts;  putrid Avatery  diarrheea  Avith  cutting and drawing
 pains in the abdomen anil  loins, extending to the thighs.
  Piiospiiori-aciduai : Cejmplete listlessness, stupefaction and
 dullness, esjieeially of .hearing; the jiatients are not affected
 by anything anel  complain only of Aveakness and confusion of
 the head; somnolency, jiassing into stupor ; stupid expression
 of countenance;  unintelligible muttering  delirium;  staring
 dull  looks Avith glassy or hollow eyes ; sleeplessness at  night
 Avith anguish and tossing about; confusion and painful cloudi-
 ness ofthe head, esjieeially on waking; dry tongue; dryness,
 burning and roughness  of the skin or the skin looses its tur-
 gidity and hangs in folds; clammy moist skin, bedewed with
 an abundant  jicrspiration  and covered  by miliary eruption ;
 frequent epistaxis, rather  aggravating  the  disease ;  ecchy-
 moses anel bluish reel patches, turning to bed-sores; moist anel
 pale tongue; loud  rattling and Avhistling  in the chest with
 little cough; frequent  very liquid stoeils,  often  passeel  in-
 voluntarily; albuminous urine ; enlargement of the spleen.
  Rhus-tox: Desire for frequent,  anel  constant  movement,
 giving teiuj)orary relief to the patient;  prostration Avith sen-
 sation  as  it' bruised, and constant desire to sit or lie cIoavii ;
 lenticular red spots Avith small vesicles in the centre; roths-,
 disturbed, anxious sleep -with frightful dreams, with frequent
 waking or  comatose slumbering with  snoring, murmuring,
 picking at  the bed-clothes  and dreams; the  patient desires
 to be  covered while SAveating; great anxiety Avith pressure
 in the heart, tearing pains  in the  loins and sinking of all the 
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 forces, more after than before  midnight; want of memory;
 headache,AA7hen opening the eyes; loquacious delirium; epis-
 taxis, especially after midnight; tongue not coated, but very
 dry  Avith desire  for  drink; repugnance to all ingesta; dis-
 tension ofthe abdomen Avith severe jiinching; very offensive
 flatus; diarrheea sudden, thin, yelloAv, frothy, almost Avithout
 fetor or preceding colic, but the discharge is  involuntary, as
 if from paralysis of the sphincter; involuntary stools, especi-
 ally at night in sleep; nocturnal diarrhcea Avith  severe colic,
 which disappears after the discharge, with heaelache and pain
 in all the limbs ;  disposition depressed, sad, without courage,
 despairing.
   Stramonium :  Beating headache,  especially on the vertex,
 with fainting turn,  obscuration of sight, and hardness  of
 hearing; delirium Avith violent tossing  about, frightful visions
 and illusions of sight  and hearing, or Avith singing, Avhistling,
 talking  in a foreign tongue, desire to  escape  from bed, Ac;
 loss of consciousness,  the patient not knoAving even his OAvn
 family;  dilated insensible pupils; no  stool or urine ; coma
 Avith stertorous breathing;  small,  shining,  star-shaped jie-
 techiae, on the face, throat and chest; profound sleep Avith
 stertorous  breathing  and waking Avith loud outcries; the
 Avhole inner mouth  as if raAV ;  great  dryness of the mouth, so
 that  food tastes  like straw ;   paralysis of the  tongue and
 trembling, AA7hen protruding it; complete inability to swalloAV
 from dryness  of  the  throat;  blackish diarrhcea every7 hour,
 smelling like carrion;  involuntary discharge of urine.
   Zlncum :  Convulsions Avith  trembling  of the hands, cold
 extremities ; loss  of consciousness, sinking doAvn in bed, de-
 pression ofthe loAver jaAV.
  §  5.   Other remedies .
  Arnica: AVeakness, Aveariness and bruised  soreness, Avhich
 compels to lie doAvn; general  sinking of the forces; sleep
 iinrefresbing and  full  of  dreams, in sleep Avhimpering, loud
 talking; loud blowing in- and expirations ; involuntary eva-
 cuation of faeces and urine ; vertigo, Avhile raising or moving
 the head ; pupils  contracted, Avith beclouding of the head;
 epistaxis ; elry  lips and dryness  of  the mouth, Avith  great
 tliirst; putrid smell from the mouth ;  distension and hardness
 of the abdomen ; broAvn or Avhite diarrhcea Avith distention
 of the abdomen before the stool and rumbling in the abdomen
 during the stool.
  Arsenicum : Anxious Aveakness, absent-mindedness, stag-
gering gait; general and rapid sinking of the forces; prostra- 
472
TYPHUS.
 tieni  with inability to leave the bed, Avith falling ofthe lower
 jaAV  and eyelids ; emaciation, petechia'; dullness and aver-
 sion  to all movements; after each disturbance he sleejis again
 immediately;  restless and disturbed sleej); carphologia ; anx-
 ious  and frightful dreams; cold, sticky perspiration, or sour
 and  offensive; excess  of sensibility  te>  sounds and  lights;
 pulse excited,  frequent, enqity, or small  and irregular ; deli-
 rium Avitli  headache, anxiety, noises  before  the ears; great
 restlessness, hiss of sjieech, trembling and anxious sweating;
 staring Avibl exjiression, or dull lustreless eyes, deafness;  lij>s
 and  tongue dry and blackish;  excessive thirst,  but drinks
 only a little at a time; swelling anel tenderness of the spleen ;
 distention,  rolling anel gurgling in the abdomen ;  putrid and
 offensive tlatus; involuntary and unnoticed  stools anel urina-
 tion ; greenish dark-broAvn stools, smelling  like foul ulcers ;
 black, burning, excoriating stools with restlessness and colic.
   Campiiora:  A'iolent delirium, dullness and heat  of  the
 head, with  clammy cold skin ; debility and clammy SAveats;
 disjiosition  to diarrhoea (sometimes suitable  after Rhus.)
   Carb.-veg.: Coma -with rattling ; hippocratic countenane-e,
 insensible pupils;  small, almost extinct pulse; cold sweat in
 the hands, feet and in  the face; trembling of the body Avith
 prostration  ; sluggishness of the mind with confusion  of the
 head; heaviness and immobility of the tongue Avith difficult
 speech;  distention of the abdomen with cojnous escape of
 flatus;  involuntary stools with cadaverous  smell;  dark-red
 urine Avith a little ffock in  the centre and  strong smelling ;
 ece/iymoses  and. bed-sores from deconi/w/sifion ofthe blood.
   China  :  Aversion  to all efforts of body or mind ; great
 Aveakness Avith strong  disjiosition  to persjiiration during
 movements  and in sleeji; constant  sopor  or  unrefreshing
 sleep ; anxiety on Avaking from frightful dreams ; taciturnit v ;
 slow movements of ideas and ofthe poAver of comprehension ;
 heaviness of the head Avith increasing vertigo ;  hipjiocratio
 face ; dry, hard, and cracked or blackish lips ; blackish tongue,
 as if raw or burnt;  swelling and hardness  of the spleen;
 distention of the abdomen Avith pain  and diarrhoea;  tymjxi-
 nitis, especially in  the morning; yellow,  Avatery, involuntary
 diarrhoea; blackish stools; rattling and  moaning  sounds in
 the chest and loud sounds through the nose.
   Cocculus : Attacks of jerking in the muscles, especially of
the loAA-er limbs; trembling of all the limbs; unconquerable
sleepiness ; indolence and great AA'eakness; the least effort or
interruption of sleep  is followed  by great loss of strength; 
TYPHUS.
473
 irritability  to noise  and  contradiction;  whirling vertigo,
 when rising up in bed, Avith nausea, compelling to lie down
 again ; dry mouth; dry, rough tongue Avith whitish-yelloAV
 coating;  distention ofthe abdomen, rumbling in the boAvels ;
 costiveuess, only excejitionally diarrhoea; frequent urination
 in small quantities ; enlarged spleen: exanthema;  bed-sores
 or haemorrhage are never present.
   Colciiicum : AVeakness,  as if after exertion ; 'sudden sink-
 ing of the forces,  so that in ten hours he can hardly speak or
 walk; caelaverous aspect and extreme prostration ; lying on
 the  back, comatose ; respiration audible and quickened ; eyes
 half open; hands and feet cold ; trunk hot and extremities
 cold; skin dry,  forehead  covered  with cold  SAveat; pulse
 small,  frequent,  thready  or  pulseless;   unconsciousness;
 carphologia ; pnijoils much dilated and little sensitive to light;
 nostrils  dry and  blackish; lips,  teeth  and  tongue covered
 with a thick broAvn coating; grinding of the teeth ;  tongue
 heavy7, stiff and  numb;  inextinguishable thirst; tympanitis
 Avith sensitiveness  to pressure  in  the epigastrial region;
 stools fluid, offensive Avith Avhite flakes or black stools, passed
 involuntarily;  secretion  of urine suppressed or copious in-
 voluntary urination ;  respiration irregular and intermittent.
   Muriatic-acid : Prostration, headache as if the brain Avere
 bruised, putrid symptoms, distress in the side ;  settling down
 in bed, Avhile digging Avith  the  head in  the  pilloAV; turning
 up the whites, depression ofthe lower jaAv, slavering.
   Natrum-muriat. :  Loss of consciousness,  unquenchable
 thirst, dry tongue, debility, Ac.
   Nitki-spiritus  :  Prostration, listlessness, stupidity  Avith
 starting, Avild looks, deafness, dry-brownish lips, sleep Avith
 delirium and muttering, Ac.
   Nux-moschata: Bluish spots on the skin ;  general restless-
 ness in the muscles Avith vertigo; after the slightest exertion
 Aveakness with inclination to lie cIoavii ; profound coma, lying
 silent, immoveable, in a dreamy state ; delirium and stupidity ;
 frantic drunkenness ; dryness ofthe mouth, tongue and throat
 Avith fullness of the stomach and loss of appetite;  rumbling
 and  gurgling in abdomen; putrid or colliquative diarrhcea;
 urine scanty, high colored and clear.
  Opium:  Weariness, like  intoxication,  with aversion  to all
 external  objects, persons and things, Avith droAvsiness, silly,
 stupidity, sadness and weakened memory; coma vigil Avith
indistinct muttering;  tongue almost clean, Avith hard, bright
red eyes and cracked lips; stupefying- sleep, stertor, especially 
474
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during expiration :  perfect loss of consciousness and insensi-
bility \vith relaxation ofthe muscles; great heaviness of the
occiput, so that the  head constantly fills backwards; glassy
immoveable eyes, like one dying;  stupid aspee-t with relaxed
and hanging facial muscles and lower lip; black dry tongue,
without thirst : paralysis  ofthe tongue;  tympanitis;  ex-
tremely offensive  watery  diarrheea; involuntary stoeils ; re-
tention of urine;  stertorous, deep-drawn breathing.
  Pulsatilla : Trembling Aveakness and heaviness of all the
limbs:  great restlessness ami tossing about  in bed with
throwing  off of the bed-covering, because  of heat, yet  he
shivers as soon as uncovered ;  heat of hand  and foot of one
side  Avith  coldness and  redness of the other, evening and
night ; perspiration on one side of the body ; great  difficulty
in speaking to use the right expression ; fixed ideas; heavi-
ness of the head, Avith vertigo and intolerance of light;  j>u-
j)ils first contracted, then dilated ; deafness ;  putrid  smell
from the  mouth ; tongue cracked, Avith gray coating ;  un-
conscious loose stoeils at night in sleeji.
  Phosphorus: Heaviness and dullness of mind  and body;
sudden  attacks of  great  Aveakness;  great  sleepiness, like
coma;  frequent  Avaking  from  sensation  of heat, dry heat,
with pain in the part on which he has lain ;  throbbing in the
arteries of the throat;  increased sen sib Hi tg of the senses,
es/>cf:ially of hearing emd smell: great indifference; absence
of ideas ;  vertigo, with confusion and stupidity of the heael,
as if he Avould loose his senses;  frequent and cojiious ejiis-
taxis; IioIIoav, sunken eyes, Avith blue circles anel dingy liip-
pocratic face ; bleeeling of the gums, from the slightest touch ;
intolerable dryness  of  the mouth and  tongue, sticky, -with
great thirst, not  relieved by drinking;  extreme sensibility
ofthe abdomen, great flatulency, with offensive flatus ; black,
gray, involuntary diarrhcea; urine of strong ammoniaeal
odor, turbid,  depositing  a  AA'hite  sediment ; troublesome
cough, Avith pressing headache and pain in  the forejiart of
the chest ; anguish of the chest, as if pressed together, with
Avant of breath.
  Si-tale : Heaviness of the limbs, -with numbness; rapid sink-
ing ofthe forces; fainting; great trembling of'the /,art moved
in every effort, even of the jirotrudeel tongue ; petechia.', st upe-
fying slumber;  cold and sticky, profuse persjiiration ; de-
pression of spirits, with  timidity; bland or  violent  delirium,
folloAved by vertigo, with  sense  of lassitude; diminution or
entire loss of sense of hearing and sight; epistaxis;  hippocratic 
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475
face; brown or black tongue, with dryness of the throat; voice
hoarse and hollow;  anxious and  difficult respiration, AA'ith
sighing and hiccough ;  loss of speech and subsultus; putrid,
offensive  and  colliquative  diarrhcea;  suppression of  the
urinary secretion.
   Sulphur: Constant heat, especially in  the evening, Avith
full, hurried pulse, great thirst, dry and  broAvnish tongue ;
scant}', dark-red  urine, Avhich  soon  deposits a sediment;
sleeplessness ; delirium, with  open eyes ; grasping at flocks ;
constipation, or diarrhoea-like Avater, with  grumbling  in the
boAvels.
   Veratrum :  Great jvostration, cold sweating ; coma vigil,
Avith frequent  starts, as if from fright; uninterrupted sleep
for three days ;  great thirst for cold drinks ; hippocratic face;
nocturnal copious diarrhoea, AA'ith pain during and  after  the
stool, Avith chill; unnoticed thin stool when flatus escapes ;
during the stool, great Aveakness, paleness of the  face  and
cold sweat on the forehead ; involuntary discharge of urine.
   i; 6.  Use moreover :
  Baptisia : Excessive drowsiness, Avith delirium; restlessness,
her head feels as though scattered about, and she tosses about
in bed to get the pieces together;  chilliness all day, heat at
night; chilliness, Avith  soreness  of the  whole body ; heavy,
dull, bruised sensation  in the head; stupefying headache;
confusion  of  ideas;  delirium  at night;  heavy sleep, with
frightful dreams ; dry, red tongue, or broAvn-coated tongue ;
sticky mouth, fetid breath, fetid SAveat and great fetor of all
discharges;  great debility and nervous  prostration, with
erethism.
   Eupatorium-perfol. :  Cojiious  perspiration,  Avith nausea
and vomiting; jmngent heat Avith the perspiration  at night;
alternate  chilliness and flashes of heat;  throbbing headache ;
pain in the occiput after lying, with sensation of great Aveight
in the part, requiring the  hands to lift it;  insipid taste;  yel-
Ioav or Avhite-coated  tongue;  diarrhcea, Avith smarting and
heat in the anus.
   Gelseminum : Great prostration of all the vital forces, with
strange sensation in the heael and continued jactitation ofthe
muscles;   droAvsiness,  Avith dimness of vision; a  kind of
drunken  stupor; clammy, feverish  taste; distention of the
abdomen, Avith jiain anel nausea.
   Hamamelis : Discharge of blood per anum, in large quan-
tities,  of  a tar-like consistency.
   Leptandria : Great  prostration, stupor, heat and dryness 
476
TYPHUS.
of  the  skin, calor  mordax  or coldness  ofthe  extremities;
dark, fetid, tarry or Avatery stools, mixed with bloody mucus
and a jaundiced condition.
  Lachnanthes:  Fever, Avith  circumscribed redness of the
cheeks anel  brilliant eyes ; restless sleej) at night, with con-
tinually increasing  eiryness  of the throat ;  heavy, feverish
dreams  in the  morning; Avhining on account of heaelache;
great loquacity, afterwards stupid and irritable ;  icy ceihlness
of  the body, external heat  relieves the coldness; burning
fever, with somnolency anel delirium; deafness;  sensation of
heat in the abdomen.
  A'eratrem-viride : Bestless sleep, with frightful dreams of
being droAvned  ; coldness of the Avhole body, Avith cold jiein-
spiration upon the hands, feet and face ;  pulse soft and weak;
feeble, irregular, scarcely jiercejitible pulse, Avith cold, clam-
my perspiration ; dimness of vision and dilated  pupils ; con-
stant, dull, heavy headache;  tongue feels as if it had been
scalded ; intense burning in  the fauces, Avith constant inclina-
tion to SAvallow ; tyjdioid dysentery.
  § 7.  Consider also:
  a) For IRRITABILITY AND quarrelsomeness : Bell. bry. lye.
For OPPRESSED AND MELANCHOLY FEELING :  Bell. puis.  Foi
DISINCLINATION TO SPEAK : PllOS -ac.  For DELIRIOUS VISIONS:
Bell.  bry.  hyosc  rhus.  For perfect apathy :  Ajiis. ars.
carb.-v. cocc. hyosc. op. jihos.-ac stram.  For  sopor:  Apis.
ars. carb.-A', cocc. lach. op.  For anxiety and restlessness,
desire to run aAvay : Ars. bell.  bry. hyosc. merc.  strain.  For
furious delirium; Bell. op. stram.   Yor loss of memory':
Anacard.
  b) For  sc)fiNTiNe;:  IIvosc.   For  aveakness of  sight:
Hyosc. stram. zinc  For the eyes  sunk in, with pale mar-
gins around: Ars. A'erat.  For wild brilliant  eyes: Bell.
oji.  For red face: Bell, n.-vom. op. rhus.   For pale, sunk-
en face :  Ars.  j)hos.-ac verat. zinc.   For black,  broavn  or
cracked lips:  Ars.  lach. jihos.-ac. zinc.  The i.oaver  jaav
drooping (threatening paralysis of the  brain):  Ars. carb.-v.
lach. lye. oj).  zinc.   For difficulty of hearing: Bry. carb.-
v. phos.-ac. rhus.  For over-sensitiveness of hearing: Bry.
For epistaxis: Bry.  carb.-v.  ham.  phos.-ac   For black
crusts on the  nostrils : Hyosc zinc.
  c) For paralysis of the tongue: IIvosc mur.-ac.  Tongue
dry: Ars. rhus. niur.-ac / thickly coated : Bry. carb.-v. rhus.  ;
nearly clean: Cocc ; aphtha- .- Mur.-ae  suljffi.; gastric  ail-
ments, nausea,  vomiting: Ars. bry.  hyosc verat. ; pain  in 
TYPICAL  DISEASES.--ULCERS.
477
 the jnt of the stomach: Ars. bry. rhus. verat.; affection of
 the liver:  Mere ;  swelling of the spleen : Ars. cocc.phos.-ac.
 rhus.;  colickyjxtins: Ars. merc. phos.-ac. rhus. verat.;  me-
 teorismus: Ars. carb.-v. phos. phos.-ac. rhus.;  constipation :
 Apis.  bry. cocc.;  diarrheea: Apis. ars.  (bry.) carb.-v. ipec.
 phos.-ac rhus.; involuntary: Apis. am. ars. carb.-v. phos.-ac.
 rhus. zinc; bloody: Mur.-ac. phos.  nitr.-ac rhus.; purulent
 (ulcers in  the boAvels): Apis. ars. carb.-v.  nitr.-ac. phos. rhus.
 sulph.; putrid:  Apis. ars. carb.-v. phos. ; urine albuminous:
 Phos.-ac rhus.;  brown-red: Bry. verat; watery:  Bry. mur.-
 ac. ; involuntary :  Apis. arn. ars.
   d)  For  diseases of the lungs : Apis. ars. bry. carb.-v.
 ipee lach. mosch. nitr.-ac. phos.  rhus. seneg.;  for  hepatiza-
 tion :  Lach. nitr.-ae phos. rhus.;  cough, with exjyectoration:
 Ars. lach. phos. rhus.  seneg; bloody exjiectoration:  Lach.
 phos. rhus.; oedema pulmonum:  Carb.-v. tart; threatening
paralysis  of the lungs : Carb.-v. mosch. tart.
   e) For pains in the limbs : Camph. rhus. ; jmralytic  sen-
 sation : Cocc.  rhus.;  spasmodic  motions:  Bell,  hyosc.  ign.
 mosch. zinc. ; changing posit it ion frequently : Bry.; restless-
 ness :  Bry. stram. rhus.;  sinking down in  bed: Apis, mur.-
 ac. zinc.;  extreme prostration: Apis. ars. bry. (mere) phos.
phos.-ac. rhus.
   f) Miliaria, threatening: Bry. calc. lye ; red: Phos.-ac.
 rhus. stram.; white : Ajfis. bry. mur.-ac. sulph. valer. ;  bluish
 a/)pearance:  Carb.-A7.  verat.;  Betechiee,  ecchymoses: Ars.
 bry. carb.-v. phos.-ac. zinc:  bed-sores:  Ars. phos.-ac.  zinc;
 according  to Hering : Fluorie-acid.
   § 8.   Compare:  Inflammatory, Gastric Fever, d-c.

   TYPICAL  DISEASES.   1) Ars. caps. chin.  ign. ipec.
natr.-m. n.-vom. puis.  sep. spig.   2) Alum. anac.  ant. arn.
baryt.  bry. canth. carb.-v. cocc. lach. plumb, rhod. rhus. sabad.
staph,  sulph. verat.  See Intermittents.

   ULCERS.   § 1.  Ulcers, Avithout an  exception, depend
upon a particular dyscrasia of the  organism, and  cannot be
radically healed excejit  by  means  of remedies Avhich  are
capable of eradicating the  dyscrasia, of Avhich the ulcer is
the mere symptom.  Nevertheless, the character, configura-
tion and other  peculiarities of ulcers should not be left  out
of consideration in selecting a remedy.   These  external cha-
racteristics of ulcers point  generally to  the folloAving  reme-
dies:  1) Ars. asa.  hep. lach. lye mere. puis. sil. suTph.   2)
Aur. bell.  bry. calc. canth.  carb.-v.  chain,  chel.  clem. con. 
478                       ULCERS.
 cupr. graph, nitr.-ac. phos. phos.-ac. rhus  se]). staph, thuj.  3)
 Arg.-n. rluor.-ae-. kal.-bi. n.-jugl.   4) Aln. aral amp. bapt. chel.
 corn, erecht.  gab ger. ham. hydr. lycopus. myr. phyt polyg.
 rhus.-g. rum. stilling.
   § 2.   We  should use more particularly.
   a) For atonic ulcers,  as Ave find them among <ld, feeble
 and cachectic  persons, esjieeially on the  legs, ulcera atonica
 jiedum  : 1) Ars.  lach. sil. sul//h.   2) Calc earb.-A'. graph, ipee
 lye mur.-ac   natr. phos.-ac.  puis.  rut.   '■>) Amm. amni.-m.
 tluor.-ac. n.-jugl.   4) Aral, bajit. lycopus. polyg.
   b) For arthritic ulcers:  1)  Bry.  chin.  lye. phyt. sulph.
 2) Calc. graph, kal.-bi. rhus. staph.
   c) For herpetic ulcers, (ulcera petiginosa):  1)  Ars.  calc.
 clem, graph, kal.-bi. lye.  mere n.-jugl. rhus.  sej).  sil. sulph.
 zinc  2) Aral. cist. jugl. phyto.
   d) For scorbutic ulcers:  1)  Ars.  carb.-a. carb.-v.  lach.
 mere mur-ac. staph,  sulph.   2) Amm.  amm.-m.  asa.  clem.
 con. hep. phos. sep. sil. thuj.  3) Aln. geran. gal. hydr.  rum.
 phyto.
   e) For scrofulous:   1)  Ars. bell. calc. carb.-v. lye mur.-
 ac. sil. sulph.   2) Aur. cist, graph, hep. kal.-bi.  lach. n.-jugl.
 phos.   3) Aln. amp. aral.  coryel.  gal. hydr. iris. jugl.  myr.
 phyt. rhus.-gl. rum. stilling, tril.
   f) For syphilitic:  1) j/erc.   2) Aur. carb.-v.  lach. nitr.-a.
 thuj.    3)  Iod. kal.-bi. mez. n.-jugl.  4) Aral.  ascl.  coryd.
 chim. iris. phyt. rum. sang,  stilling.
   g) For mercurial:  Asa. aur.  bell, carb.-v.  hep.  kal.-bi:
lach. lye nitr.-ac. n.-jugl. j/hos.-ac.. phyto.  sass.  sep.  sil. sulph.
   § 3.   As regards  the  structure and shape of ulcers,
give:
   a) For fistulous "ulcers:  1) Ant. calc. lye phos. sil. suljih.
 2) Asa. bell, carb.-v. caust.  con. fluor.-ae nitr.-ae puis.  ruta.
   b) For flat, superficial ulcers:  1) Lach. lijc mere nitr.-
 ac. j)hos -ac. thuj.  2) Ars. asa. bell. puis. sej).'sil.
   c) For hard callous  ulcers, Avith callous edges:  .Irs. asa.
cede, carb.-v. hep. kal.-bi. lach. lye. merc.  n.-jugl. petr.   sep.
sil. sulph.
   d) For carious ulcers :  1) Asa. calc lvc. mere sil. 2)  Aur.
hej). phos.-ac.  ruta. sabin. sulph.   3) hydr.?  phyto.? rum?
   e) For cancerous ulcers, that  is,  ulcers which look  like
cancer,  but are of a different nature:  1) Ars. con. lach. mere
sil. sulph.  2) Apis. aur. bell. calc. clem. hep. nitr.-ac. sei). sil'.
squill, staph.  3) Hydr.? phyt ? rum.?
  f) Fungous  ulcers: 1) Ars. carb.-a. lach.  merc. petr.  sep. 
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sir. sulph.  2) Carb.-v. clem. cham. phos. staph,  thuj.  3)
podo.? sang.?
  g) Lardaceous ulcers: 1) Ars. hep. merc. sabin. 2) Cupr.
kal.-bi. nitr.-ac. n.-jugl. sulph. thuj.
  h) Deep ulcers: 1)  Ars. lach. merc. nitr.-ac sil. sulph.  2)
Bell. calc. con. lye sep.
  i) Varicose ulcers: 1) Ars. calc. carb.-v. lach.puis, sulph.
zinc.   2)  Caust. collins.  graph,  ham.  lye  3) Ammon.-n.
calend. tart-em.
  k) Verminous ulcers: 1) Merc, sib  2) Ars. calc sabad.
  1) Indented  ulcers : 1) Merc, phos.-ac.  2) Hep. lach. sil.
staph,  sulph.
  m) Shaggy ulcers:  1) Ars.   2) petr. sil.
  § 4.  As regards apjjearance and color, use:
  a) Bluish : 1) Asa. aur. con.  hep. lach. lye.   2) Ars. sil.
  b) Spotted : Arn. con. lach. sulph.-ac.
  c) Yellow :  Calc. carb.-v. lye puis.  sil.
  d) Gray7:  Ars. caust. merc. sil.
  e) Greenish : Asa. aur. caust. merc. puis. rhus. sil.
  f) Discolored, unclean, dirty ulcers:  Ars. calc. lach. lye.
merc. nitr.-ac. sabin. thuj. sulph.
  g) Ulcers  Avith red areolje :  Ars. asa. calc. cham. hep.
lach. lye  merc.  puis. rhus. sil. staph. sulj)h.
  h) Ulcers, avhich turn black : Ars. asa. carb.-v. ipec lach.
sec. sil. sulph.
  i) AVhitish, avhite-spotted :  Ars. canth. lach. merc. sil.
  § 5.  As regards the jiathological nature of ulcers, select:
  a) For readily bleeding ulcers : 1) Ars. carb.-v. hej). kal.
lach. lye nitr.-ac.  phos.  phos.-ac. sulph.   2) Con. puis.  sil.
3) Arn. caust. con. iod. sec. ham.
  b) For gangrenous: 1) Ars. bell. chin. lach.  sil.  2) Con.
kal.-bi. rhus. see squill.   3) Bapit? rhus.-gl.?
  c) Suppurating ulcers:   1) Ars. hep. merc. puis. sil. suljdi.
2) Asa. chin. con. lach. phos. j)hos.-ac
  d) Inflamed  ulcers:  1) Ars. cham. hep. lye mere. phos.
sil. stajih.  2) Aeon. bell. bry. nitr.-ac. puis. rhus. ruta. sul/th.
  c) Putrid ulcers:  1) Ars. carb.-v. hep. mei*c mur.-ac jiuls.
sil. suljjh.   2) Amm. amm.-m. asa. bell.  calc. chin. phos.-ac
rhus.
  f) Phagadenio ulcers:  1) Ars. hep.  lye.  merc mez.  sil.
sulph.   2) Carb.-v.  caust.  cham. clem. con.  graph, nitr.-ac.
petr. ran. rhus.  sep.
  g) Torpid ulcers:  1)  Carb.-v. con.  lye. phos.-ac.  sep.
sulph.   2) Carb.-a. cupr. op. sil. 
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URETHRITIS.—URETRORRHAGI A.
   h) Cicatrized  ulcers, which  open  again :  1) Ars.  £)
 lach. scji.   3) Ce)loe crotal.   4) Carb. veg.
   $ 6.  As regards pains, give:
   a) For very  painful ulcers:  1) Ars. carb.-v. graph hep.
 sil.   2) Arn. asa.  bell, lye mere nitr.-ae. phos.-ac puis.  3)
 Aeid.-nitr. calend. chin.
   b) painless:  1)  Carb.-v.  lach. phos.-ac.  sep.  sulph.  2)
 dulc. sec.
   c) Itching  or  smarting:   1) Ars. hep. lye. puis. rhus. sil.
 sulph.  2) Ant. caust. chin, graph, nitr.-ae  phos.-ac
   el) BeiuiNe; pains :  1) Aur. bell,  nat.-m. sil. sulph.  2) Chin.
 ranune-b.
   e) Burning : 1) Ars. carb. v. mere.  mez. puis. rhus. sil.
 sulph.  2) Arg.-met aur. caust. clem,  kreas. natr.-e ranune-
 b. staph.
   f) Pressure and  tension : Caust. con. graph, mere phos.
 puis. rhus. sil. sjiong. sulph.   2) Phyt.
   g) Beating-  and  throbbing:  Asa. calc  clem. kal. lye
 mere sil.  sulph.
   h) CiiEEPiNe; and GNAAViNG :  Arn. baryt. cham. clem. con.
 dios. lach. lye. mere phos. rhus. ruta.  sep. staph, sulph.
   i) Tearing and draaving : Ars. calc lye scji. sil. sulph.
   k) Stitc niNe; or  cutting:  Ars. bell. calc.  canth. graph.
 lye.  mere, natr.-m. nitr.-ac. puis. sep. sil. staph, sulph.
   1) Sore pains:  Graph, hej). jmls. sej). sulph.
   in; Darting, jerking : 1)  Asa. calc. caust. puis. rhus. sil.
 2) petrol, ranunc-b.
   §  7.  Compare :  Sup/ntration, herpes  and eruptions, ar-
 thritis, scurvy, scrofula, sy/thilis, mercurial cachexia, diseases
 of the boms,  cancr, varices, (glandular  affections and the
 parts, where ulcers are apt to  break out.
   UBETHRITIS.  Principal  remedies:   1)  Aeon.   cann.
 canth. mere, sulph.   2) Asclep. cann.-inch erig. eryng. gels.
 ham. podo. tril.

   URETIIBORRIIAGI.A, homaturia.  §  1.  Prineijial re-
 medies: 1) Cok. conn,  canth. i/tec.  lye. mere millej'ol. nitr.-
 ac sulph.  zinc.  2) Arn. ars.  chin. con. mez. puis.  3) Caj>s.
 cop. crot.  op.  phos. sec. sep. thereb. uva.  4) Alnus. cact
 chimap. erig. eupat.-pur. ger. ham  trill.
   §  2.  If caused by a badly-managed gonorrhoea :  Cann.
 canth. puis.  2) Chimap.
   If by suppression of  herpes  or  itch : Ars. calc.  coa
sulph. 
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   If by external injuries : Arn. con. puis. rhus.
   If attended  Avith affections of the kidneys: 1) Canth.
 lye puis, suljih.  2) Cact. erig. eupat.-pur. ham.

   URINARY   DIFFICULTIES,    ischuria,    lisuria,
 ANURIA, Ac

   § 1.   These various  affections have been arranged under
 one head in order to avoid unnecessary repetitions.   The
 principal remedies for these affections are:  1) Aeon.  bell.
 camph. cann. canth. coloc. dulc.  hep. merc. n.-vom.  jduIs.
 sulph.   2) Arn. ars. aur. baryt. caps,  caust. colch.  dig. graph.
 hell, hyosc. kal. lye mur.-ac. n.-mosch. phos.  phos.-ae rhus.
 ruta. sabin. sass. staph.   3) ^Esc.-h. apocyn.-can. asclep. bapt.
 cact. collins. chim. cimicif. coryd. erig. eupat.-pur. gels, gnaph.
 ham. hell. hydr.
   § 2.   As regards the varieties, give :
   a)  For dysuria, Avith ineffectual urging: 1) Aeon. cann.
 canth. dulc. lye. mgt.-aus. mere, n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2) Arn.
 ars. aur. bell. calc.  colch. con. dig. hyosc. kal. n.-mosch. phos.
 sass.  staph.   3) Apoc-can. asclep. cact. caul. chim.  erig.
 eupat.-pur. ham. hed. hell. iris, phyto. senee
   b)  For anuria,  ischuria: 1) Arn. bell, canth. hell,  lye
 nitr.-ac. n.-vom. oj). puis, stram.  2)  Aeon. aur. camph.  con.
 dig. hep. hyosc. lach. laur.  plumb, rhus. ruta.  sulph. verat.
 3) Aj/oc.-can. eupat.-p/ur. gal. gels. myr. pod. senee
   c) For enuresis  nocturna : 1) Bell. cede,  caust. cin. puis.
 rhus. sep. sil.  sulph.  2) Aeon. amm.  arn.  ars. benz.-ac. bry.
 carb.-v. cham. chin. con. graph, hep.  kreas. mgt.-aus. merc.
 natr.-m,. op. jietr. ruta. seneg. stram.
   d)  For enuresis : 1) Arn. bell, carb.-v. caust. cic. cin. hep.
 hyosc.  lye.  mgt.-aust.  natr.-m. puis.  rhus. ruta. sen. staph.
 sulph. zinc.   2) Aeon. dulc.  kreas. lach. laur. magn.-c. mere
 petr. sil. spig.   3)  Cact.  eupat.-pur. gels, geran. pod. polyg.
 sang, stilling.
   § 2.   As regards the pathological  state, to which the uri-
 nary difficulty belongs, give:
  a) For an  inflammatory state:  1) Aeon. cann. canth.
 merc. n.-vom. puis.   2) Bell. cop. dig.  dulc. sabin. sass. sulph.
 3) Alnus. caul. erig. gels. hydr. verat.-vir.
  b) For a spasmodic  state: 1) N.-vom. op. puis.  2) Bell.
 canth. caps,  caust. cin. coloc. hyosc. ign. lach. lye rhus. A7erat.
  c) For paralysis :  1) Ars. cic. cin. dulc.  hyosc. lye. rhus.
 staph.   2) Aeon. bell, caust. laur.  mgt.-aus.  3) Cact. caul.
gels.
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URINARY DIFFICULTIES.
   d) Strictures or  indurations  in the urinary passages:
 Clem. dulc. mere. petr. puis. rhus. sulph.   2) Hydr.
   e) Hemorrhoidal ailments : 1) N.-vom. puis, sulph.  2)
 Aeon. ars.  calc  carb.-v. lach.  mere  3) A\,<e. collins.  ham.
 hydr. jiod.
   f) During  pregnancy  or when the  menses  are  sip-
 pressed: 1) Cocc phos-ac puis.  2) Con. n.-vom. sulph.  3)
 Asclep. cact. caul, eupat-purp. gels.  ham. hell. iris. sang.
   g) Lythiasts or gravel :  1) Bye. sass.   2) Calc'cann. n.-
 vom. petr. phos. sep.   3) Alnus. chimap. collins. coryd.  erig.
 eupat.-perf. eryng. gal.  pod.   4) Asj.ar.  ipomeaiiil.  nitr.-ac.
 tab. uva.-urs.
   U  4.  As regards external causes,  give :
   a) AVhen caused by a cold :  1) .Aeon. bell. dulc. mere  n.-
 vom. puis.   2) Aj)oc eupat.-perf. gels*, senee
   b) Bv a concussion in eonseejuence of a fall, bruise, shock:
 Arn. cic. con. rhus. juils.
   c) AVhen by abuse  of spirits : 1)  N.-vom. puis, suljih.  2)
 Ars. hell,  calc hej). lach. mere.
   d) By abuse of cantharides: 1)  Camph.  2) Aeon,  jiuls.
   e) AVhen by exposure to avet and cold:  1) Puis.  sass.
 2) Alum, calc sulph.
   f) By fright or fear : Aeon. bell, hyosc op. verat.
   §  5.  AVe may moreover prescribe, if the acconijianying
 symptoms permit:
   a) For frequent urging to urinate : 1) Bell. bry. canth.
 carb.-v. caust. chimaph.  colch. graph, kal. lye n.-vom. jihos.-
 ae puis. rhus. ruta. sabin. sass. squill, staph, sulph.   2) Acem.
 arn. baryt. caps. cocc. coloc. dig. dulc guaj. hell. ign. mere
 mur.-ae jihos. sabad.  sep. sjiong. pareira-bra\\
   b) Ineffectual urging : 1) Phos.  2) Amm. hedeom.  uva.
   c) Urging at night: 1) Arn. ars. bell.  calc. caust graph.
mgt.-aus. natr.-m. puis rhus. sep. sil. sejuill. sulj/h.  2) Alum.
amm. baryt bry. cin. cupr. dros. hep. mere, n.-vom. op. ruta.
stram.
   d) For  fruitless  urging:  1) Canth.  caust. dig. n.-vom.
petr. puis. sass. sep. sulph.  2) Acem. arn. camph. chain, chin.
 coloc. hyosc kal. lye. mere jihos. phos.-ac. plumb, sil.
   e) For  urinating in  a  forked stream :  1)  Cann. canth.
rhus.
   f) Inability to emit all the urine, drops of Avhich  con-
tinue to fall out:  1) Calc kal. selen.   2) Bry. lach. natr. petr.
 rhod. sil. staph, thuj.
   g) Emitting the  urine in drops only-  1) Bell,  canth. 
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  dulc mgt.-aus. n.-vom. sulph.  2) Arn.  camph. cann. caps.
  caust. clem, colch. con. mere n.-mosch. petr. puis. rhus. spi^.
  staph, stram.   3) Eryng.                             '   °"
    h) Interrupted  or thin  stream:  1) Caust  clem. con.
  dulc mgt.-aust. sulph. zinc.   2) Carb.-a. kal. phos.-ae thuj.
    § 6.   Finally,  for:  a) painful emission  of urine :   1)
  Cann. canth.  coloc. hep. merc.  lye. natr.-m. phos.-ac. puis.
  thuj.  2) Bell. clem, colch.  con.  dulc. nitr.-ac n.-vom. phos.
  sass. sep. sulph. verat.  3) ^Ese-h. erig.  hed. gal. o-els. iris!
  senee
    b)  Burning pains:  1) Ars. calc. cann. lach. mere. natr.
  n.-vom. phos. phos.-ae seneg.  sulph.   2) Canth.  caps,  carb.-a.
 carb -v. caust.  con. hep. ign. lye nitr. nitr.-ac. thuj. verat.  3)
 Asclep. bapt. cact erig. eupat.-purp. gels. iris.
   c) Cutting  pains:  1) Ant cann. canth. con. dig. phos.-ne
 2) Arn. calc. guaj.  hep. mere mur.-ac  nitr.-ac  petr.  staph.
 thuj.
   d) Stitching pains : Arn.  cann.  clem, lye  nitr. n.-vom.
 phos. senee.
   e) Soreness and smarting: 1) Carb.-v. ign. phos. sep.  2)
 Calc. hep. lye  magn.-c. mez. natr.  nitr.-ac. n.-voin.  3) Eupat.-
 purp. gal. senee
   § 7.   Compare: Secretion of Urine,  Cystitis, Catarrh  of
 the  Bladder,  Baralysis of the  Bladder, Gonorrhoea, Bi-
 thiasis, dec.

   URINE, morbid  secretions of.
   § 1.  Under this head Ave have  arranged a number of affec-
 tions of urinary organs, Avhich, though  differing from  each
 other  pathologically, yet, so far as their symptoms are con-
 cerned, all point to the remedies mentioned beloAV.
   § 2.  As regards the secretion of urine itself, give:
   a)  For  copious micturition :  1) Arg.  carb.-v. led.  merc.
 mur. ac. natr.-m. phos.-ac. puis. rhus. spig.  squill,  sulph. verb.
 2) Alum.  ambr. ars.  canth. carb.-a. daphn. guaj. ign.  lach.
 natr. nitr.  oleand. phos. seneg.  3)  Apoc.-and. bapt. cact. chin.
 cimicif. erig. eupat.-perf. eupat.-purp.  gal. gels. hell. iris. lob.
 phyto. polyg. rum. sang, senee
  b) Frequent urination : 1) Arg. baryt. caust.  kreas. lach.
merc.mtr. oleand. phos.-ac. puis rhus.  spig. squill,  sulph. verb.
2) Alum. ambr. ars. canth. carb.-a.  daphn. guaj. ign. lach. natr.
nitr. oleanel. phos.  seneg.  3)  ^Esc-hip. cimicif. erig. eiyng.
eupat.-purp. gymnoe gal. hydr. pod. sang.
  c) Scanty secretion: 1) Aeon. arn. aur. bell.  bry.  canth. 
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hyosc. laur. n.-vom. op. plumb, stram.   2) Ars  camph. chin.
colch. hep. mere puis.  ruta. see', sulph.  •>) Apoc-can. aseb'ji.
collins. eryng. eupat-perf.  eupat.purp.  ham.  heel, lept  lob.
pod.  polyg. rhus-gl. senee
   d)  Diminished secretion : 1) Be-11. canth. colch. dig. graph.
hell,  hyosc. iod. laur.  n.-vom.  op. jtlunih. ruta. sec.  stajih.
stram. verat.   2) Aeon. alum. arn.  bry.  cann. carb.-v.  caust.
dulc hep. kal. mere nitr.-ae phos. puis. rhus. sass. suljih.
   e)  Suppression  of  urine:   1)  Aeon.  bell, canth. hyosc.
ioel. laur. op. plumb, sec. stram.   2) Alum, colch. dig. graph.
hell,  n.-voin.   ruta. sass.  veratr.   3) Erig.  hedeenn.  jiod.
sarrae?
   § 3.   As regards the nature of the urine, give :
   a)  For urine Avith ammoniacal smell:  1) Asa. carb-a. ioel.
mosch. nitr.-ac. petr. phos.  stront   2) benz.-ae pareir-brav.
   b)  Bale, Avatery, colorless urine: 1) .Aur. coloc. con. mur.-
ae nitr.  phos. phos.-ac.  />uls. staph.  2) Alum. arn. colch. dig.
hep. ign. magn.-c.  natr-m.  plat.  rhus.  sass. sec  sejj. strain.
stront. sulph.-ac  3)  Apoc.-an.  erig. eupat-perf. eupat.-purp.
gal. gels. hell.  phyt. polyg.  rum. sang, sarrae.
   c)  Bark-colored, red,Jb-ry, saturated: 1) Aeon. arn. bell.
bry.  carb.-v.  colch. mere  sep. sulph. tart, verat.   2)  Ant.
calc.  canth. caps. chin. dig.  elros. hell. hep. ipec. kal.  lach. n.-
vom. jihos. puis, selen. staph. 3) ./Esc.-hip. bapt. collins. corn.
eup.-perf. ham. myr. rhus. senee
   d)  Bark, blood-colored:  1) Calc. sep.   2) Coff. hep. petr.
sulph.-ac.  3)  Bell, carb.-v. merc. rhus.   4) Cham. hed.
   e)  Bark-red, red-brown, brown-red urine: 1) Arn. bell. bry.
dros.  lach. jihos. sulph.   2) Aeon. ambr.  ars. calc." caust. colch.
kreas. merc. nitr.-ac pet. juils.  3) Eupat.-pert gymnoe lob.
   f)  Yellow-colored:  1) Ambr. arn. bell. cham.  chin. ipec.
lach.  rhab.  sass.  zinc.  2)  Agar. amm.  ant.  canth.  carb.-v.
colch. hyosc ign. led. magn.-m.  nitr. samb. sjiong. verat.  3)
Ajioc.-can. cact. caul. gymn. polyg.
   g)  greenish:  1) Ars. camph. rhab. ruta. veratr.  2) Aur.
chin.  iod. kal.  magn.-c.  rhod. sulph.
   h)  Hot: Aeon. ars. bry. canth. cham.  colch. dig. hep. mere.
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phos.-ae sec. squill.
   i) Cold:  Agar, nitr.-ac.
   k)  A'iscid :  Arg. canth. coloc. cupr. dulc. kreas. phos.-ac.
   1) AIilky, avhitish, as if stirred with milk, flour or chalk:
1) Phos.-ae   2) Aur. carb.-v. cin. coloc. con. merc.  mur.-ac.
nitr.-ac.  phos. sulph.  3)  Alum. amm. arn. bell. cann. canth. 
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caust. chin. dulc. hep. iod. natr.-m. rhus. 4) Gels. lob. eryng.
eupat.-perf. eupat.-purp. myr. phyt.
  m) Sour-smellimg : 1) Ambr. merc   2) Calc graph, natr.
nitr.-ac. petr.  3) Bapt. eryng. lept. phyt. pod.
  n) Acrid urine: 1) Bor. cann. caust. hep. merc.  2) Arn.
calc. clem,  graph, iod. kal. natr.-m. phos. rhus.  seneg. thuj.
veratr.   3) Gal.
  o) Foaming :  Chinin. lach. laur. lye seneg. spong.
  p) Fetid:  1) Ars. carb.-a. carb.-v. guaj. merc. nitr.-ac. puis.
sulph.   2)  Cupr. dulc. natr. petr. phos. phos.-ac. sep. stann.
viol.-trie
  q) Turbid : 1) Chin. cin. con. dulc. merc. sabad. sep.   2)
Ambr. bell. cann. carb.-a. carb.-v. cham. ign. phos. puis. rhus.
  r) Becoming turbid :  Bry.  caust. cham.  cin. graph, hep.
merc. mez. phos.-ac. rhus. seneg. sulph.
  s) Cloudy: 1) Ambr. bry. caust. merc. nitr. petr. phos.-ac.
seneg. thuj.  2)  Ant. chin. kal. lach. rhod. sass.
  § 4.   As regards the sediment, deposited by urine, give:
  a) For bloody urine :  1)  Cann. canth. puis.   2) Arn. ars.
chin. ipec. lye mere mez.  3)  Calc. caps. con. n.-vom.  phos.
sec. sep. sulph. zinc.   4)  Chim. hed. senee tereb.
  b) Bloody sediment : 1) Sep. sulph.-ac.   2)  Canth. dulc.
lye phos.-ac.  puis.
  c) Purulent:  1) Cann. canth. clem. lye. n.-vom. puis. sep.
2) Chim.
  d) Fibrinous, flocculent:  Cann. canth. mere  mez. nitr.-
ac.  seneg. tart.
  e) Opalescent : Calc.  chin. hep. iod. par. petr. phos. puis,
sulph.
  f) Jelly-like sediment :  Coloc. puis.
  g) Yellow sediment :  1)  Baryt. cham.  chin.  cupr. lye
phos. sil. spong.  suljih.-ac ziiic.  2) Amm. canth. lach.
  h) Gray sediment: Con. hyosc. sjiong.
  i) Gravel, sand, or stone sediment : 1) Lye sass.  2)
Calc. cann. n.-vom. jietr.  jihos. pod. sep. sil.   3) Alum.  ambr.
amm. ant. canth.  chin. lach. natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-mosch.  puis.
thuj. zinc
  k) Loamy7 sediment: Amm.-m.  sass. sep. sulph. sulph.-ac. zinc
  1) Sediment resembling flour, chalk or lime:  Calc. chin
graph, merc.  natr.-m.  phos.-ac. sulph. tart.
  m) Reddish, brick colored: 1) Canth. chin, lye natr.-m
phos. puis. sep. squill, valer.   2) Aeon. ambr. ant. arn. dulc
lach. nitr.-ac. sil.
  n) Slimy urine or sediment : 1) Ars. dulc. merc. natr.-m. 
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puis, seneg.  2) Ant. canth. carb.-v. coloc. con. hep. nitr.-ae
n.-vom. sass. suljih.  3) ascl.-t chim. erig. eupat.-jnirp. sarrae
   o) Mucous threads in  the  urine: Cann.  canth.  mere
mez. nitr.-ac seneg. tart.
   p) AViiitish  sediment:  Colch. dulc hej).  nitr.-ac petr.
phos. phos.-ac  rhus. sep. spig.  sulph.  2) eryng. eup. perf.
eupat.-jiurp. phyt.
   q) Specific  gravity too Hicii: Asclep.-syr.  eupat.-purp
hel.  myr. phyt. puis, sarrae senee
   r) Si'eciitc gravity too i.oav:  eryng. eupat.-purp. puis.
   Comp.:  Urinary Difficulties,  Gonorrhoea, Bn uresis,  Cysti-
tis, dr.

   UTKBUS, Diseases ofthe.
   §  1. Prineijial remedies: 1) Bell. cham. cocc. con. hyosc. ign.
magn. magn.-m. n.-vom. plat. jmls. scji. suljih.   2) Bry. caust.
mosch.  natr.-m. n.-mosch.  stann. strain,  verat.   •!)  Aletr.
asclep.  caul, cimicif. gossyp. hed. helon. ham. nymph, pod.
senee trill., Ac  Comp. : Hysteria.
   § 2.   Swelling of the uterus in old females or Avomen,
AA'ho have borne many children,  require:  1)  Seji.  2) Bell.?
calc?  chin.? n.-vom.? plat.?
   Meteorismus ofthe uterus: jihos. lye suljih.
   § 3.   Metritis :  See that article.
   § 4.   Putrescentia uteri, as sometimes occurs in cachec-
tic females after confinement, requires : Sec.
   § 5.   Hydatids and  moles: for their expulsion: Puis, sec
—To remove  disposition:  1) Cab-, sil.  2) Calc. suljih. sil.
3) Aeon. ars. bell.  chin.  ferr.  graph,  hyosc. kaL  lye mere.
sabin. sep. canth.
   § G.   Metralgia or hystralgia : 1) Cocc. con. ign. magn.
magn.-m.   2) Bell. bry. caust. cham. hyosc natr.-m. n.-vom.
plat sep. stann.  3) Aletr. caul, cimicif. gels. heel, senee
   §7.   Polypi, Aaginal  and uterine:  1)  Calc sang,  staph.
2) Aur. con. lye merc. mez. nitr.-ac. petr. phos. phos.-ae plat.
puis. sil. teucr.  thuj.  3) Hydr.
   § 8.   Painfulness of the os-tincae to the touch : Chin.
   i< 9.   Scirrhus and cancer of the uterus: see that article.
   ij 10.   Prolapsus of the uterus: 1) Aur.  bell. calc.  n.
vom. sej).  stann.   2)  Benz.?  gran.?  kreas.?  mere?  n.-
mosch. ?  3) Aletr. cimicif. collins. eupat.-pur. hel. ham. pod.
   § 11.   A'agina,  SAvelling  of.—For SAvelling of the labia:
Merc. sep.  sulph. 
                   VALERIANA.—VARICES.               487

    VALERIANA,  ILL  EFFECTS OF.-The best remedy
  is Cham., after which Coff.; in some cases N.-vom. or Sulph.

    VAPORS, NOXIOUS, ill effects of.   Hering proposes:
    § 1.  To counteract sulj)huretted hydrogen : 1) Sprinkling
  Avith water anel vinegar,  which should  at the same time be
  held under the patient's nose to inhale the vapor.  2) Chlore-
  water, when the patient shoAvs signs of life after having been
  apparently dead ; a few  drops  may be given  internally.  3)
  Block coffee, when the diluted vinegar does not agree, anel
  the  patient complains of chilliness; 4) a feAV  drops of good
  Avine, Avhen great heat and debility  set in.
    %  2.  The vapors of coal are antidoted by:  1) Water and
  vinegar ; and  after return of consciousness: 2) By a  feAV
  doses of Opium ;  or, 3) Bell, if Op.  should be insufficient.
    The ill effects of emanations  from AA7ood and loam-Avork in
  recently built houses, are best treated with Sulph.-ac.
    § 3.  The vapors of chlore require: 1)  Tobacco-smoke; 2)
  Brandy  or wine ; 3) Boaf sugar.
    § 4.  See:  Sulphur, Prussic-acid, Mercury, Ac

    VARICELLiE.—Principal remedies:  1) Aeon.  ant.  bell.
 puis. rhus. tart.  2) Ars. canth. carb.-v.  con. ipec. mere sep.
 sil. thuj.   3) Asa. caust.  cycl. led.  natr. natr.-m.  sec. sol.-m.
 suljih.
    § 2.  As regards varieties, give for:
   a) Varicella} emphysematic.ee: 1) Aeon.  ant.  bell.  puis.
 tart  2)  Canth. con. merc. sec.  sil. sol.-m. thuj.
   b) For the so-called swine- or water-pox: Aeon.  bell. led.
 puis. rhus.
   For the acuminated varicella: 1) Aeon.  ant. bell.  puis.
 rhus. tart.  2) Ars. carb.-v. ipec. sep. thuj.
   § 3.  In the inflammatory period give Aeon., no matter
 what form the eruption may have, or Bell, if the brain should
 be irritated.
   The tenesmus or ischuria requires: Canth. con merc.
   Swelling ofthe cervical glands: Bell, carb.-v. merc.
   Large pustules Avith profuse suppuration : Ars.  merc.  puis.
 rhus. thuj.
   For sIoav development  of the eruption, Avith gastric and
 bilious symptoms: 1) Ant puis. tart.  2) Ipee  rhus. sulph.
   § 4.  See: Variola, Exanthems, Varioloid.'

   VARICES.—Principal  remedies :  1) Arn. ars.  calc. carb.-
v. caust. lye n.-vom. puis, sulph.  2) Ambr. ant.  coloc.  ferr. 
488
VARIOLA.
graph, kreas. laches,  lycop. magn.-aus.  natr.-m. silic. spigel
sulph.-ac. zinc

  VARIOLA.
  § 1.  Principal  remedies: 1) Ars. merc.  rhus.  thuj.  2)
Aeon. bell.  bry.  camph.  chin, sulph.  tart.  3)  Bapt.  caul.
cimicif diosc. gels. hydr. sarrae verat.-vir.
  §2.  Precursory stage : Aeon.  gels,  verat .-a ir. ; or,  Coff.
bry. rhus.-t.  For metastasis to the brain : Bell. ; and for
gastric ailments; Ars. ijiec
  If the eruption  be accomplished, give Suljih. or mere, to
promote the desh-eation ; if the eriijition should be very vio-
lent, a dose of Bell,  may be required ;  anel, if the sujipura-
tive  fever should be very violent, give Aeon. c>r bell.; or
Cham., if there shoubl be cough.   If the jms should be icbo-
reius,  and gangrene threaten to set in, give1 Ars. or carb.-v.;
ptyalism requires .Merc.  ; catarrh AA'ith cough and hoarseness,
Ars. mere, and for diarrheea give China.
  § 3.  Generally sjieaking  use :
  a) During the fever period:  ]) Aeon. bell. gels, veratr.-
vir.   2) Bapt op.  ars. sarrae
  b) During the eruptive period: 1) Hydr. merc.  2) Alit-
or, caul, cimicif bell, strain.
  c) Maturity:  Hydr. mere sarrae? sulph. thuj.
  d)  Period of desiccation : 1) Aeon. bell. cham.  puis.  2)
Bry. n.-A'om.   3)  Caul. gels. hydr. sarrae?
  e) Black, gangrenous pocks:  1) Ars. carb.-v.   2)  Bell.
hyosc. lach. rhus.  sec. sil.
  S 4.  Symptomatic indications :
  Arsenicum: Angina  faucium;   metastasis to the mouth
and throat, in the last part of the eruptive period ; also for
black j locks.
  Baptisia : Pustules appear thickly upon the palatine  arch,
tonsils,  uvula;  fetid  breath, pjrofuse salivation and great
jiroTration.
  Belladonna :  After  Aeon.,  for violent  fever, congestion
of blood to the head, furious  delirium, meningitis; intense
SAvelling ofthe skin and ofthe mucous membranes, Avith tick-
ling cough and salivation, dysuria and tenesmus of the blad-
der ;  ophthalmia with photojihobia.
  Bryonia :  Precursory stage with gastric symptoms, or
after the erujition is out, when ascites sets in.
  Camphora: In those  dangerous cases, where  the SAvellino- 
VARIOLOID.
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 suddenly sinks in and the pustules suddenly dry up, shoAving
 a complete giving out of the life-forces.
   China :  Black pustules, diarrhcea, oppression, Ac, during
 the erujition.
   Cimicifuga :   In  the  precursory  stage for  the muscular
 pains;  it decidedly modifies the disease, p; eventing pitting
 and even the development of pustules.
   Coffea :  Restlessness and bilious vomiting at  the  com-
 mencement of the disease.
   Gelseaiinum : Intense and painful fever at the commence-
 ment ofthe disease  Avith tendency to convulsions.
   Hepar: For the suppurative fever ; croupy  cough.
   Hydrastis: Itching and tingling  of the face Avith cedema-
 tous swelling; sore throat;  dark pustules, prostration.
   Mercurius:  Ptyalism, tendency of blood  to the head;
 irritation of the mucous membranes in the eyes,  nose  and
 mouth, during  maturity;  diarrhcea in the last half of the
 period of dessication.
   Phosphorus :  Hemorrhagic diathesis;  bloody contents of
 the pustules; hard, dry cough; bronchitis;  haemorrhage from
 the lungs.
   Phosph.-acid :  Tyjihoid condition; the pustules don't fill
 with matter, but degenerate into large blisters, Avhich burst-
 ing, leave the surface excoriated; Avatery diarrhoea.
   Rhus-tox. : Typhoid symptoms; the eruption shrinks  and
 looks livid,
   Sarracenia:   Recommended for  the Avhole disease from
 beginning to end; no characteristics yet!
   Tartar-emetic : If  the exanthem is tardy in developing
 itself with nausea, vomiting, sleepiness or for suppression of
 the eruption ; also in putrid wariola.
   Thuja : For the suppurative stage.  Vaccinium and Van-
 olinum hav7e been used Avith benefit.
   A"eratrum.-air. :  Intense fever AA7ith  excessive pain  and
 restlessness.  Used in alternation with Macrotin the vesicles
 flattened rajiidly, dried and fell off.

   VARIOLOID.  Principal remedies: Bell, and Merc.; or,
Ars. and rhus.
   Precursory stage,  for violent fever and headache, Aeon.
and Bell., and for pain in the smaU of the back.
  To promote desiccation, give:  Sulphur, bry.
  For  subsequent catarrh, give  Merc or Bell.;  or, when
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490         VEINS, SAVELLIN., OFTHE.—VERTIGO.

asthmatic affections are present, with mucous rattling: Tart.
emet and se-nega.
  The affections ofthe bones  require:  Sil. or Phosph.-ae ;
anel those of the joints: Bell bry. mere

  A'EIXS, SWELLING OF THE.  Principal remedies: 1)
Bellad. china, crocus, ferr. hyosc phosph. pulsat. suljih. thuj.
2) Amm. arn.  barvt. calc cheliel. c-ieut. coloc.  coni. cyclam.
laches, lycop.  magn.-arc  meny. natr.-m.  n.-vom. phos.-ac
sassap. sepia, sjiigel. sjiong.

  ArEBTIGO.
  § 1.  The principal remedies for vertigo and the affections
of which it is sometimes  the most prominent symptom, are :
1) Aeon. arn. hell.  calc. chin. con. hep.  lach.  lye  mere  n.-
vom. op. phosph. puis. rhus. sil. sulph.  2) Ant baryt. bry.
carb.-an. cham. cic. cin. cocc ign. kal.  natr.-m. nitr.-ae petr.
sec. sej). strain, veratr. zinc.
  $ 2.  For vertigo proceeding from the stomach, the best
remedies are:  Aeon. ant. arn. bell. cham. merc. n.-vom. puis.
rhus.
  A'ertigo from cerebral irritation or debility, requires: Arn.
bell. cham. chin. cin. hep. mosch. n.-vom. puis, and  rhus.
  From congestion of  blood to the  brain :  Aeon. arn. bell.
chin. con. lach. mere n.-vom. op. puis.  rhus. sib suljih.
  From su//pression of ulcers or cutaneous eruptions : 1) Calc
suljih.   2) Bell. bry. carb.-veg. chain, hep. ipee lach. phosph.
puis.                                                     .
  From  riding in a carriage: 1) Hep. sil.;  or,  2)  Cocc.
petrol.
  § 3.  Symptomatic indications :
  Aconttum :  A^ertigo on raising one's head when lying or
stooping, and Avhen attended with :  nausea, eruptions, vomit-
ing, obscuration of sight, loss of consciousness, dizziness.
  Antimonium: Derangement of the stomach, nausea and
vomiting, aversion to food, Ac.
  Arnica: A'ertigo in consequence  of too copious meal, or
eluring a  meal, with nausea, obscuration of sight,  dizziness,
red face, Ac.
  Belladonna:  Aertigo Avith  anguish, stupefaction or ab-
sence of mind, darkness; or vacillation, nausea, trembling of
the hands, and seiiitillations; or Avhen the vertigo is caused
by stooping or raising orals-self.
  Chamomilla : Vertigo on rising  in the morning, or aftei 
VERTIGO.
491
 eating, and especially after drinking coffee ; with obscuration
 of sight, ox fainting turns.
   China:  Vertigo on raising one's head (or during motion),
 with sensation of Aveakness of the head, Avhich the patient is
 not Avell able to  hold erect.
   Conium: Vertigo causing the patient to fall to one side, es-
 pecially Avhen looking about; sensation of heaviness and full-
 ness of the head ;  Aveak memory.
   Hepar :  Vertigo from riding in a carriage, or moving  the
 head; or vertigo Avith nausea, stupefaction, fainting turn and
 obscuration of sight.
   Lachesis : Vertigo with pale face, fainting, vomiting, bleed-
 ing at the nose,  Ac, especially Avhen the vertigo is felt early
 on waking, or when it is attended  Avith  absence  of mind,
 stupidity, intoxication, Ac.
   Mercurius : Vertigo on rising, or  raising one's  head ; or
 in the evening, Avith  nausea, obscuration  of sight, heat,  ,?u
 guish, desire to lie cIoavii.
   Nux-vom. : Vertigo  during or after a meal, or Avhen walk-
 ing in the open air, stooping or thinking;  or in the morning,
 or evening  in bed,  Avhen lying on the back, with sensation as
 if the head  Avere  turning and  AA'ith danger of falling;  or Avith
 buzzing  in  the ears, obscuration of sight; or fainting turn
 and loss of  consciousness.
   Opium :  Vertigo from fright, especially Avhen  attended
 AA'ith : Trembling, debility, stupefaction, buzzing, obscuration
 of sight; the vertigo comes on  by raising one's-self in bed,
 ami obliges one to  lie doAvn again.
  Pulsatilla: A ertigo causing the patient to fall, especially
 on lifting one's  eyes, or Avhen sitting or stooping, especially
 in the evening in bed or after a meal; Avith heaviness of the
 head, buzzing in the ears, heat or paleness of the face, ob-
 scuration of sight;  nausea and desire to vomit.
  Riius-t. :  Arertigo on lying clown in the evening, Avith fear
 that he  Avill fall or  die.
  Silicea :  Vertigo in  the  morning,  or on lifting  uji one's
 eyes, Avhen  riding  in a carriage, or  stooping, and  after  an
emotion, Avith fear of falling, nausea; or  Avhen the vertigo
seems to rise from  the back  to  the  nape  of the  neck and
thence to the head.
  Sulphur  :  Vertigo especially  Avhen sitting,  ascending  an
eminence, or after  a meal, in the morning,  evening, or at
night; with nausea, fainting,  or  bleeding of the nose.
  §  4.  ^Esculus-gl. :   Severe  vertigo  with  reeling  and 
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VERTIGO.
nausea:  vertigo  with dimness of sight ;  confused  stupor;
thickness of sjieech ;  sensation of fullness and cramps in the
stomach.
  C.\e-its: A'ertigo from sanguineous congestion to the head
with strong pulsation and heavy  weight in the head.
  EiPHORBiA-ceiR. : A'ertigo Avith faintness, dimness of sight
and prostration.
  Gelseminum:  Constant  dizziness Avith tendency to stagger
anel  imperfection of vision, aggravated by smoking;  swim-
ming sensation in the  head, which  felt  very  light  with
Aertigo.
  Glonotne: Congestive vertigo AA'ith  feeling of fullness m
the  head,  like intoxicated, and face alternately pale  or reel
Avith simultaneous congestions to the heart
  Lobelia :   A'ertigo\vith nausea; vertigo with jia'tn in the
head and trembling"agitation of the body with a dull  heavy
jiain around the forehead from one temple to the other, on a
line  immediately above the eyebrows.
  §  5.   Cemsider moreover:  For  vertigo  Avith  anxiety:
Bill, caust  coff. merc. n.-mosch. rhoel.; Avith eructations:
Magn.-c. n.-vioseh. petr.  sang, sass.;  Avith dimness before the
eyes:  Aeon. arn. bell, calc carb.-a.  cham. cic.  hep.  hyosc
gels. ign. mere  nitr.-ae. n.-vom. puis.; Avith  loss of con-
si-iousness:   Ang.  baryt.  bor. carb.-a.  caust. chin. con. i/tec
lach. lour, natr.-m. n.-vom. op. phos.  suljih.;  with  gastric
ailments, nausea, vomiting : 1) Aeon. arn. bell. bry. coe-c
n.-vom. puis,  sulph.   2)  Alum, calc chin. heji. lob. lye magn.-
c. nitr-ac.  j>etr. phos.; Avith pale face: Lach. led. magn.-c.
petr. puis.; Avith palpitation of  the heart:  Glon. plat.
jmls.; avith  headache:   I)  Aeon.  bell. cact.  camph. cocc
o-els. ign. lach. n.-vom. puis.  sep.  sulph.  2) Ars. asa. bov.
calc. chin.  coff. con. glon.  lact. laur.  lob. magn.-c. phos. sec.
Sib;  Avitli AFFECTION  OF  THE  STOMACH: 1) Allt n.-Veilll. puis.
2) Acem. ambr. arn. bell. cham. hell. kal.  mere, rhus.; with
EAiNTiNe-:  Bry.  cham..  croc,  euphorb. hej). lach.  magn.-c.
mosch. n.-vom. suljih. ; Avith sirring in the ears : Chin, n.-
vom. puis. sang, sep.; Avith  falling  backwards:  1) Bell.
2) Chin, chinin. kal.  led  phos.-ae rhus.  sass. spig.  spong.
stram.;  with inclination  to sleep : Laur. jihos.  puis.; with
falling sideavays:  Amm -in. cann. con. dros. mez.  n.-vom.
rhus. sil. sulph. ;  with falling doavn in general:  1) Bell. cic.
cocv. cent.  puis. rhus. sil. suljih.   2) Aeon. cann. chin, graph.
kal.  kal.-bi. phos.-ac.  rhod. sass. sjtig.  sjxmg.   For  falling 
               VINEGAR.—VOMIT, BLACK.               493

forwards :  Arn. cic. cupr.  ferr. graj)h. magn.-c natrum.-m.
phos.-ac  rhus. sass. sil. sulph.
   §  6.   AVhen the vertigo comes especially in the ea-ening :
Amm. ars. calc carb.-a.  grajih.  hep.  kal. merc. nitr.-ac. n.-
vom. phos. jihos.-ac. plat.  puis.  After lying down in bed:
N.-mosch.  n.-vom. petr.  rhod. staph.; when rising  up in
bed : Aeon. arn. ars. baryt. bell. bry. calc. carb.-v. con. merc.
petr. j)hos. ; Avhen opening  the eyes:  Aeon.  puis.  sang.;
AA'hen shuttlng the eyes: Ars.  hep. lach. petr. thuj.; AA-hen
stooping:  1) Baryt.  bell. bry. lach.  lye n.-vom. petr.jyuls.
2) Aeon, carb.-v. mosch.;  when eating: Amm. arn. magn.-c.
magn.-m. phos. sil.  after  eating : Cham, natr.-m. n.-vom.
puis. rhus.  sep. suljih. ;  when crossing a stream :   Ang.
brom. ferr. suljih.; in the open air: Ambr. calc. canth. dros.
kal.  n.-vom. phos. sep. sulph  ;  in the morning:  Agar."alum.
bell,  carb.-a. carb.-v. cham. con. lach. n.-vom. phos. phos.-ae
puis.; M'hen walking:  Arn.  ars. bell. calc. ferr. ipec. mere
nitr.-ac.  n.-vom.  phos.  phos.-ac;  after  drinking coffee:
Cham, mosch. n.-yora.;  when moving the head: Aeon. arn.
calc. chin, natr.-m. sang. ; when reading : Amm. arn.; M'hen
lying down :  Ars. carb.-a. con. lach. natr. petr. phos. rhus.
sep.  staph, thuj.;  M'hen  lying on the back: 3Ierc n.-vom.
suljih.; Avhen thinking: Agar. natr. /mis. ; at night: Amm.
calc. carb.-a.  caust. natr.  nitr.-ac.  phos.  sass. sulph.; AA'hen
looking down :  Oleand.; Avhen speaking: Cham.; AA'hen
writing:  Kal. merc. phos.-ac. rhod.;  when looking up:
Caust  cupr. grajih.  plumb,  sep.; AA'hen  sitting :  Amm.
caust. kal. lach. merc. nitr.-ae jnds. suljdi.; from  the  light
of the  sun:  Agar.; when  ascending:  Bor.  calc.;  after
drinking : Mang.  sep ; M'hen turning around or looking
about :  Agar. con. ipec. jihos  ther.
  §  7.   Compare:  Congestion of  the  Head,  Apoplexy,
Spasms.

  VINEGAR, ill effects of.   Principal remedies:  Aeon. ars.
asar. ign. n.-vom. puis. sep.

  VOMIT,  BLACK;  melono.   This  disease,  which  is
characterized by7  discharge of black blood by the mouth or
rectum, requires: 1) Ars. chin, verat.   2) Ijiec. n.-vom, petr.
phos. jilumb. suljih.-ac ?
  Comp.: Black and bloody evacuations under diarrhcea and
vomiting. 
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vomiting  and nausea.
   A'OMITING AND  NAI'SFA :
   §  1.  The remedies, Avhich are generally indicated by these1
symptoms are :  1) Ipec  n.-vom. puis.  2) Ars. bry  chain.
cupr. ferr. sil. suljih. verat.   3) Ant.  arn. hell, calc chin. cin.
dig.  dros. dulc. hyosc. ign. lach. mere,  jihos. plumb, sec. se|i.
tart.   4) .Ambr. carb.-v. caust. cic. cin.  coloc guaj. lye natr.-
m. op. jietr. rhus. sahad. stann.  5) vEsc-hij>. ajioc.-and. asar.
cact. collins. erig. eujiat.-jierf. iris. sang. 6) Asi-lep.-tub. caul.
cimicif gels. ham. hed. lob. phyt. trieist. verat.-vir.
   § 2.  ILemateaiesis, vomitus cruentus: 1) Aeon.  aloe. arn.
ars. ferr. hyosc. ijiec. n.-vom, jihos. 2) Amm. b, 11. bry. canth.
carb.-v. caust. chin, hyosc. lach.  lye. mez. mill,  plumb, juils.
see. suljih. verat.-alb.  3)  cactus, erig.  eryng.  ham.  lycojms.
rum. sang, verat.-vir.
   A'omiting  of f.ecal matter:  (Passio iliaea, ileus,  chor-
da) >sus, miserere', Ac.)  1) Bell, n.-vom. op. sulph.   2) Aeon.
bry.  plumb, reqih. thuj. ?
   A'omiting  of black  matter, melama :  1) Ars. calc chin.
verat.  2) Ijiec n.-vom. raph. sulph., Ac
   Vomiting of the ingesta :  1) Ars. ferr. hyosc ijiec n.-
vom. puis. sil. sulph.   2)  Bell. bry. calc cin. cocc. cupr. elros.
greqih. kal. kreas. lach. natr.-m. jihos. rhus. stq>. stann. verat.
   Vomiting of drinks:  1) Ars.  hyosc.  ijiec sil. verat.  2)
Arn. cin.  samb. spong.
   §  3.  A'omiting in consequence of passive motions, such as
riding in a carriage,  sailing, recjuires: 1) Ars. cocc colch.
ferr.  petr.  2) Bell. croc,  n-mosch. sec. sil. suljih.
   If by overloading the stomach, or  by eating indigestible
food •  1)  Ij)ee  puis.  2) Ant. bry.  n.-vom.  sulph.   3) Ars.
bell. ferr.  rhus.
   A'omiting of drunkards:  1) Ars. lach. n.-vom. op. 2) calc
sulph.
   Aromiting  of pregnant females : 1) Ipec. n.-vom. sulph.
2) Con. ferr. puis.  sep.  3) Acem.  ars.  kreas. lach.  magn.-m.
natr.-m. n.-mosch. petr. phos. veratr.
   If causeel by worms :  1) Aeon. cin.  ipec  merc. n.-vom. puis.
suljih.   2) Bell, carb.-v. chin. lach.
   §  4.  Use more particularly :
   For vomiting of bile, with bitter taste  and greenish  look:
1) Ars. bell. bry. cham. ipec. mere,  n.-vom. phos. puis sep."
verat.  2) Ant arn. cann. chin. cin.  coloc.  con. cupr.  dros'
dulc igu. lach. lye petr. raph.  sec  sulph.  3) Apoc.-and'
eupat.-perf. iris. lob. verat.-vir. 
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   If it tastes salty :  Magn.-c. puis. sil. sulph.
   For sour smelling  and tasting vomiting:  Calc. chain, chin.
 n.-vom. phos. phos.-ac.  puis, sulph.  2) Ars. bell. ferr. ipec.
 lye suljih.-ac tart.  3) Cact. iris.
   Aromiting  of mucus :  1) Ars. bell. dros. n.-vom,puis, suljih.
 2) Aeon. ant. calc. cham. chin. cin. con. guaj. hep. hyosc. ign
 merc.  sec. verat.   3)  Eupat-perf. iris. sang.
   Watery vomiting : 1) Bell. bry. caust. ipec.   2) Arn. ars.
 chin. cupr. n.-vom, jiuls. sulph.
   § 5.  Vomiting by motion • Ars. bry. n.-vom. veratr.
   With diarrhcea : 1)  Ars. bell, coloc. cupr. dulc. ipec. phos.
 puis, veratr.   2) Apoc.-and. iris.
   AVorse  after eating:  1) Ars. ferr. ipec. kreas. n.-vom.
 puis, sulph. verat.  2) Aeon. arn. hyosc. natr.-m.
   Vomiting  every  morning :  1)  Ars. dros. n.-vom,  verat.
 2) Hep. lye natr.-m. sil.
   At  night: Ars. chin. ferr. n.-vom. sil. sulph.
   After drinking:  1) Ars. chin. ferr. verat.   2) Aeon. arn.
 bry. cham. n.-vom. puis. sil.
   $  6.  Vomiting of mucus  and  then  bile: Verat.;  of
 mucus and then food :  Ars. oleand.; of food and then bile :
 natr.-m. phos. zinc.;  of food and then mucus : Dros. n.-vom.
 selen.; of food and  then water  : Ferr. puis.; of water
 and then food : Ipec. magn. n.-\7om. sulph.   Bitter-salty7 :
 Sil.  Bitter-sour :  Tart.  ipec.  puis.; of  clotted blood :
 Arn. caust.;  broavn :  Ars. bism.  mez. phos.; foul : Bry7.
 cocc. n.-vom. carb.-v. kreas.; only of solid  food : Ars. bry.
 cujrr. jihos. puis,  sulph.  verat;  only of  fluids: Ars. dulc.
 mere-cor. puis. sil. ; of cold fluid  after getting warm in
 the  stomach :  Phos.; jelly-like : Ipee ; yellowish : Ars.
 colch.  iod.;  greenish-black :  Petr.  phos.  plumb.;  oily :
 N.-vom.;  milky:  Arn.; salty:  Iod.  magn. puis. sep. sil.
 sulph.; foamy :  Lye  mere-cor.  puis, verat.; sweetish :
 Calc. kreas. plumb.
   §  7.  Comp.: Gastric derangement; Weak Stomach, Gas-
 tritis, Biarrhoea, Cholera,  Worm-affections, dec.

   AVARMTH, DEFICIENT,  tendency to feel chilly
Ac.  § 1.  Principal  remedies for this symjrtom:  1) Ars
bry. camph. carb.-veg. con. dulc. ipec. lye  natr. natr.-m. puis.
ran.  rhus. veratr.   2) Aeon. alum. ang.  arn. calc. caps, caust.
chel. chin, euphorb. ferr. led. merc. natr. natr.-m. nitr. nitr.-ac.
n.-vom. oleand. op. phosph. sabad. sassap.  sep. staph,  stram. 
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 sulph.  thuj.  3) Aur.  baryt. bell,  carb.-an. cic. graph,  hell.
 hyos. kal. magn.-arct see. squill, stajih. tart.
   § 2.   AVhen there is  an  excessively//^ of animal la at:
 1)  .Vis. chel. con.  phosjih.  puis. ran. rhus. scji. ve'iatr.   2)
 Aeon. alum. ang. calc. camph. caps, caust. chel. chin, euphorb.
 ferr. ipec. led. lye natr. natr.-m. nitr. nitr.-ac n.-vom. oleand.
 op. sabad. sassap. staph,  strain, suljih. tart. thuj.
   b) For great sensitiveness to the open air:  1) Amm. calc.
 cajis. earb.-an. caust. chain, cocc coff. mez. natr. n.-vom. puis.
 rhus.  2) Agar.  alum, annae aur. bell. ciel.  chile  lach. lye.
 natr.-m. nitr.-ac  n.-mosch. rhoel.
   c) Chilliness,  disjxisition  to feel  chilly, even in a room,
 Ac:  1) Ars. bry.  carb.-veg. caust.  chin,  magn.-arct. mere
 natr.-m.  n.-vom.  jihosjih.  juils.  sil.  suljih.   2)  Agn. alum.
 anac. asar. calc cham.  cocc.  hep.  ijiec.  kreas. mez.  natr.
 nitr.-ac. n..-mosch.  petr. ran. rhus. sabad. sep, spig. veratr.
   d) Frequent shuddering:  1) Aeon. ars. bell. chin.  cocc:.
 ign. mere n.-vom.  jiuls.  rhus. sep. staph.   2) Aur.  bry. calc.
 caust. clem. coff'. hep. kal.  magn.-arct.  magn.-aust.  magn.-m.
 natr. natr.-m.  phosph.  plat.  rhab. sabad.  sabin.  sjiig. suljih.
 thuj. A'eratr.
   § 3)  a)  External coldness: 1) Arn  ign. merc. mosch. n.-
 vom. phosph. plat.  rhus. see A'eratr.  2) Calc. caust chin, lye
 mez. mur.-ae jmls. rhoel.  sabad. see stajih. suljih.
  b) Internal coldness:  1) Ars. calc. chin. laur. lye  n.-vom.
 puis. sep.  2) Agn.  alum. amb. bell. bry. chin, colch.  ign. men.
 merc. mez. phosph. spig.  suljih. veratr.
  c) Coldness  or  chilliness on  one  side:  1) Canst  n.-vom.
 puis. rhus.  2) Baryt. bell. bry. verb.
  d) Constant Coldness or chilliness about the head:  1)
 Bell. calc. phosph. seji.  sulph. veratr.   2) Aeon.  arn. dulc.
mosch.
  e) Constant .coldness or chilliness  in  the  bock:   1) Bell.
 calc. caps. chin. lach. natr.-m.  n.-vom. sep. sil.  stann. suljih.
 2) Amm.-m. camph.  croc. dig.  dulc. hep.  lye phosph. rhus.
 see. stajih. thuj.
  f) Constant coldness of the hands : 1) Iod. lach. natr. natr.-
m. sulph.   2) Amb. anr.  calc. carb.-an. carb.-veg. caust.  chin.
 coloc. eon. dros.  graph, merc. natr. natr.-m. n.-vom. ran. sas-
 sap. sjiig.  thuj.
  g) Coldness of the feet: 1) Amm. amm.-m. calc caust. con.
 graph, cal. lach. lye mur.-ae natr. natr -m. petr. phosph. jilat
sil.  sulph.  veratr.   2) Amb.  ars. carb.-an. carb.-veg.  ferr. hej).
hyos. ign. kreas.  merc. nitr.-ac. oleand. sep. stront. zinc 
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  WARTS, VERRUCE.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1)  Calc. caust. dulc. natr. nitr.-
ac. rhus. sep. suljih. thuj.  2) Ars. baryt. bell. hep. lye natr.-
m. phos.-ac. sib staph.
  AVarts on the hands of onanists require:  Nitr.-ac. sep. sulph.
thuj.
  §  2.  Use moreover:
  For old Avails:  Calc.  caust. nitr.-ac. rhus. suljih.
  Bleeding Avails: Magn.-aust natr. nitr.-ac. thuj.
  Bnflamed warts:  lj  Caust.  natr. nitr.-ac. sil.  sulph.  2)
Amm. calc. rhus. sep. stajih.
   Ulcerated Avails:  1)  Calc caust. hep. natr. thuj.   2) Ars.
phosjih. sil.
  Itching Avails:  Euphr. kal. nitr.-ac. phosjih. thuj.
  Painful warts:  1) Calc  caust. petr.  phosph. rhus.  2f
Lye nitr.-ac. sep.  sil. sulph.
  *§  3.  Flat Avarts require :  Dulc. lach.
  Barge  warts:  Caust  dulc. kal. natr. nitr.-ac. sep.
  Small AA-arts: 1) Calc nitr.-ac. rhus. sassap. sep. sulph. thuj.
2) Dulc. ferr. hep. lach.
  Hard horny warts:  Ant. borax, dulc. graph,  ran. sulph.
thuj.
  Bediculated: Dulc. lye thuj.
  §  4.  AVarts in the face: Caust. dulc.  kal. nitr.-ac. sep.
sulph.  In the eyebrows: Caust.  On the eyelids:  Nitr.-ac.
Under the eyes:  Suljih.  On the nose :  Caust.
  Warts  on the arms:  Calc. caust. nitr-ac. sep. sulph.
  AVarts  on  the  hands  :  Calc.  dulc lach. lye nitr.-ac rhus.
sep.  suljih. thuj.
  AVarts  on the  fingers :  Lach. nitr.-ac. rhus.-t.  sep. sulph.
thuj.
  AVHOOPING-COUGH, tussis convulsiva.
  §  1.  Principal remedies:  1) Cin.  dros.   2)  Carb.-v.
ipec. n.-vom. puis, verat.  3) Aeon. arn. bell. calc. cupr. dulc.
hep. kal.  merc.  tart.  4) Bry.  cham. con. ioel. lact, led. sep.
suljih.  5) Anac.  arg.-n. ars. ferr. lach.  nitr.-ac.  samb.  6)
Arum.-tr. asar. caul,  eupat.-ar. euphorb. hed. lob. pod.  sang.
7) Acid.-carbol. ?
  §  2.  In the first period, period of incubation, give : Aeon
bell,  carb.-v. dulc.  ipec. n.-vom. puis, verat.
  Aconttum : Dry and  Avheezing cough, with fever or  burn-
ing pains in the larynx or trachea.
  Belladonna:   Severe paroxysms with congestion of blood 
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 to the heael; oxj)eetoration of blood and  bleeding  from the
 nose; the eyes look congested; involuntary steml and urine:
 spasms in the throat Avith stiffness of the limbs.  The jiarox-
 ysm is often announced  with crying, AA'hich arises from  pain
 in the stomach, but is not aceonqianied by vomiting.
   Carbo-aeg. : The cough threatens t o pass over into the se-
 cond stage ; convulsive cough,esjieeially in the evening or before
 midnight, Avith red neck, jiain in the throat Avhen swalloAving,
 lachrymation;  or  stitches in  the head,  pains in the chest
 and throat,  or Avhen an erujition breaks out on the  head and
 abdomen ; great exhaustion after every coughing sj/ell, with
 blueness ofthe skin, hot  head anel face.
   Dulcamara: .Moist cough from the commencement, AA'ith
 easy exjiectoration  anel hoarseness, and Avhen  the cough Avas
 brought on by taking cold.
   Ipecacuanha:  The coughing is so reqiid, the child scarcely
 gets a chance to breathe; gets blue in the face, strangles at
 every cough; stiffness of body, suffocation, perspiration on
 the forehead ; Avorse in the room and better in the ojien air.
   Nux-vomica:  Frequent very dry, hard cough from  mid-
 night till morning; the  child  jiuts  its hands uji to its  head
 while coughing:  vomiting,  anguish, suffocation, bluish  face,
 bleeding from the mouth and nose, constijiation.
   Pulsatilla : A'ery loose cough from the beginning, Avorse
 towards evening; Aomits mucus at every fit of coughing;
 diarrhcea, Avorse  at night;  useful also in  neglected cases,
 Avhere there is profuse expectoration of yellow mucus.
   §  3.  In the spasmodic period, Avith vomiting and bleeding
from the nose and  mouth, the best  remeeliesTlre :  Caul. cin.
 cupr. dros. verat., or 2) bell. mere-.
   Cina: During the jiaroxysm the children suddenly become
 rigid, and the jiaroxysm  is followed by a gurgling noise from
 the throat to the abdomen; this  remedy  is a  specific, Avhen
 the children are  affected Avith the  usual  worm symjitoms,
 such  as:  ravenous  ajipetite, cutting in the boAvels, itching
 of the anus, desire  to rub  one's  nose  or to  bore  with the
 finger in it.   (Comp.: Mere)
   Corallia : A'iolent spasmodic cough; firing minute guns
 of short barking cough all day, and for half an hour or so
 toAvard evening, increasing to a violent spasmodic paroxysm •
 severe paroxysm, folioAved by  a  loose cough  Avith vomiting
 of great quantities of very tough, rojw, stringy mucus.
   Cuprum :  Cataleptic fits Avith  unconsciousness and much
 mucus on the chest; the body becomes rigid duriiif the 
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paroxysm with arrest of breathing and loss of consciousness,
vomiting after the paroxysms and rattling of mucus in the
chest betAveen the  paroxysms;  with every paroxysm the
child appears  as if it  were really  dead.  (After cuprum
A'erat. is often suitable.)
  Drosera :  FeAV, if any,  paroxysms of violent coughing
until midnight, when violent  paroxysms set in;  the Avhoop
is Avell develojied, often Avith bleeding at the nose and mouth
and sometimes tremendous fever; the paroxysms cease in the
morning or before noon ; cough in A'iolent sjiasmodic spells,
as if it Avould suffocate.
  Ledum :  Dizziness;  staggering  after  the  paroxysm;
moaning and groaning during sleep ; spasmodic contractions
of the diaphragm after the  spell, so that inhalation becomes
double, sobbing-like, as Ave observe after hard crying-sjDells.
  Veratrum-alb. :  Dros. and Cupr.  being insufficient, or
sometimes  before  these  medicines,   especially  Avhen  the
children are very  feeble Avith a sort of hectic fever, cold SAveat,
especially on  the  forehead ;  small, hurried and feeble pulse;
great tliirst;  or the coughing causes an involuntary emission
of urine, anel  pain in the chest  and loins ; between the parox-
ysms the patients are in a comatose state and care not either
to move  or converse ; excessive Aveakness ofthe neck, so that
the  children  are scarcely able,  to keep  their  head erect,
attended Avith rash over  the aa hole body or only  in the face
anel  on the hands.
  §  4.  The  convulsive form  is not ahvays fully developed,
and  it frequently happens, that, at a period, Avhen the Avhoop-
ing cough is#jiidemic, children are seized Avith a spasmodic
cough which is Avithout a great many of the characteristics
of Avhooping-cough.   The best remedies then are: Bell. bry.
iod.  merc. sulph.  tart.
  Belladonna :  Cerebral irritation, or the cough is preceded
by  a painful  sensation in the region of the  stomach, AA'ith
bleeding of the nose and mouth, or ecchymoses in the eye;
or when other spasmodic symptoms, such as:  tetanus, con-
vulsive asthma,  Ac, are present; or Avhen the  paroxysms
terminate in  sneezing.
  Bryonia:  AArhen the  child coughs almost always imme-
diately after eating or drinking and vomits what it has eaten,
after which it wilf return to the table, finish his meal and
then have another paroxysm of coughing and vomiting; fre-
quent paroxysms in the evening or at night.
   Chamomilla :  The cough and vomiting are more frequent 
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 during the time of meal; fretful disjiosition ;  the cough is
 worse at night, AA'hen crying, from cold air anel during sleep;
 better after getting warm in bed.
   Caustictm :  Cough, after getting better, comes  to a stand
 still, and there remains a dry, holbiw cough.  (Com.:  Phos.)
   Conium:  Cough mostly at night, Avith bloody exjieciora-
 tion ; slight expeetoration and no whooj).
   Ferrum : A'omiting ofthe ingesta after every cough.
   IIyosciamus:  Cough  is ahvays Avorse on lying down anel
 better on rising uji or sitting up.
   Iodium:  The  cough is  exciteel by tickling in the bronchi
 Avith undulating inspirations during the paroxysms,  Avhich
 are jireceded by great anguish, attended Avith  great exhaus-
 tion and emaciation.
   Ipecacuanha : The coughing is so rapid, the  child scarcely
 gets any chance to breathe ;  gets blue in the face, strangles
 at every cough; stiffness of the body, suffocation, j>ersj>ira-
 tion on the forehead; Avorse in the room, better in the ojien
 air.
   Kai.i-carb : Sacculated SAvelling ovrer the eyes.
   Lachesis: Great  constant  debility; cough Avorse  after
 sleeping, either in the night or day.
   Lai'itta : A'ieilent cough,  Avith vomiting after every parox-
 ysms, but Avithout any other characteristic symptoms.
   Lobelia : Stadium aelynamieum, violent racking cough,
 in paroxysms of long continuance, followed by profuse exjiec-
 toration of rojiy mucus, Avhich adheres to the jiharynx.
   Mercury: Double paroxysms of coughing, st^axatedbv an
 interval of perfect rest;  the child SAveats very rrruch at night,
 and bleeds  at  the  nose and  mouth  Avith every  eeiiudiiner
 spoil.
   Mephites : Specific in some forms of spasmodic  cough.
   Nux-vomica :  Frequent, very dry, hard  cough, worse in
 the morning;  the  child puts  its hand up to its heael, while
 coughing;  constipation.
   Phosphorus:  Much hoarseness; almost total loss of voice
from the effects ofthe cough.
   Pulsatilla:  Cough very loose from  the beginning,  worse
towards evening: vomits  mucus at every fit of coughing  •
diarrhcea.
   Secia: The cough is  always much worse  in the morning
 when it is loose and terminates in an effort to vomit.
   Silicea:  AVorm-symptoms, when Cina did not suffice.
   Squilla: A'iolent coryza, eyes full of water,  the  nose 
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 dribbles;  rattling of mucus in the chest;  every paroxysm
 Avinds up  with  sneezing and involuntary discharge  of urine
 during jiaroxysm ; morning aggravation.
   Sulphur : Frequent relapses Avithout any known cause or
 Avhere the cause consists in exposure to cold in scrofulous
 subjects;  supjiressed cough, dry and  choking,  sometimes
 accomjianied by vomiting.
   Tartarus : The vomiting is accompanied by diarrhcea with
 great prostration, or  the children vomit  up their sujiper in
 the first hours after midnight.
   § 5.  If the convulsive period has run its course, and catar-'
 rhal symptoms remain, use : Arn. carb.-v. dulc. hep.  puis.
   Arnica :  Sore, bruised  sensation all  through the chest,
 from violent paroxysms of coughing, so severe  as to make the
 child cry, folloAved again by a paroxysm of coughing.  He
 places his hands upon  the chest, to support  it  during  the
 coughing  fit.  Severe congestion to the brain during  the
 cough Avith ejDistaxis  and  exjiectoration  of foaming blood,
 mixed Avith clots of blood;  sometimes there is putrid mucus,
 Avhich cannot be expectorated, but is swalloived  again;  the
 cough is occasional  during  the clay, but more frequent and
 severe  in  the  evening, till  midnight;  aggravation  from
 motion, in the Avarmth and  after drinking.
   Arsenicum :  The  cough is mostly in  the  day-time, M'ith
 arrest of breathing, Avith tough mucus in the chest,  and ex-
 pectoration of frothy mucus in lumps;  asthmatic symjitoms
 Avith great debility and coldness of surface.
   Baryta-carb. :  AVhoojiing cough in old peojile Avith rough-
 ness in the throat  and a tickling sensation in  the  pit of  the
 stomach.  Aggravation in the evening before midnight; after
 getting the  feet cold; Avhen lying on  the  left side;  Avhen
 sleeping in a cold room and from thinking of it.
   Carbo-veg. :  The catarrhal cough  frequently becomes
 spasmodic  or the vomiting keejis up, though the other symji-
 toms of Avhooping cough have disappeared.
   Chelidonium :  A  very  loose, rattling cough remains a
 long time,  and does not improve any more.
   Coccus-cacti : Every coughing spell is terminated by sjiit-
 ting of large quantities of ropy mucus.
   Dulcamara :  The catarrhal cough is accompanied  by pro-
 fuse expectoration of mucus.
   Hepar :  Hoarse croupy night-cough; mucous rattling in
the chest,  with choking;   cough Avorse  after exposure to 
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chilly night air, and from drinking cold Avater;  the child cries
after coughing.
   Kali-bii iirom. :  Choking cough anel spitting out tough,
stringy mucus, Avhich sticks to the throat, mouth and lijis.
   Pulsatilla : Moist cough with easy exjiectoration of serous
mucus.
   §  6.  Although  Ave have  distinguished whoojiing cough
into stages, Ave wish to have it remembered,that the selection
of a remeely does not depend iqion the name of the  disease,
but  upon the symjitoms,  the  j>athological character of the
disease  and the state ofthe jiatient.
   Compare :  Bronchitis, croup, cough, Ac

  WORM-AFFECTIONS, helminthiasis.
  §  1.  Princijial  remedies: 1) Aeon. cin. merc.  suljih.  2)
Calc. carb.-veg. chin, cic ferr. fib  graph,  ign.  n.-mosch.  n.-
vom sabad. sil. sjiig.  3) Ars. kal. natr.-m. jietr. phosph. puis.
ruta. sabin. val.
  §  2.  For  ttenia, give a dose of Suljdtur,  when the1 moon
is  on the  decline; at the next full  moon  give'  a close of
JSIercury ;  then again, in eight clays, a dose of Sulj/hur ; and
so on for some time.
  If this treatment should prove unsuccessful, give:  1)  Calc.
carb.-veg. graph, magn.-m. n.-vom.  puis, sabad.  sil.   2) Ign.
merc. petr. jihosjih.  3) Fib fragar.-vesc. gran.
  §  3.  The  best  remedies for maw-worms are:  1) Aeon.
cin.  merc.  sabad.   2)  Sulph. ; or: 3) Bell. calc. cham.  chin.
cic. greqih. hyos. lye natr.-m. n.-vom. rhus. ruta. sil. spig.
   Fever with colic, disjiosition to vomit, hard and distended
abdomen,  tenesmus or small slimy  stools,  require  Aeon.;
after which, in a few hours, tin. maybe given;  and if neces-
sary, in 24 hours, Merc.
   If the fever and colic should be attended Avith great thirst,
nervousness,  sudden  starting from sleep, and  tendency to
start, give  Bell., or Lach. if Bell, should not suffice.
   For the fever, some  have successfully given : Chin, cic sib
spig.  For the colic and convulsions:  Cic  Feu- worm-colic
with canine hunger, diarrhcea anel chilliness: Spig.  For the
fever-paroxysms of scrofulous patients : Sil.
  After these paroxysms have been  subdued, a close of Sul-
phur may  be given, allowing  it to act 4,  5, 6 Aveeks, anel if
after the lapse of  this period, worm-synqitoms  should still
manifest themselves, such as: Boss of flesh, voracious  ap- 
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petite,  pale  face, Ac.  give:  Baryt.  calc.  graph, lye,  or
natr.-m.
   § 4.   The best remedies for the ailments caused by asca-
rides,  are :  1) Aeon. calc. chin. ferr. ign. merc. sulph.; or 2)
Graph, n.-vom. phosph. teucr.
   For  feverish  restlessness at night,  tossing  about,  give:
Aeon.; and, if this should not  suffice, Ign.
   If Aeon, and Ign. should not help, and if the distress should
return  at neAV or full  moon, Sulph. should be given, either
during  the  decline or increase of the moon;   or  else: Calc.
ferr. chin.

   AVORN OUT.  See Lassitude and Debility.

   WOUNDS, Injuries, Sprains, Ac.

   § 1.   Principal remedies : 1) Arn. cic. con.  hep. lach. puis.
rhus. sulph.-ac.  2) Aeon.  amm. bry. calc. caust. cham. euphr.
nitr.-ac. n.-vom. phosjffi. ruta. sil. staph, suljih. zinc. 3) Alum.
bell, borax, carb.-veg. dulc iod. jietr. sil.
   § 2.   For sprains, luxations, Ac, give; Arnica, 10 drojis
ofthe tincture in a tumblerful  of Avater, before and after the
necessary manual operations, such as: reduction ofthe  dislo-
cation, Ac.   If the contusion or luxation should be very bad,
Arnica 30 may likeAA7ise be given internally; and if no result
should  have been obtained in  24  hours, Rhus.-t., one  dose,
allowing it to act until an improvement takes jilace. A second
dose of Rhus, may be given after the first cases to act;  or,
if a pain should  occasionally be experienced in the sprained
joint, Amm. ruta.  should be resorted to; or: Agn. bell. bry.
puis.;  or, Calc. carb.-an. carb.-ATg. ign. lye magn.-aust. natr.
natr.-m. nitr.-ac. n.-vom. petr. phosph. sep. sulph
   If the patient should have injured himself by lifting heavy
weight, the principal remedy is Rhus.-t., especially when the
dorsal and  cervical muscles and the  vertebral column are
affected, and headache, pains in the back or gastric ailments
are experienced.  If Bhus should not suffice, give: Calc cocc.
natr. n.-vom. sulph.; or : Arn. bry. carb.-an. carb.-veg. graph.
kal. lye sep. sil.   If hernia  inguinalis should  have  been
caused  by lifting heavy Aveight, or by  straining the body,
give: 1) N.-vom. siilph.-ae 2) Cocc. sulph   If a jirolapsus
of the Avomb should have been occasioned by these  causes,
N.-vom  is alnjost a specific remedy, and should be resorted
to before Bell, or  Sep. are given.
   The ill effects of missing a step or pressing the foot to the 
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AVOUNDS.
floor with too much violence, reejuire: 1) Bry.  2) Cic. con.
puis. rhus.   3) Arn. spig.
  § 3.  Parts AA'hich have been injured  by a cemtusion, fall
or IiIoaa-, should be bathed Avith a solution  of Arnica ; Arnica
being likewise taken internally if the contusion be' very bad,
or if the head,  chest, abdomen, Ac., should  have been  vio-
lently concussed.  If Arnica shoubl be insufficient, give:
  For simple contusion, Avithout concussiem :  1)  Fuphr. iod.
puis. ruta. sulph.-ac  2) Croc heji- mez.  ]>etr. phosph.  suljih.
  For concussion from bloAA', shock, fall, or other causes : 1)
Cic. con. puis. rhus.   2) Euphr. ioel. lach. sulph. sulph.-ac
  Concussion ofthe whole body by a fall:  Bry. cic con. jmls.
rhus suljih.-ae
  Ecehymosis Avhich does not yield to Arnica : 1) Bry. rhus.
suljih.-ac   2) Ceiii. dulc. lach. n.-vom. jiuls. suljih.
  Swelling of the injured parts: 1) Bry. puis. rhus. suljih.  2)
Bell, n.-vom. suljih.-ac
  § 4.  If there should be a solution  of continuity (as in
wounds, Ac) apply first Arnica as a Avash ; and if this should
be insufficient, ajijily :
  For bites,  not of jniisonous animals: Arn.  sulph-ac.  And
of poisonous animals:  1) Amm.  ars.  bell.  2) Caust. lach.
natr.-m. puis, seneg.
   Contused  Avounds, see:  Contusion  in  the preceding para-
graph.
  Bxeoriations, bedsores:   1)  Arn. sulph.-ac.  2) Carb.-veg.
chin. puis.
   Cut-wounds : 1) Staph, sulph.  2) Natr. plumb, sil. sulph.-ac.
  Gun-shot-wemnds:  1) Euphr. nitr.-ac. plumb, sulph.-ac  2)
puis. ruta. suljih.
  Splint, rs:  1) Aeon, carb.-veg.  sic.  hep.  nitr.-ae sil.  2)
Lach. suljih.
  Stab-wounds: 1) Carb.-veg. cic  lach. nitr.-ac. sil.  2) Con.
hep. jiliimb. sulph.
  Bums:  Aeon.  ars.  carb.-veg.  caust.  lach. stram. urtie-.
Relief is sometimes obtained by Avashing the  burn Avith soap-
spirits.  Burns  ofthe tongue sometimes are cured by a small
dose of Ars.  or  Caust.
  §  5.  Enqiloy more particularly :
  For readily Heeding wounds: 1) .Aeon. arn. chin, phosph.
2) Carb.-veg. diadem, lach. suljih. suljih.-ac
  For profuse suppuration:  1) Bell. chin. merc. puis, suljih.
2) Bell. hep. lach. plumb.
  For inflamed, angry, ulcerated Avounds, give;  1)  Cham. 
           yawning, spasmodic.—ZONA, ZOSTER.       505

 sil.  2) Borax, graph, hep. lach. merc.  nitr.-ae puis.  rhus.
 suljih. sulph.-ac.
   Gangrenous  wounds:   1) Ars. chin.  lach. sil.   2)  Aeon.
 amm.  bell, carb.-veg. eujihorb.
   § 6.  If the  muscles and soft parts  alone were injured,
 give:  1) Arn. euphr. hep.  puis, sulph.-ac.  2) Con. dulc. lach.
 n.-vom. sulph.
   If the tendons,  ligaments  or synovial  membranes:  1)
 Amm. arn. bry.  rhus. ruta.  2) Calc.  natr. natr.-m. phosjih.
 3) Agn. carb.-an. earb.-veg. lye magn.-aust. n.-vom. petr sep.
   AVounds of glandular  organs require:  1) Con. iod. kal.
 phosph.   2)  Cic hep. merc. puis. sil. suljih.
   AVounds of bones or the periosteum:  1) Calend. phos.-ac.
 puis. ruta. 2) Calc. phosjih. sil. staph.
   Fractures: Calc. calend. ruta. sil. symphitum officinale.
 _  § 7.   Traumatic convulsions (tetanus) require : Ang. bell.
 cic. cocc.
   Traumatic (\vound) fever:  Aeon. bry. rhus.-t., provided
 Arn. is insufficient.
   JVervous symptoms, after violent  concussion  of the brain
 or  spinal marrow,  require :  1) Cic. con.   2) Bell, calc cin.
 hep., provided Arn. is insufficient.
   § 8.   See: Poisoning, Bites op  poisonous animals, Ac.

   VAAVNING, SPASMODIC.
   The principal remedies for this symptom are: 1) Ign.
 magn.-arct. natr.-m. plat. rhus.  suljih.  2) Amm.  caust. chain.
 cocc. croc, euphr. lach. magn.-c. nitr.-ac.  tart, veratr.

  ZONA, ZOSTER, ignis sacer.
  This disease only occurs on  the trunk, and should not be
 confounded Avith common vesicular erysipelas. The principal
 remedies for  this disease are: 1) Rhus.-t.  2) Graph.  These
 two remedies generally suffice in recent cases.  In old cases,
 AA'hich  had been mismanaged Avith other medicines, Ave may
 try :  Ars.; or:  Merc. puis, or:  Bry. cham. natr. selen. sil.
sulph. 
 
       CHARACTERISTIC  SYMPTOMS

                  OF THE MOST IMPORTANT

HOMOEOPATHIC   REMEDIES.
              INCLUDING THE NEW REMEDIES.


                            A.

   ACON.—Aconitum-napellus.—Stitching pains, ox pains
 confined to a small spot, fixed pains ; painful sensitiveness
 of the body,  or especially of the  affected part, to contact;
 loud complaints and outcries Avith weeping, tears, and des-
 pairing anxiety, especially at night; great nervous and vas-
 cular excitement,  or great  debility and  fainting fits; dry
 burning heat of the skin and SAvollen parts ; burning, red,
 inflamed  eruptions;  dry heat  all over,  with thirst, short
 breathing; full, hard, hurried pulse, redness of the face or
 cheeks, disposition to uncover  oneself, chills Avhen uncover-
 ing oneself ever  so  little ;  frequent  shiverings,  Avith dry
 burning heat of the skin; anguish and forebodings, lamenta-
 tions ; apjirehension of death, and designation  of the day
 Avhen it Avill  happen ; sensitiveness and  tendency to start;
 zoomagnetic state  of the  mind; nightly delirium;; frequent
 paroxysms of vertigo ;  attacks  of fainting, chiefly on rising
 from a recumbent  position, or Avith vanishing of sight; ver-
 tigo, with a sensation of intoxication or reeling in the head;
 rush of blood to  the head, with heat in  the head and red
 face; fullness  and  heaviness in the forehead ; beating head-
 ache or stupefying tightness.in  the forehead;  sensation on
 the vertex as if the hairs were pulled ; inflamed and jiainful
 eyes; hard  red  swelling of the lids ;  jihotophobia; dilated
 jnqiils ;  sensitiveness  to  noise and odors ;  bleeeling of the
nose; bloated and red face, or pale face on raising the head;
 dry and parched lijis ; jierspiration on the  side ofthe face he
lies on ; dry mouth ; inflamed fauces, Avith stinging, burning
and dark  redness ; loathing  of food or burning,  unquench-
able thirst:  bitter  taste of the mouth, and  of food and drink
                           507 
508
AGAR.— AI.OKS.
except water; vomiting of mucus, blood or ase-arides ; pres-
sure as from a stone in the ]>it ofthe stomach, the hypochon-
dria or the region of the  liver;  distiudid uhdom<n, as in
flatulent colic or droj>sy; the abdomen is jiainful to contact ;
constipation ox small soft  stool with  t<msinus : Avhite stools
Avith reel urine;  nd, hot, fit ry and  scanty urine ; sujjpies-
sion of urine;  jtrofuse  menses;  short, hurried breathing;
suffocative fits, as if from anguish or compression of the chest ;
short and dry cough, with expectoration of blood or bloody
mucus;  stitches in  the  chest,  esjieeially on  the side, when
breathing, coughing or  moving ; jtal/u'tation of the heart,
■with great anguish of the  chest.
  ACAB.-—Acakicts-muscarius.—Convulsions and tremors
of the  extremities, epilejitic fits; debility and languor after
coitus, excessive sensitiveness of skin,  miliary erujitions, chil-
blains ; bone-jiains in the lower extremities ; prosojialgia  and
toothache.
  AON.—Agnus-castus.—Impotence ;  gleet, -with absence
of sexual desire;  sterility; su/qeressed menses; deficient se-
cretion of milk in lying-in Avomen ; ulcers in the mouth  anel
on the gums;  SAvelling and induration of the sjleeu ; ascites;
flatulency; soreness and rhagades of the anus; swelling  and
induration of the  testicles ; leucorrhcea;  luxations; arthritic
nodes ; inflammatory rheumatism of the joints.
  AILANTIIUS.—Catarrhal and asthmatic condition of the
head and chest.   Almost  constant, dry hacking cough, Avith
soreness of chest,  heat of throat and chest
  ALOES.—Jaundice ;  olel, putrefyiny, even gangrenous ul-
cers ; caries; cedematous  swellings;  burns;  rush  of blood
to the head, especially from stagnation of blood in the portal
system ; hammering heaelache  ; Avatering of the eyes  ; sjiots
and other diseases of the cornea; ulcers on the lips and gums ;
aphthae and ulcers on the tongue; bleeding from the mouth;
cramjis in the stomach ;  Aveakness of digestion in jihlegmatic
persons; vomiting Avith constipation;  haematemesis;  sjileen
SAvollen and indurated ; pains in the liver ; gall-stones; swell-
ing and induration of the mesenteric  glands ;  ascites ; abdo-
minal  tubercles;  diarrhcea Avith  colicky  jiains  and  urgent
calls to go to stool ; grayish AA'hite stools ;  constipation i'rom
atony  of the bow els ;  accumulation of feces in boAvels from
long-continued constipation ; Avant of secretion of bile; dysen-
teric diarrhcea, frequent  stools of bloody water,  fainting
while  at stool; suppressed haemorrhoids;  pituita  in abdo-
men ;  asearides; sense  of  heat  or excoriations on anus, peri- 
ALUM.
509
 naeum  and sexual organs ;  uterine pains,  suppressed  men-
 struation ; chlorosis ;  sterility ; rush of blood to the chest;
 dyspnoea ; goitres.
   ALUM.—Alumina.—Compare Calc, Merc, Silic, Cham.,
 Ignat—Constrictive sensation in  various organs;  soreness
 of the mucous membranes ; aggravation or reneAval  of many
 pains  after eating, or amelioration of those Avhich  arose in
 the morning  and evening ;  aggravations of symjitoms from
 Avalking in the air  and  talking ;  paroxysms of convulsive
 laughter; itching of the skin in the evening; humid Jwpes
 and scurfs ; renewal ofthe diseases ofthe skin on every full
 anel neAv moon; rhagades;  dreams Avith  anxiety anel night-
 mare ;  much  chilliness anel horrijiilations,  especially in the
 evening; sael mood, whining and moaning; loAvness  of
 spirits;  absence of mind and  no  desire  to  elo  anything  se-
 rious ;  inability to think or recollect;  stitches in the brain,
 sometimes with inclination to vomit; throbbing  in  the  heael
 Avith stitches;  pressure or lacerating ; itching scales on the
 hairy scalp; profuse secretion of mucus in the eyes, Avith co-
 pious lachrymation  in daytime and nightly agglutination;
 squinting of  either  eye;  for many evenings a hot,  reel ear;
 otorrhcea of a purulent  character; blenorrhoea of  the nose
 Avith ulcerated nostrils; painful swelling and  redness of the
 nose;  discharge of pieces of dry, hard, yelloAv green mucus;
 the smell is Aveak, av an ting ; disj)osition to catarrh for many
 years;  heaviness of the face and tightness of the skin of the
 tiice, as if covered Avith  the Avhite  of an  egg; blotches and
 formication of the  face ; violent itching of the face,  Avith
 pimjiles or boils ; humid scurf on  the  temples  ; toothache,
 especially tohen chewing,  AA'ith sensation  as if the teeth  were
 loose  and elongated ;  bleeding of the gums ; swelling and
 ulceration about the gums ; increased secretion of mucus and
 saliva in  mouth and throat;  difficult  deglutition,  as if the
 fauces Avere jiaralyzed or from  spasmodic constriction of the
 eesoj/liagus; soreness ofthe mucous membrane ofthe mouth
 anel throat;  irregular appetite, at  times  excessive, at times
 deficient; after eating potatoes, jiain in the stomach, nausea
 and colic ; heartburn, Avaterbrash, freepient sour  eructations;
 colicky pinching  and lacerating, v\7ith chilliness in the abdo-
men, relieA'ed  by heat; pressing and pulsations  in the abdo-
minal ring; difficult stool, as from  inaction of the  bowels;
mucous diarrhieo, itching in ano and bleeding haemorrhoids;
pains  in the renal region ; frequent desire  to jiass water,  with
an increased  secretion of aqueous  urine; sexual desire in- 
510
» MBR.
creased (or »upj>ressed), with erections anel nocturnal emis-
sions and aniorems dreams; tabes-dorsalis ;  scanty and pale
menses, slimy and corrosive  leucorrhcea; short  dry cough
Avith aire st eif breath ;  frequent hoarseness, esjieeially even-
ings ; orthojineea,  as if from constriction of the chest, irregu-
lar beating anel shocks of the  heart
   AMBR.—A.Air.i:A-e'i:isEA.—Cranqiy  pains in the  muscles
and  tearing  in the joints; pains  as if straineel;  numbness
of the  skin  ;  increased  debility,  especially  mornings  in
bed  and  after conversation;  itching  and  burning  of the
skin, as if one had  the itch; burning herjies ;  causes suji-
jnesseel itch and  herjies to reajipear;  dry skin; anxious,
vexatious dreams, Avitli  talking  during sleep,  disturbing
the rest ;  great Aveariness on  waking in the morning; chil-
liness of single parts, folloAved  by  heat  in the  face ; profuse
night-sweats; nervousness, desjiondency, loathing  of life;
aversion to talking or laughing; embarrassed manners in so-
ciety;  dullness  of the head,  dullness  of the mind;  Aveak
memory;  vertigo Avith  chilliness  about the head;  severe
paroxysms of vertigo; rush of blood to the  head, esjieeially
Avhen listening to music; lacerating in  the head and vertex,
Avith jialeness of face and  coldness of hands; the hair  feels
sore when touched ; falling off of the  hair; jiimjiles on the
forehead ;  pressure on  the eyes, as if  they had  been closed
too tightly; buzzing and ringing in the ears, deafness of one
ear; obstruction of the nose; frequent desire to sneeze with
tingling and  dryness of the nose; jaundiced complexion anel
red sjiots  in  the face;  flushes of heat  with  titillation in the
face  ; tAvitching of the lips and wings  of the nose ;  pains in
decayed teeth and bleeding ofthe gums; bad smell from the
mouth; sore blotches  under the  tongue;  scrajiing in the
throat, as in  catarrh, with increased secretion of mucus; fre-
quent  empty eructations  and  waterbrash ; pressure  and
crampy sensation in the abdomen, AA'ith feeling of heaviness,
as if the backbone Avere luxated ; feeling of coldness in abdo-
men, only on one  side;  irregular stools; turbid urine,  with
brown sediment and a reddish cloud; sour smell of the urine ;
burning in the region of the vesiculae-seminales ; jileasurable
sensations in  the interior sexual  organs ; erections ;  soreness,
SAvelling and  itching ofthe labia ; leucorrhcea Avith discharge
of pieces  of  bluish white mucus; hoarseness AA'ith tenacious
mucus in the throat;  spasmodic cough Avith hoarseness and
eructations;  night cough  with  titillation in throat; very 
AMM.
511
 salty expectoration ; palpitation  of the heart with pale face,
 arrest of breathing.
   AMAI.—Ammonium-carbonicum.—Compare Avith Bell, and
 Lach.; very useful in diseases of AA-omen, young  people and
 children.— Ulcerative pains, or stinging  and tearing, less in
 bed ; draAving in the joints as from shortening of the tendons;
 pains as if sprained in the joints, pains  more on the right
 side  than on the left, especially evenings and in the fresh air;
 great sensitiveness to cold  and open air;  extreme lassitude,
 cannot bear speaking  or to be spoken to : burning pimples;
 red suppurating SAvellings; rash, scarlet redness of the skin ;
 freckles; ganglia;  excoriations;  sleepiness in daytime, but
 cannot fall  asleep  at night, or restless sleep on  account  of
 frightful dreams about death and corpses; chills in the even-
 ing ; sad, anxious mood ;  great anguish,  as if he had com-
 mitted a crime; excessive exaltation  ofthe fancy;  loathing
 of life ; great  forgetfulness and  confusion  of mind, easily
 makes mistakes in Avriting  and cyphering  anel confounds his
 Avords ;  vertigo in the morning, especially Avhen reading;
 headache Avith nausea; fullness of the head and heaelache as
 if the forehead would sjylit;  draAving and lacerating in the
 Avhole head  ; on moving the  head sensation as of the brain
 falling to and fro, sometimes with stinging pains ; feeling of
 coldness or  burning in the  eyes, also A\7ith  photophobia;  eyes
 run in daytime, but agglutinate during the night; lachryma-
 tion ; hardness of  hearing, Avith itching and suppuration of
 the ears, bleeding ofthe nose; stoppage of the nose, particu-
 larly at night, anel discharge of burning water from the nose;
 pale face  and miserable look; freckles,  pustules, boils and
 itching eruptions on the face, Avith sAvelling of the glands of
 the neck ;  herjietic erujition around the mouth ; the lips are
 sore, dry and chapped ;  the corners of the mouth ulcerate ;
 ulcerative pain ofthe roots ofthe teeth,  or  stitching, draAving
 and tearing pains in the teeth, especially Avhen pressed agaii.st
 one another  in biting, or during menstruation, or in the even-
 ing ;  the teeth feel loose, dull and elongated, as after having
 eaten acids- rapid decay of the teeth;  blisters and ulcers in
 the mouth, with ulcerative pain in mouth and on the tongue;
 collection of saltish  or Avatery saliva in the mouth  and saliva-
 tion ; sense of scraping  and soreness in the throat, or sensa-
 tion  as if some foreign substance Avere lodged in the throat;
 continual  thirst, so that he cannot  eat Avithout  drinking;
 great inclination for sugar;  weak  digestion ;  much Avater-
brash and sour eructations ; great pressure at the  pit of the 
512
AMM.51.—ANAC,
stomach, with nausea, especially after eating ;  feeding of ceihl-
ness or burning in  the stomach ; heartburn ;  sjiasmoelic con-
tractions in abdomen, Avith qualmishness and flow of water tei
the mouth ; costiveuess;  retarded and hard  ste>ol ;  itching
of the anus  and bleeding jiiles;  at  night  several  copious
emissions of urine ;  Averting the bed;  urine with sanely sedi-
ment; continuous erections;  frequent pollutions and shock-
ing pain  in scrotum ;  SAvelling, itching anel burning in jmelen-
da;  acrid and blackish menstrual flow; courses too soon anel
too copious, AATth toothache, backache and colic ; hoarseness
and aphonia ;  dry cough at night, as if from  feather-dust  in
the throat; bloody expectoration ; heaviness  ofthe chest,  as
if from too much blood ; asthma, Avith palpitation ofthe heart
and difficulty in ascending stairs ; increasing orthojuieea.
  AAIM.-M.—A.mmonium-muriaticum.—Pains, as  from an
ulcer ; tension and  straining, as from  shortening of the ten-
dons ; jerking tearing in the limbs, esjieeially  the fingers anel
toes, with throbbing  as if sujijiurating ;  constant  erethistic
state of the circulation, Avith anxiety ; miliary rash or blotches,
Avhich burn after being  scratched ; Avhining, jieevish, unsoci-
able mood ; feeling of fullness in the heael ;  burning of the
eyes at twilight, going off Avhen the room is lighted ; musce
volitantes anel sjiots before the sight;  coryza with sore nose
and  copious discharge of thick yelloAv  mucus;  jiale  face ;
rhagades, Avith suppurating blisters on the lips ; the corners
ofthe mouth ulcerate easily; throbbing in the tonsils;  great
thirst; frequent hiccough ; burning in the stomach,  extend-
ing to the pharynx,  like heartburn ;  stitches in the spleen,
esjieeially mornings, Avith  difficulty of breathing ;  distention
of the inguinal region, wit/i  ulcerative jjain  'when  toucheel;
constipation or hard scanty stool in clots ;  sore pain in the
rectum and discharge of blood from  the anus ; courses too
early, -with pains in abdomen and  back ; leucorrhoea  albumi-
nous or of a broAvn mucus;  violent dry  cough; asthma, es-
pecially Avhen  moving the arms much or Avhen stoojiing.
  ANAC.—Anacardium-orientale.—Bressure as from a
plug or  crompyy jerking; many symj)toms  appear during
dinner; debility and  prostration Avith  trembling, even  after
short AA7alks; lameness; sensitiveness  to  cold and  draughts
of air; Avant of irritability of the skin; anxious dreams about
fire,  loathsome  diseases  and  dead  bodies;  hypochondria,
with fear and  foreboding  of misfortunes and  dangers;  Avant
of moral  courage;  harshness and  inhumanity; laughing at
serious things  and vice versa; sensation as if he had tAvo op- 
ANG.—AriS.
513
positevvills acting  against each other;  great inclination for
analytical investigations; illusions ofthe fancy;  Aveakness of
mind and memory, Avith bruised pain in the  head Avhen re-
fleeting ;  hardness of hearing and Avant of smell; extreme
paleness of the face Avith hoiloAv eyes ;  rough herpetic skin
around the mouth;  fetid odor from the mouth; dyspepsia and
Aveakness of the stomach, Avith heat in the face'; hypochon-
dria and sleejiiness after eating; sexual  excitement, Avith dis-
charge of prostatic  juice;   racking  cough,  like  ivhoojiing
cough, especially at night, Avith rush of blood to the head.
  ANG.—Angustura.—Sjiasmoclic pains, traumatic tetanus;
tetanic spasms, with blue cheeks and lips; caries and  painful
ulcers attacking the bones.
  ANT.—Antlmonium-crudum.—Aggravation by the heat
of the  sun or warm air, also after  eating and during the
night; adiposis or  emaciation ;  dropsical SAvellings ; jmstules
like  chicken-pox, tumors and blisters as when bitten  by in-
sects or like nettle-rash ;  brown spots and freckles ;  horny
excrescences ; red hot SAvellings ;  great  sleepiness, feels over-
Avhehned AA'ith sleep  ; night  and  morning sweats, especially
every other day ;  dejection of spirits, uneasiness, disposition
to shoot himself in the night; violent  headache after bath-
ing, Avith debility of the extremities;  inflammatory redness
ofthe eyes and lids ;  sore nostrils and corners ofthe mouth ;
pustulous  eriqitions  on  the  cheeks and  chin,  with  yelloAv
scurfs ; freckles; pains in carious  teeth  and bleeding  of the
gums ; ptyalism ;  salty saliva ;  great thirst; loss of apjie-
tite ; eructations tasting after the ingesta,  nausea, vomiting
of bile and mucus;  oppression of the stomach from over-
loading  it;  cardialgia lasting a  great  Avhile;  agonizing
burning in the pit of the stomach ; great inflation  of  the ab-
domen, esjieeially  after a meal;  hard, difficult stool, Avith
great  straining ;  discharge  of atIIoav mucus from the anus;
alternate diarrhcea and constijiation  of old jieojile ;  liquid
stools, Avith portions  of solid matter;  frequent micturition,
Avith discharge of mucus ; reel sediment in the urine ;  sexual
excitement, Avith  erections  and  emissions;  hoarseness  and
aphonia, especially  during AA'armth ; paroxysms of suffocative
asthma ; burning in the chest, Avhen coughing.
  APIS.—Apis-mellifera.—One of our  best  remedies in
many  diseases of  children  and Avomen (esjieeially AvidoAvs),
also against sujiprcssecl exanthemata (scarlatina, measles and
esjieeially nettle-rash), also against every kind of  erysijielas,
but  especially against the traumatic  form.  It  is  also indi-
              21* 
514
APOC-C — ARG.
cated  against Avounds, esjieeially punctured ones ;  hydropic
SAvellings;  herjies, boils; arthritic noeles; hysteric convul-
sions ; manias of different kinds,  esjieeially  among weiniem,
and originating  in the sexual organs ;  hydnieejihalus of chil-
dren (nearly specific) ;  ajiojilexia senilis; nervous heaelaehes,
of bilious or gastric origin ;  migraine  originating in the cen-
tral ganglia ;  bald sjiots on  the head ; blejiharojihthalmia of
rheumatic or  gouty origin ;  iritis  and corneitis ;  sjxits and
scars on cornea  ; staphyloma (nearly sjiecific); oedema ofthe
eye ; fistula lachrymal is ;  hordeola ;  erysijielas of the face,
especially one-sided, Avith jiale  reel  swelling; neuralgia ofthe
lips, the tongue and the gums ;  SAvelling, inflammation, suji-
jiuration  and carcinoma of the  tongue; inflammation of
tongue, mouth anel throat;  angina dijihtheritica ;  erysij>ela-
tous ulcers in throat;  pneumonia infantum ; cardialgia ; me-
tastasis of nettle-rash to the  stomach and bowels;  diajihrag-
matitis,  sjilenitis ;  abdominal  inflammations  anel  drojisies;
diarrhoea in the  morning, hands blue and cold ; chronic diar-
rhoea,  especially in subjects  inclined to biliousness and ery-
sipelas ;  haemorrhoids; urinary troubles, esjieeially strangury,
cystitis, albuminuria, diabetes,  gleet;  ovarian diseases,  as in-
flammations, pain, hypertrophy, swelling and drojisy ; hyper-
trojihy and  dropsy of the  uterus;  menstrual difficulties;
swelling and neuralgia of the pudenda ; imminent clanger of
abortion ;  menorrhagia ; hysteria ; carcinoma mainline (re-
lieves  at least the pains) ; pleuritis, hydrothorax ; inflamma-
tion and dropsy of the pericardium ;  panaritium ;  podagra;
arthritis of the  knee  (also  after gonorrhoea) ;  intermittent
fevers, coming  on  in  the afternoon in pure uncomplicated
paroxysms.
  APOC-C. — Apocvnum-cannaihnu.al—Useful  in  many
cases of dropsies in  the tincture  or decoction of  the  fresh
root.  Hughes  suggests triturations  of  the  dried  root.  It
exerts an influence over all secretions anel excretions ; hardly
ever fails to cure obstinate  retention or suppression of urine
and distressing strangury  (Freligh).  Menorrhagia,  thin
Avatery diarrhcea, dysenteric  diarrhoea, haemorrhage'from the
bowels ; dyspepsia, Avith sensation  of sinking hi the stomach,
nausea, attended Avith droAvsiness.
  ARG.—Argentum-metallicum.—Affects  especially the
organs of respiration and urinary organs. Freepient inclina-
tion to pass urine and copious  micturition; jiollutions;  pains
in the  testicles ;  sore pains in the bronchial tubes and  in the
chest;  difficult  deglutition; swelling of the  submaxillary 
ARG.-N.—ARN.
515
glands;  paralytic Aveakness of the upper and loAver extremi-
ties; despondency; vertigo with loss of consciousness ;  tear-
ing in the muscles ofthe ujiper and loAver extremities.
  ARG. - N. — A iigentu.m - nttricum. — Tabes  dorsolis  (pro-
gressive spinal paralysis);  symptoms of old age ; great weak-
ness, Avith trembling of the extremities ; epileptic fits ;  hemi-
plegia ;  mercurial  ailments;  syphilitic  diseases? *itch-Iike
eruptions; warts;  hydrophobia;  hemicrania  on the right
siele; pustules, sjiots and  ulcers on the cornea;  pterygium;
chronic  ophthalmia ; bleareyedness ;  nyctalopia ; ulceration
of the mucous membrane of the nose ; lacerating pains in the
face ; herpetic eruptions  in the face and around the  lips;
toothache  during mastication  and Avhen eating  sour or cobl
things ;  aphthae : stomatitis ulcerosa ;  inflammation of the
fauces, Avith the sensation as if a sjilinter AA7ere lodged in the
throat, accumulation of a tenacious thick mucus in the throat;
Aveakness of  digestion, Avith violent belching;  cardialgia at
night;  softening  of the coats of the stomach and cancer of
the  stomach ? lead colic; phthisis intestinalis  ulcerosa ?
gleet ? stricture  of the  urethra, bloody urine ; chancres on
the  sexual  organs; phthisis trachealis;  spasmodic  asthma,
Avith suffocative fits  ; gout in the hip-joint; painful SAvelling
ofthe knee; podagra.
  ARN.—Arnica.—St inging, creeping or laming and bruised
jiains in the  affected jiarts;  aggravation of the jiains  by
sjieaking, moving about, bloAving, and even by every sound;
uneasiness in the Avhole body, Avith  a kind of excessive mo-
bility, Avith  the sensation as if the affected parts  Avere resting
on too hard a surface; pains as  if sprained, contused, hurt;
jiainful and  excessive sensitiveness  of the AA'hole  body especi-
ally  ofthe skin and  of the joints during motion; jiainful con-
cussion in all  the limbs  ;  tremulous uneasiness and languor,
Avith seething of  the blood and  beating of the arteries ; lan-
guor and weariness, obliging him to lie down ; torpor ofthe
cup/diary system; a number of small boils ; red,  shining, hot
swellings; stinging, burning and itching  pains  in the skin;
somnolence;  starting as  in  a  fright  when  falling  asleep;
dreams about frightful objects; the lower port of the  body
feels cold, the upper warm ; the head alone, or the face alone
hot,  the  body cold;  dry heat of the face Avith coldness of the
nose; chilliness in the'evening  or after sleep ; fever heat at
night, with thirst,  hypochondria  and great  irritability  of
mind : quarrelsomeness and peevishness ; vertigo AA'hen Avalk-
ing or raising or moving the  head; tensive jrressure in the 
51G
ARS.
ferehead, as if the brain were squeezed up in a lump: itch
ing, tearing or stitching in the heael ; immobility ofthe sealji;
sore and bruised feelings ofthe edges ofthe eyelids, as if too
dry, Avith jiain on motion ; ojvistaxis ; pale, sunken-in features;
one  cheek  is hard and swollen ;  creejiing  in the face, nose,
scalp, lipfs and gums ;  parched, chapjied lips ; ulcerated cor-
ners of the mouth ; toothache, as if the teeth Ave re  sjiraini'd
and  loose ; Avhite-coated tongue ;  foul smell from the mouth ;
bitter taste ;  rejiugnance to eating, especially to meat;  elesire
for vinegar ;  cnijity, bitter  or foul  eructations ;  nausea and
empty retching ; vomiting of coagulated blood ; fullness anel
sjiasmodic  juessure in the  stomach, as if the  heart  Avere
sejueezed together ; splenetic stitches Avhen Avalking, arrest-
ing  the breath;  colicky pains,  owing to   flatulence;  fetid
flatulence, smelling like  rotten eggs; frequent small mucous
stools;  involuntary stool at night, in slee/>; brown  fluid
diarrhoea, resembling lees of beer ; nocturnal enuresis ;  reten-
tion  of urine, Avith tenesmus of the bladder; brown  urine,
Avith brick-dust sediment; inflammatory SAvelling ofthe scro-
tum  anel sjicrmatic cord ;  strong sexual desire, with erections
and  jiollutions ;   inability to  throw  oft* the loose  phlegm  in
coughing, he  has to swallow it;  luemoptoe, with discharge:
of bright-reel blood or black lumps;  stitches in the chest, es-
jieeially Avhen coughing or moving about;  fetid breath ; ex-
cessive  difficulty of breathing, Avith  anguish and ojipression
ofthe chest; stitches in the  chest or on the siele ;  stitches  in
the region  ofthe heart, Avith jiaroxysms of fainting ;  soreness
of chest Avhen coughing, places  his  hand ujion the  chest  to
relieve it;  obstruction anel infiltration of the parenchyma of
the lungs, followed by deeomjiosition ofthe blood.
  ARS.—Arsenicum-albu.ai.—It causes general  emaciation,
a Avasting of all  the tissues, robbing the blood of all its reel
corpuscles anel of superinducing a general  condition of an;e-
mia, Avith all its  usual concomitants, anasarca, dropsies, disor-
ders of the gastro-intestinal  apparatus, great loss of vitality ;
cardiac derangements, jmlmonary ojqiressions and  cerebral
anel  nervous symptoms ;  drawing and tearing in the extremi-
ties,  Avith  inqiossibility to lie on the affected  part, and  re-
mission only when moving  the  affected part ;  jiains seem
intolerable,  drive one  to despair and  frenzy, and  come on
principally in the evening, Avhen  lying down, after midnight,
early in the  morning, Avhen  rising  after dinner; a kinel of
desperate restlessness  and  anxiety  accompanies the jiains;
burning jjains; periodic, tyj)ical  apjiearemce of the  symp- 
                      ARUM-TRLPIIYLLUM.                517

 toms ;  amelioration ofthe jiains by Avalking about and exter-
 nal Avannth ;  the paroxysms of pains are frequently accom-
 panied Avith secondary conifrlaints ; anguish, excessive failing
 of strength and inability to remain up ; great emaciation and
'Consumption ; trembling on account of debility;  cold, parch-
 ment-like, dry skin, also Avith  blueness ; burning eruptions
 and ulcers, flat and  ichorous ;  laziness, sleepiness, dread of
 movement, great Aveariness ; starting of the limbs, Avhen on
 the jioint of falling asleep and during sleep ;  frightful dreams;
 general external  coldness, Avith cold,  clammy jierspiration ;
 anxious heat at night, with burning in the blood-vessels, as
 if boiling Avater Avould  course  through them ;  intermittent
 pulse ;  jiersjiiration  toAvards the end of  the fever or at the
 beginning of sleep ;  religious melancholy ; excessh7e anguish
 and agony, esjieeially at night;  fear of death ; fear of thieves;
 A'execl mood,  Avith disposition  to censure the weaknesses of
 other people ;  beating pain in the head, particularly in the
 forehead over the root of the nose ;  SAvelling of the head;
 sujipurating crusts on the hairy scalp; dim cedematous eyes;
 yelloAvness of the AA'hites;  difficulty of hearing  the human
 voice ;  burning coryza ;  sunken, pale, Uriel, cadaverous coun-
 tenance, AA'ith hollow eyes, surrounded by blue margins, and
 Avith blue nose ;  SAvelling of the  face, particularly under the
 eyes ;  jaundiced  appearance ;  blackish, cracked, sAA7ollen or
 ulcerated  lips ;  spasmodic  grinding of the teeth ; blueish,
 broAvn  or blackish trembling  tongue ;  desire for  brandy;
 thirst, but can drink only a few drojis at a  time ; excessive
 nausea, so that he is obliged to lie down ; vomiting of blood
 or black  substances ; A'omiting of the ingesta, or as often as
 he'takes a drink; burning  in the stomach, anguish, painful-
 ness of the pit;  pressure  at  the jiit, as if the heart Avould
 be pressed out of its jiosition ;  colic, spasmodic and cutting,
 driving one  to despair;  burning and Avatery diarrhoea, Avith
 tenesmus and colic;  stools  involuntary and unnoticed, exco-
 riating  the anus ;  burning varices  of the  anus ; jirofuse and
 premature menses ;  corrosive leucorrhcea ; cough after drink-
 ing or after going in the fresh air ; orthopncra ; nightly suffo-
 cative fits ; palpitations Avhile patient is  lying on the back,
 ceasing on rising.
   ARU.AI-TRIPHYLLUAI.— Burning heat in the stomach
 and  cesojihagus,  spreading  rapidly all ovct the body; burn-
 ing and biting in mouth and throat;  oedema glottidis ;  ma-
lignant scarlatina ; hoarseness  and  sore throat of clergymen 
51ti
ASA. — AUR.
 anel public speakers ; promotes expectoration ; asthma humi-
 diim.
   ASA.—Asa-foetida.—Intermittent,  pulsative jiains, from
 AA'ithin outAA'arcls ; stitching, tearing and changed by contact ;
 apjiearance of the  pains Avhen sitting anel amelioration when
 Avalking in the  fresh air; dark red,  hot swellings;  ulcers,
 penetrating  to the bones, discharging  a thin  fetid  ichor;
 globus hystericus,  flatulency;  much trouble about <cs.>pha-
 gus, every excitement  that brings on  hysterical symptoms
 points thither ; gastrodvnia.
   ASAB.—Asarum-europtu.u.— Hemicrania,  bilious and
 gastric affections,  lienteria;  helminthiasis;  ophthalmia  ar-
 thritica.
   ASCLE1TAS-IXOARNATA.—Amenorrhcea.
   ASCLEBIAS-SYRIACA and TUBKKOSA.—Headache,
 Avith dullness and stupidity, Avith vertigo, Avith gastric affec-
 tions, feeling as  if some sharj)  instrument Avere thrust from
 one temple to the other;  Aomiting, leaving the system much
 relaxed, with quick, feeble  pulse ;  profuse urine, Avith head-
 ache ;  burning sensation  in urethra when urinating ; drojisy
 after scarlatina or from sujijiresseel persjiiration ; intermitting,
 bearing-elown,  labor-like pains in uterus.   The action  of the
 A.-tuberosa on the  lungs is sjiecific ;  dry anel hacking cough,
 with jileuritic stitches; acute rheumatic jiains.
   AUK.—Aurum-foliatum.—Bruised  jiains,  esjieeially in
 the joints, early in  the morning, when in heel, most A'iolent
 AA'hen at rest; passing off immediately after rising;  numb-
 ness anel insensibility, more Avhen lying still than in  motion;
 violent seething of the blood; excessive suscejitibility to
 every sort of pain ;  formication ;  laming tearing in the bones ;
 restless sleep, Avith  frightful dreams and delirium; jire'vailing
 chilliness and  great se'iisitiveness to  cold air;  religious me-
lancholy, great  anxiety, longing for  death, suicidal mania;
 quarrelsome, peevish and vehement;  the least contradiction
 excites his Avrath ;  rush  of blood  to  the head, with tumult
anel roaring in  the head; fatigue and  nausea from mental
labor; half-sightedness, as if the ujq>er part of the eye Avere
 covered with a dark body ; black spots and  fiery sparks be-
fore the eyes ;  roaring in the  ears ; dark, broAvn reel, slightly
 elevated sjiots on the nose, painful  when  touched ; ulcerated
 scurfy nostrils, Avith swelling of the nose ;  SAvelling of the
 cheek and  lip,  Avith draAving tearing  in the hones; gum-boil,
AA'ith swelling  of the  cheek ; fetid  oelor from  the  mouth ;
flatulent colic;  disposition  of exciting  hernia  to protrude; 
                AUR.-M.--BARYTA-CARBONICA.             519

 jumentous urine, like buttermilk ;  sexual  excitement, Avith
 frequent nightly erections  and pollutions;  SAvelling and con-
 tusive pain hi the testes;  nocturnal asthma and constrictive
 ojipression in the chest;  palpitation  of the heart, Avith con-
 gestion of blood  to the chest;  shaking of the  heart, Avhen
 walking, as if it Avere loose.
   AUR.-M.--AURUM-MURIATICUM.

                             B.

   BAPTISIA-TINCTORIA.—General prostration; changes
 his position frequently, for it feels as if lying on  a hard floor
 (Arnica)  ; ulcerations of mucous membranes, especially of
 the mouth ; burning heat ofthe  whole body, jiarticularly  the
 face ; tongue feels dry, smarting, sore ; typ>hoid fevers, Avith
 delirious  stiqior, besotted  expression of face, injected eyes,
 diarrhcea, dry broAvn tongue, offensive breath,  fetid urine
 and stool;  cannot  go to  sleep,  because she  cannot collect
 herself;  numb feeling of the head and  face, delirium; verti-
 go, with sensation of paralysis of the eyelids ; cancrum oris;
 diphtheria ; frequent eructations of flatus ; gone, emjity feel-
 ing of the stomach  ;  rumbling in boAvels;  soreness of abdo-
 minal muscles;  stools dark, offensive, mucous, and even
 bloody;   great  hoarseness;  constriction and  oppression  of
 chest.
  BARYTA-CARBONICA.—Biseases of old people; scro-
 fulous affections; draAving and  tearing in the extremities,
 with straining, as if too  short;   very sensitive to  cold and
 catches cold easily;  great weariness, Avith constant inclination
 to lie or sit cIoavh ;  great debility of the body, nerves,  senses
 and mind;  great  nervousness,  Avith excessive irritation of
 all the senses ;  unhealthy skin ;  glandular SAvellings and  in-
 durations ; unconquerable  droAvsiness in daytime and  sleepi-
 ness ; solicitude and anxious care, dejection of spirit,  dread
 of men;  forgetfulness and  loss of memory ; apoplexy  of old
people; paralysis  of the organs of speech; headache OA'er
the eyes  or in the occijmt;  the scalp is painful  to the touch ;
 eruption  on  and behind  the ears ;  sensation as if the face
Avere covered AA'ith cohvvebs ; sAvelled face, or sensation as if
the face were swelling ; chapped. loAver liji; SAvelling of the
upper lip  and submaxillary  glands ; jerking, throbbing  tooth-
 ache ;  jiale red SAvelling of the gums;  inflammation of the
throat and tonsils,  Avith supjiuration; stinging sore throat,
when swallowing ;  burning blisters on the tongue ; constant 
520
BELL.
thirst;  little appetite,  but  fancies  for dainties;  pain  in
stomach  and  sensitiveness  of  pivcorelial  region ;  jiainful
Avrithing  sensation  in  the stomach Avhile eating,  Avhen  the
food is descending into it, as if it had to force its Avay through
and over  sore places ; suppression ofthe sexual desire ; feeble
anel short menses; hoarseness anel aphonia;  tensive jiain in
the small  ofthe back ;  lancinations in the najie ofthe neck.
   BELL.—Belladonna.—It  excites' and  strengthens  the
ganglionic nerves, but depresses  the  ecrebro-sjnnal  system.
Stinging or burning pain, Avith bruiseel  feeling and swelling
of tiie "affected parts ; sjiasmodic paroxysms, with screams,
creeping  in  the  muscles, renewed by the  least contact  en-
chagrin;  great sensitiveness to  cobl  air and to  elraughts;
fainting fits, sometimes resembling lethargy; hypereesthesia
of the Avhole nervous system ;  rush of blood to  the  offeeteil
j/art, Avith sensation of fullness and jwessure from Avitbin out-
Avards; reneAval  and aggravation of  the jiains by  motion or
contact;  red shining swelling ofthe affected jiarts ; lethargy
or sleejilessness, with unsuccessful attemjits to sleeji; alternate!
heat and chilliness, or partial chilliness Avith heat of the heael;
great anxiety anel restlessness, or  excessive  irritation of the
senses, AA'ith Avhining  and lamenting;  furibund delirium ;
crazy actions ;  loss e>f consciousness; violent jiain in the fore-
head, as if it Avould split, or burning  stinging over the eyes;
headache  AA'ith throbbing  ofthe carotids, vertigo and  buzzing
in the ears; reel, shining anel protruded,  or faint and dis-
torted eyes ; dilated or extremely contracted  piqiils ;  staring
and sparkling, shining,  glistening eyes ;  inflammation of the
eyes, Avith photojihobia anel  smarting lachrymation ;  can see
nothing at night; bloated red and hot face, or at times red,
at times jiale, or jiale and sunken ; stirring,  humming in the
ears; haemorrhage from  mouth  and nose ; twitchings of the
muscles of the face ; corners of the mouth ulcerate ;  spasms
and constriction  oj' the  throat, with  impeded deglutition;
entire inability to swalloAV even liquids, which return by the
nose;  violent  thirst,  frequently  Avith  aversion  to  drinks;
mouth and throat red  and  dry, or covered by a Avhite tena-
cious mucus ; sense of soreness dee/) in abdomen ; colic, as if
a  sjiot Avere  seized  Avith nails  and sjiasmodically  draAvn  to
one lumji; distention of  the abdomen around the  ribs, Avith
protrusion of the  colon like a jiad ; constijiation or  mucous
diarrhoea ; inability to retain the urine ov the stool; jn-essing
towards the  female sexual organs as if they would jirotrude ;
painfulness of the abdomen to contact, as if sore and ulcer- 
BENZ.—BOR.
521
 ated ; painfulness  of the  larynx, with danger of suffocation
 M'hen  touching it; short sjiasmodic cough, Avith stitches in
 the  abdomen and  chest; painful stiffness  of the neck and
 nape of the neck ; convulsions of cbiblren and parturient
 Avomen ; aggravation  from all movement; inclination to per-
 sjiire, AA'ith Aery hot skin.
   BENZ.—Benzoic-acidum.—Diseases of Avomen and children.
 Itching herpetic eruptions on  the back and on the hands;
 rheumatic SAvelling of the joints with tension, feeling of cold-
 ness and paralytic pains; extremely jiainful  swellings; sjiots
 on the.cornea; fungus  hsematodes of the  eye; SAvelling of
 the eyelids Avith eversion and agglutination ;  acrid, corroding
 tears; epithelial  cancer  of the  face;  glossitis; partial swell-
 ing  anel induration  of the tongue AA'ith redness and dryness ;
 Avide-sjiread  ulceration of  the tongue Avith fungous  surface;
 sujipurating  SAvelling in  the mouth, behind the last molares;
 blueish, tongue;  acidity of the stomach, sour vomiting  and
 eructations;  constant thirst; inflammation  ofthe  bladder,
 strong-smelling urine, dark, burning and chafing, of increased
 sjiecific Aveight ;  enuresis; serviceable in old jieople, when
 a high-colored and  strong-smelling urine  dribbles  aAvay;
 gonorrhoea, Avhen the urinary symjitoms correspond ;  herpetic
 eruptions on genital organs; metritis; goitre ; acute articular
 rheumatism ; arthritic inflammation of the hip; stones in the
 bladder.
   BOR.—Boraxtexeta.—Diseases  of  the mucous  mem-
 branes, particularly of the mouth, throat  and ears.  Aphthae
 and  aphthous ulcers on  the  inside of the cheek.  Catarrhal
 complaints  in  damp   and  cold  weather;  umvholesonie
 skin,  small  Avounds sujipurate  and   ulcerate;  phagedenic
 blisters;  erysipelatous  inflammation; herpetic  erujitions;
 anxious sleeji Avith  starting; anguish  and fear of getting in-
 fected ; easily frightened ;  loAv-spirited and peevish, especially
 in children, Avith  crying  and  fretting; headache with nausea
 and trembling; plica polonica; redness round the eyes, after
 crying; inflamed eyeliels, Avith  tears during daytime and
 agglutination at night; inflammation and  SAvelling ofthe ears
 AAUth otorrhcea; ulcer  in the nostril AA'ith  sensation of throb-
 bing and tension  ; coryza,  with green thick discharge;  erysi-
 pelas in face; swelling, heat  anel  redness of the check,  with
lacerating  pain in   the  malar bone,  and great  pain  when
laughing ; herjies on the  upper-lip anel round the mouth;  dull,
griping".toothache in  hoi Ioav tooth;  the  gums bleed easily;
aphthce and ulcers  in the  mouth  and on the tongue, a great 
522
BOV.--BRY.
 deal of mucus  in the throat; dyspejisia Avith diarrhoea  after
 eating; vomiting  of phlegm;  pressure  and stitches  in tho
 region of the  spleen increased by turning or Avium riding;
 tenacious, viscid,  acIIoav slime Avith stool, Avith  pain  in the
 small of the back; yellow, mucous diarrheea ; greem steiols in
 an infant; fetid urine Avith  acrid smell; menses ten> early;
 easy eoncejition ;  seA'ere  draAving in the muscles of the chest;
 pains in the small ofthe  back.
   BOA7".—Bovist a—Moist  scurvy;  pimjiles  covering  the
 whole body; leucorrlaea  with a  sensation of extraordinary
 swelling of the head; intormittents Avith prevailing chill;
 leucorrheea and menostasia after catching cold.
   BBOM.—Bromium.  Affections of the chest, heart and
 eyes, sjiecific action more on the right lung.—Excessive languor
 and debility ; yelloAViuss ofthe skin ; green  sores with smell
 of carrion ; sleejis Avith his mouth open ;  j)ersjiircs easily,  even
 after  the  least  exertion ; his business  is  repulsive to him ;
 ojipressiveheaelache, Avith darting, lancinating jiains, esjieeially
 after the use of milk  ; violent ophthalmia Avith darting jiains;
 photophobia, lachrymation and secretion of mucus, tblloAveel
 by puckering uji  of  the conjunctiva; swelling and hardness
 of the jiarotis ;  soreness ofthe nose with scurfs ;  membranous
 inflammation of the  fauces;  sore  throat Avith tonsillitis;  sour
 food disagrees;  SAvelling ofthe  spleen (after gonorrhoea); en-
 largement of the mesenteric glands;  jiajiesccnt stools; elis-
 eharge of cadaverous-smelling substances; black facial diar-
 rhoea ; SAvelling of the scrotum Avith chronic diarrhoea;  sup-
 pressed menses; laryngitis and bronchitis with exudations,
 rough, croujiy cough M'ith suffocative symptoms, as from the
 fumes of  suljihur; spasmodic crouji Avith opjiression  ofthe
 chest and  suffocative breathing; hoarseness folloAving  croup,
 measles, bronchitis;   difficulty  of breathing, Avith  languor
 (after measles); peculiar  feeling of Aveakness  and exhaustion
 in the chest; palpitations Avith opjiression about the heart
 and  much yaAvning; hypertrophy  of  the  heart;  chronic
 arthritis Avith  SAvelling,  immobility  and deformity of  the
joints.
   BRY.—Bryonia-alba.  Aggravations in the open air, by
 movement anelcontact, after eating anel towards  midnight.—
 Tension, draAving and tearmg in the affecteel part, AA'hich does
 not bear motion ;  SAveat during rest anel  trembles Avhen  the
 pain abates; bruised  jiain, as if ecchymosed, or as if the flesh
 had been detached from the bones by blows; great nervous-
 ness, obliging one to lie down ; miliary eruptions ; tight,  red, 
CACTUS.
523
hot SAvellings, or pale ; hard nodes in the skin; erysipelatous
inflammation  in the  joints;  sleepless at night, or disturbed
sleep;   nightmare;  nightly  rushes  of blood,  with  heat,
dreams anel  delirium;  chilliness, frequently Avith  heat and
reel face;  sweat day and night, sometimes greasy, or dry heat
and thirst; calls for large draughts of cold Avater; lowness
of sjiirits,  discouragement, despairs of a recovery; disposition
to be angry;  hyperaesthesia of all  the  senses, especially of
hearing and  of sight; rush of blood to the head, -with heat
in the  head  ; headache,  early in  the morning,  on  waking,
relieved by  eating; jarring  headache  as  if the brain were
loose; heaviness from loss of energy in the brain  ; rheumatic
headaches in  cold,  reuw, and Avet  seasons; headache AA'ith
nausea, vomiting, worse even by moving  the eyes; the hair
of the head  is very greasy; face red and bloated, or yelloAv
and  livid, or  circumscribed redness of the  cheeks ;  lips dry
and  chapped, taste insipid, tongue  presents only slight coat-
ing ; dryness of mouth, constant or occurring shortly after
eating ; little thirst, unless for cold Avater;  pain, pressure and
shooting  in stomach, increased  by motion, aversion to food,
bitter  taste  of the  food, eructations Avith  remains of food
rising in mouth ; desire for Avine, acids, or coffee ; vomiting
of food or of bitter substances ; jiainful pressure in the region
of the stomach; painful  sensitiveness  of  the  liver; cannot
bear anything tight  round the Avaist; obstinate constipation ;
or yellow nightly,  or morning diarrhcea; foul diarrhoeic
stools;  scanty, brown,  hot urine;  dry coryza;  dry cough,
racking or Avith vomiting of food. Cough almost immediately
after eating  and  drinking, and vomits Avhat he has eaten;
coughs up coagulated or brownish blood ; excruciating heael-
ache during  cough ;  stitches in the  chest  and sides  of the
chest, painful, in hen coughing, breathing or moving ;  deep,
panting, or anxious  and hurried breathing ; lumbago ; pain-
ful tension, like bruise; shooting, as  if the flesh  Avere loose
on the bones.  Bright  and  shining  swelling of the integu-
ments.  Rheumatism caused by cold dry air.

                            C.

  CACTUS.—Cactus-grandiflorus. —General   weakness,
profound  depression, protracted sleejilessness;  interrupted
sleep, so that  he aAvakes  unrefreshed in the morning; sad-
ness, taciturnity and irresistible  inclination  to  Aveep ; melan-
choly and affections  of the  emotive sphere; vertigo  from 
524
CA1T.-CARB.
rush of blood  to head;  jiale face and  emaciation or bloated
and red face with pulsating jiain in heael ; insufferable /nun
on the rigid side ofthe  head, increased by neiise or strong
light;  Aveight on vertex; stnmg pulsations in the tenqtles, as
if the skull would burst ;  weakness of sight, recurring perio-
dically ;  comjilete loss of appetite;  all Ibeid cause's weight in
the stomach;  copious vomiting of blood; acrid eructations
Avith violent  burning in  the  stomach; constriction ofthe
hypochondria,  impeding  respiration ;  great  thirst,  Avhich
causes him to drink much Avater ; very troublesome/adsations
ofthe  celiac arterg: violent jiains in  the bowels, almost
causing him to faint; bilious diarrhoea, always jireeeeb'd by
pain ; great Aveight  in the anus  and a strong desire to eva-
cuate a great quantity, but nothing jiasses; copious huinor-
rhage  from  the  onus;   morning diarrhcea;  luematuria,
strangury anel paralysis of the bladder; pulsating  pains in
uterus and ovarian  region;  dysmenorrhoea; constriction  in
the uterine  region  ; copious menstruation of black jiitcby
libieid.  Constriction of the chest, jirevcnting free  sjieeeh
Avith hoarseness and low A'oice ; prolonged o/tgrcssion of the
chest, with  difficult  breathing  and.  uneasiness ;  jieriodie-al
attacks of suffocation Avith fainting, cold jierspiration on  the
face and loss of jiulse; sensation of constriction of the heart ;
as if an iron band prevented its normal  movement; pricking
pain and stitches in  the heart Avith difficult breathing ; jialjii-
tation, Avorse Avhen Avalking or Avhen lying on  the foft siele;
metastasis of rheumatism to  the heart; Angina jieetoris;
oedema of the hands, esjieeially the  left; oedema of the feet
and legs; elry, scaly, herpetic erujitions; violent itching.
  OALC.-CABB. -- C.VLCAREA-CARUONICA. — Corrector  of
med-nutrition; cachexia Avith deficiency of blood in conse-
quence  of material  losses; tendency  te) fat;  debility  and
atrojihy ; large head in  children,  elilbculty of children in
learning to AA'alk ;  contraction of the fingers and toes ;  tear-
ing and stitches in  the  extremities, esjieeially nights, or in
summer, or at every change of Aveather ;  numbness and deael-
ness of A'arious jiarts: nervousness; ajqirehensive  despairing
mood ;  sensitiveness to cold and damp air; great emaciation
or excessive obesity  ; he is easily tired by bodily excrtfons ;
rough  and  dry skin ; pale  conqilexion ; nettlerash ; many
Avarts; scurfy eruptions and herpes; rhagades; fetid ulcers;
lymphatic tumors;   carious  ulcers.   Difficulty  of falling
asleep on account of many thoughts involuntarily thronging
his mind; chilliness; hot flashes ; perspires freely at night or 
CALLEND.—CANN.
525
when  Avalking ;  melancholy mood;  anxiety and  fear, espe-
cially at twilight; rush of blood to the head; chronic morn-
ing headaches, aggravated by fresh air ; profuse perspiration
of the  head ; scurf on  the hairy scalp alopecia ;  sore nose,
red on the points ; polypus ofthe nose ; very dilated pupils;
bloody exudation from  the  eyes;  pale and thin-wrinkled
face ; eruptions of a humid character on the face ; say elling
of the  submaxillary and cervical glands;  great thirst Avith
little  appetite ;  large abdomen AA'ith SAvelling of the  mesen-
teric glands;  enlargement in the region ofthe stomach, like
an inverted saucer; ravenous  apjietite ; aversion to meat;
desire for AA'ine and dainties ; sour taste ofthe food, or in the
mouth ; sour vomiting, esjieeially in children ; sour diarrhoea,
smelling like putrid  eggs; involuntary diarrhoea; constipa-
tion or  several  stools  daily;  haemorrhoids; great  debility
after  coitus;  jirofuse and premature menses;  cough  AA'ith
fetid, purulent expectoration ; chronic hoarseness ; rheuma-
tism  contracted by  Avorking  in  Avater; cold feet;  young
piersons grow too fat; anxiousness and shuddering as soon as
evening comes.
  CALEND.—Calendula-officinalts — Most   beneficial in
wounds, promoting  favorable  cicatrizathm  with  the  least
jiossible amount of suppuration ; also in singulations, or bloody
and serous infiltrations  of the cellular tissue, in  traumatic
ophthalmia,  in   destructive  syphilitic  ulcers.  Rheumatic
dreiAviiig |~iains, only during motion, restless  nights ; sensitive-
ness to the open air; the submaxillary glands are  jiainful to
the touch.
  CAMPH.—Camphora.—Asiatic  cholera;  influenza; epi-
lepsy; typhus;  dropsical affections, insolation.   Most of the
pains are excited during  motion and  at night;  aggravation
by cold and fresh air; great feeling of eiryness  all over; ex-
cessive prostration ; convulsions and tetanic sjiasms Avith loss
of consciousness ami vomiting;  cold, Avithered and Avrinkled
face;  sopor and delirium ;  coldness all over AA'ith  pale  face,
blue skin and cold SAveats ;  great anguish with loss of sensa-
tion ;  dull  and jiressive  sick headache, affecting the eyeball,
relieved by bandaging and rest; burning in the mouth, fauces
and stomach ; internal heat and external chilliness ;  Avant of
sexual poAver and Aveakness of the sexual organs;  accumula-
tion  of mucus  in  the  air passages,  even unto  arrest  of
breathing.
  CANN.—Cannabis-sativa.—Hysteric complaints; feeling
of inertia and great Aveakness after* little exercise ; mania and 
526                  CANN.-1ND.--CAPS.

other mental derangements ; se-rofulousophthalmia ; cataract ,
obscuration and  sjiecks of the cornea;  gastric and bilious
eemq-lamts ; cardialgia;  indurations of the liver;  spasmodic
colic; sacculateel aseite>s ; chronic constijiation ;  cystitis  and
nejihritis;  urinary  difficulties,  hamiaturia,  stones  in  the
blaeleler;   gonorrhoea;    leucorrhcea,   sterility;   abortus;
bronchial affections, pleurisy, asthma, diseases ofthe heart.
  CANX.-IXI).—Cannabis-indica. — Exaggeration  of  all
jiercejitions and  conceptions,  aphrodisia and tendency to
catalej)sy;  satyriasis,  nymphomania;   delirium  tremens;
certain  forms  of insanity.  A'iolent  mania, Avith frightful
illusions ofthe senses, AA'ith disposition to suicide, AA'ith great
susjiicion, shame  and fear.   All the  insane syinjrtoms charac-
terized by vieffence.   Excessive acuteness of hearing ; attacks
come on in shocks as if from electricity.
  CANTH.—Cantiiarides.—Lancinating pains and stitches
from Avithout  iiiAvardly;  burning sore pains, esjieeially in the
mucous  membranes;  the right  side particularly affected ;
amelioration by lying eloAA'n; great  emaciation Avith debility,
forcing one  to keep the recumbent  position ;   convulsive
tossing of the limbs with shrieking  and  roaring;  trismus,
tetanus and opisthotonus ; fevers consisting almost exclusively
of the  cold stage or violent, acute, burning fevers; great
restlessness and anxiety ; jiaroxysms of rage and hydrojibobia
Avith convulsions, reneAved by the sight of water ; miserable
looks; hippocratic countenance ;  great jialeness,  or yelloAV-
Avretched, sickly appearance ;  foamy ptyalism ; blisters on the
gums and tongue;  difficult deglutition, especially of fluids ;
vomiting of  food  or ha'inatemesis with  violent retching;
burning thirst,  AA'ith aversion  to drinks;  constipation  or
dysenteric diarrhcea;  violent  jiains in the neck of the blad-
der ;  supjiression of urine; paralysis ofthe neck ofthe blad-
der; strangury Avith discharge only of a feAV drops ; priajiis-
mus ; frightful satyriasis ;  inflammation and gangrene  of the
sexual parts; severe catarrh Avith discharge of tough  mucus
from  the nose;  feeling  of weakness  in the chest with faint
sjieech.
  CAPS.—Capsicum-annuum.—Paralytic  painful stiffness,
when  commencing to move; laziness, Aveariness  and  dread
of motion ;  chilliness and coldness of the  body ;  soporose
ague; prolonged cold stage; chills run  up anel down  the
betck, worse after drinking ; taciturn, obstinate and peevish ;
mental weakness as if  the head  were  empty;  stomacace;
tickling in pit  of the  throat, with A-exatious  cough  and 
CARB.-A,--CAULOPH.
527
haAA-king; taste like  putrid Avater; slimy stools Avith tenes-
mus ; throbbing and sense of excoriation, with pain in back,
Avhich continues after the stool.
   CARB.-A.—Carbo-antmalis. — Specific for the  syphilitic
bubo, threatening to pass over in suppuration.  Most symp-
toms are alike to
   CARBO.-Ar. — Carbo-vegetabilis.—Universal  debility ;
general physical depression.  Pains M'ith anxiety, heat and
despair ; rheumatic draAving anel tearing  Avith flatulency and
loss of breath ; burning pains, especially in  the joints and
bones ; attacks of sudden Aveakness Avith fainting or paralytic
feeling; tremulousness Avith great failing  of strength, as if he
had recovered from a severe fit of sickness; fine rash ; readily
bleeding, fetid, ichorous,  burning ulcers; drowsiness hi  the
daytime; night-sleep, broken by restlessness and anxiety;
chilliness  and coldness ofthe body, followed  by hot flashes;
collapse of pulse ;  disposition to sweat; profuse sour-smelling
perspiration ; despondency; tremulous restlessness and fear
(of ghosts) ;  irritability and tendency to  start; confusion of
the brain AA'ith muddled  condition of the head; congestion
of blood to the head, Avith throbbing jiains; painfulness of
the scalp, even Avhen merely touching the hair; lacerating in
the bones ofthe head ;  myopia ; scabs on the tip ofthe nose ;
pale, gray yellow complexion ; crusta lactea; loose teeth, and
receding, easily bleeding  gums ; dyspepsia Avith weakness of
digestion ; acidity, pyrosis, SAvelling of the pit of the stomach,
eructations;  flatulency, relieved by pressure and rubbing of
stomach and abdomen, aggravated by eating and drinking;
dysjiejitic headaches; salty taste in  the  mouth anel  of the
food;  disgust  for meat  and  fat,  Avhich  causes flatulence ;
cardialgia, the  pains and  the spasms of the stomach are
aggravated or excited by fright, chagrin,  a cold after a meal,
at night, or by flatulent food ; flatulent colic;  gnaAving pain
in stomach, Avith great tympanitic distension ofthe abdomen ;
constipation as from inactivity of the boAvels;  discharge of
mucus from the rectum, during and between stools ; constant
bleeding of piles at every stool, Avith burning and  itching in
ano;  great SAvelling of the piles  and lancinating jiains  in
the thighs;  dark-red urine ; lascivious fancies; menses too
soon and too copious;  or too Aveak  and  too pale ; frequent
hoarseness, especially mornings and  evenings; cough, when
taking the least  cold ; cough Avith expectoration of mucus,
also greenish, purulent mucus; soreness ofthe chest.
   CAULOPH.—Caulophyllum-thalictroides.—Hysteria; 
523
CAUST.
chorea;  ejiileptiform  sjiasms  eluring  or near  the  menses;
rheumatism;  restlessness and nervousness;  hot and dry
skin ; sleejilessness at  night, from a  kind of nervous relaxa-
tion ;  cojiious emission of jiale  or straw-colored urine; sensa-
tion as if the uterus avcto congested, Avith fullness, heaviness
and tension in the hypogastric  region;  labor-like pains ;  jiro-
fuse secretion of niueus  from vagina;  dull  jiains in  lumbar
region ;  constant flying jiains in arms and legs.
  CAUST.—Caustici m.—Tearing, stitching and draAving in
the joints and bones, relieved  by heat  ; contraction of single
jiarts, or numbness anel  deadness ;  stiffness in the  joints ;
coffee aggravates the symjitoms, also Avalking in the open air
or  in the  evening;  sensitiveness  to  cold,  fresh  air  and
draughts ;  Aveakness and trembling  in  all  the limbs;  un-
steadiness ofthe limbs, esjieeially in children, who fall easily;
heat over the Avhole body and  restlessless ;  trembling,  jiara-
lytic  Aveakness,  Avith fainting;  jiaralysis, esjieeially of  the
organs  of sjiceeh  and deglutition ;  jiaralytie  state of  the
ujijier eyelids ; jiaralysis of extremities, especially Avhen com-
plicated AA'ith contractures;   itch-like  eruptions; prurigo;
itching  of the Avhole body at night, Avith dry heat, esjieeially
of  the  heael and face, back and calves ; Avarts and varices;
great sleepiness, like coma ; jirofuse  sweats anel chilliness,
jiarticularly at night and  when Avalking out; melancholy and
desjiondency;  excessive  anxiety;  vexed  irritated  mood;
large Avarts on the face, nose and eyebroAvs; nightly aggluti-
nation of the eyelids; flitting  to and  fro before the eyes, as
of Avavelets of light;  fiery sparks before the eyes ; discharges
from the ears ;  stojijiage of the  nose and  constant coryza ;
yelloAA',  discolored conqilexion, Avith  yellowish  temples and
jiale blue lips ; scorbutic  gums and loose teeth; aversion to
sweet things; difficult deglutition on account of constriction
in the throat;  oppression of the stomach, even after eating
bread ;  emj>ty eructations, and great  jiains Avhen he cannot
jiass  the Avind  upAvards ;  enlargement  of  the stomach in
children ;  chronic constipation ;  frequent  and  unsuccessful
desire to jiass stool, accompanied AA'ith pain, anxiety and red-
ness ofthe face; haemorrhoids, made intolerable by walking ;
involuntary emission  of  urine,  especially  Avhen coughing,
sneezing or Avalking; menstrual conijilaints ; uterine eramjis ;
leucorrhcea ;  chronic  hoarseness and ajihonia, as from Aveak-
ness  of the laryngeal muscles;  soreness in the chest  and
larynx,  especially Avhen coughing ; glandular SAvellings of the
neck, resembling goitre. 
CEPA.--CHAM.
529
   CEPA.—Cepa,  Allium-cepa.—Filiform pains ;  aggrava-
tion by the heat of the room ; bad effects from  dampness
and cold;  injuries from  chilling  ATgetables  (cucumbers,
salads); effects from wet feet;  diseases in phlegmatic indo-
lent constitutions;  diseases ofchilelren, particularly catarrhs,
gastrioismus or helminthiasis; articular rheumatism;  faint-
ing fits ;  coma ; bad effects  from intoxication ; eruptions;
measles, nettlerash,  Avarts, bunions,  brittle  nails,  abscesses,
glandular SAvellings ;  carbuncles ;  contusions, burns, poison-
ous AVounds from  bites; intermittent and epidemic" fevers;
catarrhal headaches; catarrhal  ophthalmias, enehymosis, ul-
cers and sjiots of the cornea ; catarrhal otorrhcea, with diffi-
culty of hearing and surring in the ears; coryza, Avith Avatery
corroding  discharge ; Avatering of the eyes ;  heaelache and
aggravation in a warm  room ;  stomacaee ;  scorbutus; ca-
tarrhal angina, tonsillitis, ulcers in the throat; gastric dijfi-
culties and colic, especially in children, also in gormandizers
anel tojiers  ; helminthiasis ; ascites ;  diarrhoeas morning anel
night;  haemorrhoids; rhagades  in  ano; vesical  catarrhs;
nejihritic colic ; stone in the bladder ; Aveakness  of the blad-
der; too cojiious micturition  ; spasm  of the sjihincter-vesicae;
after-pains last too long ; Avhite SAvelling of  the  knee in par-
turient Avomen ;  hoarseness, bronchial catarrh, asthma.
   CEDRON.—Endemic intermittents ; chill in the evening,
little or no  sweat,  but much  cerebral congestion ;  bites of
venomous reptiles.
   CHAM.—Chamomtlla.—Lameness anel numbness  of the
affected jiarts, Avith constant disposition to move them, ame-
lioration by external heat; hammering jiains, as from swell-
ing ; nervous irritation, with, intolerance of pain; excessive
sensitiveness to fresh air, Avincl and draughts ; fainting Aveak-
ness ; excessive prostration as soon as the pains commence;
convulsive tAvitehings of the lijis, facial  muscles, eyes anel
lids ; tAvitehings  Avhen falling asleeji; unhealthy skin;  mili-
ary  eruptions;  painful  ulcers, Avith nightly burning and
ereejiing; yelloAv skin ; restless sleeji, Avith moaning, Aveejiing
and hoAA'ling ; starting and tossing about Avhile asleep ;  coma
vigil;  nightly sleejilessness, with fits of anguish ;  shuddering,
Avith internal  heat;  feverish  heat, Avith reel  cheeks and hot
SAveat ou the forehead and head, even in the hairs ; anguish
and.  tossing about, as if in  elespair; hypochondriac vexed
mood ;  the  child  is not still until carried on the arm ; vertigo,
with flushes of heat, or as if one Avould  faint.; dullness of
comprehension ;  vanishing  of thoughts; rush of blood to the
             23 
530
CHEL,--CHIN.
head, AA'ith beating jiains;  redness and h,at of one cheek;
Avrinkles over the nose; frequent change of color in the face;
fetid smell from the mouth, esjieeially after a meal ; red and
cracked  tongue;  foul taste in the mouth ; Aoiniting of bile
or acids ; violent j/ressure in the ju't of the stomach ;  green-
ish diarrhoea, like stirred eggs;  green,  Avatery,  corroding
stools, Avrith colic,  tliirst, bitter taste anel  bitter eructations ;
hoarseness ; oppression of the chest, as from flatulence ;  sud-
den stoppage of the breath in children ; cough and vomiting
during the meal;  jiains simulating sciatica.
   CHEL.—Chelidoniuai.— Acts  jiarticularly on  the  portal
svstem, mesenteric glands, lymphatic vessels, liver and sjileen.
Quartan  intermittents, ivith  heat and  jiersjiiration jirepon-
derating ;  contraction of the  pupils and darkness before the
eyes ;  sensation of constriction  in  the  throat; tension and
hardness ofthe abdomen ; costiveness and diarrheea alternat-
ing ; ojijiression ofthe chest;  pressing pain on  the lower
lumbar vertebrae ; melancholy and hyjiochondria ;  icterus ;
hejiatitis chronica  ; hyjiertrophies of liver and  sjileen ; asth-
ma abdominale.
   CIIIAIAPH.—Chiaiaphila -umbellata.—Scrofula ; dysu-
ria, strangury,  catarrhal affections of the bladder; it causes
mucous sediments to disajijiear from the urine; anasarca anel
ascites following bilious intermittent fevers.
   CHIN.—China, Cinchona-officinalis.—Diseases  of nu-
trition ; jn'ofound alteration ofthe blooel; debility, attended
with a certain amount of  irritability;  jerking  tearing, in-
creased by contact, and Avith lameness  of the affected jiarts;
Avandering jiains ;  jiainful Aveariness in  the limbs, with con-
stant disjiosition to stretch, move or shift  the jiosition  of the
limbs ; lassitude and  languor, mental anel jihysical ; briiiseel
jiains of  the bones in  the joints, esjieeially when lying, less
Avhen moving about; aggravation of the pains, especially by
contact, also  at night or after a meal; nervousness, with feel-
ing of debility ; jiainful weariness in the joints,  with pressure
as if from a Aveight;  lameness and tremulous Aveakness ; ema-
ciation and consumjition ; yelloAv color ofthe skin  ; dropsical
SAvellings or hard, red inflammatory swellings;  drowsiness in
the daytime, but no sleep at night in consequence of fancies;
disturbed sleeji Avith heavy anxious dreams, Avith waking in a
state of  half consciousness ;  coldness  and  shmblering  over
the Avhole body ;  feA'ers commencing Avith shaking and chil-
liness, mostly in the evening  or afternoon, folloAved by  beat
and then SAveat at night, Avith thirst during the SAveat, as well 
CIC—CIAHCIFUGA.
531
 before as after the chill;  hypochondria!  indifference and
 apathy;  desjiises  everything" as dull and of no account;
 quarrelsome, fitful mood ; ill-humor from the impossibility to
 regulate the ideas  AA'hich press on his mind ; heaviness of the
 head, Avith  reeling sensation ; soreness of the brain, as if
 bruised, when making an effort of the mind ;  rush of blood
 to the head  with pain, as if  the skull would burst;  painful
 sensitiveness ofthe hairy scalp when touched ; yelloAvness of
 the  eyes ;  ringing in the ears; dimness and Aveakness of
 sight; yellow, livid comjilexion ; or pale, sunken face, Avith
 holloAV eyes  and pointed nose;  foul  smell from the  mouth,
 especially early in  the morning ;  ptyalism Avith nausea ; flat
 bitter taste  of all  food ; great Aveakness of digestion, Avith
 pains even after the slightest meal; great desire for Avine or
 dainties; oppression of the  stomach  and spasmodic pains,
 jiarticularly  after eating or drinking;  SAvelling  of the liver,
 also AA'ith  hardness ;  emission  of a quantity of  flatulence,
 sometimes very fetid ; various kinds of diarrhoea, particularly
 after a meal or at night; black Avatery diarrhoea; involuntary
 undigested stool  after eating fruit; lascivious fancies, Avith
 frequent  erections;  sexual  excitement;  suffocative  fits at
 night; accumulation of jihlegm in throat and in  the chest;
 pressure between the scapulae, as if from a stone.
  CIC.—Cicuta-virosa.—Strong development of the nerv-
 ous  system; jiains, as if bruised all  over; catalepsy; con-
 vulsions, the limbs, head and  ujiper  part of the  body are
 moved in a strange manner; tremulous  moA'ements; siqi-
 purating, confluent eruptions Avith yellow scurfs; chilliness
 and  coldness with desire to be near the Avarm stove;  appre-
 hension  about the future; mania, AA7ant of confidence and
 dread of men ; merry craziness ; loss  of sense  and vertigo
 Avith reeling  ; stupefaction Avith heaviness; at times she sees
 things double and they look black;  dark-reel pustules on the
 face; crusta  lactea ; grinding of  the  teeth ;  lockjaAv; foam
 in and  at the  mouth;  dumbness;  inability  to  swallow;
 burning ulcers  on the  edges of the tongue ; great  desire for
 charcoal; hiccough; baematemesis; colic, as if from Avorms,
 Avith  convulsions;  involuntary emission of urine, as  from
jiaralysis ofthe sphincter vesicae ;  tightness in the  chest, she
is scarcely able to breathe the whole day.   Ojiisthotonos.
  CIMICIFUGA.—Cimictfuga-racemosa.—Great sensitive-
ness  to the cold air ;  nervous Aveakness  and continual rest-
lessness;  bruised  feeling, as  if sore;  it affects the left side
most;  burning, cramping,  stitching pains in the  muscles 
532
CIN* A.--CI.KM.
rheumatism affecting the muscle of the belly; ncivous pros-
tration, resembling delirium tremens : chorea ; erujitions of
Avhite pustules over the face and neck ; sometimes large, red,
jiapular, variola; sleejilessness, jiartieularly after mental excite-
ment;  vertigo, imjiaireel  A'ision ;   heael  feels  strange  ami
Avild; heaviness anel  dullness  of head, relieved in  the fresh
air; aching pains in  eyeballs; sensation, as  if the eye  Avas
enlarged; ocular hyperesthesia ; amblyojiia  and  amaurosis;
jirofuse greenish and slightly sanguineous  discharge from
the nose; severe rheumatic jiains  in face, Ioavct  j.iav, lower
teeth ; offensive breath ; root of tongue and fauces  swollen ;
soreness and difficulty ofswalloAving; hoarseness, roughness
anel scraping in the throat; dry coughs from irritation  and
tickling at the lower jiart of the  larynx; dry spot  in  the
throat causing cough ; eructation  and  slight nausea ;  pain
and regurgitation of  food  after eating; faintness  of the  ej)i-
gastrium; profuse flow  of pale Avatery urine; leucorrhcea;
monorrhagia; sujijiression of the  menses;  labor-like jiains
during pregnancy;  prickling sensations in  the mammae; suji-
jiression of the lochia ; spinal irritation; crick  in the back;
sciatica; disagreeable sensation as of an electric shock in  any
part ofthe body.
   CIN A.—Atrojihy;    scrofula;   convulsions;    epilejisy,
eclanqisy anel other spasmodic affections ; intermittent fevers;
inflammation of the  brain, acute hydrocejihalus;  amaurosis,
specks on  the cornea; gastric synqitoms, worm  affections;
Averting the bed, synqitoms most violent in the morning  anel
evening ;  jiressure or  contact aggravate the synqitoms.
   CIN NAB.—Cinnabaris.—Affects esjieeially the mucous
membranes of the chest and abdomen ;  syphilitic affections ;
syphilis comjilicated  AA'ith tuberculosis;  phagadaenic ulcers;
headache, relieved by pressing the  head  together; jityalism;
heat in  the mouth;  nightly, jiainless  diarrhoea;  balanor-
rheea ? ; ischias, where the rheuma is complicated Avith syjihi-
lis; chronic diarrhoea, especially chronic camp diarrhoea.
   CINNAM.  — Cinnamomum. —■ Haemorrhages   folloAving
abortions or after parturition.  CIST.    Cistus-extnadensis.
Scrofula; sense of dryness in the  throat; shingles; indura-
tion of glands, otorrhcea:  caries  of the maxilla; scorbutic
State ofthe gums ; difficult expectoration of a tough jihlc-in.
   CLEAI.—Cleaiatis-ereota.—Ailments  from  abuse  of
Mercury;  acute  articular rheumatism,  after  gonorrhoea;
scurfy erujitions and  herpes; spongy  excrescences, scirriius
and cancer?, melancholy;  chronic ophthalmia; strictures  of 
COCC.--COLCH.
533
 the urethra after  gonorrhoea; SAvelling and induration ofthe
 testicles;  glandular SAvellings  and "indurations;  arthritic
 nodes.
   COCC.—Cocculus.— Pains in the bones, like broken, AA7hen
 moving; painful stiffness in  the joints, Avith cracking, semi-
 lateral  pains  and distress; aggravations  of the pains from
 drinking, smoking, contact and  riding in a carriage; sensi-
 tiveness to fresh,  warm or cold air ;  sjiasms and convulsions
 from the touch  of painful sores;  epileptic  spasms; trembling
 ot_ the  extremities; excessive j)rostration;  spinal irritation
 Avith nocturnal boring pains ;  spots on the skin as if from red
 wine; cold glandular SAvelling with stinging pain;  chlorotic
 color ofthe skin; frequent yaAvning;  coma vigil;  chilliness
 and  coldness,  sometimes with heat of the skin"; melancholy
 and  foreboding  anguish Avith  sudden startings; headache, as
 if the head AA-ere constricted, or as if the eyesAvould be pulled
 out;  head feels  emjity or hollow; redness and heat  ofthe
 cheeks Avith burning;  great dryness in the mouth ;  pain and
 burning in the oesophagus, difficult deglutition, as from para-
 lysis ofthe cesophagus ; great disgust for all food and drinks ;
 nausea unto fainting,  especially Avhen riding  in a carriage;
 cardialgia after eating; bloating of the abdomen from flatu-
 lence; disposition  to  inguinal  hernia; sujipression  of  the
 menses, with  a good deal of distress ; cervical or uterine
 leucorrhcea, coming off with a sudden gush when stooping or
 making any unusual exertion; pains in  uterus on  pressure;
 tenderness of one  or both ovaries;  severe  sjiasmoclic pains in
 neck of uterus;  ojipression of the chest, as from a load; diffi-
 culty of breathing as from constriction of the chest and the
 throat; painful  paralytic feeling  in the back.
   COFF.—Coffea-cruda.—  Suits  hysterical  and  chlorotic
 patients.  Primary  effects: Exhilaration  anel  excessive  ex-
 citation ; secondary: Physical and spiritual debility, morose-"
 ness.   Excessive nervousness  Avith  sensitiveness  to pain, let
 it  be eA'er  so trifling; increased activity of  the organs of
 digestion  and secretion; extreme  mobility  of the muscles;
 aversion to open air; sleejilessness- from excessive mental or
 bodily Avakefulness; anguish  AA'ith trembling; cannot com-
jiose  himself; excessive pain, driving  one to despair; con-
gestion to the heael; sensation, as if the brain Avere torn, as
if  a  nail were  driven  in the  head;  sense  of  hearing in-
tensified ; sparkling eyes  Avith  more acute seeing; cannot
bear anything tight round the Avaist; sexual excitement.
   COLCH.—Colchicum-autumnale.—Sudden  tearing   or 
534
COLLIN SON.--COLOC.
 stitching pains CA7en through the periosteum, Avith lameness
 of the affected parts;  aggravations of the  jiains by mental
 excitement, esjieeially in the night and evening, frequently
 driving one to despair;  tearing ofthe limbs in Avarm Aveather
 anel stitches  in cold Aveather; sensitiveness of the body  to
 contact;  lameness of the kneejoints, causing them to give
 Avay ;   creeping as if  frozen, esjieeially Avhen the  Aveather
 changes; cedematous and drojisieal SAvellings; nightly heat
 Avith great thirst;  headache from mental exertion; alopecia;
 otorrhcea with tearing ; sense  of smell morbidly increased ;
 yelloAv sjiots in the face ; bloated face ;  increased secretion of
 saliva; nausea,  even  from the mere smell of broth and eggs;
 burning or sensation of icy coldness in the  stomach ; dysen
 teric stools of Avhite  mucus or membranous substances, Avith
 tenesmus;  constipation  Avith unsuccessful urging; broAvn
 dark urine.
   COLLIN SON.—Collinsonia-canadensis.—Fullness and
 throbbing of  the head;  vomiting,  Avith pain and heat in the
 stomach ; sensation as of flatulence in the stomach ;  sluggish
 stool,  Avith distention of the stomach; ho morrhoidal tumors ;
 diarrhoea Avith  nausea;  abnormal condition of the uterine
 organs, dejienclent ujion diseases  of the  rectum or boAvels;
 dysmenorrhoea;  pruritus  pudendorum;  chronic, jiainful,
 bleeeling haemorrhoids; haemoptysis and cardiac disease, based
 on portal congestion.
   COLOC.—Colocyntiiis.— All jiains characterize neuralgic
 more  than  inflammatory affections ;  affections  from anger,
 Avith indigestion, esjieeially A'omiting anel diarrhcea; ameliora-
 tion of the pains  by motion, coffee and  smoking ;  cramjiy
 jiains, internally and externally, or tonic spasms, with squeez-
 ing;  contraction of  the muscles, even to the contraction of
 all extremities;  fainting, Avith  coldness;  hemicrania, Avith
•A'iolent jiain in  eye, alternating A\ith neuralgia of plexus ece-
 liacus;  hemicrania, Avith A'omiting;  desquamation  of the
 epidermis ; glandular SAvellings, AA'ith  sujijiuration; urinous
 smell  of the  night SAveat;  neuralgia  of the communicans
 faciei, infraorbital  and  sciatic nerve ; face pale and relaxed;
 eyes look dull; eruption of pimjiles in the face, Avith burning
 pain  when touched ;  bitter taste of  the mouth and of the
 food;  sjmsmodic,  constrictive  colic, as if the boAvels  Avere
 juessed betAveen stones, Avith diarrhoea; severe colicky jiain<,
 mostly round the navel; has to bend double, being Avorse in
 any other jiosture, with great  restlessness and screaming on
 changing his  position;  pressure on epigastrium, followed by 
CON.--CORRAL.
53b
 loud  eructations ; sharp, cutting  colic, Avith marked  aggra-
 A'ations and  ameliorations ; tympanitic distention of the ab-
 domen ;  yellow diarrhoeic stool  after taking the least food
 or drink; dysenteric stool, with mucus anel blood;  Aveakness
 and prostration after stool ;  frothy, thin, yellow and mouldy
 smelling stools ; fetid urine, AA7hich becomes turbid and jelly-
 like, soon after standing ;  spasmodic constriction ofthe chest.
   CON.—Conium-.aiacul.atum.—Cranqi and spasmodic pains
 in A'arious parts; most pains come on in the night or Avhen
 at rest;  debility in the ojien  air; seething of the blood ;  A'io-
 lent pain, as from bruises, in  all the limbs ; nervous attacks ;
 blue,  yelloAv, green sjiots, as if ecchymosed;  swelling  anel
 induration of glands ;  chronic herpes, humid or crusty and
 burning ; bleeding of the ulcers;  the edges of the ulcer be-
 come black, Avith effusion of  a fetid ichor; schirrhus ?; can-
 cerous ulcers;  hypochondria  and hysteria,  Avith  crying;
 antropojihobia,  with aversion  to  solitude ; fearful  and ele-
 sponding;  Avant  of  memory;  dizziness and  Avhirling  sensa-
 tion in the heael;   intoxication ;  apoplexy,  Avith paralysis,
 particularly in  old people ; pale or bluish, bloated face; pho-
 tojihobia;  ulcers  of the lips;  spasms  of the  oesophagus;
 difficult deglutition; loss of sjoeech;  Aveak  digestion, Avith
 guljiing up of sour substances from the stomach; frequent
 and  empty eructations,  esjieeially early in the  morning;
 ischury ;  strangury ; the Aoav of urine  suddenly stops and
 continues after a  short interruption;  sexual  Aveakness;
 uterine spasms ; aching in the  abdomen during pregnancy,
 every night after going to bed, relieved by getting up anel
 moving about; sujipresseel menstruation, acrid mucous leu-
 corrhcea;' sjiasmodic cough;  incessant  cough;  sjiasmodic
 constriction of the chest; dysmenorrhcea, AA'ith sharp  pains
 about the heart.
   COP. — Copaia'.e-balsaaium.    Epistaxis,  haemorrhages
 after wounds  ;  irritation  of the urinary mucous membrane ;
 irritation  of urethra  and  neck of  the bladder  occurring in
 old  Avomen;   gonorrhoea; nettlerash;  roseola  variolosa ;
 mucous discharges from lungs and bowels; ill effects from
 poisonous  muscles.
   CORRAL.—Corralliuai-rubrum.—Feeling  of heat and
 dryness in the  eyes; nose bleed; swelling of submaxillary
glands; loss of ajipetite ;  jircssure in stomach ; borborygmi;
chronic constijiation ; burning on urinating;  discharge of  a
green or yellow pus.  When taking a long breath, sensation
as if cold  air passes through the respiratory organs;  difficult 
536
CORN-C— (TTR.
  expectoration ;  nervous  cough ; asthma millari;  endcmio
  Avhoojiing cough ; phthisis, with great dysjincDa.
    CORN-C.—Cornus-ciik inata—General debility and  im-
  paired mental energy,  Avith great droAvsiness ;  dull, heavy
  sensation in the heael, Avith shooting, aching or throbbing
  jiains in the head; sense of fullness in the head, relieved by
  a  copious stool  ; nausea, loss of apjietite; synqitoms resem-
  bling jaundice;  diarrhoea, Avith  excessive debility and nerv-
  ous excitability; sleep unrefreshing anel disturbed by un-
  jileasant  dreams.
    CROC.—Crocus-sativus.—Hysteria,Avith mental derange-
 ment ; excessive  mirth, foolish laughter; bounding,  rolling
 in  the abdomen ; motion in  the  stomach, hither,  thither, iqi^
 Avards  and downwards; bounding sensation  in the  aifeeted
 jiarts as if something alive; the  limbs, on which one rests at
 night, go to sleep ; seething, of the blood ; laemorrhage of
 tenacious  black  blood;  excessive weariness, relieved  In-
 going in the fresh air; frequent tainting turns ; aggravations
 towards morning; scarlet-red spots on the skin ; sleejiiness
 in day-time; remarkable alternation  of weeping  anel laugh-
 ing, quarrelling and singing ; nightly spasms ofthe eye-lids;
 dimness around the eyes and darkness in front, Avith tAvitch-
 ing and itching of the upper eye-lid; livid complexion and
 burning red spots in  the  face; active haemorrhage from the
 uterus of dark appearing blood; false jiregnancy.
  , CROT—Crotalus.—Bilious remittent fevers, gellow fever,
 sjiinal meningitis.
  CROTON. — Croton-tigltum. — Eczema in the face and
 external genitals  ; itching and burning of the skin ; choleraic
 diarrhoea; cholera infantum ; stools resembling gray neurine
 and marked by  the  occurrence  of extreme  debility; light
 stools, ejected  Avith  considerable force ; intermittent  diar-
 rhoea, Avith great  and sudden debility;  vomiting .and purg-
 ing as soon as he drinks  the least  quantity;  while  nursing
 the  child, a pa in, like a thread, draws straight from, the back
 through to the nij)j)le.
  CUPR.—CuPRUAi-ArETALLicuAr.—Bern dy sis ef motion, Avith
 decreased nutrition ofthe paralyzed part, Avliereas the sen-
 sory nerves are  perfectly normal; the action of the mind
perfectly normal;  paralysis of the tongue, Avith stammering;
severe contractions of the muscles;  chorea; sjiasnis and con-
vulsions, AA'ith jiiercing shrieks, or commencing at the fingers
and toes; ejiilejisy; the affections appear in groujis ;  hvper-
aesthesia; pains in the bones as if broken; coma, Avith con- 
CTCLAM.—DIG.
537
vulsions ; itch-like and leprous eruptions ;  anguish, with fear
of death ;  paroxysms of rage, Avith  pride, rage or fear ; red
and  inflamed eyes ;  blue face and lips ;  cachectic jnaleness,
Avith sunken features and holloAV, blue-edged eyes; cold tip
of the tongue ;  violent retching and vomiting, Avith violent
spasms and convulsions ; cramjis in  cholera, more about the
chest, Avith moderate vomiting of green matter and moderate
thirst,  relieved by drinking, stools are also not too copious ;
hoarseness ; spasmodic cough ;  hoojiing cough, AA'ith vomit-
ing ; asthma and sjiasmodic, suffocative fits.
  CYCL AM.—Cyclamen-europium.—Headache, with diz-
ziness ; obscuration  of sight; draAving pain in the  internal
meatus auditorius ; pains in the liver; suffocative attacks;
chlorosis from checked menstruation.

                            D.

  DAPH.—Daphne-indica.—Rheumatic and arthritic pains,
with stitches ; bone pains and exostoses ; aggravation in cool
air and by decreasing moon; fullness  of  the  head as if it
would  burst, especially Avhen rising from  bed ; Aveak sight,
as if a pellicle Avere drawn over the  eyes;  dyplopia ;  cough,
Avith vomiting, and yelloAv,  frothy, blood-streaked expectora-
tion ; constijiation.
  DIADEM.—Aranea-diadema.—AVeariness, pains  in the
bones, feverishness, consisting mostly of a chilly state ; quo-
tidian fever ; thirst;  great tendency to haemorrhages, like in
scorbutic dyscrasia;  epistaxis;  periodical  headache;  inter-
mittent diarrhoea; violent pain in the teeth of the upjier and
loAver jaAA7,  only in the night, as  soon as she lies doAvn in bed,
and Avhich  continues for some time ; feels  constantly  chilly,
even on hot summer days, feels ahvays decidedly worse on
Avet, rainy  days ;  menorrhagia.
  DIG. —Digitalis-purpurea. — Aggravation  in a  warm
room-; chilly feelings from the feet -upwards; delirium  tre-
mens;  hydrocephalus acutus ;  ejiileptic fits,  caused  by fre-
quent  pollutions  or  onania ; arthritis ? glandular SAvellings
and  indurations; jaundice; chlorosis; lividity of the face;
dropsical affections; gastric, bilious  and mucous fevers;  len-
tescent typhoid fever; worm fever ; melancholy from organic
disease of the heart; fainting from insufficient action of the
heart;  increased action of the heart,  Avith slow pulse ; serous
apoplexy;   arthritic, catarrhal  and  scrofulous ophthalmia ;
incipient amaurosis?  ascites, hydrocele;  hypertrophy and 
538
DIOS. V.—DULC.
induration of the jirostate gland; scanty eliseharge of urine;
urine pale, but slightly cloudy anel  smoky; menorrhagia;
haemoptysis.
  DIOS.-A .—Dioscorea-atli.osa.—Cramps of the stomach;
flatulent colic; bilious  colic; cholera morbus;  dull  heavy
jiain in the j)it of the stomach, worse after eating,  relieved
by cojiious eructations of air; constant heavy, dull, Avearing
pain in the cardiac jiortion of the stomach, extending to the
left side and  dorsal region ; steady, twisting /xiins in abdo-
men, Avorse Avhen lying down and in the morning.
  DROS.—Drosera-roti ndifolia. — Fever Avith nausea and
gastric symptoms or Avith  sore throat;  anxiety AA'ith fear of
ghosts; the  least trifle frightens  him; dimness of vision ;
longsightedness;  gauze  before the eyes; print  looks  pale,
Avhen reading; eyes  cannot bear  daylight  or  candlelight;
frequent bleeding from  the nose ; bleeding from  the mouth ;
black jiores in  the  face and on the nose ;  difficult degluti-
tion as from constriction of the  oesophagus;  bitter taste in
the mouth and  of the food ; cannot bear jiork ;  A'omiting of
bile, mucus  anel  food ;  colic  caused by eating  acid food;
A-vaterbrash ;  the  hypochondria are  jiainful to the touch ami
Avhen coughing;  frequent urination at night; suppressed or
retarded  menstruation; leucorrhcea Avith labor-like jiains;
creejiing in the larynx as from a soft bod}7;  hoarseness and
decqi base-voice, AA'ith rough and scraping feeling of dryness
in the throat; a great deal of jffilegm in the larynx; jiain in
the larynx AA'hen talking ; drg, sj/asmodic cough, evening anel
night, Avith retching, bleeding from the mouth  and nose, blue
face and suffocative fits; cough AA'ith discharge of bright red
or black  blood;  whoojiing-cough,  Icav if  any  jiaroxysms
until midnight, Avhen violent  jiaroxysms set in ;  whooji Avell
developed, often with  bleeding  from mouth and nose;  and
sometimes tremendous fevers.  Paroxysms cease in the morn-
ing or before noon ;  cough, caused  by  titillation in larynx
and accompanied  by  vomiting; purulent  expectoration;
phthisis tuberculosa.
  DULC.—Dulcamara.—Ailments from abuse  of Mercury ;
ill effects of  exposure to wet and cold, weather; affections of
the mucous  membranes;  scrofulous affections  Avith indura-
tions ami swelling of single glands ;  cold swellings ; hydrojis ;
paralysis;  affections  folloAving measles; herjies  causeel  also
by the abuse of suljihur; Aesicular  erujition;  softening of
the bones; nettlerasli;  Avarts ; scarlet and jiurjile rash ; fo.
bris mucosa ; heaelache  alter catching cold;  amaurosis inch 
ERIG.— euphor.
539
piens ;  crusta lactea;  scrofulous  ophthalmia; paralysis  of
the  tongue;  catarrhal  sore throat; cholerine  and sporadic
cholera;  diarrhcea  after  catching cold;  stools  of  Avhite
mucus  Avith prostration  of strength ;  color  of slimy stools
frequently alternating  betAveen  green, Avhite  and  yelloAv;
desire to evacuate  attended with nausea; c atarrh  of the
bladder;  stricture of the urethra ;  scrofulous buboes; herjies
prseputialis; chronic catarrhs and hoarseness; mucous asthma;
hydrothorax.

                            E.

  ERIG.—Erigeron-canadense. — Lassitude Avith depression
of spirits; dull  headache with pains in  all  the  large  joints;
epistaxis, bleeeling from the gums; rough  dry  feeling in
pharynx, Avith bad taste  in  the mouth ; nausea and  eructa-
tions of tasteless air; retching  and vomiting Avith burning
sensation in stomach; hmmatemesis ; diarrhcea Avith burning
sensation through  the alimentary canal;  stools  loose and
streaked Avith blood ; dysentery Avith  dysuria or sujipression
of urine;  bloody piles; dull aching distress in the  lower dor-
sal  region;   frequent  micturition Avith  crying on  voiding
urine;  uterine /Hemorrhage; Avith violent irritation  of the
rectum and bladder; hemorrhage after labor or  abortion;
jirofuse loehial discharges;  jialjiitation  and headache arising
from defective menstruation ; incipient stages of jihthisis at-
tended by bloody exjiectoration.   Aggravation during rainy
Aveather.
  EUPAT.-P.—Eupatoriuai-perfoliatum.—Corrects the in-
jurious effects of Quinine;  jiains in the  bones, which accom-
panied influenza; general biliary derangement; intermittent
fevers; morning fevers, Avith a greater amount of shivering
durino- the chill than is warranted  by the degree of coldness,
thirst several  hours after the chill, continuing  during the chill
and  heat, no sweat; imjierfect apyrexia; fever attended with
violent pains in the  bones, resembling rheumatism ;  periodi-
cal  heaelache  with  tertian type,  soreness and  beating in the
head,  shooting  jiains from  left  to right side of the head;
sickly sallow  countenance ;  vomiting of bile AA'ith trembling,
attended Avith jiain in the epigastrium and extreme  prostra-
tion  ; flowing coryza; hoarseness  Avith  roughness of voice;
rheumatic affections, accompanied by perspiration and sore-
ness ofthe bones.
  EUPHOR.—Euphorbium.—Breaking off  of the teeth; 
540
EUPHR.— FERR.
 ptyalism; strangury; a quantity of Avhite sediment in the urine t
 mercurial affections ; diseases of the bones and mucous mem-
 branes;  old indolent ulcers ; scarlatina;  Avarts; ophthalmia;
 vesicular erysipelas ;  oesophagitis ; adhesion of the jileura.
   EUPIIB.—Euphrasia.—Conseepiences of  bruises,  bloAVs
 and contusions; o/yhthalmia, also traumatic ;  chronic blenor-
 rhoea of the  eyes ; inflammation, ulceration,  muscular anel
 other diseases of the cornea; burning and smarting lacchry-
 niation, particularly in the Avind; incijiieut amaurosis; moist
 cough after influenza ;  condylomata ;  jirofuse fluent coryza
 with smarting lacchrymation, or Avith sneezing and discharge
 of mucus; lameness and stiffness ofthe  tongue and cheeks.

                            F.

   FEBB.—Ferruai-aietallicum.—It produces a veritable
 state of  anaemia, characterized by great emaciation, jialeness
 of the skin, puffin ess of the face and  eyes, drojisieal swell-
 ings, hypertrophy or dilatation of the ventricles ofthe heart,
 cardialgia, nausea,  loathing of food, A'omiting,  frequent diar-
 rhoeic stools, fullness ofthe chest, difficult  breathing, copious
 urinary discharges, great languor, Aveakness, faintness, droAv-
 siness,  tremulousness, tendency  to sjiasms  and  cramps.
 Hammering, jiulsating pain in head ; humming in ears ; con-
 gestion to the head Avith jiale face ; intolerance of all sjiirituous
 liquors ;  dread of moA-emcnt Avith loss of  muscular tone and
 debility.  Bushes of blood; congestions  anel haunorrhages
 Avith vascular irritation; tearing and stitching,  esjieeially at
 night, Avith disposition to move  the affected  parts; luemor-
 rhages, the blood  being bright-red and  fluid or  black and
 clotted ; many ofthe synqitoms ajipear at night, are aggravat-
 ed by sitting, relieved by slight motion ;  debility Avith tremb-
 ling  ; jiains in  the limbs; constant  disposition  to be lying
 doAvn ; burning anel  soreness of a great many sjiots on the
 skin  ; the natural heat  of the body is  diffident ; per>jiires
 easily Avhen walking;  night sweat Avith  strong smell;  morn-
 ing SAveats after headache; A'ehement, quarrelsome, disjiuta-
tive; A'ertigo  on looking at floAving Avater; pain abemt the
 head as from subcutaneous ulceration anel  painfulness of the
hair, Avhen  touching it; burning and  pain  in the  eyes  as
from excessive droAvsiness ;  load in the stomach after eating;
Avatery  diarrhcea and lienteria; indigestion esjieeially after
beer or  sour  food; discharge of  ascarides;  disjiosition  to
miscarriage; uterine  haemorrhage Avith labor  jiains in  the 
FLUOR.-AC--GELS.
541
abdomen  and  small  of the back; pains after coitus;  spas-
modic cough Avith vomiting of mucus or food ; haemoptysis
and jiurulent expectoration, asthma as if from constriction of
the chest.
  FLUOR.-AC.—Fluoric-acid.—AVeariness after  Avalking;
obstinate varices ;  ill-humored, fault-finding ;  loss ofthe hair ;
caries ; fistula lacchrymalis Avith crusts, moisture and itching ;
jiainful soreness ofthe rigb'; nostril ; neuralgia ofthe eye and
ujiper  maxilla; crusta l&etea, tinea cajiitis;  pressure in the
sjileen; diarrhoea in  summer;  chronic menorrhagia  Avith
asthma;  the  palms  of the  hands are  always moist; dry,
chapped hands ;  panaritia ;  ulcers round the ankles of the
feet ; rheumatic and neuralgic pains ofthe extremities, Avhich
Avander about or fly to the heael or heart; jerking jiains in
different parts of the  body; sleeplessness from fullness of
the head.

                             G-.
  GELS.  — Gelseaiinuai-sempervirens. — Numbness, ting-
ling, jirickling and  crawling sensation ;  depresses and para-
lyzes the nerves of nwt ion ;  tetanus; hydrophobia; infantile
sjiasins ofthe  glottis ; sjiasmodic croup ; profound and intense
jirostration of the  Avhole  muscular system; myalgia  from
great  over-exertion;  pulse  frequent,  soft,  weak; heart's
action sIoav and feeble;  the  action of the heart and arteries
much  dejiressed AA'ith  cold hands and feet; chills and jiains
in head;  nervous chills, especially in hysterical persons; chil-
liness Avith A'ertigo ; headache and coated  tongue; cold ex-
tremities,  inclination  to hug the fire, Avith chills following
each other  in  rapid  succession  from sacrum to base of the
occijiut;  miasmatic fevers, remittent fever, esjieeially in
children and  Avomen;  intermittent fever; fevers, based  on
blood  dyscrasia  Avith  a tendency  of decomposition  of its
ha-matiue and globules ; typhoid fever with great jirostration
of the vital forces, with  strange  sensations in the head and
continued jactitation of the muscles ;  eruptive fevers in  their
forming stage ; excessive irritability of body and  mind; con-
fusion  of mind;  stupid  intoxicated feeling;  excruciating
headache, accompanied by slight nausea; nervous heaelache ;
hemicrania Avith dimness of  sight or double vision anel sensi-
tiveness to all  sounds ; sunstruck ;  distressing headache after
intermittents;  diplopia,  Avhen inclining the head towards the
shoulder,  but  vision single Avhen holding  the head erect; 
542
GLON.--GRAPH.
dimness of sight; amaurosis; confusion of sight Avith heavy
looking eyes ;  smoky ajipearance before  the eyes; ptosis,
asthenop/ia.  strabismus;   amaurosis:  thirst  for  light ,
watery discharge ofthe nose ; bloody mucous discharge from
the nose, orbital neuralgia; toothache of a shooting character :
tongue red, renv and jiainful; yellow or Avhite  coating of the
tongue;  scarlatinous angina, tonsilitis, jiaralysis succeeding
dijilitheria;  jiain  on SAvallowing, going  up in the internal ear,
with deafness threatening; large deejily bilious discharges;
creamy jiajiescent stools ;  frequent micturition of a clear and
linqiid urine, Avith relief to the dullness of the heael;  invo-
luntary emission of semen, Avithout an  erection ; flaciidity
AA'ith coldness of the genital organs; gonorrhea ; dysmenor-
rhoea; false labor jiains; threatened abortion;  puerjieral con-
vulsions  depending on uraemia; rheumatic myalgic jiains in
extremities.
  OLON.—Glonoine.—Increase  of pulse from  20  to 40
beats; congestion to the head, heart and medulla oblongata,
esjieeially during menstruation, jiregnancy or lying-in, as well
as in the climacteric years or after sujqiression of habitual
haemorrhages,  Avith  irregular,   intermittent,  increased  or
changeable jiulse ; ill effects from  fright, anger and  mechani-
cal  concussions;  affections of getting chilled, AA'hen the body
Avas bcited; ill effects from motions, to which  he is not used
to,  as riding, driving;  ill  effects from severe cold; fainting
tils with  or Avithout the loss of consciousness ; convulsions,
esjieeially on  the left  side; epilejisy and eclampsy; conges-
tive, ajiojilectie; and tyjihoid fevers;  cerebral typhus; sun-
stroke; congestions to the head, apoplexy, inflammation of
the brain, ill effects from  coup cle soldi, even the  most dan-
gerous symptoms; hydrocephalus;  headache anel migrane
after excessive  labor, from  the heat ofthe sun,  after sujijiress-
ed  perspiration  and  from sedentary  living;  sea-sickness;
Avorin-atfections ;  nervous jialjiitations, neuralgia; congestions
to heart arid lungs; carditis and  pericarditis; inflammation
ofthe  spinal marroAV.
  GRAPH.—Graphites.—Crampy pains with red swelling,
hardness and painfulness  of the  affected parts ; tension, as
if the  rnuscles  icere contracteel';  sudden darting pains,  esjie-
eially in  parts  affecteel with  ulcers; the  extremities go to
sleep; stiffness of the joints; liability to take cold; he lias to
avoid a draft of air; pulsation in the whole body after slight
exercise; neiwousness with tremulousness, or  moaning; ex-
cessive emaciation; aggravations of all pains,  when  "ctting 
GUAJ.
543
 cold;  dryness ofthe skin and deficient exhalation ;  erysipelas
 steatoma,  glandular swellings; moist  herpes,  phagadaenic
 blisters, sore  places, disfigured nails, fetid ulcers  and other
 diseases of the skin ; fanciful  ravings at  night; restlessness
 with anxious dreams;  waterbrash at night;  chilliness, early
 when in bed; cold feet and hands ; sweat at the least motion •
 night-sweats; disposition to grief and despondency; anxiety
 about the  smallest things, even unto  despair;  humid erup-
 tions on the hairy scalp; falling off of the hair of the head,
 even on  the sides  of  the  head; gray hairs; photophobia;
 daylight dazzles the eyes ;  eruptions and soreness behind the
 ears ;  fetid smell and stinking discharge from the nose; pale
 or yelloAv color ofthe face, with blue edges round the eyes;
 hemiplegia and distortion of the muscles ofthe face ; ulcerated
 corners of the mouth; scurfy eruptions  around the  mouth
 and skin; frequent discharge  of saliva;  foul urinous smell
 from the mouth; sensation in the throat, when  SAvallowing,
 as if a plug had lodged in it;  dyspepsia, excessive flatulence
 and constant vomiting  after taking food; fullness  and hard-
 ness of the abdomen; distended abdomen; discharge of foul
 smelling winds ;  feeling of weight in abdomen ; chronic con-
 stipation Avitli hardness in region of liver;  hard  knotty stool
 Avith discharge of mucus and blood ;  pains in hamiorrhoidal
 knobs; prolapsus recti, without straining, as if the sphincter
 ani Ave re  jiaralyzed; light  or  brown colored, half digested,
 thin anel intensely stinking passages Avith burning in rectum;
 Avatery leucorrhcea at time of menstruation ; swelling of both
 ovaries, Avith  sensation, as  if they Avere in motion Avith pains
 on stooping or pressure ; sore pains in back from sexual ex-
 ces'ses; sexual excitement;  suppressed, or scanty and  pale
 menses ; pains and cramps  during menstruation ; soreness of
 the pudendum and betAveen the thighs; hoarseness and titil-
 lation in the throat; voice not clear ;  soreness ofthe nipples
 Avith humid blisters; fetid sweat ofthe feet.
  GUAJ.—Guajacum.—Stitching and tearing Avith contrac-
 tion of the  affected parts and heat and renewal  ofthe pains
 by the  least motion ; the limbs go to sleep  easily;  emacia-
 tion ; suffering jiarts are very sensitive to the  touch ;  laziness
 and  Aveariness with disinclination to motion ;  creeping pains
in the bones, also with  swelling and interstitial distention;
 stitches in the brain or  hemicrania Avith stitching and tearing
 pain ; eyes swollen and protruding Avith the  sensation, as if
the lids were too short;  aA-ersion to milk;  constipation or soft
stool, in pieces; constant urging to  urinate with copious dis- 
541
HAMAM.--HELL.
charge  of fetid  urine;  shuddering  ofthe mamma1,  bad
cough Avith fetid jiurulent expectoration  and stitches in the
chest.

                            H.
  HAAIAAI.— Haaiamelis-airginica.    Bhlebifis,  various
forms ,/fraricosis, venous Jucmorrhage, passive hamorrltages
from uterus and  lungs ; jddeguiasio alba dolens; epistaxis
j/urp/ura ;  bleeding and //ainful pil,-n. —Painful fullness ofthe
brain, jiressure in the forehead between the eyes; feeling  as
if a bolt Avas jiassed from temjile  to tenqile and  tightly
screwed; ejiistaxis,  Avith  a feeling of tightness  of  the bridge!
ofthe nose and consielerable crowding jiressure on the fore-
head betAveen the eyes; extravasations  in the conjunctiva
and painless suggilations  on the eyeball; dry, thirsty feeling
in the throat, not relieved by drinking Avater;  roughness of
the fauces ; constant inclination  to swallow ; burning, sharp
jiains in the stomach; distress in, the umbilicus; rumbling
in the  boAvels Avith cutting jiains;  dull  jiains in the hypo-
chondria ;  dysentery, the  evacuations largely loaded  with
blood;  ineffectual desire  for stool;  hard,  dry, dark colored
stools ; ardor urinae ; scanty high-colored urine ; haeinaturia;
violent contractions of the vagina and a  smarting, burning
sensation,  folloAved  by jirurigo ;  oA'arian diseases, jiain, like
labor-jiain  commences in the region of the ovary and jiasses
doAvn the broad ligaments to the uterus; neuralgia of the
testicles ; orchitis;  cold  sweat  of the  scrotum at night; in-
cijiient impotence;  tickling in  the larynx AA'ith constant in-
clination to cough; slight  hacking cough; tickling cough,
Avith a taste of blood on  Avaking;  luemojitysis AA'ith taste of
sulphur in  the mouth ;  opjirossive tightness ofthe lower jiart
ofthe thorax, Avith inability to make a full inspiration ; severe
backache all day  after an emission ; lumbago ; severe draw-
ing  pains in the flexor muscles ;  stiffness in the hands' and
fingers.
   HELL.—Helleborus.—Lancinations  in  the  joints  or
across parts; stitching boring in  the  periosteum and other
jiarts. increased by  eating and drinking; cool air anel bodily
exertions;  heaviness of the limbs Avith painful sensitiveness
and aversion to motion;  jiaroxysms of suclcb-t. muscular re-
laxation with  sudden   jirostration,   esjieeially   aaIicu  not
thinking of the action of the muscles ; convulsions and sjias-
modic rigidity of the limbs, Avith shaking of the heael;  amy 
IIEL0N.--HEP.
545
Iioration in the fresh air;  pale countenance;  the skin peels
off;  drot/sg ;  falling off of the hair and of the nails ;  sleejii-
ness in  daytime and coma; chilliness of the body Avith  heat
ofthe head;  silent melancholy and moaning; indisposition
to mental labor; frequent  staring; the Avhole head feels be-
numbed ;  burning  heat in the head Avith pale f ice ; oedema
of the  face ;  Avrinkles on  the forehead ; ptyalism Avith sore-
ness of  the corners ofthe mouth ; blisters and aphthae in the
mouth and on the  tongue ; aversion to fat and  green vege-
tables ;  hunger with aversion to food;  ulcerative pain in the
stomach after eating, and  soreness of the pit  ofthe stomach,
Avhen coughing or stepping ; burning in  the  stomach, rising
uji of the oesophagus ; sensation of coldness and heaviness in the
stomach;  diarrhoea of Avhite, jelly-like mucus; complete loss
of sexual desire ; dysjmcea from contraction ofthe chest Avith
desire to make a cleeji inspiration.
   HELON. — Helonias-dioica.—A\Teariness  and languor ;
excessive  irritation of the glandular  system ; dull, gloomy
and  irritable,  desire to be left alone;  a feeling of jiressure
from within upwards  to the vertex, aggravated by looking
steadily at one point;  pain in the forehead, as if a band Avere
drawn across  ;  salivation  of pregnant  Avomen and teething
children ;  stomatitis materna ; vomiting and purging,  with a
griping and burning sensation in the ejiigastrium ;  diarrhoea,
Avith a burning sensation in the boAvels  and irritability ofthe
stomach ;  albuminuria ; burning,  scalding pain when urinat-
ing ; strangury; 'piercing, draAving pain in the loAver part of
the back,  through  to  the  uterus ; nipples very sensitive and
jiainful;  amenorrhea!, marked  by general  atony and  an
oneemic condition; leucorrhcea;  atonic and  passive menor-
rhagia; prolapsus uteri.
   HEP.—Hepar-sulphuris.—Drawing,  tearing and  stitch-
ing in the limbs and joints, especially on Avaking early in the
morning;  increase of pain during his nightly fever, especial-
ly the cold stage ; nervous irritafiility, Avith pain to the touch
and  increased sensitiveness  to fresh air ;  faints easily at the
slightest pain;  chronic suppurations; glandular  swellings,
-with suppuration ;  erysipelas, rhagades, unhealthy  skin, fetid
ulcers and cutaneous affections generally;  great  tendency to
perspire ;  sweats day and night without relief;  disagreeable
acid-smelling  perspiration;  cancer; hot and reel swelling,
with straineel  feeling ; sore and bruised pahiAvhen touching
the parts ; much and convulsive yawning; nightly sleepless-
ness, or disturbed sleep  by thoughts passing  through the 
546
HYDRAST.
bead like clouds ;  nightly chill, Avith increase of pain, or dry
night heat, Avith headache,  thirst and delirium ; hypochon-
dria; dejected, sad, fearful ;  the slightest cause  irritates him ;
jiinqiles on the hairy sealji, sore to the touch ;  falling off of
the hair and many bald jilaces;  erysijielatous ojihtbabnia,
nightly spasms ofthe eyelids ;  scabs on and  behind the  cars;
jiuriform fetid otorrhcea; yelloAv  complexion, Avith blue bor-
ders around the eyes ; flushes of heat in the face and head ;
ulcerated corners  of the mouth ; ptyalism, also  after abuse
of mercury;  jiainful sensation as of a plug  in the throat, or
stitching as from a splinter;  dysjiejisia, with jiressure, swell-
ing and tension in the stomach ; putrid taste, metallic taste ;
desire for Avine and sour things ; bloatedness and jiainful sen-
sitiveness of the abdomen, cannot bear anything tight  around
the AA'aist; slow stool,  as from inaction of the boAvels ; green
slimy diarrheea Avith a sour smell; sour-smelling diarrheea in
children ; dysentery, Avith discharges of bloody mucus ; Aveak-
ness of the  bladder, Avith sIoav eliseharge of urine ; Averting
the bed  at night; the  urine  looks  flocculent  and  turbid ;
greasy jiellicle on the urine ;  soreness of the pudendum ; di-
minished  sexual instinct ; feeble erections;  weakness of the
larynx with hectic fever ; Aveakness of the vocal organs ; ac-
cumulation of phlegm in the throat;  dry cough, AA'ith  sjias-
modic retching and A'omiting, or  moist cough, Avith mucous
rattling in the chest; anxious Avheezing breathing, Avith dan-
ger of suffocation  Avhen lying  down ; night cough ;  anxious
feeling about the  heart,  with paljiitation,  in  hyjiertrojihy;
swellings on the hands and feet, disposed to suppurate;  hang
nails and riiig-arouncls.
  HYDRAST. —IIydrastis-canadensis.—Physical prostra-
tion ;  faintish weak feeling;  glandular diseases ;  scirriius and
cancer; erysijielatoid rash, Avith intense burning heat; rha-
gades and excoriations;  small pox;  acute catarrhs,  Avith
mucous discharges ; constant discharge of thick white mucus
from the nose; ozcena  scrofulosa; sore mouth, aphtha?, sto-
matitis materna;  tongue large and  marked by the teeth ;
excessive secretion of tenacious mucus from the buccal mu-
cous membrane, so profuse that it may be removed  in long
tenacious shreds ;  ulcerated  sore  throat;  syphilitic  angina;
sticky mucus around the jialate, Avith bad taste  ; dijihtheria;
eructations of sour fluid; great sense of sinking ami prostra-
tion at the epngastrium, Avith violent and long-continued pal-
pitation of the heart;  atonic dyspepsia, Avith acidity ; jaun-
dice;  constant  distress in the umbihcal region, Avith  loud 
ILYDR.-AC. — HYOS.
547
 rumbling in the bowels, especially on going  to bed or AA'hen
 aAvr.king in  the night;  griping in the boAvels, Avith profuse
 light-colored diarrhoea ;  light-colored but acrid stools; con-
 st ij/ation; malignant ulcers in colon and rectum ;  dull, heavy
 Aveight in the lumbar region ;  gonorrhoea and gleet; mucous
 leucorrhoea,  Avith  tenacious  discharge, sometimes hanging
 from the os  in  long  A7iscid strings;  discharge  like Avhite of
 eg<r, jirofuse, debilitating, immediately after menses; nympho-
 mania.
   1IYDR.-AC. — Hydrocyanic-acid.—Syncope  from con-
 traction of  the  cerebral  arteries ;  languor  and Aveakness ;
 convulsions;  paralysis;  catalepsy; illusions  of the senses;
 vertigo;  opjiressive  pain  in  the forehead ; sallow and gray
 complexion; lockjaAv; stiffness ofthe tongue, imperfect arti-
 culation ; sjiasms of the  oesophagus ;  severe gastralgia ;  asth-
 matic breathing ; feeble  action of the heart;  unsteady gait.
   HYOS.—Hyoscyamus-niger.—Spasms  anel convulsions,
 Avith  diarrhoea,  enuresis and coldness ofthe body; shriek,
 anguish  anel  ojipression of  the  chest  and renewal of the
 paroxysm on attempting to  swallow liquids ;  sudden falling
 down  Avith  a shriek  and convulsions;  hemiplegia;  he is
 scarcely able to stand on  his legs, and  seems constantly in-
 clined to fall;  dry,  brittle  skin;  pustules   like  small  pox,
 boils, broAvn spots and gangrenous blisters ;  coma, Avith con-
 vulsions or sleeplessness  from anguish and nervousness;  som-
 nolency, Avith fixed and  inexpressive countenance and confu-
 sion of ideas ; coma, Avith spasmodic symptoms;  heat, with
 seething of the blood;  copious and frequent perspiration ;
 fearfulness and anxiety, with dread of men ; frenzy and rage,
 Avith  beating, murderous  disposition   and   great  physical
 strength; quarrelsome and reproachful;  jealousy; lascivious
 and amorous disposition ; complete loss  of consciousness;
 imbecility and stupor; he talks more than usual and  laughs
 at everything;  mania, Avith  furious ravings ;  mania,  Avith
 horrid imaginations;  ludicrous acts ; congestions to the bead ;
 demeanor as if possessed  of the devil; red,  s/xirkling eyes
 ami staring looks;  night-blindness;  objects look red and
larger than usual; dilated pupils;  cramjis  ofthe eyelids;
difficult hearing, as if stupefied; pale blueish-cold face,  or
blood-red or  brown-red face; the teeth feel elongated,  loose,
 covered with mucus;  clean,  parched, dry tongue ; burning
 and dryness  of  the tongue  and lips;  loss of  speech from
paralysis of the  tongue ; inability to swallow, on account of
a spasmodic constriction  and SAvelling of the  throat; hydro- 
548
IIYPEUIC. — I ON AT.
 jihobia;  aversion to liquids;  vomiting of mucus, blood or
 food;  colicky jiains, Avith vomiting, heaelache and screaming;
 constipation from  abdominal Aveakness ; yellow, Avalery, co-
 pious, not offensive diarrhoea; involuntary stool Avhile urinat-
 ing; painless diarrhoea;  eluring childbed  she  has  no Avill to
 make water; great prostration following  jiarturition ;  suji-
 jiressed or iin'oluntary emission of urine;  uightlg,  drg, s/his-
 modic cough,  esjieeially when  lying;  sjiasms  of the chest;
 cough Avorse on lying  clown, and  better on  rising or sitting
 up.
   IIYPEBIC.—Hypericum-pereoliatum.—As  valuable to
 the injuries ofthe nerves as Arnica is to those  of the muscu-
 lar system.   Weakness and trembling ;  constant drowsiness ;
 tearing pains in different jiarts ; vertigo, delirium, colic;  ery-
 sipelas of the cheeks;  melancholy, forgetfulness;  dilatation
 ofthe pupils ; bitter  eructations;  bloatedness of the neck
 anel ofthe  abdomen;  thirst; tenesmus;  stitches below  the
 mammae,  dyspnoea, palpitations.

                             I.

   IGNAT.—Ignatia-aaiara.—Princijial sphere of action  in
 the neiAous system, especially spinal nerves, Avith particular
 reference  to  genital system, in  most disorders of  the reflex
 system of nerves,  as long as there are no imjiortant changes
 in the circulation.  Pains are borne in dull  resignation,  jia-
 tients lie quietly; excessive sensitiveness, hypereesthesia of the
nerves, marked inqiressionability;  sjiinal irritation, jiains in-
 creased by the touch ;  distensive or constrictive sensation in
 the cavities  of the body; jiains in  the joints, as if luxated;
 contusive  and  bruised  jiain, esjieeially  in the jieriosteum of
long bones,  particularly when  lying on one side and going
off in a recumbent position;  tingling in the limbs, as if gone
to sleeji;  aggravation  and renewal of the pains by smoking,
 coffee, brandy, noise, after meals, in the evening in bed and
in the morning after rising;  improvement by change of jiosi-
 tion, by lying on the back or on the jiainful part; jiressure
as from a  hard body, or cutting jiains as from knives ; faint-
ing^ fits;  opisthotonos with  blue  red  face,  sjiasms  of the
 fauces, suffocative  fits,  loss of consciousness,  foam  at  the
 mouth ; sore jilaces on  the skin; a good deal of yawning,  as
 if the  lower jaAV Avere dislocated ;  itching nettlerash ;  heavy
 deep sleep, Avhich  does not refresh; restless night-sleeji, with
moaning,  talking, tAvitching of the limbs;  dreams Avith fixed 
IOD.--LP EC.
549
 ideas, continuing  after Avaking  up ;  chilliness, with renewal
 of the pains ;  heat and redness externally, with intolerance
 of warmth ; whining, melancholy  and internal  grief, with
 moaning; changeable mood ;  sensitiveness of feeling ; obsti-
 nate and irritable; cannot bear being contradicted ;  head-
 ache, as if the temples would  be pressed  out, as if the head
 would burst; photophobia ; difficulty of hearing the human
 voice ;  change of jialeness and redness of the face, or sunken
 pale face Avith  blue borders around the eyes;  redness  and
 burning heat of only one cheek ;  bites his tongue easily when
 chewing or talking; increased secretion of saliva;  sensation
 as if one SAvallciAved over a lump, causing a crackling  noise;
 stitches and sensation as of a lump in the throat, almost only
 between the acts of deglutition ; aversion against eating, es-
 pecially meat anel  warm food ;  pains after eating and  smok-
 ing  tobacco ; singultus after eating  and drinking; spasmodic
 pains in  bowels, with flatulency;  constipation,  with  much
 urging and disposition  of the rectum to  protrude ; bloody
 mucous  diarrhoea;  asearides ;  sexual debility, but much de-
 sire ; uterine sjiasms, Avifh lancinating and labor-like constric-
 tion ; irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhoea, originating
 in irritation ofthe nervous  system" Avithout uterine conges-
 tion ; spasmodic  pains of ovaries, Avith contracted sensation
 of the stomach ; constriction  of the chest and  throat, Avith
 dry cough.
   IOD.— Iodiuai.—Ailments from abuse of Mercury ;  gene-
 ral emaciation, sometimes  sudden and extreme ; aggravation
 of the pains in the morning and at night;  also  during mo-
 tion, pressure, contact or Avarm air;  swelling of the glands,
 Avith indurations; serofulosis, rhachitis, rheumatism, herpes,
 scrofulous inflammations of the eyes and ears;  blepbaroph-
 tbabnia;  ptyalism  and  ulcers of the mouth after abuse  of
 Mercury; abdominal  phthisis; arthritic and scrofulous bu-
 boes ;  \veakness of the stomach ;  leucorrhcea; galactorrhea;
 laryngeal phthisis;  chronic catarrhs;  influenza; Avhooping
 cough ; inflammatory swelling of the nose ; old goitres ;  hy-
 drarthus; AA'hite  swelling  of the limbs anel joints;  sensitive
 and  irritable ; excessive  kind of imjiatience ; entire sleepless-
 ness ; convulsive  twitches ofthe muscles ofthe face ; hoarse-
 ness and irritating  cough ; acrid  sweat ofthe feet, corroding
the  skin; dark yelloAv,  green urine;  croup,  unremittingly
persisted in  till amendment occurs.
  H'EC.—Ipecacuanha.—Bruised  pain or  drawing in the
bones;  cracking in the joints;  great sensitiveness  to heat 
550
1R.-V.
 and cold ; amelioration in the ojien air ;  debility, Avith jiale
 face and blue margins around the  eyes;  //amxgsins of sud-
 den debility, with nausea anel loathing ; ojiisthotonic sjiasms,
 Avith distortion ofthe features, reel  and bloated face, twitch-
 ing of the  facial muscles, lijis and eyelids ;  rigid stretching
 ofthe whole body; great emaciation ;  ha niorrhage of bright
 red blood;  rash ; sleeji AA'ith eyes half open and  full  of rest-
 lessness and moaning; Avant of vitality;  chilliness and cold-
 ness;  sudden  attacks of heat, AA'ith sweat; peevish  humor;
 extreme impatience;  bruised pain of the brain and  skull,
 AA'ith nausea ; reel, inflamed eyes;  ears cold  and chilly ; ycl-
 loAvish hue  ofthe face, or  bloated jiale  face Avith blue  borders
 around the eyes ; reel skin around the mouth ;  sweet  taste in
 the mouth, as of blood; aversion to food; vomiting of m il-
 eus, bile and  food ; spasmodic nausea,  Avith malaise ;  nausea,
 AA'ith distension of the abdomen  and dryness of the  throat;
 after vomiting, inch nation to sleej); h;einateinesis ; excessive
 pain in the stomach  and  pit of the stomach ;  sensation  of
 enqitiness and relaxation of the stomach;  flatulent colic;
 gri/iing /'/inching in  the  abdomen, as  if  one Avere grasping
 Avith the hands, alleviated by rest, but excited  by motion ;
 yelloAA7,  slimy or green diarrheea,  as if fermented ;  watery
 and jiainless  diarrhcea; stool covered Avith reel, bloody mu-
 cus ;  pitch-like  stools; sjiasmodic  suffocative  cough, Avith
 blueness of the  face and  rigidity of the  body;  asthma and
 sjiasmodic  suffocative  fits;   jianting   breathing;  mucous
 rattling in  the  chest; convulsive  evening  cough;  croup,
 Avith deep red color of tonsils and  pharynx and  slow devel-
 opment  of crouji.
   IR.-Ar.—Iris-veesicolor.—Nervous  irritability with  jiros-
 tration of the Avhole system ; lassitude and loAvness of spirits ;
 malignant sore, resembling a  boil;  scrofulous affections and
 skin diseases ; feeling  of  droAvsiness;  dreams of suffocation
 and fire ; heat over the Avhole body, followed by chill, with
 cold hands and feet ; SAveat over the Avhole body, but jiarti-
 eularly on  the groin ; bilious fevers ;   sick headache ; dull,
 heavy headache, Avith AA'eakness, nausea  and even vomiting;
 violent, stujiid or stunning headache, with facial  neuralgia-
 inflamed  eye-lids ; greasy feeling of tongue and gums  on
 rising  in the  morning ;  painful burning  in the  mouth anel
 fauces ; nausea anel euq>ty  eructations ;  aching in the stomach
before breakfast and  on drinking cold water; great burning
distress in the ejiigastric region ; intense  burning in  the re-
gion of the pancreas; effectual in almost all kinds of vomit- 
KAL.-C
551
ing ; acidity  of the  stomach;  colic, obliging him to bend
forAvards;  fetid flatulence; bilious stools, with burning anel
smarting at  the  anus and rectum; grumbling bellyache;
jieriodical  night  diarrhoea;  cholera infantum and cholera
morbus ; seminal  emissions Avith  amorous  dreams; coldness
and itching of the genitals.
                              »
                            K.

   KAL.-C.—Kali-carbonicuai.—Feeling of emptiness as if
the Avhole body Avere holloAV;  great  sensitiveness  and draAv-
ing pains in the limbs, AA'ith great jialeness and chilliness after
the attack ; stitches in the joints, tendons and muscles;  ul-
cerative jiain Avhen jiressing  on any part of the body; pain
as from bruises of all the  muscles of the body;  great dread
of the open air ; liability to take  cold in the ojien air ;  seeth-
ing of the blood and heat in the head ; Avant of exhalation
and inability to SAveat;  rush of blooel and pulsations through
the whole boelg ; faints  easily; nervous attacks of sudden  in-
disjiosition ;  trembling debility; glandular swellings and  in-
durations ; clrojisical and cedematous SAvellings ;  blueish chil-
blains ; ulcers bleed readily, especially at night; old  Avarts;
droAvsiness in day-time and sopor ; light and restless night
sleep, AA'ith  anxious dreams ;  tAvitching and starting  Avhen
asleejD;  nightmare;  chilliness and  frequent  shuddering;
sweats easily ; night sweat, anguish and great sadness ;  vexed
and irritated mood ; angry and  Avrathful ; a good deal  of
vertigo, as if proceeding from the stomach ; liability of the
head to take cold ; dryness and falling  off of the  hair; sac-
culated swelling  betAveen the eye-brows and eye-lids; lac-
chrymation anel nightly agglutination ; feeling of chilliness in
the'lids ; coldness ofthe ears ;  inflammation and SAvelling of
the glands of the ear;  nostrils  sore  and ulcerated, Avith dis-
charge of fetid matter; yelloAv or pale face, Avith hollow eyes
and pale  lijis ; pimples on the face; old warts; fetor from
the mouth like old  cheese ;  desire for SAveet or sour things ;
inactivity and coldness  of the abdomen ; flatulence ; costive-
ness from want of action  in  the bowels;  jiassage of iieces
difficult on account of both ;  luemorrhoidal knobs bleed and
swell readily during stool or Avhen urine is  passed ;  tough,
dark, soft  stool ;  sudden, vehement desire for  stool, as  in
diarrhoea, although the  stool Avas  hard, AA'ith colic ; urging to
urinate, Avitli increased secretion ;  itching, gnawing and sore-
ness of the  pudendum; deficient sexual desire; acrid men- 
552
KAL.-UI.
strual blood, Avith bad, pungent smell, making the thighs sore ;
cough,  Avith exjiectoration  of mucus and jnis;  eonijilcte
hoarseness  and ajihony ;  night cough;  sjiasmodic  cough;
lacerating  serajing  in  the chest ; frequent intermissions  of
the beat of the heart;  asthma ; goitre.
  KAL.-BI.—Kali-richromicum.—Synqitoms aggravated or
produced by hot Aveather; synqitoms come on  quickly and
subside  soon;  morning aggravation  ; anomalous jiains  lly
reqiidly from one jiart  to  another; debility, Avith cachectic
ajijiearance ; jiale and yelloAvish comj.ile.vion ;  emaciation ;
solid erujition-like measles  over the  body, sometimes pustu-
lous, AA'ith  gangrenous  scurfs or  sjiots;  secondary  syphilis,
esjieeially in fauces and soft jialate ;  jiainful ulcer on  tongue;
jiains in  linger and  elboAV  ;  vertigo, to falling, Avith nausea
and  A'omiting ;  hemicrania over one  eye ;  ojihthalmia, with
redness, burning of the swollen  lids and  Avatering of  the
eyes; bloody spots and pustules on the  cornea, or Avhite
sjiots; amaurosis; chronic inflammation  ofthe Se-hneielerian
membrane: sore nose, Avith small ulcers in nostrils, anel tough,
thick, viscid discharge ; jiolypus of the nose; ulceration  of
the sejitum nasi; swelling of the nose ; syphilitic erujition on
the  face;  scorbutic  erujition; sujijiuration  of the gums;
tongue  heavily coated  ; feeling in the throat as if the food
Avould remain lodged there; ulcers in the throat and fauces;
syjihilitic ulcers in the throat ; sweet metallic taste  ; exces-
sive thirst; great Aveakness of digestion ; over-indulgence in
beer anel other malt liquors,  AA'ith  morning nausea and sensa-
tion of heaviness in head and eyes ; vomiting of mucus ; food
jiresses like a heavy weight on the stomach, as soon as taken ;
empty eructations; ulcers in the stomach ; constijiation, AA'ith
colicky  jiains;  attacks of dysentery,  returning  periodically
every year, in the early part of the  summer; reel,  smooth,
cracked  tongue in  dysentery;  sujijiuration ofthe kidneys;
pustules and itching in the  pudenda; pain and soreness of
the vagina ; vcIIoav,  thick leucorrhcea, Avith pain in the back ;
leucorrhoea, with stringy and tough discharge; enlarged ton-
sils, Avith deafness;  jiains  in the  ear, AA'ith swelling ofthe
parotis  and other neighboring glands ;  jiains in the ear ex-
tend uji to the head and descend to the  same siele of  the
neck;  ulceration of the larynx, Avith loss of smell; sharji
stitches in left ear ;  chronic laryngitis and bronchitis; Avheez-
ing and rattling in chest, Avith expectoration of thick yelloAv
mucus ; hoarse eroupy cough; cough Avorse when undressing,
better after getting  warm in bed; cough Avorse in the morn- 
KAL.-I0D.— KREAS.
553
•  ing on waking ;  wheezing and panting ; violent cough, with
  retching and difficult expectoration of mucus, so viscid that
  tt con be drown  in strings doivn to the feet; polypi-like and
  membranous  formation in the bronchial tubes ; opjiression
  of  the chest and dyspnoea; blisters on the feetrfrom Avalking.
    KAL.-IOD.—Kali-hydroiodicum. —Papulous erujitions';
  iuruncles;  petechias;  enlargement and sujipuration  ofthe
  submaxillary gland; atrophy ofthe mammaa ; catarrhal fever •
  anguish and fear; exaltation as after sjiirituous drinks; severe
  frontal headache;  severe ophthalmia;  chemosis,  with dis-
  charge of pus ;  oedema of the eyelids ; mistiness before the
  eyes ;  flow  of tears ; earache ;  swelling of the face and of
  the tongue ; pam and swelling of the gums ;  grumbling in
  the hollow teeth;  fetid breath ;  ulcers of  the  tongue and
  mouth ;  ptyalism ;  salty saliva;  bloody  saliva, Avith sweet
  taste in the mouth ; strong appetite, voraciousness ; loss  of
  appetite,  M7ith emaciation;  empty eructations; vomitino--
  gastritis; flatulency ; painful  hloatedness  of the abdomen •'
  constipation, alternating with  diarrhoea; increase of urinary
  secretion; mucous discharge from vagina and uterus; influ-
  enza,  bronchitis, hoarseness;  roughness in the larvnx; dry
  cough, with greenish expectoration ;  stitches under the ster-
  num ;  dyspnoea,  pleurisy, stitches in the  heart; rheumatic
  pains in the extremities.
   KALM. — Kalmia-latifolia. — Bheumatic  wandering
 pajns, with threatening metastasis to the heart; intermittent,
  bilious and typhoid  fevers; herpes, syphilitic eruptions; dis-
 eases of the heartojf rheumatic  or arthritic origin ; hyper-
 trophy of the  heart;  thickening of the valves of the heart;
 diminishes the activity ofthe heart's action ; acceleration of
 the pulse and of the beats of the heart.
   KREAS. -Kreasotum.— Pains  as  if sore, contused and
 bruised;   paralytic  drewing and tearing; stitching in the
joints;  nightly _pains; great agitation in the body,  as if the
parts were all  in  motion ; pustules, resembling small-pox or
itch ; dry and humid herpes; sleepiness, with much yawning;
dreams full of anxiety; chilliness and coldness;  despair to
get  well again; Aveakness of memory; rush of blood to the
head, Avith beating  pains, as if everything Avould press out
of the_ forehead ;  ulcerative pain in the  head ; falling off of
the hair, particularly when combing the head; swelling ofthe
borders of the eyelids, sujipuration of the eyes and profuse
discharge of acrid, smarting tears;  inflammation of the outer
ear,  with bright redness; swelling and burning pain ; humid
              Jit) 
551
LACHN.--LACH.
 herpes ofthe ears ;  livid complexion ;  acne rosacea and scaly
 herjies on the eyelids, cheeks and around the mouth ; draAv-
 ing from the teeth  to  the temjiles; nausea, vomiting and
 AA'aterbrasb ;  painful hard sjiot on the  region of the jiylorus;
 spasmodic  labor  pains, ulcerative jiains" and painful feeling
 of coldness in the abdomen; intermittent stool,  hard,  dry,
 Avith a good  deal of jiressing; frequent  desire to urinate,
 "with copious emissions ;  fetid, broAvn, or reddish urine, Avith
 much sediment; liability of the uterus to disease ;  jiremature
 menses, Avith profuse discharge of dark blood ; discharge of
 acrid-snail ing, bloody, corrosive,  yellow, foul-smelling,  ichor
 after the menses ;  AAhite and jiainless, or corrosive, yellow,
 foul-smelling leucorrhcea ;  dry, Avhee/.ing cough, Avith retch-
 ing ; ojipression of the chest;  stitches about the heart.

                            L.

   LACIIN. —Lachnanthes-tinctoria.  — Symptoms  Avorse
 Avhen lying cIoavii, they disappear Avhen Avalking about; fever,
 with circumscribed redness  of the cheeks and brilliant ages ;
 itching and burning of the skin all night, worse after scratch-
 ing ; Avakefulness  Avithout  feeling weak; restless  sleep at
 night;  whining on account  of headache ;  sensation  as if the
 vertex  Avas enlarged and AA'as driven upAvards ; the bead feels
 enlarged and as if split open Avith a wedge from the outside
 to  AA'ithin ;  the Avhole scalp is very  painful to the  touch ;
 coryza; profuse ejiistaxis; all the teeth jiainful, loose and too
 long ;  dryness in the throat, especially at  night Avhen Avaking,
 AA7ith much cough ; heaelache relieved after eating : aversion
 to meat; hiccough ; swelling and  twisting in the upjier jiart
 ofthe  abdomen;  flatulency; pneumonia; cough from irri-
 tation in the throat;  feeling of fullness in the chest; stitches
 in the chest;  sensation of heat in the region of the heart;
 Avry neck.
  Lach.—Lachesis.—Aggravation in  the open air, during
 damp weather, after sleep ing, from exertion, evening aggrava-
 tions ; pains relieved by eating ; left-sideel affections ; phleg-
 matic, sjiongy  constitution, with dark  eyes and inclination to
 laziness ;  eniaciation ; tearing in  and  contraction of the  af-
 fected joints; bone-pains, mostly in the evening and jiassing off
 during  sleeji;  paralysis; aAvkAvard gait from  stiffness of the
joints ;  laziness, aversion to motion, wants to lie all the time;
 great and sudden Aveakness  and frequent syncope;  aggrava-
 tion and renewal of the pains in  damp Aveather, after every 
LACH.
555
  sleep in the day or night, after fright, mortification, listening
  to tales of murder, after  acids, Avine or beer, and  especially
  also during rest, amelioration during motion; tubercles, net-
  tlerash, pimples and warts, gangrenous  Winters,  erysipelas,
  scarlet-like eruptions, petechiae ; yelloAvish complexion; deep-
  ly penetrating suppurations;  unclean, flat,  ichorous ulcers;
  pain in old cicatrices; aneurisms; sleepiness in daA'-time and
  coma;  chilliness and coldness, or heat, Avith seething of the
  blood; perspires easily or cannot sweat at all; melancholy,
  discouragement and loathing of life; great nervous irrita-
  bility ;  anxiety and despair of one's recovery ;  attacks  of
  nightly fear ; mistrust and suspicion ; peevish and fault-find-
  ing ; loss of memory and  forgetfulness, especially for ortho-
  grajihy; maniacal jealousy; morbid talkativeness ; increased
  activity of the phantasy;  ideas rush ujion his mind ; rush of
  blood  to the head, as if it  would  burst;  one-sided,  tense
  headaches,^ extending from occiput to eyes, Avith vomiting ;
  vertigo, AA'ith paleness, tendency to faint and numbness; un-
 dulating pulsative headache ;  dryness of the ears, Avhite ceru-
 men ; frequent bleeding of the nose; ozaena; coryza,  Avith
 soreness of the  nose; yellow, gray, salloAV color;  erysipela-
 tous SAvelling of the face ; sore throat, the soreness being felt
 at small spots in the throat, extending to the ears,  M'ith dan-
 ger of  suffocation ;  sensation of a plug, lump or  tubercle in
 the throat ;  sensation after eating, as if something had re-
 mained  adhering to the oesophagus ; desire for  Avine and
 milk, although  he feels worse after  it; dyspepsia, Avith pain
 after eating ;  extreme aversion to food,  also to  AA'ine and
 smoking ; eructations which afford relief, and aggravation
 if flatulence does not pass off;  cannot bear anything tight
 around  the Avaist;  constipation ;  exhausting chronic diar-
 rhoea, urging to urinate, Avith frequent micturition ;  increased
 sexual instinct  and many lascivious  thoughts, Avith  Aveak
 erections and impotency;  scanty, delaying, intermittent
 menses ;  indispensable at  the critical  age, even  Avhen the
 menses  are  too profuse ; soreness and raAvness of the larynx,
 induced by tickling in the larynx and trachea, and jirovoked
 by deep inspiration, sjieaking and external pressure, patient
 cannot endure the least constriction around the throat; sense
 of fullness in trachea; cough at night, during sleep, or from
 tickling in the throat; chest feels raw betAveen the shoulders,
with stitches in the sides  and  bloody expectoration ;  cough,
as if some fluid  had  come  in the wrong passage, or violent
cough from ulcers  in  the  throat, with  nausea and difficult 
556
LAUR.—LED.
 exjiectoration; coughing of up frothy, tenacious, glairy mucus ;
 excessive dryness of throat, jiarticularly if it occurs in sjiots;
 eli/i/it/teria ;  pain in swallowing extends to  both ears,  aggra-
 vated from emjifcy s\A'alloAA'ing and ameliorated by taking warm
 food; inexpressible anguish about the heart ; irregularity of
 the beats of the heart ; old varicose ulcers;  cracked skin
 betAveen the toes ; panaritium, Avith pricking in the extremi-
 ties of the fingers.
   LAUR.—Laurocerasus.—Paralysis;   fainting  fits, falls
 doAvn suddenly; convulsions AA'ith subsequent jiaralysis ofthe
 muscles; epileptic spasms Avith foam at the mouth ; excessive
 Aveakness  and  jirostration; conA7ulsions  Avith staring eyes,
 lockjaw and foam in the mouth ;  evening exacerbation, ameli-
 oration  in the open air and at  night;  deficiency of natural
 heat; chilliness of the whole body, with pain in the  back;
 alternations of A'iolent chills  and burning heat;  melancholy,
 dullness of the senses; stupefying headache; the brain feels
 contracted and jiainful; dryness of the eyes;  optical illusions ;
 darkness before  the eyes;  amaurosis; sunken  countenance,
 livid complexion,  yellow  spots on the  face;  prosopalgia;
 loss of sjieech ; the  tongue feels  burnt  and numb; painful
 feeling in the throat; spasm, heat and pain  in pharynx, ceso-
 phagus and stomach ; hiccough; bitter eructations; violent
 pains  in the  stomach Avith  loss of speech, burning  in the
 stomach and  abdomen; sticking pain in the liver Avith jires-
 sure ; jaundice; distention  of the region of the liver, Avith
 pain  as  from subcutaneous ulceration ;  hard, firm, delayed
 stool; constipation;  paralysis of  the sphincter ani;  urine,
 yelloAv, scanty,  pale,  sjiasmodic  constriction of the  larynx
 Avith hawking ; frequent coughing with roughness anel hoarse
 voice ; slow moaning and rattling breathing  ; stitches in the
 region of the heart  during an  inspiration;  sitting posture
 causes gasping  for  breath;  pains, as if  sprained in the ex-
 tremities.
  LED.—Ledum-palustre.—Rheumatic  and arthritic pains;
 rheumatic pains first  attack the feet, and extenel uj/wards ;
 pressing, tearing pains in joints and muscles ; aggravation  in
 the  evening  till bedtime, but  not  in  bed;  jiains  change
location  quickly; no  swelling of affected parts;  left-sided
 affections;  dropsy;  herjies;  boils;  ascites;  cough Avith
greenish or bloody expectoration; asthma,  aggravated by
exercise;  haemojitysis with  spasmodic cough;  menses too
soon and too copious; haemorrhages connected  with flbrous
tumors; weakness and heaviness in the inferior  extremities- 
LEPT.--LOB.
557
pains, simulating sciatica; SAvelling of the  feet  and legs;
bites  of poisonous insects.
   LEPT. — Leptandra-virginica.—Weakness and faintness;
general  relaxation of the system;  physical  and mental de-
pression Avith vertigo and  drowsiness; universal  chilliness;
stujior, heat  and dryness of the  skin, calor mordax or cold-
ness ofthe extremities; constant dull frontal headache; diz-
ziness Avhile Avalking; feeling, as if the hair Avere being pulled
out;  tongue coated yelloAv in the  centre, flat pappy taste;
nausea AA7ith  faintness;  severe vomiting Avith  diarrhoea;  con-
stant distress in the lo\A7er part ofthe ejiigastrium and upper
portions of the umbilical regions; sinking sensation in the
j)it of the stomach;  dull,  aching,  burning distress in the
liver; sharp, cutting pains near  the gall-bladder;  jaundice;
dark, almost block evacuations from the bowels ;  sharp cut-
ting pains in umbilical region ; thin, broAvn, often fetid stool;
stools of mixed  mucus, flocculent  and  Avatery, AA7ith yellow
bile  or blood; mucous, bloody stool, mixed  Avith  shred-like
substances; stools of pure blood; pains in the bowels after
stool, but no  tenesmus.
   LOB.—Lobelia-inflata.—Languor, feebleness, relaxation
of the muscles, trembling of the limbs; tendency to faint;
vertigo,  nausea,  partial blindness;  anxious dreams and fre-
quent Avaking; somnolence;  depression of mind, Avith fear of
death ; reeling, SAvimming, intoxicated  feeling; severe head-
ache Avith  dizziness and  sickness of the stomach; heat and
sweat about  the  face  and head ; disagreeable metallic taste
in the mouth; Aoav of clammy  saliva; copious salivation ;
burning  ofthe throat;  dryness of the fauces; sensation of a
lump in the jiit ofthe throat; bitter taste Avith coated tongue
and  thirst;  flatulent  eructations; frequent gulping  up of a
burning  sour  fluid;  extreme nausea Avith profuse persjiira-
tion; copious vomiting Avith  great  prostration, but  a  good
appetite shortly  afterAvards; pressing, compressing pain in
pit of stomach, like a stick, going to the back and  shoulders,
worse after eating Avith anxiety and oppression ofthe chest;
nausea, Avorse at night and after sleeping,  relieved  by a little
food  or  drink; dyspepsia ;  distention of the  abdomen, with
shortness of  breath; flatulent rumbling in  the abdomen Avith
pain ; intestinal intussusception ;  incarcerated hernia; copi-
ous haemorrhage  from the haemorrhoidal vessels; diminished
sexual desire frigidity of the os and ofthe perinseum during
labor; frequent  short, dry  cough; violent racking cough,
with  profuse expectoration of ropy mucus; asthma; constant 
558
LYC
 dyspepsia, aggravated by the slightest exertion, jiressure of
 the epigastrium, rising from thence to the heart,with orAvilh
 out heartburn.
   LYC.—Lycopodium.—Aggravation even/ afternoon at  4
 o'clock ; aggravation from warmth  during rest, from jires-
 sure, from drinking  Avine,  and Avhen riding; over-sensitive-
 ness  to jiain;  all the  limbs  are painful, Avhen  touched or
 pressed ; draAving and tearing in the affected parts, esjieeially
 every other day or  in Avinely Aveather, relieved  by exteu-nal
 AA'armth ; feels better in the open air, but is very sensitive to
 cold  air; catches cold very easy; stiffness of the limbs Avith
 insensibility and numbness; seething of the blood and great
 restlessness of the body; frequent attacks of distressing feel-
 ing of coldness, as if the blooel became cold, or the circulation
 were  arrested;  sjiasmodic extension and contraction of single
 limbs and muscles; drawing and stitching  in all the limbs;
 epileptic convulsions;  limbs  go  to sleej)  easily; tremulous
 languor;  frequent  syncope;  emaciation;  the skin ofthe
 Avhole body is hot and dry with tendency to crack ; rhagades ;
 itching liver-spots;  humid  herpes; large periodical  boils;
 arthritic nodes; SAvelling of the glands; drojisical SAveHings;
 softening, contraction and curvature of bones; nightlg bone
pains; freckles; droAvsiness in daytime with light; sleeji at
 night; sleep full of fancies;  irresistible sleejiiness after dinner,
 uneasiness and  tAvitching of the feet during sleeji; violent
 chilliness  and coldness of the  body; burning fever heat in
 the evening; persjiires freely  during  the day; jiersjiiration
 smells sour and acrid ; melancholy, sadness, grief and Avhin-
 ing mood; despair of being  saved; anxiety in the evening,
 with dread of men, and fear of solitude; sensitive irritability
 and stubborn quarrelsomeness; frenzy Avith pride and  desire
 to command;  absence of mind, using  one word for  another
 in talking and one letter for another in reading; conqilaints.
 Avith headache arising from  mental labor ;  headache, as if the
 bones ofthe skull Avere draAvn  asunder, the brain vaccillating
 to and fro, esjieeially when Avalking,  going up-stairs, or rising
 after stoojiing; rush of blood to the brain Avith heaviness of
the head, tearing in and around  the head Avith pains  in the
bones ofthe skull;  gray hairs, anel falling off of the  hair ;
 suppurating eruptions on the scalp ;  vertical half-sightedness  ;
 excessive sensitiveness of hearing and  sight; pale livid com-
plexion Avith Avrinkles, blue  borders round  the eyes and blue
lips ; flashes of heat  in the face ;  scurf in the nose, ulcerated
nostrils; stoppage  of the nose with acrid discharge;  sense 
MAGN.-C.
559
of  smell  exceedingly sensitive;  nasal muscles are first ex-
panded, then again  contracted, and shortened, as if turned
up,  giving the fan-like motion  of the alae  nasi;  pimples,
freckles and itching herpes  of the face; the teeth become
yelloAv; foul breath from the mouth ; desire for sweet things ;
sensitiveness ofthe pit ofthe stomach to pressure and touch ;
tightness of the hypochondria, as from a band; pains in the
liver ;  canine hunger with  headache, as if not satisfied ;  after
a meal, sensation as of fasting, but without hunger; nervous-
ness and Aveariness after a meal with quick pulse;  gastralgia
and chronic gastritis, in persons subsisting mostly on heavy
bread, sour small beer and adulterated coffee;  chronic  jiain
over the  liver AA'ith  irritability and  inflammation  of  that
oro-an; enteralgia and  colic accompanied  by accumulation
ofegas  in the bowels with eructations  and  desire to go to
stool, but inability to pass  it, also colic from the  passage
of gravel or calculi; fluent coryza Avith cough  and hoarse-
ness ;  stuffing  of nostrils;  formication or ant-like crawling in
 Avindpipe  at night;  elry morning-cough; cough after drink-
ing affecting the chest;  loose cough Avith sjiitting of purulent
matter, like confirmed consumption; phthisispituitosa ;  short
breathing of children;  constant oppression Avith suffocation
 on doing the least Avork; jiainful stitches on left side of  chest
 Avith bruised feeling; beating of the heart in bed; herpetic
 spots on neck and chest;  pains in the loins  in bed; stitches
 in  the back after stoojiing;  dragging of shoulder blades;
 stiffness  of the nape of  the neck; boring  pains  in arms;
 tAvitehings in the arms during sleep;  dry skin and cold  feet;
 frequent jerking of the limbs, or  even of the whole body,
 Avhether aAvake or sleeping.

                            M.

   MAGN.-C.—Magnesia-carbonica.—Pains,  as  if bruised
 or luxated, or great weakness, especially in the loAver limbs ;
 lameness  and  paroxysms of fainting, Avith falling down  Avith-
 out loss of consciousness ;  most pains arise or  get worse,  when
 sitting, in the evening or at night; itching-creeping in the
 skin;  jihagedamic blisters;  small, reel-scaly herpes;  small
 boils';  great dryness of the skin ;  heat at night and anxious
 dreams with screaming and fright;  evening chills; sour, or
 fetid and greasy sweat; anxiety and fear; vexed and peevish
 mood; vertigo Avith falling forward;  tearing,  stitching and
 boring in the head; scaly eruption on the scalp, itching in 
560
MAGN.-AL—MAGN.-S.
wet weather; burning ofthe eyes Avith photojihobia; spots
on the cornea;  swelling ofthe eyeball as if drojisical;  surring
and fluttering  in the ears ; pale livid  complexion ;  change-
able color; tension in the face, as if the AA'hite of an cjix were
dried on it; bloatedness and  tubercles of the face;  digging
tearing  toothache  at  night,  increased by cold; vesicular
eruption in the mouth anel on the  tongue; numbness of the
Avhole inner mouth;  longing  for greens  and  aversion to
meat; sour smell  from the  mouth  and  sour eructations;
frothy, sour and green diarrhoea Avith colic; ascaricles ; con-
stipation ; increased paleor greenish urine ;  delaying or siqi-
pressed menses, or else jirofuse and premature ; Avhite, slimy,
smarting leucorrhoea AA'ith abdominal spasms ; nightly spas-
modic cough, esjieeially at night during sleep; j)alj>itations;
great anguish in the heart, stiffness of the neck.
  MAGN.-M. — Maonesia-aiuriatica. — Bbeumatic  pains;
debility  coming from the  stomach;  hysteric ailments  and
spasmodic jiaroxysms;  headache  every day; pulsations in
the ear; redness  and swelling  of  the  nose;  soreness of the
nostrils with burning and scurfs; troublesome dryness  ofthe
nose or discharge of corrosive Avater;  eruptions on the face ;
frequent  nausea AA'ith  livid  complexion,  nervousness  and
Aveejiing ; chronic hejiatitis anel  induration Avith aching  pains;
abdominal cramjis, especially  during the menses  and leucor-
rhoeal discharge; painful hardness  of the abdomen and con-
stant distention of the same ; chronic constijiation Avith diffi-
cult  stool like  sheeji's dung; chronic looseness;  uterine
sjiasms  Avith leucorrhcea; scirrhous indurations on the neck
of thcAvomb; sjiasmodic cough at night  with titillation in
the throat; aching jiains in the knees ; SAveaty feet.
   MAGN.-S.—Magnesia-sulphurica.—Bruised  feeling  on
the Avhole body; great languor Avith staggering gait; itching
blotches, as if from nettles, Avith  burning after  scratching;
violent  colic at night  in bed,  with moaning; violent head-
ache  at night  in bed, preventing sleep; lacerating headache
Avith  shaking of the brain ;  rush of blood to the head ; burn-
ing of  the  eyes; lachrymation with  photojihobia;  dimness
of the eyes ; ringing in the left ear; profuse coryza Avith ob-
struction of the nose;  ejiistaxis ; loss  of appetite ; aversion
to food, bitter  eructations, nausea, vomiting; trembling of
the stomach with gulping uji of water; alternation  of hard
and soft stools; diarrhoea, jireceded by rumbling in  the ab-
domen, accompanied Avith  bloatedness  and emission  of fetid
flatulence;  nocturnal  micturition;   burning  leucorrhcea, 
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561
particularly during motion ; painful  burning in the chest,
Avhen coughing;  dry cough Avith burning from  the larynx
beyond the pit ofthe stomach.
  MAGN .-ART.—Magnes-artificialis.—General symptoms
of the magnet, produced by touching  either pole indiscri-
minately Avhile handling the magnet, or by laying the Avhole
of the magnetic  surface flat upon the body ; pressing, tear-
ing, drawing pains  in different parts of the body; jerking
pain and feeling of heat in the limbs without thirst; bruised
pains in the joints, better on motion ; angry and vehement;
vertigo after  lying  doAvn; whizzing in the Avhole head;
transitory headache ;  eiryness of the eyelids ; dilated pupils;
strong Avhizzing in the ears ; illusion of the  smell;  metallic
taste  on the tongue ; darting, lacerating pains in the facial
bones;  violent grumbling in the teeth, toothache  aggravated
by  cold  drinks and  mastication  ; swollen gums;  ptyalism
Avith  pains of  the submaxillary giands; foul breath; hunger
Avithout taste ofthe food ; eructations ;  flatulence ;  diarrhoea
Avithout  colic;  constipation,  as  if  the rectum  M7ere  con-
stricted ; severe  haemorrhoidal pain  in the anus after stool;
nightly pollutions;  retraction of the  prepuce  behind  the
gland; accumulation of mucus in the trachea; painful stiff-
ness in the back.
  MAGN.-P.- ARCT.—Magnetis - polus -arcticus, north-
pole.—Pains  in  the periosteum  of all the bones; tremb-
ling  through  all the body;   hypereesthesia;  sensation  of
coldness;  spasmodic yawning; rush of blood to the heael
and to the face;  scintillations  in  the eyes; Avhizzing in  the
ear;  illusion of smell; violent bleeding at the nose; throb-
bing  in the hollow  tooth;  ptyalism ; long-continued rancid
heartburn ; flatulent colic ; gurgling in  the abdomen ;  in-
guinal hernia; diminution of the  secretion  of urine;  increase
of sexual desire; too frequent nightly pollutions ; spasmodic
cough, dyspnoea when ascending ; pains in the back; lassitude
through the Avhole body.
  MAGN.-P. -AUST.—Magnetis-polus-australis, south-
pole.—Lightness of the whole body ;  laziness and heaviness;
feeling  of  coldness all over;  Avild, vehement rude; vertigo
as if intoxicated ; different headaches; double vision ; canine
hunger; flatulent colic, distended abdomen;  incontinence of
urine; frequent pollutions;  oppression of the chest; tearing
in the calves ;  paralysis ofthe sphincter vesicae; varices.
  MANG.—Manganum.—Intolerable  pains of  the perios-
teum and joints;  arthritis of the joints with digging, tension
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562
MEN.—MERC
and draAving, jerking anel stitching, generally on one siele or
crossAvise ; ostitis with boring jiains at night; soreness in the
folds of the joints ; inflammatory swellings Avith sujijiuration;
much  yaAvning, even Avithout sleejiiness;  diminution  of the
jiOAA'er ofthe senses; dryness, heat and nightly agglutination
ofthe  eyes;  dimness with burning of the eyes; hardness  of
hearing as if from stojipage of the ears, the ears ojiening  by
bloAA7ing  the nose;  Avhizzing in  the  ears or reports, when
bloAving the nose; Avretched, pale and sunken face ; chronic
angina faucium  Avith  cutting soreness;  oily  taste  in  the
mouth ;  eructations tasting of the ingesta ;  sour burning,
like heartburn ;  distention and bloatedness of the abdomen
Avith flatulency ; rare, dry, difficult, knotty stool;  diseases of
the larynx and  trachea Avith roughness and dryness of the
throat and rough speech.
  MEN.—Menyanthes-trifoliata.—Arthritic comjilaints ;
fever anel ague Avith  coldness  in the abdomen ;  otorrhea
after exanthemata.
  MEPII.—Mephitis-putorius.—Fine, nervous  vibrations,
reaching to the interior ofthe bones and causing a good deal
of anxiety ; inclination to stretch one's-self Avith indisjiosition
to do anything ; Avakes in the night, Avith congestion of blood
to the legs; nightmare;  redness  of the conjunctiva with  in-
ability to read fine print; cough  Avith fluent coryza and sore-
ness in the  chest, Avhen reading loud;  whooj/ing cough;
rheumatic pains in the arms and feet;  the knees feel bruised.
  MERC.—Mercurius.   Aggravations at nig/d and in bed,
but this aggravation begins and enels with the night, j/ains
increased by warmth of bed, not relieved by cold and render, ,1
more acute by motion.—-Congestions, seething of the blood ;
haemorrhages; bruised jiain  in all the limbs, esjieeially the
thighs and jiain, in all  the bones; violent jiains, as if bruised
in the  M'hole body, especially the thighs; drawing and lace'
rating in all the limbs, particularly at night, or with eo/tious
sweats, which do not afford any relief; the limbs go to sleep
easily AA'ith numbness and loss of all  sensation; restlessness
and tAvitehings of all limbs, AA'ith constant disposition to move
them; great exhaustion and debility,  Avith inexjiressible
malaise of body and soul;  general weariness after the least
Avork or Avalk ;  fainting fits ; great emaciation ; aggravations
ofthe  pains in the evening and at night in bed, Avhere they
get  insupjiortable;  nocturnal   inflammatory  bone-pains;
stitching pains  in the  limbs and  joints, with feeling of cold-
ness in the affected parts; hot inflaminatorv SAvellings;  in- 
MERC.
563
flamed, swollen, suppurating glands; small itching jiimples,
aftei-Avards changing to ulcers; red, shining, pustular erup-
tions ; dry, rash-like, readily bleeeling itch ; spongy, blueish,
readily bleeding ulcers ;  the linen receives a safron tinge from
the  imperceptible exhalation; inflammatory SAvellings Avith
sIoav suppuration ; falls  asleep late in the night Avith exces-
sive restlessness and anxiety ; frequent Avaking as if in fright;
much chilliness and shuddering, especially at night; disposi-
tion to sweat and constant SAveating during the pains;  pro-
fuse  sour  night sweat; great restlessness, especially in  the
evening  and at night,  Avith anxiety and fear; obstinate,
quarrelsome, hypochondriac forebodings ; bilious headaches,
arising often  from slight colds and worse at  night; burning
on  top of the head; nightly sticking, boring, tearing head-
ache ; semilateral tearing and stitching in the head; feeling
of fullness in the brain, as if it AA'ould burst; falling off of the
hair  Avith baldness;  ulcerated borders  of the  eyelids with
scurfs around  the eyes;  photophobia  and scintillations;
stitching and tearing pains  in the ears;  purulent otorrhcea.;
ulceration of the concha;  bloody otorrhcea; parotitis;  red-
shining SAvelling of the nose; pale livid  complexion ; yelloAv
scurf in  the face ; cracks and rhagades in the corners of  the
lips; SAvollen,  ulcerated,  Avhite,  indented, receding gum<,
AA'ith nightly burning and soreness ; looseness and falling  out
of the teeth; fetid smell  from the  mouth; faecal or putrid
taste in mouth and throat; incarnate reel color ofthe mucous
membranes; salt saliva; foetid saliva;  burning ulcers  and
aphthae in the mouth ; husky voice ; canine hunger; unquench-
able  tliirst for  cold  Avater;  Aveak digestion  Avith  constant
hunger ;  inflammation and sujijiuration ofthe inguinal glands ;
much urging to stool Avith tenesmus ; excoriating discharges;
pains increasing before and during stool, AA'ith violent tenes-
mus ; pains rather increased than  diminished  after  stool,  ex-
tending to the back ; during stool hot SAveat on the forehead,
AA'hich soon gets cold and sticky; chilliness between stools;
nausea and eructations during stool  and burning in  the anus
during anel after stool;  dysenteric stools, or acrid, corrosive
stools of bloody mucus; excessive emission of  urine; dark-
red, fetid urine; painful erections at night; profuse menses
Avith anguish and colic;  jiurulent, corrosive leucorrhoea;  dry,
racking cough, as if  head and chest Avould split; jiaraplegia
ofthe extremities, ofthe bladder and anus, Avith tendency to
tAvitehings and  shocks ;  severe pains in the spine, aggravated
by motion ; anaesthesia ofthe skin. 
564
MERC.-COR.—MEZ.
  MEBC.-COR.—AIercurtus-corrosivus.—Spasm of the
ct'sn/thagus, total sujypression of the mini,  bloodg ston/s,
hosmateruesis, coma,  gangrene;  ptyalism is rare;  berjietic
eruptions and  boils; fever, Avith burning heat, cold sweat;
hypochondriac disposition ;  headache, Avith rush of  blood to
the head;  falling off of the hair  on the head and on the
pubes ;  contracted pupils, dimness of sight; jialeness of the
face ; tearing  in  the upper maxilla;  burning  jiains in the
teeth ; inflammation ofthe mouth and ofthe salivary glands;
bleeding ofthe gums ; mercurial fetor from the mouth ;  diffi-
culty of deglutition ; red  eruption  oA*er the AA'hole  body  ;
vomiting of puis, blood and bile ; gastritis anel  enteritis,  Avith
tendency to gangrene ;   bloody  stools, Avith  colic and tenes-
mus ; sujijiressed  or increased   secretion of urine  ; bloody
micturition ;  inflammation of the  urethra,  Avith discharge;
SAvelling of the testicles ; pains in the mammae ;  leucorrhcea  ;
constriction in  the throat, hoarseness, dry cough;  hectic
fever ; sciatica, nightly bone-pains.
  MEBC. -IOD.—Protoioduretum-aiercuril — Secondary
syphilis; syphilis complicated Avith scrofula; chronic tuber-
culous skin diseases;  chronic SAvellings of glandular  organs.
  MERC.-BI-IOD.—Deuto-ioduretum-mercurii.—Secon-
dary syphilis ;  scrofulosis ;  rheumatismus gonorrhoicus  ; ca-
ries incijliens ;  condylomata.
  MEUC.-l'lLEC.-R—Mercurius-prttipitatus-purer.—
Trembling, convulsions,  salivation,  nausea, vomiting, opjires-
sion of the chest, gastralgia, colic,  fainting,  diarrhoea, un-
quenchable  thirst,  redness of the  eyes, staring  Avild  looks;
swollen and inflamed gums ; tongue  thick and heavy, severe
diarrhcea, cold sweats ; suffocating fits at night; jialjiitations;
deejlg-rooteel  syphilis, localizing itself in the fibrous mem-
branes and periosteum ;  mania and melancholia after syjihilis.
  MEZ.—Mezereu.ai.—Diseases of  the  bones  and mucous
membranes; rheumatic  tearing, draAving jiains in muscles
and long bones ; semilateral pains, AA'ith chills and shuddering,
aggravated by the touch and by motion ofthe affected parts;
sensitiveness to the open air; glandular SAvellings ? tertiary
fever and ague, Avith SAvelling of the  spleen  and great sensi-
tiveness to cold air;  bone-jiains on the  head, Avith drawing
anel numbness ; scaly and moist  itching eruption on  the hairy
part ofthe head; crusta lactea; impetigo;  herpes zoster;
erujitions, AA7ith itching in the evening, Avhen  in bed, aggra-
A'ated and  changed to burning  by touch or scratching;  sen-
sitive and easily  bleeding  ulcers,  painful at night, the pus 
MLLLEF.—MUR.-AC.
565
tends to form an adherent  scab, under which the matter col-
lects ; ophthalmia; itching eruption behind the ear ; yelloAv,
thin, bloody and corroding discharge from the nose; benumb-
ing pressure in malar bones anel temples, chiefly in the right
side, connected AA'ith a  boring in the upper jaAV and in de-
cayeel teeth ; the teeth  feel dull and elongated; organic car-
dialgia ;  malignant induration  of the stomach;  burning
pressure in  the stomach ;  burning eating soreness, A\7ith the
feeling  as if food lies  there undigested ;  eructations of air,
Avith  yawning; chilliness, Avith cold feeling, perspiration,
anxiety, constriction of the pharynx, feeling of hunger Avith-
out appetite, great thirst, pyrosis ; corroding leucorrhcea of
a semi-transparent mucus ;  menses too frequent  and lasting
too long;  deep, hollow7, hoarse cough ; Avhooping  cough;
cough Avith  vomiting after  eating; stitching in the right side
ofthe chest.
  MILLEF.—Millefolium.— All kinds of  hemorrhages ;
hysteria, hypochondria ; convulsions of pregnant  or partu-
rient Avomen ; epilepsy; petechia?; Avounds and bruises; mu-
cous discharges ; dyspepsia, colic and  diarrhoea; dysentery;
haemorrhoids ;  haematuria, miscarriage, menorrhagia, leucor-
rhoea; lochia too cojiious; soreness ofthe nipples; haemojitysis.
  MOSCH.—Moschus.—Nervousness; hysteria; hypochon-
dria Avithout any reasonable cause ;  fainting fits ; eclampsia ?
catalepsy ? nervous attacks;  sleeplessness;  impotence ; asth-
ma ; asthma millari.
  AIUR. -AC. — Muriatis - acidum. — Scrofulosis ;  stinging
boils ;  typhus,  with putrid torpid character ;  twinkling be-
fore the eyes and horizontal half-sightedness ;  insensibility  in
the meatus auditorius ;  hard hearing and deafness ;  obstruc-
tion of the nose, like dry coryza ; pimjiles in the face ; freckles;
scorbutic gums ; rawness and smarting ofthe  fauces ; rough-
ness and burning in the throat; rhagades in the throat; dys-
pejisia, Avith aversion to meat, eructations and feeling of re-
jiletion  in the  abdomen after a moderate meal;  abdominal
spasms ; bloatedness of the abdomen and flatulency ; swell-
ing of the A-arices of the  rectum, Avith burning sore  pain ;
jirolapsus recti, Avith SAvollen, blue, protuberant knobs, jiain-
ful  to the touch ;  diabetes ; frequent desire to urinate, Avith
emission of but a small  quantity of urine and tenesmus of the
bladder. 
566
NATR.
                            N.

  NATR.—Natrum-carbonicum.—Rheumatic ailments, Avith
muscular  contractions ; scrofulous affections; Aveakness from
loss of animal fluids; liyjiochondria;  draAving and lacerating
pains in all the muscles and joints ; aggravation of the pains
during a thunder-storm ;  paroxvsms of jiains, Avith trembling,
anguish and sweat ;  dread of the open air;  liability to take
cold, occasioning coryza; relaxation ofthe A\'hole body; un-
steady gait;  heaviness and weariness of  the Avhole  body;
dread  of  exercise ;  great weakness after a short walk, unto
falling; dryness of the  skin, with profuse  sweat  after the
least exertion ; suppurating herpes ; yelloAv rings of berjietic
spots ; blotch-like sjiots anel rosy blotches in lcjirous jiatients;
bleeding,  large warts; ulcerated jihageebenic blisters;  drow-
siness in the daytime, AA'ith  yaAA'ning;  falls asleep late  in the
evening anel with difficulty ; sleejilessness  the Avhole night ;
full of fancies in the night ; cold hands and feet ; chill  in the
evening, Avith heat and  thirst after lying  doAvn; sweats <>x-
cessivelg  during motion,  even Avhen  the  Aveather  is  cool ;
night-sweat; passive phlegmatic mood; dullness of the heael,
AA'ith fatigue from mental labor;  reeling in the head ;  stupe-
fying pressure in the forehead, in any jiosition of the body ;
headache  in  the sun ;  violent  congestion of blood in  the
head, Avhen stooping, Avith throbbing; ophthalmia, Avith pho-
tojihobia; fistula lacbrymalis; dim eyes, Avith sensation be-
fore the eyes  as if rain Avere falling ;  far-sightedness ; hard
hearing;  nostrils ulcerated  inside, high uji; constant coryza,
A\ith cough ;  hot flashes in the face ; yellow spots on the face
anel upjier liji; great thirst; dyspep/sia, with hypochondriac
mood  after eating,  or  after small errors  in  diet;  constant
qualmishness ;  sensation as if the stomach  Avere  fasting;
colic, relieved by Aomiting ; affections after drinking ;  incar-
ceration of flatulence ;  jiainful shifting of flatulence ; insuffi-
cient stool; stool tinged AA'ith bloeiel;  frequent and copious
micturition;  pressing on the pudendum,  as if everything
Avould issue from the abdomen ; profuse putrid  leucorrhcea;
menorrhagia; discharge of mucus from the  vagina  after an
embrace;  salty, purulent  expectoration;   cough  clay anel
night, Avith coryza;  stitches and  burning in  the  outer parts
of the chest; the skin of the  hand is  dry  and parched, dry
cold hands ;  sweaty bauds ; cramp in the calves ;  icy-cold
feet;  severe  pains in the legs at night, relieved bg elry rub-
bing. 
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567
   NATR.-M.—Natrum-muriaticum.—Aggravations  on  ly-
ing on the left side, on motion, on exertion of mind or body ;
morning aggravations, relieved  by perspiration and during
rest and in the open air ;  stiffness and cracking in the joints;
spasmodic sensation in the limbs as if gone to sleeji; muscu-
lar contractions, hysteric ailments ; dread of 'exercise; pains,
with dysjmoea and  hemiplegia;  the circulation is excited by
every motion of the'body; full and undulating pulse in the
Avhole body,  even during rest; pulse intermits a few beats ;
great bodily  weakness;  emaciation; throat and  neck  of
children emaciate rapidly, particularly during summer com-
plaints ; children clo  not  learn to talk; painful sensitiveness
of the skin;  large anel red blotches, itching violently; Avarts
in the  palms of the hands;  varices ;  nettlerash after every
motion ; droAvsiness in day-time, sleeplessness or difficulty of
falling  asleep at night;  sleep full  of fanciful  ravings ; lewd
dreams ; anxious dreams ; irregular and frequently intermit-
tent pulse;  constant chilliness;  hypochondriac anxiety;
sweat during the least motion ;  when trying to comfort him
he goes into a violent rage ; great tendency to start;  pro-
fuse sweat, having a sour smell;  status gastricus ; protracted
intermittens, with  stitching headache, thirst, excessive eiry-
ness of the  mouth,  ulcerations around the  corners of t/ie
mouth; somnambulismus ;  sensation  as if the head Avould
split;  falling off of the hair, even ofthe whiskers ; ulcerated
eyelids ; acrid lachrymation :  agglutination  of the  eyes  in
the morning; dryness and obscuration of sight; a small fiery
point before  her eye, remaining Avherever she  looks ; jiainful
swelling of one-half of the nose; AA'hite jiimples around the
nose;  excessive fluid coryza,  with  loss of smell and taste;
livid face; t\A7itchings of the muscles of the face ; pimples in
the face; bloody blisters  on the inner  side of the upper lip ;
throbbing and boring in the teeth ; increase of the decay of
the  teeth ;  scorbutic gums, Avith  bleeeling ;  vesicles on the
tongue ; sore throat, as if a jilug Avere lodged in the throat;
spasms in the pharynx; putrid taste and  smell in the mouth;
canine hunger, Avith feeling of rejiletion  after eating but lit-
tle ; sensation of pressure, or pinching cutting pains, or heart-
burn after eating  or drinking; sour regurgitation of food;
hiccough; throbbing in the jiit of the stomach, resembling
paljiitation ;  stitches in the  hypochondria; morning colic;
freepient  distension of the abdomen; incarceration of flatu-
lence ;  protrusion of inguinal hernia;  constipation, Avith sen-
sation of contraction of the  anus; difficult expulsion of the 
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faeces, Assuring the  anus; with flow of blood, leaving a sen-
sation of much soreness in the anus ;  freejinuit micturition at
night; excessive  sexual desire;  acrid leucorrhoea; delaying
menses, decreasing  more and more ;  cough from  tittilatiou
in  the throat-jiit ;  sjiasmodic suffocative cough ;  oppressive
anguish in the chest;  palpitation of the heart, with anguish;
irregularities of the beats of the heart; languor and heavi-
ness in the extremities.
   NAT.-S.—Natruai-sulpiiuricum.—Nightly tearing in the
limbs;  great lassitude;  vertigo and heaviness of the head,
beating headache ;  inflammation of  the eyes anel eyelids;
dimness or scintillations before the eyes;  stitches and  ringing
in the ears ;  epistaxis ; tearing in the facial bones ; hammer-
ing toothache at night; tonsillitis;  loss  of ajijietite, with
jiains in the stomach, liver and spleen ; flatulency ;  diarrhcea,
alternating Avith constipation ; scanty and retarded menstrua-
tion ; pains in the bones of the extremities.
   NITR.—Nitruai.—Loss of appetite, Avith thirst;  spasms
in  the  stomach, with  flatulent colic;  painless  diarrhea;
cough  in the open  air  and Avhen ascending stairs;  bloody
cough;  neglected pneumonia;  jiurulent  jihthisis; asthma,
not allowing to lie Ioav Avith the  heael; stitches in  the chest
during a deep inspiration.
   NITR.-AC.—Nitri-acidum.—BroAvn eyes and dark hairs;
inflammatory pains of  the  periosteum;  hysteric  ailments;
tearing and draAving pains, coining on and passing off quickly ;
pains in  the  joints as if sprained, with cracking; stitching
pains, as if from  splinters;  seething of blood; a  slight  mo-
tion causes palpitation ofthe  heart and SAveat; he takes cold
easily;  the  Avhole body is sensitive  t<i the ojien air; piains,
AA-hen  the Aveather  changes; sick feeling in the Avhole bodv,
Avith aggraAation towards evening ;  amelioration by riding ;
excessive thinness; want of energy of mind and body; nerv-
ous and ejiileptic fits ;  tremulousness ; glandular swellings ;
dryness of the skin; pimples;   dark freckles;  broAvn-red
spots on the skin and boils; jiainful scars, wounds, M'arts,
perniones and ulcers ; encysted tumors; unrefreshing, restless
sleep, Avith anguish,  feels all his jiains during his sleeji; night-
mare ; lascivious dreams ; violent fever, Avith chilliness, espe-
cially in the back ; fetid night SAveats ; sadness, as if ojipressed
with grief; Aveeping mood ;  excessive nervousness ; irritable
disposition; Aveakness of memory;  dullness of head, like loss
of consciousness;  vertigo, AA'ith  jiulsations  in the  heael  anel
pressure in the middle of the brain ; headache, as  if the head 
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569
AA7ere surrounded by  a tight bandage; bone-pains on  the
skull;  ulcerating  eruptions on the scalp ;  falling off of the
hair ; sujijiuration ofthe eyes, Avith stitches; frequent lachry-
mation ;  acrid humors  in  the eye;  spots on the cornea;
short-sightedness;  hard hearing; steatoma at the  lobule;
roaring, throbbing, cracking in the ears ; soreness and scurf
in the  nose ;  redness of the tip of the  nose, and  scurfy blis-
ters on it;  nose bleed ;  fetid smell from the nose ; paleness
of the face; yellowness arounel the eyes ; bloatedness of the
face around the eyes ; pimjiles, pustules and boils in the face ;
soreness, burning and  ulceration in  the  throat;  constant
thirst ; aA'ersion  to meat, desire for  chalk, clay  and  lime ;
ailments  after  eating, especially nausea, M-eakness and droAv-
siness; stitches and pulsations in the  jiit  ofthe stomach;
stitching anel cutting pain in the  abdomen; flatulent colic;
excessive flatulence, inguinal  hernia, putrid diarrhoea, Avith
jiutrid flatulence ; old hcemorrhoids, with remains offigwarts
and syjihilis;  fissura  oni;  suppurating  inguinal glands;
chronic looseness ofthe bowels; itching and painful  haemor-
rhoids ; fetid urine; discharge of cold urine; involuntary
micturition ;  red  spots on the gland becoming covered with
scabs; sycosis ;  chancre-like, suppurating ulcers, Avith  flat
edges  ; violent erections and jiollutions; too frequent noc-
turnal emissions; ailments  during menses;  cherry-brown anel
fetid  leucorrhcea; hoarseness  and stitches in the larynx;
purulent expectoration ; shortness of breath,  with panting;
jiains in the back and small of the back.
   NUPH. — Nuphar-lutea. — Loss of strength; excessive
moral  sensibility; psoriasis; jiityriasis;  painful, bruising,
shaking  in the head at eA7ery steji, Avhen Avalking; SAveetish
taste; yellow diarrhoea, esp>ecially in the  morniny, without
colic; diarrhoea,  Avith  flatulency, in the evening; Aveakness
in the limbs in the evening ; nocturnal emissions; iin-oluntary
seminal losses; urine deposits a copious red sand.
   NUN-JUGL.—Nux-juglans.—Scrofulous ailments; glan-
dular  SAvellings ;   syphilitic, scrofulous  and mercurial  ulcers
and herpes;  ulcers Avith thick, hard borders and  lardaceous
base ;  headache over the eyes ; flatulency ; jiimples on back,
neck and shoulders; pustules and boils on the arms.
   NUN-M.—Nux-aiosciiata.—Aggravation by rest, by cold
anel dampness, by darkness ; rheumatic jiains, caused by cold ;
arthritic  jiains  and nodosities ; scorbutic affections ; ailments
from  the effects  of de/mp cold;  pains, Avith droAvsiness  and
fainting ; hysteric  spasms, with great debility ; moisture of 
570
N. VOM.
the skin, with coldness ; loud talking and boAvildered man-
ners, AA'ith drowsiness; changeable mood, from deepest sorrow
to most  frolicsome behavior; cool, dry skin, Avith little dis-
position to perspire;  ailments of Avomen and children ; fever
and ague, Avith  simjile and  double tyjie;  loss of memory;
nervous affections of the brain; toothache from damp air, or
stitching  and tearing in jiregnant females;  flatulency, Avith
bloatedness of the abdomen ;  slimy diarrhoea, like ehojijied
eggs, Avith loss of ajijietite and  droAvsiness, even  in the clay-
time ; diarrheea, with fainting ; offensive cojiious discharges,
with indomitable disjxisition to  sleeji from exhaustion of the
brain proper ;  uterine  haemorrhage,  folloAving  delivery or
after miscarriage ; troublesome leucorrhoea, esjieeially if the
discharge be muddy or tinged Avith  blood ;  colicky pains from
menses, suppressed by cold anel Avet; ojijiression ofthe chest,
proceeding from  the pit  of  the stomach ; hoarseness from
Avalking  against the AA'inel;  catarrh and raAvness ofthe trachea
from catching cold ; palpitation, Avith fainting fits.
  N.-A'OM.—Nux-vomica.—Aggravation by motion, after
eating and in the open air, but Avorst about  tv\7o hours after
midnight anel  upon  Avaking  in the morning;  aggravation
strongly marked at the beginning of the motion, by the con-
tinuance of AA'hich they are diminished ; j/eriodical and inter-
mittent affections ; rheumatic pains, esjieeially ofthe muscles
of the back, loins, chest anel  small of the  back ; dartings
through  the AA'hole body; stitching and tearing in the joints,
Avorse Avhen the Aveather changes ;  draAving and  tearing, es-
jieeially at night, or AA'ith numbness ofthe affected parts; the
pains are so insupportable that he M'ould rather die ; jiains
of the joints and limbs, as if bruised, especially during mo-
tion or early in bed,  forcing one to  often change his position ;
paralysis ; sensation of spasmodic drawing  to and fro in the
muscles, as if something were  moving in  them ; trembling
of the limbs, Avith fluttering of the heart and tremor;  con-
vulsions  and cramps ;  ejiilejisy ; fainting fits after making the
least  exertion, or after a Avalk in the ojien air;  languor  in
all the limbs, laziness; heaviness  in  the  upper and lower
limbs ; sudden failing of strength ;  great  nervous Aveakness,
AA'ith excessive irritation of all the organs of sense, particu-
larly hearing and sight; excessive  sensitiveness  to the cold
air; great liability  to take  cold ;   emaciation ;  atrojibv and
emaciation of children,  particularly scrofulous children ; ag-
gravations by  coffee, wine,  smoking,  watching and  mental
exertion  ; the pains  which come on by keeping one's-self con- 
N.-V0AI.
571
fined to a room are relieved by a walk  in the open air, and
vice A-ersa ;  burning itching over the Avhole body ;  blue spots
on  the  body, like  ecchymosis; boils, chilblains ;  cold and
blue skin, AA'ith blue nails ; jaundice ; droAvsiness in the day-
time, after meals and early in  the evening ;  falls asleep late,
as many ideas crowd on his  mind ;  excessive anguish, as if
one must kill himself; sad, despondent, silent or angry ; des-
pairing  of health and recovery; the slightest jarring or con-
cussion  insujiportable ;  impatient  of the least opposition;
irritability of all the senses;  the head is easily fatigued by
mental  exertion; vertigo ;  the Avhole brain feels bruised ;
rush of  blood to the head, Avith heat and redness ofthe face;
clavus hystericus ; headache, attended Avith nausea and vomit-
ing ;  migrauie,  Avhen no  complete intermission  of  perfect
health occurs, Avhere the symptoms during the period (free
from headache) will often furnish the surest indication; livid,
yellowish complexion and  yellowish color around  the  mouth
and nose;  miserable  pale complexion,  with  blue borders
around  the eye aud pointed nose; distorted gloomy features;
tongue  coated Avith Avhite slime; sour taste after eating or
drinking, especially after milk, which seems to sour upon his
stomach ; herby or  foul taste ; aversion to rye bread ; hun-
ger, nevertheless aversion to  food; regurgitation of food
while eating, Avith hiccough ;  sour eructations ; heartburn ;
vomiting of sour-smelling and sour-tasting mucus; vomiting
of  pregnant females;  stomach distended  and  scrobiculus
cordis arched forward ; tenderness of external membranes
of stomach, increased  by slight, but diminished  by  strong
pressure ; pains  momentarily relieved by bending forAvard ;
first eructations of gas, then of fluid, tasting of food, followed
by  retching and nausea, Avith flow  of water from the mouth,
and lastly vomiting, till every morsel of food  is rejected from
the stomach, whereupon  the  pains pass off; sjiasms  of the
stoniach, caused by partaking of solid food ; the clothes feel
tight around  the hypochondrium; sanguineous  congestion
and heaviness in the abdomen, as of a load ; bloatedness of
the abdomen, especially after eating and  drinking ;  the abdo-
minal muscles feel as if bruised ; inguinal hernia  ; constipa-
tion, as  from constriction  of the rectum, Avith ineffectual urg-
ing ; large hard  stool, or frequent  stool consisting of mucus
ana attended with  tenesmus  ;  bilious diarrhoea, Avith a good
deal of pain, which ceases after the eAacuation ;  diarrhoea
brown,  offensive, slimy, with pressing  or squeezing  pains;
pains and tenesmus cease with the stool;  prolapsus of the 
572
OLEAND. — OP.
rectum ;  A-arices;  painful urging  to  urinate, with  drop-dis-
charge ofthe urine; sexual excitement, with erections, esjie-
eially  toAvards -morning in bed  and jiollutions ;  jirolapsus
uteri; the menses are too jirofuse and too long, with much
distress;  dry cough, with  Aoniiting  of mucus;  asthmatic
constriction across the chest ; attacks of suffocation ; slight
paroxysms of palpitation ofthe heart, with rushes of blood.


                            O.

  OLEAND. — Oleander. — Tension  through  the  Avhole
body; buzzing sensation in all the limbs; laming rigidity  of
all the limbs ; painless jiaralysis;   numbness  and loss of sen-
sation  in the  limbs;  Aveakness of  the Avhole  body ; tainting
fits, as from debility, or Avith  loss of consciousness, jiassing
off  after  jiersjiiration ;  itch-like  erujitions,  herjies;  scurfy
jiinqiles ;  restless dreams, Avith freepient waking  up; dullness
of the mind, he is unable to  think; scurfy  eruption on the
hairy scalp;  scaly or humid scald-head, Avith nightly itching
and burning after scratching;  humid  fetid spots behind the
ears, Avith red, rough, herpetic spots in front; alternation  of
jialeness and dark redness in  the  face ;  sensation  in the pit
of the stomach as if he felt every beat of the  heart through
the Avhole chest; passes  his food  undigested AA'ith the stool;
broAvnish  burning urine, Avith Avhitish sediment;  ojijnession
of the chest Avhen lying, as if the chest Avere oppressed  by
something heavy, occasioning a deep and anxious breathing ;
stitches in the chest,  Avorst Avhen  taking a deep inspiration;
buzzing sensation in the  legs and feet, particularly the soles ;
constant coldness ofthe  feet.
  OP.—Opiuai.—Effects of Ojiium are :  Congestion of brain
and other internal organs, with pallor of the  skin ; diminu-
tion of all the secretions save that of the skin ; constijiation;
slight cerebral excitement, followed by heavy sleeji, merging
into  coma;   relaxation  of involuntary muscles ;  relief from
jiain ; it has a depressing influence on the symjiathetic nerve ;
ill effects of Avine ; accidents and ailments of old age ; ill ef-
fects of fright and mortification, or of too sudden joy; ajipa-
rent death ;  diminished  sensibility;  general torpor of the
nervous system and insensibility to  medicinal action ; absence
of pain during  complaints ;  reneAval  or aggravations of the
pains from  getting  overheated;   convulsions  and  cranqis;
tetanus;  ejiileptic  convulsions ; paralysis ;  great sleejiiness
and perfect coma Avith insensibility; somnolency, Avith pleasaut 
OXAL.—PETR.
573
countenance, replying correctly AA'hen roused ;  deep, sound,
snoring sleep, Avith sIoav pulse ; sleep Avith snoring or rattling
breathing, as after  an apoplectic  fit;  profuse sweat, Avith
itching and eruption on the  skin ;  fearful, Avith tendency to
start;  stupor, comjilete loss of consciousness and sensibility;
delirium; visions of mice, scorpions, Ac.; mania ;  intoxica-
tions ;  paroxysms  of  vertigo ;  pulsations of the  carotids;
great heaviness of occiput, so that the head constantly falls
backAvard ; coma from congestion to the head ; eyes red, as
if inflamed, staring and shining ; pujiils dilated and immove-
able ; Avhizzing in the  ears ; blueish face; stupid appearance,
with relaxed appearance  of the facial muscles ; paralysis of
the tongue ; red and bloated face ; spasmodic motion of the
facial muscles;  distortion  of the mouth ; convulsive trembling
ofthe facial muscles, lips and tongue ; vomiting of faeces and
urine ;  bloated  abdomen, like  tympanitis;  constipation ;
hard stools in small  lumps ;  fluid frothy passages,  Avith itch-
ing burning ofthe anus and tenesmus ;  Avatery and offensive
diarrhoea.
  OXAL.—Oxalis-acidum.—Emaciation, with disease ofthe
heart; paralysis, emanating from the spine ;  rheumatic pains
of the joints; severe pains of cancer; icterus; tyjihoid fever;
emjihysema  cutis ; chronic ulcers ;  apoplexia;  vertigo ; dis-
charges from the eyes ; aphthae and ulcers in the mouth and
gums ; stomatitis ; angina ;  waterbrash ; vomiting of preg-
nant women ; dyspejisia;  spasms ofthe stomach ;  gastritis;
carcinoma ventriculi";  pains  in the liver ; spasmodic  and in-
flammatory colic ;  enteritis ; dysenteric diarrhcea ; cholera;
stones and gravel in  the  bladder ; laryngeal and  bronchial
catarrhs;  mucous cough ; pneumonia; organic diseases  of
the heart;  spinal atrophy.

                            P.
  PETR.—Petroleum.—Ailments from anger, from riding
in  a carriage; cracking  of the joints, also Avith stiffness;
arms  and legs go to sleep  easily  ; seething of the  blood ;
liability to take cold ; dread of the open air; debility  after
making  an exertion Avith  vanishing of sight, trembling ofthe
body, buzzing  in the ears and  nausea;  fainting fits Avith
 seething of blood, heat, pressure in the pit of the stomach
 and paljiitation of the heart;  brown and yellow spots on the
 skin; itching,  burning  pustules;  rhagades; chilblains, bun-
ions ;  glandular swellings; proud flesh in the ulcers; nightly 
574
PHOS.
slumber full of fancies; frequent  slight chills through  the
whole body ; night-sweats ; sadness, despondency ami dispo-
sition  to weep; anxiousness Avith violent starting; excessive
irresoluteness ; out of humor and angry; his thinking pciAver
is weakened, Aveakness of memory Avith no desire for mental
work ;  heaviness of the heael; erujition on the scalji and  on
the  neck; scabs on  the  hairy scalp;  long-sightedness and
short-sightedness; hard hearing  and deafness  from jiaralysis
ofthe  auditory nerve; dryness  and stoppage of the nose;
yellowness of the face ; SAvelling ofthe submaxillary glands ;
foul breath ;  taste pappy, as from deranged stoniach, or foul;
canine  hunger, but is soon satiated ; nausea  and vomiting
from riding; the pit of the stoniach  SAvollen  and painful to
the touch ; feeling of coldness  in the stoniach  ; hard, knotty
stool;  yelloAvish, Avatery  stools;   diarrhoea  consisting   of
bloody mucus;  dysentery; ascarides are  jiassed Avith  the
stool; taenia; enuresis noeturna, Avith itching and dampness
ofthe scrotum ; burning pain in the urethra ; herpes between
the scrotum and thigh ; discharge of prostatic fluid; pollu-
tions ;  jirofuse leucorrhcea Avith lascivious dreams ; hoarseness
and dry cough ; asthma and suffocative huskiness with titilla-
tion, inducing dry cough ; herpes on  the  nape of the neck;
chapped hands, coA-ered with  rhagades; rough chapped tipn
of the  fingers Avith stitching and cutting  jiains;  chilblains ;
cold feet
   PHOS. — Phosphorus. — Ailments from cold and from
anger,  aggravations morning, evening, on  lying on left side,
burning jiains  of internal  parts;  imjirovement on  lying  on
right side, during rest, on  application of  cold Avater, Avhile
eating; increased heat in jiaralyzed parts; progressive para-
lysis with the intellectual faculties jrreserved; paralysis con-
sequent on apoplexy Avith twitching  and muscular contrac-
tions in the paralyzed jiarts ; albuminuric paralysis ; puerperal
jiaralysis, Avhether symptomatic of Bright's disease or  not,
esjieeially Avhen preceded or accomjianied  by uterine haemor-
rhage ; chlorotic paralysis AA'ith puffiness under the eyes ;
rheumatic tearing and stitching after taking cold ; sensitive-
ness to cold Aveather; pains Avhen the Aveather changes  or
during thunderstorms; liability to  take cold  in the ojien air ;
frequent agitation of the blood ; haemorrhage from various
jiarts ofthe body ; heaviness ofthe mind anel body; languor
and Aveakness of the joints ; great nervous Aveakness; emaci-
ation, especially of the hands; formication in  the jiaralyzed
jiarts;  furfuracfeous dry herpes ; yelloAv or  brown spots on 
PHOS.
575
the body ;  sanguineous spots; petechiae, boils;  lymphatic
abscesses; fistulous ulcers;  diseases  of the bones;  small
wounds bleed profusely ; frequent Avaking in the  night from
feeling too hot; restless at night and • dreaming constantly ;
chilliness in the evening ; amelioration after sleep ;  exhaust-
ing SAveats  every morning; night-sweats; lowness of spirits
and despondency ;  anxious and irritable Avhen alone ; sensi-
tiveness of the senses and tendency to start; great indiffer-
ence to everything; vertigo ; rush of blood to the head AA'ith
buzzing and heat of the head ; falling off of the hair ; spots
on the scalp get  bald;  dryness of the roots of the hairs;
determination  of blood to the eyes; discharge of burning
and  smarting fluid from the eyes, especially in the open air ;
photojihobia; myopia, nyctalopia, as  if he sees  everything
through  a  gauze ;  hard hearing, especially for  the human
voice ; loss of  the sense of smell; fetid  smell from the nose;
green, yelloAv discharge from  the nose;  pale, sickly, sunken
complexion with  deep, holloAV eyes and blue margins around;
bloatedness of the  face, especially  round the eyes; herpes
round the lips  ; bleeding of the gums at the slightest touch;
ailments Avith bitter or sour taste after drinking milk;  canine
hunger ; nausea and frequent eructations, Avaterbrash ;  vomit-
ing  of cold drinks,  after they got Avarm  in the stoniach;
vomiting of jiregnant Avomen, Avhen  they have to get up from
the table, throw  up quickly the ingesta, Avithout losing their
appetite;  dyspepsia; gastritis complicated Avith heartburn
and  invincible scratching in  throat; loss  of appetite  Avith
feeling of emptiness and Avant, with impossibility of eructating
and  tendency to diarrhcea; excessive formation  of acidity;
regurgitation  of food,  patient  can  literally not  retain  a
morsel of food ;  little thirst and pains aggravated by drink-
in cr; sensitiveness  of gastric region increased  by motion ;
ulcers in the stomach; burning in the stoniach and pit ofthe
 stoniach; bloatedness and hardness of the abdomen  Avith
flatulency; large yelloAv spots and boils on the abdomen;
icterus gravis  from fatty degeneration of the liver; jaundice
from suppression;  acute  diffuse  inflammation of the liver;
acute atrophy ofthe liver; pappy, bright, yelloAy stools with
 a sensation, as if Avind were about to escape ; semi-fluid scanty
 stools, escaping Avith force; haemorrhoids appear simultane-
 ously with chronic  relaxation of the boAvels; relaxation of
 sphincter ani; stools mucous, liquid and passed involuntarily ;
stinging  haemorrhoids Avith passing  of  blood;  blind jiiles;
mucous discharge from the  anus; involuntary  emission of 
576
PHOS.-AC.--PHYTOL.
urine ; urine with a sediment of -white floceuli;  ulcer on the
prepuce;  irresistible  desire for an  embrace;  imjiotence,
noctural emissions  Avithout dreams ;  menses too  early, too
profuse and too long; leucorrhcea Avith urging to urinate and
Aveejiing; hard, jiainful nodosities  in the mamma; abscesses
in the mamma Avith fistulous  ulcers; chronic hoarseness and
aphonia;  crouji  M'ith disposition  to  relajises;  cough  Avith
rawness and hoarseness in the chest; panting, fatiguing cough
Avith exjiectoration of tough  mucus;  phthisis tuberculosa  in
persons of gracile build, light-colored hair, night-sweats, cir-
cumscribed redness  of the cheeks, ha'inojitoe, great irritabili-
ty ; cough Avith saltish, purulent exjiectoration; opjiression,
anguish and heaviness of the chest; jialjiitation ; yellow sjiots
on the chest; tremor ofthe hands; numbness of the fingers;
pains of the soles, as if ulcerated.
   PIIOS.-AC—Piiospiiori-acidum.—Diseases of  the bones,
esjieeially  interstitial  distention, inflammation  and  caries;
draAving and tAvitching, tearing  in the limbs;  debility from
loss of animal fluid,  Avith jiale comj)lexion anel Avith sweating
in daytime;  erysijielatous  inflammations;  herjies;  boils;
itching, flat ulcers Avith dirty pus or indented base; smarting
pains in the Avounds, eA'en in those of bones;  not disjiosed  to
talk; taciturn; ajiathic and indisjiosed to Avork; illusions of
the senses; dull, buzzing heaelache ;  great falling off of the
hair,  particularly after grief; Avatering of the eyes; yellow
sjiots in the conjunctiva; jihotojihobia; the eyes are dazzled
by looking at  bright things; short-sightedness; intolerance
of noise and conversation ;  cannot  bear music ; scurfs on the
nose ; burning on the skin ofthe cheeks;  pimples on forehead
and skin;  moist scurfs on the cheeks, lips and corners of the
mouth ; the teeth become  dull and yellow;  soreness and
bleeding of the gums,  Avhich stand off from the teeth ; sore-
ness ofthe left side of the  throat; putrid, flat taste; violent
thirst; jiressure in  the stomach, as of a load;  sour eructa-
tions  ; sensation in the stomach, as if something Avere heaving
up and doAvn; flatulence, esjieeially after acids; white, gray
diarrhoea ; lienteria ; distention of the uterus, as if from air;
milky urine, M'ith jelly-like  lumjis;  cough Avith jiurulent,
fetid  expectoration; old itching ulcers on the  legs; sweaty
feet;  chilblains on the toes.
   PHYTOL.—Phytolacca-decandra.—Great muscular de-
bility; lassitude and desire to lie doAvn ; myalgia and  rheu-
matic pains,  especially of a chronic  character;  j/eriosteal
rheumatism; tingling and pricking sensation over the Avhole 
PHYTdL.
5T7
 surface ; chronic skin diseases ; restless sleep at night; nausea
 on being Avakened out of sleep  at  night;  vertigo with dim-
 ness  of vision ; dull, steady, aching pain in the forehead;
 headache, Avith sickness ofthe stomach, from Avalking ;  heavy
 aching in  the head, AA'ith vertigo, and disinclination to mental
 labor ;  shooting pain from the left eye to the top of his head;
 burning and smarting in  the eyes, with great Aoav of tears;
 catarrhal inflammation of the left eye, Avith flowing of tears
 and  photojihobia; long-sightedness; dimness of A'ision, ob-
 jects appear indistinct; increased sense of hearing Avith pains
 in forehead; feeling in the nose  and eyes, as if a cold  Avould
 come on;  total obstruction ofthe nose, Avhen riding, not re-
 lieved by bloAving the nose;  fluent coryza ;  acute and chronic
 nasal catarrhs, ozcena;  syphilitic ulceration of the nose ; sickly
 countenance;  dark, yelloAv color of the face and sclerotica ;
 firm  tetanic contraction  of the masseters ;  tenderness anel
 heat  in the roof of the mouth and on the tongue; jityalism ;
 irresistible inclination to bite   the  teeth  together;  rough
 blistered tongue;  teeth feel elongated;  metallic taste; in-
 flammation of the fauces ; throat feels dry and sore, especially
 on  swallo\Aring; sensation as of a lumji in the throat, causing
 a constant inclination to  swallow;  constant choking  sensa-
 tion ;  haAA7king to  rid the  throat  and  posterior  nares of
 mucus;  dyphtheria;  enlarged tonsils ; taste like nuts in the
 mouth;  hungry soon after  eating;  eructations Avith water-
 brash ;  vomiting Avith but little distress in the stomach ; jiain
 in  the  region  of  the pylorus; eructations of sour fluid;
 vomiting of abundant dark, bilious  substance; regurgitation
 of food ; bruised and  sore feeling at the pit of the stomach;
 jiinched feeling in the stomach; soreness  and  pain  in the
 hypochondria;  neuralgic pain in  the left groin ; griping pains
 as before  a  diarrhoea,  folloAved  by the jiassage of offensive
 flatus;  mushy  stool; severe colicky pain  in the umbilical
 region; emission of flatus relieves  the pain of  the boAvels ;
 ulceration  of the  rectum; fissura  recti; prolapsus  ani anel
 haemorrhoids;  jiains in the region of the bladder, before and
 during micturition ; dark-red urine;  sexual organs unusually
 relaxed; impotence ; secondary  and tertiary syphilis; men-
 struation too copious  and  too frequent; metrorrhagia; leu-
 corrhoea ;  inflammation,  SAvelling  and  suppuration of the
mammae ;  dryness of trachea Avith  dry cough; coughs at
night Avith gagging and vomiting;  intercostal  rheumatism;
tenderness of the muscles of the chest, as if they Avere bruised; 
578
PLAT.—PLUMB.
constant dull, heavy j)ains in the lumbar and sacral  regions,
aggregated by motion ; spinal  irritation;  lumbago.
  PLAT.—Platina.—Alternation of dolefulness and cheer-
fulness ;  malaise;  inclination to sjiasms;  the spirit is affected
when the body feels Avell,  or vice versa ; it suits chronic states
Avith  sIoav reaction, suffering from  hysteria, hemorrhoids,
perhaps, also, from gout or worms.   Ailments from  chagrin,
angef or mortification ; neuralgia, Avith  pulsative throbbing,
and crampy, creejiing numbness of the affecteel  jiarts ; sjias-
modic affections of the female sex and especially of hysteric
Avoinen ; attacks of sjiasmodic stiffness of the limbs, without
loss of consciousness; leiAvness of sjiirits, esjieeially evenings,
Avith weejiing Avhen addressed and jieevishness; proud feel-
ings, AA'ith  over-estimation of one's self;  great absence of
mind; cranqi-like  jiressing  in the temples from Avithout in-
Avards;  agony, AA'ith fear  of death, which  she believes to be
near; delirium, heat and  redness of the face  ; roaring in the
liead; numb pain in the Aertex ; burning sensation  in the
oats,  Avith  droAvsiness;  Avhizzing, roaring and tingling in the
ears ; dry  coryza, only in one  nostril;   feeling  of coldness,
creeping and  numbness in the  Avhole right side  of the face ;
jmlsative digging in the  jaAvs ;  loss  of  apjietite, eructations
and pressure in the stomach ; contractive jiains, or dull shocks
in the pit  of the stomach ; constijiation ;  reel urine, Avith
A\hite clouds; excessive  sexual  desire,  with  discharge of
prostatic  fluid ; volujituous tingling in sexual  organs, Avith
anxiety and paljiitation ;  amenorrhea ; jirofuse menses, com-
ing too  early and lasting too long,  menstrual blood coagu-
lated, black and thick ;  induration of uterus and ovaries ; en-
largement  of OA7aries; loss of voice ; short, dry cough ; short,
difficult breathing.
  PLUMB. — Pluairuai-aietallicum aceticuai. — Paleness,
emaciation, languor, anaesthesia ofthe skin ; general paralysis
of the ujijier limbs, Avith aphony and  difficulty of speech ;
hemiplegia;  epilepsy; apoplexy; encephalitis; chronic mye-
litis ;  jaundice ;  boils;  skin rough,  dry, scaly, yelloAvish ;
coma,M'ith partial delirium; cold sweat over the  Avhole body ;
sIoaa7, small  pulse; loss of memory; loss of all theHenses,the con-
Aulsions  returning Avith increased violence ; furious delirium ;
bland delirium in day-time and furious at night; headache,
AA'ith  vomiting and violent jiains in the umbilical  region;
amaurosis  saturnina : death-like, lead-colored face ; that jior-
tion  of  the  gums  Avhich  is  nearest the teeth exhibits  a
violet-colored border; teeth turn black; aphthae, salivation, 
POD.—PSOR.
579
constriction of the throat; ajiepsia and dyspepsia; excessive
thirst,  violent jiains around the  navel, Avith  constipation ;
sunken abdomen ;  lead colic; jimching and lacerating colic;
passages involuntary, but not unconsciously, marking para-
lysis of the sphincter ani; dysentery, Avith excessive colic;
scanty, hard, black-broAvn  faeces, resembling sheep's dung;
ischuria;  impotence and  sterility; fetid breath; short, dry,
fatiguing cough ; angina pectoris ; excessive dyspnoea; ^ vio-
lent paljiitations  of the heart;  coldness of the extremities,
Avith great languor ; complete paralysis of the limbs.
  POD. — Podophylluai-peltatuai.—Aggravations in the
morning ; sudden shocks of jerking pains; restless sleep of
children; moaning in  sleep with eyes half closed; droAysy
and difficult to Avake in the morning;  sallowness of the skin ;
rolling of the head during dentition ; morning headaches;
headaches alternating Avith diarrhoea;  vertigo, Avith inclina-
tion to fall forAvards ; ophthalmia aggravated in the morning;
grinding of the  teeth at night; the teeth are covered Avith
dry mucus in the morning ; fetid breath ; copious salivation ;
sore throat, commencing on the right  side  and going to the
left;  goitre ;  voracious appetite or indifference to food; re-
gurgitation of food;  acid  eructations; vomiting of food  an
hour after a meal  Avith craving appetite  immediately after-
Avards ; Avaterbrash, heat in the stomach ; vomiting of food,
with  putrid taste; lingering  and  death-like  nausea;  colic,
with retraction of the abdominal  muscles ; rumbling of fla-
tus ; faintness, with sensation of emptiness in  the  abdomen
after stool; enormous swelling  of the abdomen ; green, sour
stool in the morning, Avith flatulence, during dentition ;  diar-
rhoea, Avith constricting pains of the abdomen,  stools are yel-
Ioav or dark green, often accompanied by prolapsus ani; the
pains in the "back and abdomen are  Avorse during the stool
and continue after it; stools excited by eating and  drinking;
Avhite mucous diarrhcea;  stools of the odor of carion ; cho-
lera morbus ; haemorrhoids; supjiression of the menses ; pro-
lapsus uteri; leucorrhoea; cough,dry or loose; hacking cough;
Avhooping cough, attended Avith costiveness and loss of appe-
tite ; paljiitation of the heart; aching in  the  limbs ;  M'orse
 at  night;  rheumatic pains, Avith numbness in the limbs.
   PSOR.—Psorinum.—AVeakness in all the joints; ailments
A\7hen riding in the open air, improved by rest; aggravations,
 mornings, evenings and  at  night; arthritic and rheumatic
 pains, mostly in the extremities;  dropsy;  an old cough, pal-
 pitation and* fixed pain in chest, passed off after taking pso- 
580
PULS.
 rinum ;  herjies ; itching over the aaIioIc boely at night ;  itch ;
 berjietic erujitions Avith scrofulous ojihthalmia ; anxiety and
 melancholy; rush of blood to the head, with pains as if the
 brain Avould  burst  out;  headache,  oeciqiying  only  small
 places;  numbness of the heael ; tinea cajiitis ; jiressure in the
 eyes ; sensation of sand in  the eyes ;  blejiharophthahnia, Avith
 jihotojihohia ;   yelloAv color of the  face ; sickly conqilexion ;
 herpes in the face ; all the teeth feed loose, Avith SAvelling of
 the gums;  nausea;  vomiting;  induration of  the  sjileen;
 chronic  abdominal affections; obstinate constipation;  invo-
 luntary  micturition ;  burning in the  urethra ;  condylomata
 on the jirejuice and berjietic erujition on the scrotum;  aver-
 sion to coitus; dry coryza;  dry cough, a\ ith  opjiression of
 the chest;  cough, Avith greenish  exjiectoration; incijiient
 phthisis;  Avant of breath  in the ojien air; stitches  in the
 chest; stiff  neck ; rheumatic pains in the back anel small  of
 the back ; itch-like eruption and herpes on  the hands.
   PULS.—Pulsatilla.—Aggravations Avhile  lying down,
 in  the beginning of  exercise, eluring rest, in a  Avarm room,
 from mental emotions, after Avarm food,  in the afternoon and
 evening ; imjyrovcment on lying on the right side, on motion,
 in  the ojien air, by cold; pains in  recumbent jiosition are
 lessened by  motion ;  jiains in the limbs; tearing, drawing or
 jerking in the  muscles, AA'ith numbness,  lameness anel swell-
 ing of the  affected  jiarts, stitches and feeling of coldness
 AA'hen the M7eather changes; rheumatism from  exjiosure to
 protracted Avet Aveather ; erratic jiains, shifting rajiidly  from
 one jiart to another, Avith swelling and redness of the joints;
 consequences of bruises and  contusions,  with soreness to the
 touch ; semilateral jiains and affections; jiaroxysms of pain,
 AA7ith chilliness, oppression  of the chest  and paleness of the
 face ;  aggravation of the pains AA'hen sitting, rising  from  a
 seat or during rest, or Avhen lying on one side; the pains are
 Avorse before  midnight or every other evening;  excessive
 heaviness in the whole  body, with chilliness in the extremi-
 ties ;  fainting  turns, M'ith  cadaverous jialeness of the face:
 epileptic  convulsions, Avith violent  tossing of the limbs, fol-
 lowed by relaxation, disjiosition  to vomit and  eructations;
 emaciation ;  chicken-pox ; erysijielas, Avith swelling ; cracking
 ofthe skin on wetting it; boils;  flat putrid ulcers ; chlorosis;.
 chilblains, with blue red swelling, heat and burning or throb-
 bing;  disposition  to  blenorrhoea;  drowsiness in day-time,
 sleep at night jirevented by ideas croAA'ding upon him;  rest-
less sleep with tossing about;  nightmare ; coldness and shud- 
PULS.
681
 dering, with chilly feeling internally; chilliness M'hen un-
 covering ;  melancholy, with crying, moroseness  and fear of
 death ;  solitude ;  despair of his salvation ;  fear of ghosts
 when alone in the  dark;  timid, Avhining mood; suspicion
 and  distrust;  gloomy, ill-humor, chilly ;  gastric, mucous ,or
 bilious fevers \ intermittents, Avith long chill, little heat and
 absence of thirst, no stage strongly marked and they are apt
 to run into each other ; disposition to sweat in the morning;
 hypochondriacal  peevishness;  hysterical laughter and cry-
 ing ; intellectual labor fatigues him ;  gloominess ofthe head,
 Avith vertigo, as after intoxication or night-Avatching;  vertigo
 Avhen sitting, Avorse by talking or meditating ;  draAving and
 stitching  jiains in the  head, in the teeth  anel ears;  redness
 and SAvelling of the eyelids, Avith styes; lachrymation in the
 ojien  and in cold air ; dimness of sight, as if through  mist;
 otorrhcea;  coryza, Avith cojiious mucus discharge ; green fetid
 discharge from the nose;  paleness of the face ; alternate red-
 ness  and  paleness ; toothache, M7ith otalgia; foul taste, as of
 putrid meat; absence of thirst, Avith comjilete loss of ajipe-
 tite ; bitter taste of all kinds of food ; aversion to meat and
 longing after sour things;  Avhite or yelloAv coating of tongue,
 adhesive  and difficult to remove; sensation in the middle of
 the  tongue as if it were burnt  and insensible; desire for
 spirits;  eructations  tasting of the  ingesta;  bitter bilious
 eructations ; gulping  up of a bitter fluid ;  the region of the
 stomach not distended, the patient comjilaining only of uncom-
 fortable feeling ; shivering after every meal; colic as if diar- •
 rhoea Avould come on, with natural  stool; flatulent colic of
 hysteric  females;  frequent mucous  stools, every  evacuation
 being preceded by colic ;  Avhite mucous diarrhoea, Avith pain
 before jiassage and much rumbling in the bowels; dysenteric
 stools of  clear yellow or reel or green slime, Avith or Avithout
 severe aching pains and  tenesmus,  extending up from the
 anus  along the sacrum ; Avatery, greenish-yellow diarrhcea in
 the night, AA'ith rumbling in the abdomen ; soft,  acrid  stools
 toAvards morning, Avith  smarting in  the anus ; retention of
 urine ; difficult emission  of urine, drop by drop; excessive
 sexual desire, like jiriajiismus; emission after onanism; amenor-
,i-hoea ; uterine sjiasms, resembling labor pains ; distress dur-
 ing the menses, esjieeially chilliness and paleness  of the face,
 with  thick and  black  blood ;  metrorrhagia;  leucorrhcea,
 burning, thin, acrid ; milky, painless leucorrhoea ;  utter jiros-
 tration during labor ;  cough only on lying doAvn ; cough Avith
saltish taste ;  cough, with expectoration of thick mucous; 
582
RAN.—RHUS.-TOX.
  asthma in  a  horizontal position, as if the throat Avould be
  constricted;  paroxysms  of jialjiitations  of the heart, with
  anguish.

                              R.

    RAN. — Ranunculus-BULiiosus. — Ejiilejitic convulsions ;
  scrofulous affections ;  indurations ; jaundice ;  vesicular eruji-
  tions ; jihagadama ; flat corroding ulcers ;  horny and other
  excrescences ; herjies  over the Avhole  body; bad ett'eets from
  the abiiM- of intoxicating drinks.
    RHAB.—Riiararp.aruai, Rheum.—Diseases  of children,
  esjieeially avIien nursing or during dentition ;  scrofulous affec-
  tions ; the child  tosses about,  screams,  is quarrelsome, has
  convulsive  dreiAvings in the  fingers,  facial muscles and eye-
  lids ; cries and asks for a variety of things M'ith iinjietuosity;
  agony; convulsive tAvitching ofthe facial muscles, corners of
  the  mouth anel  eyelids;   tenesmus; diarrheea  of lying-in
  women,  or jtupescent  sour diarrhoea, preceded, by urging;
  acrid stools, with  shuddering, and  followed by renewed in-
  clination Avith grijiing in boAvels;  faeces mixed with green
  slime.
    RHOD.—Rhododendron.—Arthritic and rheumatic jiains
  in the limbs, caused  by rough and  stormy Aveather, worse
  during  rest and in bed ; violent tearing in  the limbs after
  abuse of Mercury, Avith SAvelling and redness, and aggrava-
  tion of the pains  at night and  in the morning ; the jiains in
* the limbs are  esjieeially- felt in the forearm and  leg doAvn to
  the fingers anel toes, resembling a cramji-like draAving ; jiains
  in the bones  or periosteum,  generally at small sjiots, when
  the Aveather changes;  reajipearanee  of the jiains at  the ap-
  proach of rough  Aveather  or of a  thunder-storm ; swelling
  and redness of the joints, affected Avith gout; swelling ofthe
  testes, with draAving pressing, also alter siqipression ot gonor-
  rhoea and cold; hydrocele.
    RHUS.-GL.—Ruus-glabra.—Painful  fatigue after lying
  doAvn ; night-sleep disturbed by annoying  dreams;  jirofuse
  say eat during sleep ;  headache, esjieeially in  occiput; ejas-
  taxis ; ulcers in the mouth are*very sensitive ;  diarrhcea.
    RHUS-TOX.—Rhus-toxicodendron.—Affections of the
  ligaments, tendons and synovial membranes;  Avant of jilasti-
  city in the blood, M'ith disposition of the organic activity to
  become extinct,   even to  jiaralysis ;  ailments arising from
  cold bathing,  particularly convulsions ;  rheumatic tension,
  drawing and lacerating in the limbs, most violent during rest 
RHUS.-T0X.
583
or in the cold season, or at night in bed, M'ith numbness and
insensibility of the affected part after moA'ing it; stitches in
the joints, when at  rest;  tingling jiains; anxious  jiains  in
affected parts ; bruised pains in single  jiarts, or sensation as
if the flesh had  been detached from the bones  by bloAA-s •
sensations in internal organs as if something were  being torn
off;  jiains as if sprained ; bad consequences from straining 01
spraining ; the parts on which one is lying go to sleep,  parti-
cularly the arm ; numbness of single jiarts, AA'ith tingling and
insensibility;  stiffness of the limbs, on first moving  the limb
after rest; lameness ; comjilete  paralysis ; hemiplegia ; teta-
nus ;  ojiisthotonos ; languor, M'ith constant disjiosition  to be
sitting or lying ;  great debility; sudden paroxysms of  faint-
ing ;  great sensitiveness to the  open air, even  Avhen Avarm;
erysijielatous  inflammation,  esjieeially A'esicular;  jiustules
Avhich  break  anel  discharge  a fluid ;  berjietic  erujitions;
scurfs ; rhagades ;  warts ; hang-nails ; red shining swelling ;
violent and  sjiasmodic yaAvning, Avith danger of luxating the
maxilla ;  chilliness, AA'ith jiaroxysms  of pains, sets in in the
evening; evening fever, Avith diarrhoea;  sem'lateral chills;
sensation as if his  blood  were coursing  hot   through the
vessels  anel too violently  through the  head ; sweat during
the pains ; general sweat, also in the face ; depression ; sad,
despairing, tearful  mood,  is Avithout courage;  dread of the
future and  Avant  of confidence in himself;  anguish,  AA'ith
fear  of death, is afraid of remaining alone in the darkness;
fear  of getting poisoned ;  illusions of the fancy and visions;
chattering delirium ; jiain as if the  brain would be  torn;
jiainful creejiing in the head ;  SAvelling  of the head ; phaga-
denic scald-head ;  small soft tumors on the hairy  scalp ;  swell-
ing and inflammation of the parotis ; jiale, sickly look, Avith
sunken cheeks, blue borders around the eyes  and pointed
nose ;  acne  rosacea around the mouth  and chin;  crusta lac-
tea,  with thick crusts and secretion of a fetid, bloody ichor ;
fetid  smell  from decayed teeth ;  accumulation of Avater  in
the mouth ;  the tongue is not coated, but very dry ; parched,
red, or brown tongue ;  complete loss of ajipetite for any kind
of food; waterbrash; sudden vomiting aa-Ii en eating;  pressure
in the jiit ofthe stomach, as if swollen ;  nightly  discharge of
yellowish or bloody saliva ; ulcerative pain in the jiit of the
stomach, as if something M'ould be torn off,  especially when
stooping or  making a false steji; difficult swalloAving of solid
food, as from  constriction  of the  jiharynx and  oesophagus •
aversion to  all food, especially bread; desire for  cold milk ; 
5S4
RHUS.-VEN.— RUM.
bloatedness of the abdomen after eating ; thin, yellow, odor-
less, painless and involuntary  stools, as from  jiaralysis of
sphincter ;  mixture of blood and slime ;  sense of const rie-t ion
in the rectum, as though one side had groAvn up ;  dysenteric
diarrhoea, involuntary stools during  sleeji;  incontinence of
urine; offensive discharge of black-ajijiearing Avater from the
vagina after delivery; soreness  and SAvelling ofthe  breast;
dry tearing cough, coming on before the chill and continuing
eluring the chill; sticking in  the  region of the heart, Avith
painful lameness anel numbness of the left arm ;  the small of
the back feels as if bruised, especially when  lying still on it
  RHUS-A'EN. — Riius-a'enknata. — Chills up  and down
the back, Avhen  Avarm or in bed ; aggravation just before
rain, in the morning, by rest and mental labor;  hot anel dry
skin, with great restlessness; fine  vesicular eru/ttions on an
erysipelatous base, Avith itching  and burning ; boils ;  gloomi-
ness, absence of mind ; great swelling of the head, face anel
hands, Avith sharp,  irritative fever;  vesicular inflammation
of the ear, exuding  a yelloAv watery serum ;  oedema of the
eyelids ;  scalded feeling  of the tongue ; salty, slimy,  flat,
rough taste;  intense redness  of  the tongue,  cheeks  and
fauces ;  sore throat,  Avith redness and swelling ;  great thirst;
distress in the stoniach and umbilicus ; abdomen bloated and
painful to  the touch ; rumbling and  griping jiains in abdo-
men,  worse before  stool; stiff neck and  rheumatic jiains
between shoulders.
  RUM.—Rumex-crispus.—Throbbing through the body;
sensitiveness to the ojwn air in cold weat/ter, or to the cold ;
sharj) jxiins in the left chest;  stinging  itching  in the  skin,
especially  Avhen  uncovered  and  exjiosed  to the  air,   the
Avarmth of the bed  soon  relieves the itching;  sleepiness in
the eAcning  before  the jiroper time;  unquiet  sleeji,  Avith
dreams  of danger just before A\raking; headache, worse on
movement; frontal  headache on  aAvaking  in the morning;
sore feeling in the  eyes without any inflammation ;  roaring
in the ears; mucous discharge from posterior nares ; violent
and rapid sneezing ;  fluent coryza ; sensation as of a burn or
scald on the tongue ; dryness  of  the mouth and tongue at
night;  sensation of a lump in  the throat,  not  relieved by
ha\A'king and  swalloAving ; sensation of weigId or of a hard
substance in the stomach after a meal;  bitter  taste in  the
morning ; flatulency after meals;  nausea AA'ith  eructations ;
sharji jjain in the pit of the stomach, either Avorse on move-
ment or occurring while riding  out in the  open air; sensa- 
RUT.
585
 tion of fullness  in  the abdomen, with rumbling of flatus;
 griping pains in the boAvels, beloAV the umbilicus, relieved by
 the discharge of  offensive  flatus; liquid diarrhoea in  the
 morning;  broAvn, Avatery diarrhoea;  diarrhoea  in the morn-
 ing, with cough;  acute catarrhal  affections  ofthe larynx,
 trachea and bronchi;  tenacious mucus  in  the throat,  de-
 tached  and removed  by an expiratory effort,  or  attended
 Avith a constant desire to haAA'k and raise it;  sudden change
 of voice at the same hour on consecutive days ;  it diminishes
 the secretion and exalts the sensibility of the mucous mem-
 brane of the larynx and trachea; frequent and continuous
 cough, dry, in long paroxysms, and  induced or greatly  ag-
 gravated by any  irregularity of respiration ; reuvness and
 soreness of the trachea, extending beloAV the  supra-sternal
 fossa, and laterally in the bronchi, especially the left ; annoy-
 ing and very persistent tickling in the throat, partially  re-
 lieved by coughing; aggravation ofthe cough after retiring,
 so that the patient  covers the head with the bed-clothes to
 keeji the cold air off;  hoarseness; aphonia; sensation in the
 left chest as if the heart had suddenly ceased beating, fol-
 loAved  by  heavy throbbing through the chest;  burning,
 stinging pain in  the heart, coming on soon after lying doAvn.
   RUT. — Ruta - graveolens. — Bone - pains, burning  and
 gnawing jiains  in  the periosteum ; jiains of a jiressive  or
 bruised character in the muscles, anel especially in the jieri-
 osteum ;  aggravations  by rest, especially Avhen sitting or  in
 damji and cold  Aveather ;  inflamed  ulcers ; Avarts, anasarca ;
 bruises and injuries of the  bones  and of the periosteum;
 heat over the Avhole body;  melancholy and  loss of spirit;
 moist scurfs- on  the hairy scalp; lachrymation  in the ojien
 air ; maculae corneae ;  debility of the  eyes, from reading too
 much ;  red halo around the  light of the candle ; ineijiient
 amaurosis,  with  mistiness and eomjilete darkness at a dis-
 tance ;  ejiistaxis ; cardialgia after eating  bread or raAv and
 indigestible food ; eructations of hysteric females ; foul eruc-
 tations  after meat; nausea  during  the meal,  Avith vomiting
 of the  ingesta ;  colic  from  helminthiasis ; gnaAving  in the
 stomach ; mucous diarrhoea; prolapsus ani at  every passage;
 frequent urging  to urinate, Avith  scanty emission,  also  of
 green urine, or M'ith reneAved ineffectual urging after mictu-
 rition ;  frequent  micturition  at  night;  involuntary micturi-
 tion ; gravel; menses too early and  too copious  and irregu-
lar,  or weak,  folloAA7ed  by mild  leucorrhoea;  menorrhagia; 
586
SABAD.—SANG.
abortus; sterility;  corrosive leucorrhoea after suppression of
the menses.

                            S.
  SABAD.—Sabadilla—Sensitiveness against cold ; laming
drawing through all the limbs;  sleejiiness ;  restless sleeji, not
refreshing ; fever and  ague, Avith tliirst between the ehilly
anel  hot stage ;  anxious restlessness;  pressing jiain in the
forehead ;  jiressure on  the  eyeballs, esjieeially Avhen looking
ujiwards; fluent coryza, AA'ith disfigured countenance and dull-
ness of the head ; sore burning in the  mouth, as if scalded ;
thick, yelloAv coating of the tongue ;  hunger, esjieeially  for
SAA-eets, honey  and cakes, AA7ith aA7ersion to meat, Avine  and
sour things; nausea anel Avaterbrash ; vomiting  of lumbrici ;
red sjiots ujxin the abdomen, chest and  hands; taenia; cough
M'hen lying down, or deep  hollow cough Avith exjiectoration
of blood ;  the cough  is  attended with vomiting,  stitches in
the vertex, jiains in the stomach ;  influenza.
  SABIN.— Sabina.—Ailments of the female sex ;  acute
and chronic arthritis ;  arthritic nodosities ;  rheumatic jiains,
jiressing in the tooth, as if it Avould fly to jiieces ; jirofuse
menses, with lumps of coagulated bloocl; menses too early;
haemorrhage from  the  uterus  after confinement and miscar-
riage ; abortus, Avith flooding,  esjieeially in  the third month ;
leucorrhoea after sujijiression of menses, or starch-like, yellow,
ichorous, fetid  leucorrhoea,  AA'ith  jiainful discharges of blood-
like serum, Avith  a fetid smell       *
  SAAIB.—Saaibucus.—Emaciation ;   drojisical swelling of
the Avhole  body; awakes frightened  out of his sleep, with
anxiety, trembling anel suffocative feeling ;  unendurable heat
over the Avhole body, Avith  fear to uncover himself; fever
and ague, Avith excessive sweat;  blueish and bloated face;
jiale or livid color;  circumscribed cheeks;  red  sjiots on the
face;  swelling of the scrotum;  too cojiious menstruation;
tracheitis; membranous croup ;  cough, with profuse exjiec-
toration of salt or also sweetish  mucus ; Avheezing and hur-
ried breathing ;  profuse exjiectoration, Avith oppressed resju-
ration ; asthma millari;  angina pectoris.
  SANG.—Sanguinakia-canadlnsis.—Cases marked  by a
cold and languid circulation, manifested by coldness of the
extremities, a relaxed anel pallid skin anel great  sensitiveness
to all atmosjiheric changes.  Prostration of muscular strength ;
Aveakness and  palpitation;  scaly  eruptions;  ill-conditioned
ulcers, AA'ith  callous borders and  ichorous  discharges;  old 
SARRAC — SARSAP.
587
indolent ulcers;  warts ;  polyjii; anxiety and feeling of dread;
moroseness, Avith nausea ;  hopefulness ; sanguine of recovery
from  illness; vertigo on turning the head and looking uji-
Avard ; feeling of soreness on small spots on the head, especi-
ally in the temples ;  sick headache; pains in the head begin
in the morning, increase during the day, anel last till evening ;
digging, piercing, throbbing pains in the  head, followed by
chills ; nausea, vomiting of bile or  food, forcing the  patient
to lie doAvn and  keep perfectly quiet;  every motion aggra-
vates the jiains,  Avhich are only relieved  by sleep ; pains like
a flash of lightning on the back ofthe head ; severe burning,
heat  and redness of  the face ; much sneezing; fluid coryza;
Avatery acrid coryza ;   catarrhal  ophthalmia ; granular lids ;
ulcers on the cornea; beating humming in the ears ; painful
sensitiveness to  sudden sounds; spongy and bleeding gums;
pain  in hollow tooth when  touched by the food;  grumbling
toothache ; toothache  after cold drinking;  ulcerated  sore
throat;  feeling of dryness in throat, not diminished by drink-
ing ; sensation in throat as if it Avere swollen up and would
suffocate him, Avith  pain  in SAvalloAving  and ajihonia ; prick-
lino- sensation on the tongue and roof of the mouth ; tongue
feeTs as if burned ;  loss of appetite, with uncertain cravings;
fatty slimy taste in the mouth ;  burning in the stomach ;
unquenchable thirst, with vomiting and prostration ;  nausea
and  vomiting from irritation of the  coats of the stomach;
flatulent eructations :  bitter vomiting, with headache; sensa-
tion  as if hot water  poured itself from the breast in the abdo-
men followed by diarrhoea ; copious urination at night;  tick-
lino-'in  the throat,  with  sensation of swelling in the larvnx
 and  expectoration  of thick mucus ; tormenting cough  with
 exjiectoration and circumscribed redness ofthe cheeks ;  pains
 in the breast, with pressure and heaviness in the whole of the
 upper part ofthe chest, with difficulty of breathing ;  stitches
 in the breast;  extreme  clvsjincea; short,  accelerated,  con-
 strained breathing, with tenesmus ; rust-colored sputa ;  burn-
 in^ of the  palms of the hands.
   SARRAC — Sarracenia-purpurev. —Dull, heavy,  sore
 feelin" uiall the bones; retarded circulation; very  chilly in
 the  open air; skin  hot and dry; perspires freely; ^notafj
 dryness of throat; tongue coated brownish-Aynite ; bloated-
 ness of abdomen from flatulency; dark, fetid, copious stool
 Avith tenesmus.                       .               .   .,
    S ARS AP —Sarsaparilla.—Arthritic  and  rheumatic ail-
 ments with decrease in the urine, after suppressed gonorrhoea 
588                     scutel.—-<ec
or after getting  cold  and Mret; malaise, esj)ecially in  the
hands anel feet; ulcers from abuse of mercury ; jierspiration
on the forehead, in the  evening in bed; nausea in the throat,
as if foul air aatuIc! rise uji; constipation Avith tenesmus vesi-
cae ;  dysenteric stools;  gravel, calculi in the bladder ; copious
mucous leucorrhoea.
  SCUTLL. — ScTTELARIA-LATERIFLORA. — Bestlessness,  Slld-
clen  Avakefulness,  frightful   dreams;   tremulousness  and
tAvitching of the  muscles; chorea ;  affections of  the gray
nervous tissue, especially of the spinal cord ; nervous affec-
tions of children; convulsions,hysteria, epileptic convulsions;
hemicrania over the right eye ; pulse considerably  increased
and beating rapidly.
  SEC.—Secale-cornutum.—Spasms ofthe  ujiper  anel Ioavci-
limbs,  Avith convulsions; convulsions  and tAvitehings, jiain-
ful contractions,  tetanic  synqitoms;  jierfect  jiaralysis with
increased reflex-action ; excruciating sjiinal pains, esjieeially in
the small of the back; perfect ana'stliesia; jiaralysis of  the
bladder and anus; jieculiar tendency to gangrene;  hysterical
paroxysms during parturition and  childbed.  Dry brittle
skin; dry heat Avith quick pulse and restlessness and loss of
sleeji;  jiulse small and sujipressed; puerjieral fever; perspira-
tion  from the hand to the pit of the stomach,  or cold, clammy
SAveat; dread of death; excessive sadness, melancholy; deli-
rium; Aertigo Avith stujiefaction; the eyes are jiressed back
in their sockets;  ejiistaxis;  sunken, hippocratic,  jiale,  dis-
colored face; yelloAv comjilexion;  ugly  sjiots in  the  face;
yelloAvish-Avhite,  dry, thick,  viscid  coating  of the tongue;
frothy or  bloody saliva;  aversion  to food ;  great thirst;
nausea Avith vomiting ofthe ingesta and debility ; Asiatic and
sjioradic cholera;  cholerine;  jiainful colic Avith jiain  in  the
back and thighs, eructations; vomiting and  cutting  and
tearing in the abdomen ;  seated burning in the region of the
sjileen and  loins; rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen ;
extremely offensive  colliquative diarrhoea;  diarrheea Avith
great prostration or Avatery,  mucous,  brown  or  discolored
stools;  diarrhoea after  cholera ; sujipression of urine ; bloody
urine; hot, burning urine, coining  out in small quantities  ;
courses too long and too cojiious; congestion to the uterus;
metrorrhagia ; moles and polyjii in the uterus; flooding after
abortion, after parturition, Avith black, fluid blood, Avith ag-
gravation by  motion; swelling and Avarts on the os uteri;
metritis  during  pregnancy  or after confinement;  chronic
metritis from  sujijiression of the  lochia   or  menses;  ail 
SEL.—SEP.
589
ments  during  pregnancy;  threatening abortus; irregular,
labor pains, feeble, suppressed, or even spasmodic ; adhesion
of the placenta; lochia too long and bloody, or scanty  and
fetid ; miliaria on neck and chest;  cramps in the calves  and
soles of the feet.
  SEL.—Selenium.—Pains worse after sleep; easy exhaus-
tion ; inability to perform any kind of labor; ailments from
onanism ;  sexual desire Avith  debility and relaxation  of the
organs; emaciation.
  SENECIO.—Senecio-aureus.—Sensitiveness to cold  air ;
stitches in ^different  parts  of  the body; inability to fix the
mind on any one object for any length of time ;  dry skin and
very brittle nails ; lascivious dreams;  dreams about business
or about  danger, ahvays  coming off lucky;  obstinate sleep-
lessness ;  dizziness, feeling like  a wave from the occiput to
the sinciput; sharp,  shooting pains in the forehead from with-
in outward ; catarrhal feeling in eyes and nose; feeling of
Aveariness  in the lumbar region ; increased flow of urine;
bloody urine; diabetes ; renal affections ; amenorrhoea, not
connected Avith structural  lesion ; too long continued loehial
discharge;  chlorosis in a scrofulous  constitution;  ailments
of the climacteric age; bloody mucous discharge from bron-
chial tubes ; haemojitoe.
   SENEGA.—Polygala-senega.—Rush of blood  to the
head ; pressure in the eyes Avith diminished poAver of vision ;
lachrymation ;  dimness of the eyes, spots  on the cornea, the
letters  run together, Avhen reading; feeling of dryness in the
nose;  foul smell from the nose, scratching in  the throat  Avith
salivation;  metallic  taste; thirst increased ; loss of appetite ;
nausea ; cardialgia;  burning  and stitches in  the chest;  feel-
ing of lameness in the limbs.
  "SENNA.—Rush  of blood,  especially nights, disturbing the
sleep;  sleeplessness with restlessness  and crying,  especially
in nursing children ; heaviness of the  head in stoojiing; loss
of appetite, thirst, nausea, colicky pains as in children ;  feel-
ino-  of coldness in  the bowels;  flatulency; diarrhoea  with
burning in anus.
   gEP___Sepia.—It operates especially on the portal system,
retarding the circulation and causing an overloading of the
vascular system Avith venous blood, a  plethora venosa with a
state  of  dejiression. -Affections of  the  capillary  system;
nervous ailments, bad consequences of chagrin; pains  as  if
sprained,  particularly when  exerting the  affecteel jiarts;
likewise  at night  in the warmth of  the  bed; stitching  or 
590
SEP.
burning pains; draAving, tearing from below ujiAvards; jacti-
tation of all the muscles; the limbs go to sleep easily; stiff-
ness and immobility ofthe joints; seething ofthe blood, with
congestions to the heael and chest;  the jiains abate during
motion in  the open air, and are aggravated by rest, in  the
evening and at night; sensitiveness to cold and winds; hea-
viness and  laziness of body and sjiirit w it h languid breathing;
sudden palsy from  chagrin; great indifference  to his own
family; hysteric  debility; fainting fits;  itching jiimjiles in
the joints; itch-like erujitions;  jieuqihigus;  breiAvn, reddish,
herpetic  spots  in the skin; lymjihatic tumors;  sudor hys-
tericus ; offensive, sour smelling jiersjiiration,  esjieeially from
the axilla  and soles;  intolerance of warmth;  jiale, yellow
comjilexion, AA'ith reeldish-yellow spots  on the skin;  drowsi-
ness in day-time and cannot get asleeji  at night from pleasur-
able emotions; Avant of vital heat  and chilliness in the eve-
ning and in the open  air; jierspires freely Avhen Avalking or
exercising  ever so little; desjiondency and sadness, weejis
frequently, complete discouragement and melancholy ; hemi-
crania AA'ith vomiting; rush of blood to the head with  heat;
involuntary shaking ofthe head; falling off of the hair; pus-
tules on the  cornea; jiaralysis  of the  eyelids; incipient
amaurosis  Avith contraction  of  pupils; hearing sensitive to
noise and  music; jilugs in the nose and jiainful eruption on
the  tip; loss of smell; black pores  on the face; jiale face
Avith blue  margins  round the eyes;  sickly comjilexion Avith
dim, red eyes; yelloAv spots in  the face  and yellow saddle
across* the  cheeks and nose ; yellowness around the mouth ;
herjies on the lips anel round the mouth ;  aversion to all food,
esjieeially meat;  desire for vinegar or urine;  ravenous hun-
ger; painful feeling of hunger in the stomach; the pains in-
crease eluring and  immediately after a meal; acidity in  the
stomach, AA'ith  hyjiochondria and loathing of life; nausea
anel A'omiting of pregnant females; morning nausea;  jialjii-
tation in the  pit of the  stomach; Avaterbrash ;  Aveight  anel
distention ofthe  abdomen;  jiot-bellieclness of mothers; hard,
difficult  stool, sometimes  mingled with mucus; diarrhcea
after drinking milk; exhausting diarrhoea; much blood Avith
the  stool,  after cutting in  the  abdomen; exjmlsion of asca-
rides; contracting  jiains  in  rectum, running  along the jieri-
naeum Avith exudation of fluid from the  anus;  green and sour
smelling diarrhoea  of children ;  itching and  stinging of the
rectum ; floAving haemorrhoids ; continual desire to urinate ;
enuresis nocturna; turbid  urine AA'ith brick-dust  sediment; 
SIL.
591
increased sexual desire, laseh-ious ideas, constant erections
ami pollutions; great debility after coitus; sweat of the geni-
tal organs;  leucorrhcea, Avith  stitches in uterus and itching
in the A'agina; milky leucorrhoea only in daytime; prolajisus
vaginae  and uteri; SAvelling and humid itching; eruption on
the inner  labia;  contractive  pain in the  vagina;  violent
stitches in  the  pudendum, extending up to the  umbilicus;
suppressed menses ; ailments during menstruation ; abortion ;
exjiectoration from the chest,  tasting very salt; taste of rot-
ten eggs after  coughing;  cough Avith blood-streaked exjiec-
toration ;  suppuration of the lungs ; congestion  to the chest,
Avith paljiitation and  intermission of the beats of the heart;
dysjmoea Avith tenacious mucus in the  chest;  broAvn  spots
on the chest; tetters in the nape ofthe neck and  behind the
ears ; the skin peels off on the jialms of  the  hands; jiainless
ulcers on the tips ofthe finger ; corns ; profuse SAveat ofthe
feet Avith fetid smell; suppressed perspiration.
  SIL.—Silicea.—Muscular Aveakness of children and  diffi-
culty of learning to Avalk;  large head and slow closing ofthe
fontanelles in children ; it  will cure the interior consequences
of external causes, but not those of an external injury ; draw-
ing in the limbs, Avith lacerating and stitching ; nightly stitch-
ing in all the joints;  bruised  pains in the limbs;  ulcerative
pain  of the Avhole siele of  the  body on Avhich he is resting,
AA'ith  chilliness Avhen uncovering  himself ever  so little ; in-
sufferable tliirst  and  frequent flushes of heat in the face ;
aggravation by motion and about neAV moon ; tAvitehings of
the limbs night and day ; epileptic fits ; negligent heavy gait;
aversion to  mental labor ;  every change  of Aveather is felt in
the head and in the limbs; great liability to cold ;  sensitive to
thunder-storms;   debility "and  faintishness ;  rose-colored
blotches; lymphatic  swellings  and suppurating  boils; scir-
rhous induration ; glandular SAvellings, Avith  suppuration and
induration ; scirrhous indurations ;  benignant or malignant
suppurations, especially in  membranous jiarts;   unhealthy
skin,  every little  injury  produces  supjiuratiou;   furuncles;
malignant carbuncles; "many  different ulcers ; ulcers on the
nails ;  felons ;  affections  of the  bones  ; droAvsiness in day
time  and uneasy sleep, full of fanciful dreams, at  night; fre
quent dreams and  exclamations at night; bad  dreams, Avith
violent  Aveejiing ; seething of blood and heat; sweat during
moderate Avalking ;  night sweats ;  desponding  and melan-
choly ;  Aveejiing mood ; yielding; indifferent and  ajipathetic;
homesickness ;  somnambulism ; sort of double consciousness, 
592
SPIG.
ajipearing to be in two  jilaces at the same time ; Avant of
memory ; difficulty of thinking ; vertigo ;  groaning shaking
of the brain; obstinate morning  headache, with  ehillimss
and nausea ; headache, as if the  brain and the eyes Avould
be  jiushed forward ; beating  in the  head from congestion ;
painful  sensitiveness of the head ;  sweat  in the hair in the
evening ; itching jiimples on  the  scalp ; itching humid j)or-
rigo ; alojiecia ;  fungus haematodes and ulcers on the cornea ;
sjiots and scars; jihotojdiobia; the eyes are dazzled by the
light;  gauze  before the  eyes;  all  things look  blurred ;
pan/xysms of sudden blinelness ; feeling as if the  ears Avere
obstructed,  sometimes going off AA'ith a report; scurfs in the
nose ; plugs anel ulcers in the nose;  constant coiyza;  chap-
ped skin in the face ; ulcers on the lips; jiainful inflammatory
SAvelling of  the  gums; the gums bleed easily ;  aversion  to
Avarm, cooked food, Avith disgust for meat; bitter oily taste
in the morning ; stinging sore throat, only AA'hen swalloAving;
pressure in the  stomach ; heartburn; frequent, empty, loud
or sour eructations; waterbrash, with shuddering; vomiting
after every drink; grijiing,pinching, cramjiy sensation overthe
stomach and hypochondria in frequent jiaroxysms; hot dis-
tended abdomen, also in children ;  jiot-belliedness ; constijia-
tion, A\7ith frequent  desire for stool, which is composed  of
hard lumps; red mucus Avith the  stool; micturition almost
every night; exciteel sexual desire, with erections and lasci-
vious thoughts ; milky appearing leucorrhoea ; painful smart-
ing leucorrhoea, especially after the use of sour things; sore-
ness of the  chest from dry and  hacking cough; cough, Avith
purulent  expectoration;  arrest of breathing when lying  on
the back, Avhen  stooping, running  and coughing ; panaritia;
fetid or cadaverous smell from the  SAveat of the feet;  itch-
ing, sujijiurating scurf on the  frozen  toes;  cold feet from
sujipressed perspiration of the feet.
   SPIG.-Spioelia.—Tearing  in the hmbs; arthritis;  stitch-
ing lancinating ; fainting fits  in the Avarm room or at stool ;
catches cold easily ; catarrhal fever ; pituitous fever ; worm
fever;  jieriodieal, tyjiical headache;  nervous jiains in and
above the  eyes, especially deeji in the orbits, Avith jmin  of
the eyeballs on moving  them, as if too large ;  stitching in
the eyes, with boring  in the head and pain driving one to
elespair;  ulcerating inflammation  of the eyes and eyelids;
dull appearance of the eyes ;  great inclination to Avink ; the
upjier lids hang doAvn  as if paralyzed ;  great sensitiveness  of
the  eyes to the light; indistinctness of sight as if the eyes 
SPONG.
593
were full of water; luminous flashes before the eyes ; amau-
rosis ; cataract; jieriodical deafness ; stoppage  of the nose ;
fluent coryza after the least cold ; pale, disfigured face, with
yelloAv borders around the eyes; the cheeks and lips are at
times pale, at others dark-red ; typical nervous prosopalgia ;
violent pains  in the face, not allowing the  least motion or
contact, Avith  shining swelling of the  affected side ; tooth-
ache,  with  prosopalgia,  pale "bloated  face, yellow  borders
around  the  eyes, palpitation,  chilliness  and  restlessness;
canine  hunger, with  nausea and thirst; distaste for coffee
and tobacco ;  nausea, Avith sensation as if something were
rising from the stomach into the throat; pressure in the sto-
mach  and abdomen, as from a hard lump ; worm affections ;
ascarides; lumbrici;  influenza;  dyspnoea;  asthma, Avhen
stirring in bed, can only lie on the right siele  and Avith  the
trunk  raised ;  suffocative danger on making the least motion,
especially Avhen raising the arms ; spasmodic sensation in  the
chest, as if from the pit ofthe stomach, with arrest of breath-
ing; undulating motion ofthe heart; cutting constriction of
the chest, Avith anguish;  hydrothorax, with organic diseases
of the chest;  unusually strong beating of the  heart, he  fre-
quently hears the beating; the beating could be  seen exter-
nally through the clothes; the beat of the  heart  not in con-
sonance AA'ith the. pulse ;  stitches in the region of the heart;
quick, jiainful darting in the front part of the chest, as from
an  electric  spark ; carditis ;  organic diseases of  the heart;
aneurisms of the heart and of the large vessels; headaches
attended Avith fatiguing palpitations of the  heart;  jialjiita-
tions increased by sitting  doAvn or  by bending the  chest
forAvard.
  SPONG. — Spongia. — Diseases  ofthe lymjihatic vessels
and glands, AA'ith SAvelling  and  induration ;  heat, Avith dry,
hot skin, thirst, headache and delirium ; pressing, throbbing
headache ; rush of blood to the  head Avith throbbing of  the
carotids ; redness of  the eyes, Avith burning  and lachryma-
tion ; bitter taste ;  frequent eructations, Avith  cutting  and
tearing in the stomach; relaxed feeling in the  stomach as if it
Avere ojien ; hard stool; frequent  micturition ;  inability  to
retain the urine; orchitis; swollen, painful spermatic cord ; in-
duration ofthe testes ;  pain in the larynx on touching it anel
turning the head ; difficult resp>iration, as if the chest were
closed with a plug and as if the  air could not jxiss ; stridu-
lous breathing emd barking cough from efforts  of inspi ra-
tion ;  burning in the larynx and trachea; dryness, husky 
594
SQUILL.—STA N N.
 and  hoarse voice; inflammation of the larynx, trachea and
 bronchii;  croup;  laryngeal anel tracheal  jdithisis;  cough,
 deep from the chest, Avith soreness and burning, or chronic
 cough with yelloAvish exjiectoration and hoarseness; Avheezing
 inspiration ; asthma, AA'ith amenorrhoea ; goitre ;  hard goitre1.
   SQUILL. — SeiuiLi.A-ArARiTiMA.—Debility, Avith huiguor ;
 dropsy ;  indurations of glands ;  heat, Avith chilliness, Avhen
 uncovered ever so little ;  pale face after the heat;  dark red-
 ness of the face ; morning cough, with stitches  in the side ;
 tightness, oppression  of the  chest  and  difficult breathing ;
 Avhooping cough, violent coryza,  eyes  full of Avater, the nose
 dribbles, mucous rattling in the chest,  every jiaroxysm Avinds
 uj) AA'ith  sneezing; involuntarg  discharge  of urine during
 cough;  cough Avorse  toAvards morning;  Avatery diarrhoea;
 diarrhoea, AA'ith dark, muddy-appearing discharges.
   STANN.—Stannuai—Excessive mental and physical de-
 bility ;  intolerable  uneasiness in the  Avhole  boely ;  sjiasms,
 also hysteric or epilejitic sjiasms of children during denti-
 tion ; epilepsy, with clenching of thumbs, pale face, loss of
 consciousness; faint and droAVsy;  great  sensation  of faint-
 ness on going  doAvn-stairs, though he could  go up-stairs Avell
 enough ; great emaciation; hot SAveat over the Avhole boely,
 Avith comjilete prostration, even after the least exertion ;
 persjiires freely every  morning;  hectic fever; Avorm fever;
 anguish and melancholy; discouragement; Avant of disjiosi-
 tion to talk ; heaviness in the head and stujiefying aching
 pain  in the brain; pale and sunken face, Avith hollow eyes;
 sickly features;  faceache; the teeth feel  elongated ; loose-
 ness of the teeth ; red tongue; nausea after  eating; vomit-
 ing of undigested  food after violent  retching ; cardialgia,
 Avith bitter eructations ; hysterical  and hyjiochondriaeal ab-
 dominal spasms ; unsuccessful desire for stool;  dry stool, in
 lumjis; frequent desire, as if diarrhoea would set in ; severe
 diarrhoea; frequent desire to urinate, Avith cojiious emission;
 jirolapsus  vagina; leucorrhcea, with great loss of strength ;
 roughness of the throat, with hoarseness ;  cutting, as Avith
 knh'es,  in the jiharynx, Avhen SAvalloAving;  chronic  catarrh,
 Avith roughness, Aveakness of the  chest, dyspnoea and enough,
 Avith  expectoration ; titillating  creejiing in  the  throat; dry
 concussing cough, excited  by talking, reading, singing, from
 lying on the right side, from titillation in the chest; yelloAv
 exjiectoration,  having a putrid taste ; mucous jihthisis ; con-
 sunqitive cough; asthma at night,  when  lying on the back,
or from exercise in the day-time; asthma,  as if  the  clothes 
STAPH.
595
 Avere too tight;  bruised pain in the  chest when at rest or in
 motion ;  feeling  of Aveakness in the chest as if deprived of
 its contents, particularly  after  exjiectorating  or talking;
 hydrothorax ;  jiaralytic heaviness and Aveakness in the limbs.
   STAPH.—Staphy7sagria.—Scorbutic affections ; ailments
 from  chagrin,  Avith indignation, also from  care and  grief;
 hysteric and hyjiochondriac ailments;  inflammatory bone-
 pains ; draAving,  lacerating pain here and there in the muscles
 ofthe Avhole body, when sitting ; stiffness in the joints AA'hen
 rising in the morning ; bruised feeling of the body, AA7ith feel-
 ing of lassitude,  Avorse during motion ;  debilitated all 0A7er,
 especially in  the joints, Avhen walking ; rash, Avith nightly con-
 vulsions ; itch-like and herpetic eruptions; unhealthy skin;
 frequent  boils ;  indurated glandular SAvellings ;  SAvelling of
 bones;  great  drowsiness;  wakefulness before  midnight;
 evening fever, consisting of the cold stage merely; inability
 to sweat, even  AA'hen  taking the most violent exercise, Avith
 jiale face and headache ; jirofuse night-SAveat; putrid smelling
 night-SAveats ; cold SAveat on forehead, hands and feet; sad-
 ness, Avith ill-humor ;  great desire to Aveeji; indifference, AA'ith
 jihlegmatic   mood ;   children  are ill-humored  and  cry for
 things Avhich,  after  getting, they petulantly throAv aAvay;
 stujiefaction  of the head,  hindering him from  all labor ; a
 number  of itching scabs  on the hairy scalp ;  humid  scabs,
 Avith bad smell;  falling off of the hair ;  pimples around the
 inflamed eye ; tubercles in the margins ofthe eyelids ; hard-
 ness of hearing from enlargement of the tonsils ; coryza, Avith
 ulcerated nostrils ; Avorn-out, pointed countenance, Avith hol-
 Ioav eyes, as  after a night's revel, or in consequence of some
 violent emotion ; blue margins around  the deejily sunken
 eyes,  as after excesses ; pressure and beating, extending from
 the teeth to the eyes; the face becomes broAvn and blue
 from  chagrin anel indignation ;  pimjiles on  the cheeks, fore-
 head  anel in the corners of the mouth ;  inflammatory pains
 ofthe facial  bones ; ulcer  of the  lip, with gnaAving, draAving
 pains ; swelling and  tubercles of the gums ;  bitter taste  of
the food ; canine hunger, even Avith full stomach, Avith Avater-
brash ;  appetite only for fluid food ;  feeling of weakness in
the abdomen, as  if it would fall off;  pot-belliedness of chil-
dren ;  SAvelling of the inguinal  glands;  constipation and de-
laying stool, owing  to a  deficiency of peristaltic motion ;
dysenteric stools  ; frequent desire to iirinate,_jiassing a small
quantity of dark-colored urine ;  painful micturition ; excessive
sexual desire, Avith nocturnal emissions and  dreams;  cough, 
596
STICTA.—STRAM.
with yellow jiurulent mucus;  spasms in the diajihragm after
chagrin.
   STICTA.—Sticta-pulaionaria.—Inability to concentrate
the mind upon any one object; her leg felt as though it a\ as
floating in the  air, feeling light and airy, Avithout any sensa-
tion of resting on the bed;  hysteria;  chill sensation in the
heael, Avith sharp, darting pains  through the  vertex, side of
the face and loAver jaAv;  darting  jiains in  the  temjioral re-
gion ;  sick headache ;  burning in  the  eyelids, a\ ith soreness
of the ball on closing the lids or turning the  eyes; coryza;
chronic catarrh of the  nasal jiassages, otalgia; influenza;
cough during and after measles ;  racking cough, lasting for
hours and jiroducing great exhaustion ; Avhoojiing cough, in
the first stage.
   STRAM".—Straaioxium.—Painful sensation, as if the joints
were loose; spasmodic movements and convulsions, on looking
at bright  objects; violent motions  of the limbs;  ejiilejitiform
tAvitehings;  ejiilejitiform  convulsions,  AA'ith  consciousness;
sjiasms after fright; St. Vitus' dance ;  catalejitic immobility,
Avith loss of consciousness; palsy of the limbs;  tremors;  incli-
nation to keeji the recumbent position; debility, Avith vaccillat-
ing gait; fainting, Avith snoring, paleness of the  face and loss of
ajijietite;  droAvsiness ;  Avakes Avith a solemn air  of importance;
deeji, heavy sleep, Avith snoring, stertorous breathing, bloody
froth at the mouth and dark brown face;  chilliness of the limbs
and trunk; melancholy, Avith desire for society,  light, sunshine,
aggravation of the symptoms by darkness and solitude; melan-
choly, with fear of death, weejis all the time; believes all the
time that he is alone anel is afraid ; mania Avith great strength ;
stujiefaction ; stupefaction of  all  the senses and insensibility
to all external  impressions;  frightful fancies,  such as shajies
of#dreadful animals ; loquacious delirium ; alternation of lu-
dicrous demeanor and sadness ; mania,  Avith pride and affec-
tation ; violent headache, Avith obscuration of  sight and hard
hearing ;  glistening, staring eyes ;  dilatation  of the jiujiils ;  *
optical  illusions;  jialeness of the face ; distorted features,  as
if by pain or fear and anxiety, Avith deep  furrows and Avrinkles
on the forehead ;  red face with staring eyes ;  swelling of the
face, as if turgid with blood,  AA'ith  friendly look; blue  and
SAvollen lips; speech as if paralyzed, utters inarticulate sounds;
sjiasmodic constriction ofthe fauces and impossibility of swal-
loAving; fear and horror of Avater  and every fluid; violent
singultus; cadaverous stools; suppression  of urine; laschi-
ous disposition; spasms ofthe chest. 
SULPH.
597
  SULPH.—Sulphur.—It must never be  given at the be-
ginning of feverish  muscular rheumatism, but only Avhen, to
stitching  tearing, an obtuse muscular pain folloAvs.  Pains in
the limbs, Avith Aveakness and numbness, and stitching in the
joints Avith rigidity;  draAving and  tearing, becoming intoler-
able under a feather bed ;   external  heat  ameliorates the
pains, cold aggravates;  most jiains come on during rest and
go  off by motion ;  feels worst  Avhen standing ;  aggravation
at night  and when  the Aveather changes ;  talking fatigues
him and causes pain ; sensitiveness to wind and open air;  he
is worse every eight days ; inclines to  catch cold ;  agitation     •
in the blood, with distention of the veins of the hands ; tre-
mor ofthe limbs, especially the  hands; ejiilepsy after a fright
or after running  about; jerking in  all the  limbs;  unsteady
gait; difficulty of infants to learn to Avalk ; excessive emacia-
tion ; itch-like eruptions;  small-pox, particularly during the
sujijiurating stage ;  liver-sjiots;  moles; rhagades; unhealthy
skin ;  readily bleeding ulcers; boils ; chilblains ; stinging
and lacerating in the ulcers;  glandular affections; diseases
of the bones ; chlorosis ;  jaundice ; dropsy ; droAvsiness in
the  daytime  and  difficulty  of falling asleep;  Avakeful the
whole night; on going to  sleep one leg is suddenly drawn up
and shotout  again, partially rousing him ; sleep disturbed by
frightful  dreams; talking  and muttering during sleep ; night-
mare ;  chilliness and coldness  of the Avhole body ;  SAveats
readily at the least exercise ;  night-SAveats ;  eojiious perspi-
ration in the morning;  chills  and fever Avithout reaction,
stupid, constantly sinking ; melancholy,  despair of one's sal-
vation ;   irritated and out of humor;  taciturn ;  loAA'-sjnnted,
inclining to  Aveep ;  disposition  to  jihilosophic and religious
meditations ; the most  ordinary subjects aAvaken extraordi-
nary admiration;  feeling of heaviness  and dullness of the
 head, as if the  brain would fall fonvarcls; drawing and la-
 cerating through the head ;  seething of the blood m the
 head, with frequent flushes of heat; pain as if the brain were
 beating  against  the skull ;  chronic  periodical headaches;
 headache,  folloAved  by fetid sweats; tinea  cajiitis; pains of
 the roots of the hairs; especially on touching them ; alopecia;
 ulceration  ofthe eyelids; obscuration and specks on the cor-
 nea ; intolerance of the light of the sun ; weakness of sight;
 pale and bloated face ;  deep eyes, surrounded with blue mar-
 gins ;  livid  comjilexion ; hot  face, with red spots between
 the eye and ear;  circumscribed  redness of the  cheeks;
  roughness of the skin ;  black pores of the nose, lips and dim : 
598
SULPH.-AC — SYMPH.
teeth loose and elongated ;  sAA-elling of the gune ;  aphthae;
SAveet taste in the  mouth ; voracious hunger ;  acidity of the
stomach ;  regurgitation of the food and Avaterbrasb ; heart
burn ;  pressure in the stomach, as of a lumji;  spasmodically
contractive colic, extending into the chest, the groin and the
genital organs; cramp-colic from piles, from  flatulence, re-
lieved by  sitting bent;  pinching around the umbilicus ;  con-
stijiation ;  insufficient stool, with  sensation as  if something
had  remained behind ;  lienteria ;  reel  mucus  in the stool,
Avith fever, loss  of ajipetite  and cutting pains in boAvels;
threatening  ulceration   of  the  mucous membranes of the
bowels ; copious, putrid, frothy stool, with tenesmus, or sud-
denly and Avithout control, jiatient has  hardly time to leave
the bed ;  slimy stools, Avith slight streaks of blood  ; nightly
diarrhoea of children ; diarrhoea some hours after midnight,
or driving one out  of  the bed early in the morning; tenes-
mus continues long after stool ; haemorrhoids; painful  mic-
turition, with discharge  of drojis of bloody urine ; cojiious
micturition  after  midnight; Averting the bed  ; fetid urine ;
fetid SAveat ofthe genital organs ;  male impotence ; emissions ;
sujipression of the menses ; menses too jiale ; burning corro-
sive leucorrhoea;  much  mucus in the chest and throat; suf-
focating fits at night during the sleep;  feeling of heaviness
in the  chest, as from a lump; rush  of blood to the chest,
Avith seething ; pains in the small  of the back ; hang-nails ;
cold feet; cramps in calves and soles, particularly at night,
with looseness ofthe boAvels ; blisters on the feet and toes.
   SULPII.-AC—Sulphuris-actdum.—Itching over the Avhole
body; red  and blueish spots on the skin, as from suggilla-
tion;  sores  on the skin, Avith gangrenous ulceration  ;  ill-
effects from mechanical injuries ;  febris mucosa; desponding,
peeA'ish, Aveejiing  mood ; the hairs  turn gray and  fall  off;
chronic ojihthalmia ; loss of hearing ; ajihthae ;  acidity in the
throat and  heartburn ; pricking or burning in the stomach
and abdomen ; chronic diarrhoea ; stools like chopped mucus,
saffron-yelloAv and stringy; too  early and too jirofuse  men-
strual  discharge; uterine haemorrhage;  hoarseness, dryness
and roughness in  the larynx ; eh'-onic haemojitoe ; occasional
and momentary dyspnoea ;  boils on the back.
   SYMPH. — Syaipiiytum  officinale.— Fractures of the
bones, contusions  and injuries of the bones and periosteum;
indolent and scorbutic ulcers. 
TAB.—TELLUR.
599
                            T.

  Tab. — Tabacum-nicotianuai.—AVeakness and tremor of
the extremities ; chilliness, fainting fits, convulsions; itching of
the skin ;  chilliness Avith shuddering and cold SAveat;  anguish
and oppression of the chest, vertigo, heaviness of the head;
mist before the  eyes;  dilatation of the pupils; burning in
mouth and throat; nausea, A-omiting; sjiasms ofthe stomach ;
gurgling in the boAvels ; constant inclination to stool; green
slimy diarrhoea, with tenesmus; erections and  pollutions at
night; itching in the throat; dry cough ; oppression of the
chest; stitches in the chest, Avith dysjincea; strong  jialpita-
tion of the heart, pains  in  the groins and the small of the
back ;  stitching tearing pains in the extremities.
  TART.-EM.—Tartarus-eaieticus.—Pustulous eruptions,
like A'ariola ; varioloids ;  variola ; great sleejiiness, like coma ;
yaAvning  and stitching;  sleep in day-time ; apoplexy ;  jiale-
ness of the face, with sickly looks ;  nausea, vomiting,  diar-
rhcea  and great  debility;  sour vomiting of food ; jiains in
the  stomach and pit of the stomach, AA'ith  jiulsations ;  gas-
tritis;  colic, Avith restlessness  of body  and mind;  yelloA\7,
broAvn or slimy diarrhoea,  Avith colic before the stool ; the
larynx is painful to contact; membranous crouji; hoarseness;
catarrh, Avith mucus rattling in the chest; cough, Avith sneez-
ing  or vomiting of the  ingesta, or with suffocative  attacks,
like asthma ; palsy of the  lungs ; suffocative catarrh ; lever
and ague, Avith absence of  thirst and great drowsiness.
  TELLUR. — Tellurium. — Quiet disposition,  forgetful;
vertigo, worse in the morning and Avhen Avalking out;  dull
headache ; the brain feels as if beaten on the slightest move-
ment ; cataract ; lachrymation, AA'ith fluent coryza ; discharge
of Avatery fluid from the ears, smelling like fish-pickle,  caus-
ing  a vesicular  eruption,  Avherever it touches the  skin;
tAvitching and distortion of the facial  muscles, particularly
Avhen  talking; ring worm on the face;  salivation;  gums
bleed  easily ;  rough, scratchy  sensation in the throat;  dry-
ness of the fauces and throat, removed  by eating and drink-
ing; faintness  in the stomach;  pinching in the abdomen;
peculiar and violently stinking flatus;  slimy and black stools ;
itching in  the rectum  after stool; increased micturition ;
acrid urine; increased  sexual  instinct; herpes on  scrotum
and perinieum ; garlic-like  odor of the breath ; hoarseness ;
palpitation and throbbing through  the  whole body, with full
pulse ; sleejiiness and nightmare. 
600
THUJ.
   THUJ.—TiiujA-ooeniEXTALis.—Tearing and  beating in
 the affected jiarts, as if ulcerated ;  stitches in the limbs and
joints ; limbs go to  sleej) easily, esjieeially at night in bed ;
 sensation as if the whole boely Avere very thin anel delicate
 and might easily fall to pieces ;  the jiains are Avorst during
 rest and in  bed; amelioration  by motion, cold and  sweai ;
 aggravation in  the  afternoon  and  at night, toAvards  three
 o'clock, or in the evening, hindering from falling asleep;  the
left side  especially affected ;  ill  effects from getting  over-
heated, drinking tea, onions and greasy food ; seething of
the blood, Avitli jiulsations of all the arteries ; SAvelling ofthe
 veins  of the  skin ;  eruption like chicken-jiox, Avith red  au-
 reola ; brown or marble spots on the skin ; boils, chilblains,
corns, figAvarts;  heat,  Avith tliirst ;  shuddering, AA'hen  un-
covering the body ever  so little, with yaAvning ; loAV-spirited
and desjionding; tired  of life ; sIoav comjirehension, has to
look for the Avorels  when  sjieaking ; headache, as if a nail
were driven in  the croAvn ; heaviness of the head, Avith ill
humor ; tenderness ofthe scalji and ofthe hairs to the touch ;
eyes  are  bloodshot; lachrymation  in the open air;  tensive
draAving in the nasal bones ; ulceration and painful scurfs
high uji in the nose;  nasal  mucus,  mixed AA'ith  coagulated
blood ;  heat of the face, Avith redness; ajihthae ; SAvelling of
the salivary glands; ranula ; sIoav speech on accountof sIoav
thinking ; is easily satiated at the table ; desire for cold food
and drinks ; rancid eructations after fat food ; jiain as from
intussuscejition  of the boAvels ;  motions in the abdomen as
from something  alive ;  indurations of the abdomen ; consti-
jiation as from intussuscejition ofthe bowels ; feeling of jires-
sure on the haemorrhoids, with comjiression, swollen jirotHid-
ing knobs, tenesmus  ; itching burning of the anus ; copious
micturition of clear light urine, has to get up several times
during the night to jiass water ;  sensation in the  urethra as
if drojis of urine were   running along ;  round, flat, unclean
ulcers in  the  gland ; fig warts,  especially horny  or  humid,
suppurating and itching;  constant  erections and  emissions,
with  sensation  of stricture in the  urethra; discbarge  of
stringy jirostatic fluid in  the morning, after aAvaking ; cutting
jiain immediately before and  during micturition, most vio-
lent in the region of the bladder; Avart-shaped excrescences
on  the  os-tincae ; stitches in the chest after cold drinkino- •
paljiitation of the heart, especially on ascending  stairs; the
region  of the  heart  is  jiainful;  livid skin in the clavicular
region ; warts on the hands. 
TRILL.—VERATR.
601
  TRILL. — Trillium - penduluai. — Parturifacient; obsti-
nate passive epistaxis ;  bleeding from the cavity of the ex-
tracted tooth;  chronic  diarrhcea;  dysentery,  when   the
amount of blood is considerable and the discharges are fetid,
when the disease threatens to  become chronic; haematuria;
menorrhagia, especially during labor, at time, or in abortion;
frequent and profuse menstruation ;  profuse leucorrhcea of a
yellowish color and creamy consistency; chronic bronchitis ;
haemoptysis. ?
  VAL.—Valeriana.—Jerking  drawing in the limbs  and
bones; pains which appear suddenly, concussive, or shifting
from one  part to  another; aggravation in the evening after
meals, at rest, especially after preceding exercise ; mitigation
of the pains by motion, friction and  rubbing;   white erup-
tion ; hard pimples; morbid nervousness and hypereesthesia
of all the senses, with trembling; great restlessness and fear;
irritability of the  mind with  illusions of the senses; hypo-
chondriac despair  ; scintillations and black motes before the
eyes;  sensation as if a thread were hanging down the  ceso-
phao-us from the  pharynx; empty eructations ; taste as of
fetid talloAV; .ulcerative pain in the abdomen and distensive
sensation.
   VERATR.—Veratrum-album.—Ailments from fear and
fricrht or from anger and chagrin; attacks of pain occasion-
ing for a short time delirium and rage ; pains in the muscu-
lar parts of the body, composed of pressure and  a bruised
feeling •  paralytic pain in the limbs as after excessive fatigue;
pain in the limbs,  which do not bear the warmth of the bed,
cease  entirely on  walking  about and generally  appear early
in the morning; the pains in  the limbs are  worse in the fall
and spring, also in bed, damp and chilly weather ; the pains
are aggravated by the talking of other  people ; tremor of
the limbs, excessive weakness, fainting fit;  concussions like
electric shocks, with profuse sweat; spasms and convulsions,
with contractions  ofthe palms of the hands and soles of the
feet: catalepsy, with lock-jaw ; general  emaciation ; laming
prostration and disposition to faint, from the least exercise;
flaccid skin; coma vigil;  long uninterrupted  sleeji;   cold-
ness of the whole body with cold clammy sweats; hot lace,
with redness and shuddering; slow and almost extinct pulse;
great  inequality  in the  division of animal heat;  sweats
             26 
602
VERATR.
easily in the daytime after the least exercise ; anguish as from
an evil conscience, or as if some evil were imjiending ; fear-
fulness, running- about from anxiety, Avith anguish and scream-
ing ;  furious  delirium ;  mania, religious or  amorous, with
foolish demeanor; mania, with desire to cut and tear things,
especially clothing; stujiid condition, with low muttering or
moaning; Aomiting anel  increase of  heaelache on rising, Avith
projiortionate Avell feeling in a reclining jiosition, the least
motion  producing nausea or vomiting;  dysjiejvtic  or  sick
headaches, Avith shooting jiains;  jiaroxysms of pains, Avhich
drive the jiatient almost  to distraction ; chilliness on the top
ofthe head ;  sensation as of a piece  of ice on the head ; cold
sweat on the forehead ; jialsy of the eyelids, as if they Avere
too heavy; hemeralojiia, commencing at twilight; vanishing
of sight; diplopia ; red  spots on the nose ;  cold, disfigured
J'ace, as of a  dead, j)erson,  Avith pointed nose and sunken
cheeks;  blue margins around the eyes; bluish or yellowish
face ; cojijier-red eruption on the  face, around the mouth and
the chin  ; dry, black and jiarched lips; lock-jaw; discharge
of mucus from the mouth, and froth at the  mouth; tongue
reel and SAvollen or dry, blackish  and cracked; scrajiing and
roughness  in  the throat; desire for fruit and acid things ;
jiajijiy, putrid taste ; voracious and canine hunger ; unquench-
able thirst, particularly for cold drinks  ; Avater brash ; black
Aomit; vomiting, Avith diarrhcea  and pressure in the jiit of
the stomach ;  Asiatic cholera,  Avith rice-water discharges
and violent vomiting; extreme thirst for large quantities of
cold water, cramps in  the calves ofthe legs, fingers and toes ;
hoarse voice ;  coldness of mouth and tongue ; excessive sen-
sitiveness of the  pit of the stomach and  the  region of the
stomach, Avith anguish in the pit of the stomach;  flatulent
colic, affecting the Avhole bowels; cutting in  the bowels, as
with  knives, or  burning jiains, or  burning  as if from  hot
coals;  chronic  constijiation, as if from  a\ ant of action from
the bowels;  green,  Avatery stools,  mixed  Avith  flocks, or
broAvnish or  blackish stools ;  unnoticed  evacuations with
escape of wind ; diarrhoea, Avith  extreme prostration ; noc-
turnal diarrhoea; frequent, but scanty emission of dark-red
urine ; suppression of the lochia, Avith delirium and diarrhoea ;
nymphomania of lying-in women ; thin,  Avatery,  dark-ap-
pearing and offensive diarrhcea during puerperal fever ; dys-
menorrhoea, with vomiting and purging, or Avith exhausting
diarrhcea and cold sweats; paroxysms of constriction of the
larynx, suffocative fits with protruded  eyes; violent cough, 
VERATR. -VIR. —VIOL. -TRIC.
603
 with constant eructations; cough, with profuse expectora-
 tion, blue_ face and  involuntary emission of urine; palpita-
 tion of the heart, with anxiety and hurried audible breath-
 ing ; tingling in the hand, as if it had  gone to sleep ; para-
 lytic feeling in the hip-joints ; violent cramps in the calves ;
 icy-coldness, of the feet.
  ' ArERATR.-VIR.—Veratruai-viride.—It allays pain  and
 hyperaesthesia;  chorea;  puerperal   convulsions;  cerebro
 spinal meningitis;  convulsions, with tendency to  opisthoto
 nos ; sound sleeji, with frightful dreams; restless night, with
 frightful  dreams of being drowned; chilliness,  Avith  nausea;
 coldness of the Avhole body, Avith cold persjiiration, especially
 upon the hands, feet and face; feeble, irregular, scarcely
 perceptible jiulse ; headache, with afternoon fever, vertigo;
 headache, proceeding from the najie of the neck;  cerebral
 congestions, arising from plethora, vascular irritation, coup de
 soleil, alcoholic stimulants, teething ;  intense headache, Avith
 fullness and throbbing of the arteries, sometimes with stupe-
 faction ; increased sensitiveness of the  senses ; cold bluish
 face, covered with cold jierspiration, convulsive twitchings
 of  the  facial muscles, mouth  drawn  doAvn at one  corner;
 dimness of sight; walking brings on blindness and faintness;
 tongue feels as if it had been scalded ; flat bitter taste; copi-
 ous secretion of saliva; burning and spasm of the oesopha-
 gus, with rising of frothy, bloody mucus in the mouth ;  ex-
 cessive  gastric irritability;  cardialgia  and gastralgia ;  Avater-
 brash ;  the stomach  seems to  press against the spine,  Avhen
 lying upon the back; hiccough before  and after vomiting;
 vomiting of bile  and blood ;   cutting,  aching  pains in  the
 umbilical region, with rumbling in the bowels and desire for
 stool; soft, mushy stool, preceded  by cutting  pains  in  the
 boAvels;  increased secretion of pale  urine; orchitis;  jiuer-
 peral metritis ; violent  menstrual colic previous to the occur-
 rence of the discharge; sensation as of a heavy load on  the
 chest; oppression  of the chest; pneumonia ; pleurisy ; con-
 stant burning distress in the cardiac region ; faintness after
 rising from the recumbent  position ;  fluttering sensation in
 the heart; palpitation,  with dyspnoea; lumbago.
  VIOL.-OD.— Viola-odorata.—Vertigo, as if everything
 would turn round in the head ; rush  of blood  to the head ;
tension  in the occiput and in the nape of the neck ; pressive
headache, Avith chilliness ;  hypochondria and hysteria;  op-
pression of the chest; helminthiasis.
  VIOL.-TRIC.—Viola-tricolor. — Miliary eru  tion over 
604
ZINC--ZIZIA.
 the whole body ; crusta lactea ; tinea capitis;  herjies ; night
 SAA7eats;  epileptic fits; convulsions;  heaviness of the head ;
 pressive pain in the head; dimness of the sight;  Hot flushes
 in the face ; tongue coated AA'hite, AA'ith nausea and vomiting;
 colic ; hard stool;  copious urination ;  tenesmus Aesicae, with
 urging  to urinate ; jiollutions ; leucorrhcea; stitches in the
 chest.


                            Z.

   ZIXC.—ZiNCUAr-AiETALLicuAi.—A^aluable in convulsions of
 children, aatio have become pale, but not anaemic, during den-
 tition, also in convulsions of  chlorotic Avomen, particularly it'
 the upper part of  the body is affected; loss of sensation in
 the body ; feeling of coldness of the bones;  chronic erup-
 tions  ; herpes and  herpetic ulcers ; rhagades ;  drowsiness in
 the morning, after  dinner, with laziness; sleep disturbed by
 frightful dreams ; screaming  and talking during sleep ; night
 SAveats ;  persj»ires easily  during the day ; thoughts of death;
 abhors all work and exercise ; loss of memory and forgetful-
 ness ; bruised feeling in the head ; buzzing in the head ; coma,
 from cerebral exhaustion ; hydrocephaloid ; pain ofthe hairy
 scalp  as if from subcutaneous  ulceration ; dryness ofthe eyes;
 paralysis ofthe upjier lids ; the teeth are sensithe and ache;
 bleeding  of the gums; herpes in the throat after neglected
 gonorrhoea; metallic taste ;  a sort of subdued nausea, Avith
 a general tremulous feeling and aching in the forehead ; dull
 stitches in  the region of the spleen ; accumulation  of flatu-
 lency, producing a protrusion of  the  piles ;  constipation ;
 soft  stool and diarrhoea; retention of urine; enuresis in
 Avalking, coughing or sneezing; stones in the bladder; gravel;
 too quick emission ofthe semen ; poAverful erections, especial-
 ly at night; leucorrhcea, preceded by cutting colic ;  spasmo-
 dic asthma ; tension of the sternum ;  palpitation and shocks
 of the heart, with intermission of the beats of the heart and
 arrest of breathing ; pain in the small ofthe back  ; incessant
 anel powerful fidgety feeling in the feet and lower extremities,
he must move  them constantly; rash  in  the bend of the
 elbows  and of the hands;  heaviness and  weakness of the
 extremities.
  ZIZIA. — Zizia-aurea.—It has a direct affinity for  the
 spinal cord and  brain, causing irritations  and  congestions,
with delirium and spasms, tic-douloureux, ejiilejisy anel neu-
ralgic pains.  Aggravation  by movement, noise, light and 
ZIZIA.
605
contact; drowsiness, with lassitude and fatigue ;  spasmodic
tAvitehings during sleep ; depression of spirits, with  disgust
for life ; suicidal mania;  giddiness; shooting through the
orbits ; bilious headache ; sick headache, with acid and bilious
vomiting;  chronic catarrh, with yellow and fetid  discharge
from the nose ; bitter taste ; craving for acids and stimulants ;
tight cough, caused by taking a deep inspiration;  hard, dry
and  short cough, with stitches in the chest;  acrid leucor-
rhcea ;   retarded and suppressed menses;  dragging sensation
in extremities. 
 
ALPHABETICAL  INDEX
LATIN   AND  ENGLISH   NAMES
OF THE DISEASES
        MENTIONED  IN  THIS  REPERTORY.

(The numbers refer to the page in the Repertory, where the article com-
                        mences.)
             A.
Abscess, 23.
Abortus, 321.
Aearus, 286.
Achor, 450.
Acids, desire for. 297.
Acids, ill effects of,  431.
Acids, noxious, 365.
Acne. 24
Acne punctata, 24.
Acne rosacea, 187.
Acoustia, 257.
Adenitis, 225.
Adiposis, 24.
Adipic poison, ill effects of, 365.
After-birth, 288.
After-diseases, after Exanthema-
   ta,  191.
After-diseases, after Cholera, 107.
After-diseases, after Inflammation,
   155.
After-pains, 288.
 Agalactia,  331.
Agaric, 487.
Agustia, 24.
Alcohol, poisoning by, 25.
Alienatio mentis, 313.
Alkalies, 365.
Alopecia, 193.
 Alumen, 25.
 Alum, poisoning by, 25.
 Amaurosis, 25.
 Amblyopia, 25.
Amenia, 32.
Amenorrhcea, 32.
Ammoniac, 392.
Amygdalitis, 452.
Anaemia,  37.
Anasarca, 37.
Aneurisma,  37.
Aneurisms by anastomosis, 37.
Anger, 178.
Angina faucium, 412.
Angina gangraenosa, 357.
Angina laryngea, 291.
Angina membranosa, 151.
Angina palatina, 189.
Angina pectoris, 37.
Angina pharyngea, 357.
Angina tonsillaris, 452.
Angina uvularis, 357.
Anguish, paroxysms of, 38.
Anosmia, 39.
Anorexia, 38.
Anthrax, 39.
Anuria, 381, 481.
Anthropophobia, 40.
Aphthae, 40.
Aphonia, 269.
Apoplexy, 40.
Apoplexy, sanguineous, 40.
Apoplexy, serous, 40.
Apparent death, 42.
Arthralgia, 43.
Arthritis, 45.
Arthritis articularis, 45. 
608
INDEX.
 Arthritis gonorrhoica, 382.
 Arthritic nodosities, 45,  465.
 Arthritis nodosa,  45.
 Arthrocace, 46
 Arsenic, poisoning by, 46.
 Ascarides, 502.
 Ascites, 47.
 Asphyxia, 42.
 Asthenia, 155.
 Asthma catarrhale,  95.
 Asthma millari, 47.
 Asthma nervosum, 47.
 Asthma periodicum, 47.
 Asthma spasmodicum, 47.
 Asthma thymicum,  58.
 Asthma Wigandi,  47.
 Atrophia infantum,  58.
 Atrophy  of the spinal  marrow,
   62.
 Aurigo,  280.
 Autumn, 124.
 Aversion to life, 299.
 Awkwardness, 62.

               B.

 Back, pain in the small of the, 62.
 Balanitis, 63.
 Balanorrhoea, 63.
 Baldness, 193.
 Bathing, ill effects of, 113.
 Bed-sores of patients, 504.
 Beer, ill effects of,  439.
 Bee-stings, 284.
 Bilious  derangement, 220.
 Bites, 504.
 Bitter almonds, 375.
 Bladder, diseases of the,  153.
 Blear-eyedness, 392.
 Blenorrhagia urethras, 227.
 Blenorrhoea, 324.
 Blenorrhoea of the eyes,  333.
 Blenorrhoea of the  nose.  90.
 Blenorrhoea pulmonum,  90.
 Blenorrhoea urethrae, 227.
 Blenorrhoea vaginae, 293.
Blenorrhoea vesicae, 95.
Blepharitis, 63.
Blepharoblenorrhoea, 392.
Blepharophthalmia, 63.
 Blepharoplegia, 65.
 Blepharoptosis, 65.
 Blepharospusmus,  65.
 Blindness, 25.
 Blisters, bloody, 65.
 Blisters, phagedenic, 268.
 Blood,  233.
 Blood, ill effects of loss of, 155.
 Blows, ill effects of, 504.
 Blue disease,  153.
 Boils, 65.
 Bones, diseases of the, 65.
 Bone-pains, 65.
 Brain-fever, 465.
 Brandy, ill effects of, 439.
 Brandy, ill effects of drinking, 171.
 Bread, ill effects of, 4.!9.
 Breasts  and  nipples of females,
  77.
 Breathing, difficult, 95.
 Bronchitis, 68.
 Buboes, syphilitic,  446.
 Buboes, scrofulous, 225.
 Buckwheat, ill effects of, 489.
 Bulimy, 271.
 Bullae phagadanicae, 185.
 Bums, 504.
 Butter,  ill effects of, 431.
 Buzzing in the ears, 257.

               C.

 Cachexia from abuse of Cinchona,
  111.
 Cachexia, mercurial, 318.
 Calculi biliarii, 266.
 Calculi of the bladder, 295.
 Calculi renales,  79.
 Calculi vesicales, 295.
 Calomel, ill effects of, 318.
 Callosities, 281.
 Camphor, ill effects of, 79.
 Cancer and scirrhus, 79.
 Cancer aquaticus,  330.
 Cancer of the eyes,  80.
 Cancer of the face, 187.
 Cancer ofthe lips,  4 4 5.
Cancer of the nose, 80.
Cancer of the stomach, 80.
Cancer of the womb, 80. 
INDEX.                        609
Cantharides, ill effects of, 83.
Carbunculus, 39.
Carcinoma mammae, 298.
Carcinoma ventricuii, 80.
Carcinoma, 79.
Carcinoma uteri,  80.
Carcinoma faciei,  187.
Carcinoma labiorum,  444.
Carditis, 262.
Caries,  65.
Cardialgia, 83.
Cataract,  90.
Catarrh, 90.
Catarrh, suffocative, 95.
Catarrh, bronchial, 68.
Catarrh of the bladder, 95.
Catalepsy, 95.
Causes of disease, 95.
Cephalalgia, 241.
Ceratitis,  146.
Chagrin, ill effects of, 178.
Chalazion, 440.
Chamomilla, ill effects of, 98.
Chancre, 446.
Chapped skin, 382.
Cheese poison, 365.
Chest, oppression of,  95.
Chilblains, 98.
Children,  diseases of, 98.
Chilliness, 495.
China or Cinchona, 111.
Chiragra,  107.
Chlorosis,  107.
Cholera, 107.
Cholerine, 107.
Chonorrhagia, 184.
Choreomania,  420.
Chorea  St. Viti, 420.
Chorda gonorrhoica,  227.
Chordapsus, 494, 280.
Cinchona, ill effects of,  111.
Clavus hystericus, 241.
Cloudicatio spontanea,  98.
Ccelialgia,  116.
Coffee, ill  effects of, 112.
Colchicum, ill effects of, 112.
Cold, 113.
Cold, liability to  take, 113.
Cold drinks, ill effects of, 439.
Cold swelling, 464.
Cold meal, ill effects of, 124.
Cold air, ill effects of, 124.
Coldness, 495.
Colic, 116.
Colic, bilious, 266.
Colic, flatulent, 116.
Colic, gastric,  116.
Colic, hernial,  265.
Colic, menstrual, 116.
Colic, plumbai. 116.
Colic, sanguineous,  116.
Colic, from worms,  116.
Colicodynia, 116.
Color of the skin, 402.
Coma, 410.
Comedones, 24.
Complexion, 122.
Concussion ofthe brain, 124.
Conditions of aggravation, 124.
Conditions of  improvement, 132
Condylomata,  445.
Confinement, 133.
Congelation, 42.
Congestions, sanguineous,  134.
Congestions of the abdomen, 134
Congestions of the chest,  135.
Congestions of the head, 136.
Conjunctivitis, 333.
Constipation. 140.
Constitution, age, sex,  143.
Consumption,  200.
Contractions, arthritic, 45.
Contraction of muscles, 145.
Contraction of tendons, 145.
Contusions, 504.
Convulsions, 419.
Convulsions, cereales, 185.
Copper-colic,  145.
Copper, poisoning by, 145.
Corns, 145.
Cornea, diseases of the, 146.
Cornea, pellicle on the, 146.
Cornea, specks on the, 146.
Coryza,  90.
Coryza. dry,  90.
Costiveness, 140.
Cough, 146.
Cough, humid, 147.
Cough, spasmodic,  146.
Coxalgia, 285. 
610
INDEX.
  Coxarthrocace, 46.
  Crap-apple  vinegar, ill effects of.
    365.
  Cramp in the calves, 151.
  Craziness, 313.
  Croup, membranous,  151.
  Crusta lactea, 187.
  Crusta serpiginosa. 187.
  Cupidity, morbid, 181.
  Currents of air. ill effects of, 124.
  Curvature of bones, 65.
  Cutaneous eruptions,  185.
  Cyanosis,  153.
  Cynanche, 151.
  Cystalgia, 155
  Cystitis,  153.
 Cystodynia, 155.
 Cystopathia, 155.
 Cystoplegia, 155.
 Cystospasmus, 155.

               D.

 Dainties, desire for, 297.
 Damp weather,'ill effects of, 124.
 Deadness of single parts, 155.
 Deafness, 257.
 Debility, 155.
 Debility, nervous, 156.
 Decubitus, 504.
 Deglutition,  difficult, 157.
 Delirium, 157.
 Delirium tremens,  171.
 Dentition—fever, 98.
 Dentition,  98.
 Diabetes, 158.
 Diaphragmitis, 158.
 Diarrhoea, 159.
 Diplopia,  25.
 Dislocations, 504.
 Distention of the abdomen,  167.
 Dizziness, 490.
 Draughts of air  124.
 Dread of air, 168.
 Dread of light, 358.
 Dreams,  403.
 Drinks, aversion to particular, 38.
 Drinks, desire for particular, 297.
Drinking, ill effects of,  439.
Dropsy, 169.
 Dropsy, abdominal, 47.
 Dropsy of the joints, 171.
 Dropsy of the ovaries, 345.
 Droiisy of the uterus, 486.
 Drowning, 42.
 Drowsiness, 410.
 Dolores, colici. 116.
 Dolor faceci, 372.
 Drunkards, diseases of, 171.
 Dullness of sense,  304.
 Dumbness, 428.
 Dysaecia,  257.
 Dysentery, 173.
 Dyspepsia, 431.
 Dysphagia, 157.
 Dyspnoea,  95.
 Dysuria,  381, 483.

                E.

 Ears, herpes of the, 176.
 Ears, eruptions on  the, 176.
 East winds, ill effects of, 124.
 Eating, ill  effects of, 124, 431.
 Ecchymoses, 504. 177.
 Eclampsia, 419.
 Eclampsia  of children,  420.
 Ecthymia,  268.
 Ectropium, 334.
 Eczema, 177.
 Eczema merc. uriale, 177.
 Eczema solare, 177.
 Emaciation, 177.
 Emotions,  178.
 Emotions,  morbid,  181.
 Emphysema, 464.
 Encephalitis, 305.
 Eniephatorrhagia, 40.
 Encephalopathia, 241,
 Endocarditis,  262.
 Enteralgia, 116.
 Enteritis, 184.
 Enterodynia, 116.
 Enteropathia,  116.
Entropium, 334.
Enuresis, 481.
 Enuresis paralvtica, 155.
Ephelides,  296"
Ephemera protracta, 98.
Ephidrosis, 442. 
INDEX.
611
Epididymitis, 340.
Epilepsy. 420.
Epulis, 228.
Epistaxis,  184.
Erections,  401.
Ergot, 185.
Ergotism,  185.
Eructations, 261.
Eruptions, cutaneous,  185.
Eruptions, on the lips,  187.
Eruptions, on the faca, 187.
Eruptions, herpetic, 188.
Eruptions, on the nose, 331.
Eruptions, phagedaenic, 185.
Eruptions,  spreading,  188.
Eruptions, suppression of,  185.
Erysipelas, 189.
Erysipelas of the face,  190.
Erythema, 412.
Erythriosis of infants,  191.
Evening, 124.
Evening air, 113, 124.
Exanthemata, acute, 191.
Excesses, ill effects of, 155.
Excrescences fungous, 191.
Excrescences, horny,  281.
Exercise, dread of, 191.
Exertions, ill effects of, 291.
Exhalation, deficient, 192.
Exostosis,  65.
Expectoration,  146.
Eye-lids, aversion of the, 333.
Eyes, contraction of, 192.
Eyes, closing of, 65.
Eyes, neuralgic pains in, 192.
Eyes, specks on the, 146.
Eyes, suppuration of,  193.
Eyes, ulcers of the, 146.

                F.

Fall—diseases,  124.
Falling, ill effects of, 503.
Falling off of the hair, 193.
Farsightedness,  372.
Fat, aversion to, 38.
Fat, ill effects of, 220.
Favus, 450.
Fear, ill effects of,  181.
Febris helodes, 194.
Febris verminosa, 502.
Febris lactea, 288.
Fever and Ague, 207.
Fever, bilious,  195.
Fever, brain, 465.
Fever, catarrhal, 195.
Fever, with cerebral irritation,
  465.
Fever, consumptive,  200.
Fever, dentition, 98.
Fever, from injuries, 503.
Fever, gastric,  195.
Fever, hectic,  200.
Fever, inflammatory, 201.
Fever, traumatic, 503.
Fever, with sopor, 410.
Fever, saburral,  195.
Fever, rheumatic, 195, 382.
Fever, putrid,  466.
Fever, puerperal. 204.
Febris pituitosa, 195, 466.
Fever, petechial, 466.
Fever, nervous, 465.
Fever, mucous, 195, 466.
Fever, milk, 288.
Fever, lentescent, 200.
Fever, intermittent,  207.
Fever from worms,  502.
Fever, yellow,  217.
Fig-warts,  445.
Fish-poison, ill effects of, 217.
Fistula,  477.
Fistula,  dentalis, 228.
Fistula,  lachrymalis, 217.
Fistula,  recti, 217.
Fistula,  urethrae, 217.
Fistula,  urinaria, 217.
Fixed ideas, 313.
Flatulence, 167.
Fluids, loss of animal, 155.
Fluor albus, 293.
Fontanelle  of  Infants,  retarded
   closing of, 217.
Food, ill effects of,  431.
Food, ill effects of flatulent, 431.
Foolish  actions, 313.
Foot baths, ill effects of 113.
Foreboding, 95.
Formication, 217.
Fothergill's pain, 372. 
612
INDEX.
Fractures, 504.
Freckles. 29 b.
Fright, ill effects of,  178.
Frozen,  42.
Frozen limbs. 98.
Fruit, desire for, 297.
Fruit, ill effects from, 431.
Fungi, 191.
Fungus  articulorum,  218.
Fungus, haematodes,  191.
Fungus, medullaris,  191.
Furor uterinus, 486.
Furunculi, 65.


               G.
Galactorrhcea, 331.
Gangrene, 218.
Ganglia, 464, 296.
Gastralgia, 83.
Gastritis,  218.
Gastric derangement, 220.
Gastroataxia, 220.
Gastrobrosis, 220.
Gastroenteritis, 225.
Gastromalacia, 220.
Gastropathia, 83.
Gastrosis, 220.
Gastrostenosis, 80.
Ghosts, fear of, 178.
Giddiness, 490.
Glands, diseases of,  225
Glanders, poison of,  227.
Glaucoma, 90.
Gleet, 227.
Globus hystericus, 276.
Glossitis,  451.
Glossopathia, 451.
Glossoplegia, 451.
Goitre,  227.
Gonagra, 227.
Gonitis, 227.
Gonocele, 227.
Gonorrhoea,  227.
Gout, 45.
Grief, ill effects of, 178.
Growing, ill effects of, 228.
Growing into the flesh. 326.
Gumboil,  228.
Gums, diseases of the, 228.
H.
Haematemesis, 494, 229.
Utematoe, 234.
Haematuria, 480.
Haemoptysis, 146, 234.
Haemorrhoids, 229.
Haemorrhoids of the bladder, 233,
Haemorrhages from anus. 234.
Haemorrhage of the brain,  40.
Haemorrhage of  the ears, 344.
Hasmorrhage of  the eyes, 234.
Haemorrhage of the kidneys, 480.
Haemorrhage from the lungs, 234.
Haemorrhage of  the mouth, 237.
Haemorrhage of  the nose, 184.
Haemorrhage of the rectum, 2:>4.
Hasmorrhage of the stomach, 229.
Haemorrhage of the urethra, 480.
Haemorrhage of the uterus,  238.
Half-sightedness,  25.
Hands, sweaty, 442.
Hangnails, 326.
Headache, 241.
Head, morbid state of,  in  conse-
  quence of mental exertions, 256.
Hearing, defective, 257.
Hearing, hardness of,  257.
Hearing,  excessive irritation  of.
  261.
Heartburn, 261.
Heart, diseases of, 262.
Heated, ill effects of getting, 264.
Helminthiasis, 502.
Hemeralopia, 265.
Hemicrania, 241.
Hemiplegia.  40, 354.
Hepar, ill effects of, 265.
Hepatitis, 266.
Hepatitis, chronic, 266.
Hepatic phthisis,  266.
Hepatic spots, 296.
Hepatic tubercles, 267.
Hernia, 265.
Hernia, incarcerated,  265.
Hernia, scrotal, 340.
Herpes, 188.
Herpes, circinnatus, 188.
Herpes of the chin, 187.
Herpes crustaceus. 188. 
INDEX.
613
Herpes exedens, 187, 188.
Herpes of the face,  187.
Herpes furfuraceus, 188.
Herpes lachnoides,  295.
Herpes phagadaenicus, 188.
Herpes phlyctamoides, 188.
Herpes pustulosus,  268.
Herpes, praeputialis, 269.
Herpes ofthe sexual organs, 269.
Herpes, squamosus, 269.
Herpes, suppurating,  188.
Hiccough, 269.
Hoarseness, 269.
Home  sickness, 271.
Honey, ill effects of  poisonous,
  271.
Hordeolum; 440.
Hospital fever, 466.
Hunchback, 381.
Hunger, canine, 271.
Hydatids, 236.
Hyelrargyria, 177.
Hydrargyrosis, 318.
Hydrarthus,  171.
Hydrocele, 340.
Hydrocephalus, 272.
Hydrometra, 486.
Hydropericardia,  262.
Hydrophobia, 273.
Hydrophobia, spuria,  274.
Hydrops abdominalis, 47.
Hydrops anasarca, 37.
Hydrops articulorum, 171.
Hydrops, ascitis, 47.
Hydrops, cerebri, 272.
Hydrops ovarii, 345.
Hydrops pericardii,  262.
Hydrops pulmonum, 274.
Hydrothorax,  274.
Hyperoitis, 274.
Hypochondria, 274.
Hypochondriasis. 274.
Hvsteria, 276.
Hystralgia, 486.

            I &  J.

Jaundice, 280.
Ice, ill effects of, 220.
Ichtiosis, 280.
Icterus, 280.
Idiocy,  280.
Jealousy,  181.
Ileus, 280, 494.
Illusions of sight, 25.
Imbecility, 280.
Impetigo,  188, 280.
Impetigo rodens, 187.
Impotence, 402.
Indigestion,  220.
Incarceration of bowels, 265.
Incontinence of urine, 481.
Incubus, 329.
Indolence, 281.
Indurations,  281.
Indurations of the liver, 266.
Indurations of the skin,  281.
Induration of the stomach, 80.
Induration of the testes, 340.
Infants, diseases of,  98.
Inflammations, 282.
Inflammation, eysipelatous, 189.
Inflammation, gangrenous, 218.
Inflammation of the bladder, 153.
Inflammation of  the bones. 341.
Inflammation of  the bowels, 184.
Inflammation of the brain, 305.
Inflammation of the breasts, 298.
Inflammation of  the  bronchi,  68.
Inflammation of the chest,  359.
Inflammation of  the  conjunctiva,
  333.
Inflammation of the cornea, 146.
Inflammation of the diaphragm,
  158.
Inflammation of the ears, 344.
Inflammation of  the eyelids, 333.
Inflammation of  the eyes,  333.
Inflammation of the glands, 225.
Inflammation of the heart, 262.
Inflammation of the joints, 45.
Inflammation of the iris, 333.
Inflammation of the kidneys, 328.
Inflammation of  the knees, 227.
Inflammation of  the larynx, 291.
Inflammation of the liver, 266.
Inflammation of the lungs, 359.
Inflammation of  the mouth, 428.
Inflammation of the nipples, 298,
Inflammation of  the nose,  331. 
'   614
IXDEX.
 Inflammation of the ovaries,  345.
 Inflammation ofthe parotis,  356.
 Inflammation ofthe palate, 274.
 Inflammation of the pericardium,
   262.
 Inflammation of the periosteum,
   65.
 Inflammation of the peritoneum,
   357.
 Inflammation of the pharynx, 357.
 Inflammation of the pleura,  359.
 Inflammation  of the  prostata,
   375.
 Inflammation of the psoas muscle,
   375.
 Inflammation of the  retina, 333.
 Inflammation of the spinal mar-
   row,  326.
 Inflammation ofthe spleen, 295.
 Inflammation of the stomach.  218.
 Inflammation of the testes .340.
 Inflammation of the tongue,  451.
 Inflammation of the tonsils,  452.
 Inflammation of the trachea,  68.
 Inflammation of the urethra,  480.
 Inflammation of  the womb,  319,
   486.
 Inflammation of the vulva, 486.
 Influenza, 282.
 Inguinal hernia, 265.
 Injuries, 504.
 Insanity, 313.
 Insects, stings of. 284.
 Insensibility to external impres-
   sions,  285.
 Insolatio, 305.
 Insomnia, 407.
 Intertrigo,  412.
 Intoxication, ill effects of, 95,  171.
   220.
 Iodium, ill effects of, 285.
 Joints, inflammation of,  46.
 Joy, ill effects of excessive,  178.
 Iritis. 333.
 Iron, ill effects of, 285.
 Irritability, morbid,  156.
 Isehias,  285.
 Ischuria, 285, 481.
 Itch, 286.
Itching of the anus, 287.
Itching of the scrotum.  269.
Itching ofthe skin, 287.
Itching of the testicles,  269.

               L.
Labor,  288.
Lachrymation, 392.
Lactatio,  331.
Lagophthalmus, 291.
Lapis infernal is, 330.
Laryngitis, 2iU.
Larjmgeal phthisis, 291.
Laryngitis exudatoria, 151.
Lasciviousness, 401.
Lassitude, 291.
Laudanum,  340.
Laughter, spasmodic, 292.
Lead, poisoning by, 292.
Lepra, 293.
Lethargy, 410.
Leucoma.  146.
Leucorrhoea.  293.
Lice-malady,  294.
Lichen, 295.
Lienitis, 295.
Lienteria, 159.
Lifting, ill effects of,  504.
Lightning, struck by, 42.
Limping, spontaneous, 285.
Lypothymia, 445.
Lippitudo, 392.
Lithiasis,  295.
Liver, diseases of,  266.
Liver-grown, 98.
Liver, pains in the, 266.
Lochia, 133.
Lock-jaw, 296.
Loins, pains in the, 296.
Love, unhappy, ill effects of, 296.
Lumbago, 296.
Lumbrici, 502.
Lupia,  296, 464.
Lupus,  187.
Luxations, 504.
Lying-in women,  133.

              M.
Macula?, 296.
Mad dog, bite of, 365. 
INDEX.                        615
Magnesia, ill effects of, 297.
Malacia,  297.
Malaxis ventriculi, 410.
Malum caducum, 420.
Mammae, 298.
Mania, 313.
Mania of suicide, 299.
Mania of killing, 181.
Marasmus dorsalis, 62.
Marasmus infantum,  58.
Marasmus senilis, 300.
Mastitis, 298.
Masturbation, 156.
Maw-worms, 502.
Measles,  300.
Meat, aversion to, 38.
Meat, ill effects of, 439.
Megrim,  241.
Mebena,  493.
Melancholia, 303.
Memory, weak,  304.
Meningitis,  305.
Menochesis,  307.
Menoposis, 32.
Menorrhagia, 238, 307.
Menostasia,  32.
Menstrual irregularities, 307.
Mentagra, 187.
Mental derangement, 313.
Mercury, ill effects of, 318.
Meteorism,  167.
Met ralgia, 486.
Metritis,  319.
Metrorrhagia, 238.
Mezereum, ill effects  of, 320.
Mictus cruentus. 480.
Miliaria, 381.
Miliaria purpurea, 381.
Milk, aversion to, 38.
Milk, deficiency of, 331.
Milk, ill  effects of, 439.
Milk, vanishing  of, 331.
Mind, weak, 304.
Miscarriage,  321.
Miserere. 280.
Moles, 324. 486.
Moon, aggravation by change of,
  125.
Morbilli, 300.
Morbus caducus, 420.
Morbus cerealis, 185.
Morbus cceruleus,  153.
Morbus eruditorum,  274.
Morbus gesticulatorius, 420.
Morbus maculosus, 357.
Morbus niger, 493.
Morbus sacer, 420.
Morbus virgineus, 107.
Mucous derangement, 324.
Mumps,  356.
Muscles, contraction of, 145.
Muscles, debility of, in children,
  98.
Muscles, involuntary motions of,
  419.
Mushroom, noxious, 326.
Muscles, poisonous, 217.
Myelitis, 326.
Myopia,  326.

               N.
Naevi, 324.
Nails, diseases of, 326.
Narcotic substances, 327.
Nasitis, 331.
Nausea,  494.
Necrosis, 65.
Nephritis, 328.
Nettle-rash. 329.
Neuralgia, 346.
Neuralgia cordis, 37, 262.
Neuralgia facialis, 372.
Neuralgia ischiadica, 282.
Neuralgia ocularis, 192.
Nightly revel, ill effects of, 291.
Nightmare,  329.
Nipples,  298.
Nitrate of  silver, poisoning by
  330.
Nitric-acid,  poisoning by,  365.
Noctambulism, 419.
Nocturnal diseases, 124, 407.
Noma, 330.
North wind, ill effects of, 124.
Nose, suppuration of, 330.
Nose, swelling of,  331.
Nostalgia, 271.
Notalgia, 62.
Nourishment, aversion to, 38. 
616
INDEX.
Nourishment, desire for particular
  kinds of, 297.
Nourishment, various kinds of. ill
  effects of, 439.
Nourishment, aversion to A'arious
  kinds of, 439.
Nursing, 331.
Nyctalopia, 332.
Nyctobasis, 420.
Nymphomania, 486.
               0.
Oculus leporinus, 65.
Odontalgia.  452.
(Edema, 464.
(Edema of the feet,  332.
(Edema of the lungs, 274.
Oesophagitis, 333.
Onania, 155, 401.
Onychia,  326.
Oophoritis,  345.
Ophthalmia, 333.
Opium, 340.
Orchitis,  340.
Oriental plague, 359.
Orthopncea  paralytica,  356.
Oscheocele,  340.
Ostitis, 65.
Otalgia, 341.
Otitis,  344.
Otorrhcea, 344.
Ovaries, diseases of, 345.
Oysters, ill  effects of, 431.
Ozasna narium, 330.

               P.
Paedarthrocace, 46.
Paedatrophia, 58.
 Pains, paroxysms of, 346.
Pains in  the abdomen,  116.
Pains in  the anus,  229.
 Pale sight,  25.
 Palpitation of the heart,  262.
 Panaritium, 326.
 Pannus,  146.
 Parablepsia, 25.
 Paralysis, 354.
 Paralysis of the bladder, 155.
 Paralysis of the eyelids, 291
Paralysis of the lungs, 356.
Paralysis ofthe brain, 40.
Paralysis of the tongue, 451.
Paraplegia,  4i>, 354.
Paraplegia ofthe  heart, 42.
Paraphrenias, 158.
Paraphymosis, 358.
Parotitis,  356.
Parturition, 288.
Passio iliaca, 494.
Passio hysterica,  486.
Pastry, ill effects of, 439.
Pears, ill effects of, 439.
Peeling off of the skin, 281.
Pemphigus, 357.
Perforatio ventriculi, 410.
Pericarditis, 262.
Perinephritis, 328.
Periods of the day, 124.
Periostitis,  65.
Peripneumonia.  359.
Peritonitis,  357.
Perniones,  98.
Pertussis,  497.
Petechiae,  357.
Pharyngitis,  357.
Phymosis,  358.
Phlegmasia alba dolens,  464.
Phlegmon,  282.
Phlogosis,  282.
 Phosphoric-acid, 305.
 Phosphorus, ill effects of, 358
 Photophobia, 358.
 Phrenitis,  305.
 Phthyriasis, 294.
 Phthisis, 58. 376,  463.
 Phthisis abdominalis, 463.
 Phthisis mucosa, 376.
 Physconia  sanguinea, 134.
 Piles, 229.
 Pityriasis,  268.
 Placenta,  288.
 Plague, oriental, 357.
 Plethora,  359.
 Plethora, abdominal,  134
 Plethora pectoris,  135.
 Pleuritis,  359.
 Pleurisy, 359.
 Pleurisy, spurious, 359.
 Pleurodynia, 359. 
INDEX.
617
Plica polonica, 359.
Plumbum, 292.
Pneumonia, 359.
Pneumonia notha, 359.
Pneumorrhagia, 234.
Podagra,  365.
Poison, adipic, 365.
Poisons. 365.
Pollutions, 401.
Polyphagia, 271.
Polipi, 370, 486.
Polypus of the bladder, 370.
Polypi ofthe ear, 371.
Polypi ofthe nose,  371.
Polypi of the uterus, 486.
Polysarca, 24.
Pompholix, 357.
Pores, black, 24.
Porrigo favosa, 187.
Porrigo larvalis,  187.
Potash, 365.
Pot-bellied, 24.
Pot-belliedness of  children and
  women, 371.
Pregnancy, 371.
Prepuce, inflammation of, 63.
Presbyopia, 372.
Pressure of the clothes on-the hy-
  pochondria,  124.
Priapismus, 401.
Proctalgia, 229.
Proctorrhcea,  234.
Prolapsus ani,  372.
Prolapsus recti, 372.
Prolapsus uteri, 372, 486.
Prolapsus vaginae, 372.
Prostatic  fluid, discharge of,  401.
Prostatitis, 375.
Prosopalgia, 372.
Prurigo, 287.
Prussic acid, poisoning by, 3<5.
Pseudopia, 25.
Pseudoplasma, 79.
Pseudo-syphilis,  269.
Psoitis, 375.
Psora, 286.
Psoriasis, 269.
Ptyalismus, 375.
Pudendagra, 446.
Pulmonary tubercles,  376.
Pulmonary phthisis, 376.
Purple rash,  381.
Purpura, 357.
Pustules, 185.
Pustules, black, 488.
Pyelitis, 328.
Pyrosis, 261.

               R.
Rabies canina,  273.
Rage, 313.
Ranula, 381.
Raphania, 185.
Rash, 381.
Regurgitation,  261.
Retention of urine,  381.
Retinitis, 333.
Riding in a carriage, ill effects of.
  124
Rhachitis, 381.
Rickets, 381.
Rhachialgia,  116,292.
Rhagades, 382.
Rheumatism, 382.
Rheumatismus gonorrhoicus, 382.
Rhinitis, 331.
Rhinorrhagia, 184.
Rhypia, 391.
Roseolas, 391.
Rubeolae, 391.
Rumination,  261.
Running, ill effects of,  124.
Running of the eyes, 392.
Rupia, 391.
Rush of blood,  392.

               S.
Sabume, 220.
Saffron, ill effects of, 392.
Sal-ammoniac, poisoning by, 392.
Salivation,  375.
Saltpetre, poisoning by, 392.
Salt, ill effects of, 392.
Salt food, ill effects  of,  439.
Sarcocele, 340.
Sarcoptes hominis, 286.
Sarsaparilla, ill effects of, 393.
Satyriasis, 401.
Sausage poison, 365. 
618
INDEX.
Scabies, 286.
Scabies vesicularis, 286.
Scaldhead, 450.
Scarlatina, 393.
Scarlatina miliaris, 393.
Scirrhus,  79.
Screams of infants, 98.
Scrofulosis,  336.
Scurf around the eyes, 402.
Scurvv, 400.
Seasons,  124, 132.
Sea-sickness, 400.
Secale, ill-effects  of,  185.
Secretions, suppression of,  400.
Sedentary life, ill effects of, 291.
Semilateral affection, 346.
Serpents,  bite of, 365.
Sexual instinct, 401.
Sexual organs, diseases of the, see
  the particular diseases.
Sexual power, debility of, 402.
Shock, ill  effects of, 504.
Short-sightedness, 326.
Sideratio,  42.
Sight, loss of, 25.
Skin, color of, ulceration of,  402.
Skin, unhealthy,  402.
Skull, diseases of the bones of the,
  402.
Sleep, morbid,  403.
Sleeplessness, 407.
Small-pox, spurious, 487.
Smell, bad, from  the mouth, 409.
Smell, loss of, 39.
Smell, excessive  sensitiveness of,
  419.
Softening of the  stomach,  410.
Somnambulism, 420.
Sopor, 410.
Soreness of the skin,  412.
Sore throat, 412.
Spasms, 419.
Spasms, abdominal, 116.
Spasms of the bladder, 155.
Spasms of the eyelids, 65.
Spasms of the lungs, 47.
Spasms of the stomach. 83.
Spasms of the uterus, 486.
Specks on the cornea, 146.
Speech, defects of, 428.
Spermatorrhoea, 4tll.
Spina bifida, 381.
Spina nodosa, ;>S1.
Spirits of wine, 25.
Splenalgia,  295.
Splenetic stitches, 295.
Splenitis, 295.         ^
Spots,  296.             *
Sprains,  504.
Spring, diseases incidental to, 124.
Spurred  rye,  185.
Sputum  cruentum, 234.
Squinting, 440.
Status biliosus, 220.
Status gastricus,  220.
Steatoma, 290, 464.
Stenocardia,  37.
Sterility, 402.
Stomacace, 428.
Stomach, derangement of, 220.
Stomach, overloading of, 220.
Stomatitis, 428.
Stomach, weak, 431.
Stone in  the bladder,  295.
Storm, ill effects of, 124.
Strabismus,  440.
Stramonium, ill effects of, 440.
Strangulation, 42.
Strangury, 481.
Strictures of the urethra,  440,
  482.
Stroke of the sun, 305.
Strophulus,  295.
Studying too much, 155.
Stuttering, 428.
St.  Vitus' dance, 420.
Stye, 440.
Stymatosis,  480.
Sublimate, 318.
Substances,   alkaline,   poisoning
  by, 440.
Sudor anglicus, 194.
Sugar, aversion of, 38.
Sugar, desire for, 297.
Suicide, mania of,  299.
Sulphuric acid, 365.
Sulphur, ill effects of, 441.
Sumach,  poisonous effects of, 441.
Summer  complaints, 124.
Suppuration, 441. 
INDEX.
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Surditis, 257.
Suspension, 42.
Sweat, bloody, 442.
Sweat in the axillae, 443.
Sweaty feet, 443.
Sweat, suppression of, 400.
SweaL^morbid, 442.
SweafS, desire for,  297.
Swellings, 464.
Swelling of the cheek, 444.
Swelling of the face,  190.
Swelling of the foot,  365.
Swelling of the hand,  107.
Swelling of the knee,  227.
Swelling of the labia,  444.
Swelling of the lips,  445.
Swelling of the liver,  266.
Swelling of the scrotum,  340.
Swelling of the testicles, 340.
Swinging, ill effects of, 124,  504.
Sycoma, 445.
Sycosis,  445.
Syncope, 445.
Synocha, 201.
Synochus,  201.
Syphilis, 446.
Syphilis, secondary, 447.


               T.

Tabes, dorsalis, 62.
Taenia, 502.
Taciturn, 181.
Taste, alterations of,  448.
Taste, loss of, 24.
Tea, ill effects of,  449.
Telangiectasia, 324.
Tenesmus,  173, 159.
Testes, swelling of, 340.
Tetanus, 419.
Thickening of the bladder, 449
Thirst, 207.
Thrush, 40.
Tin, poisoning by, 450.
Tinea capitis, 450.
Tinea faciei, 187.
Tinea favosa, 268.
Tinea, humid,  268.
Titillating cough,  146.
Tobacco, ill effects of, 450.
Tongue, diseases of, 451.
Tonsillitis, 452.
Toothache, 452.
Tophi, 65.
Toxicatio, 365.
Tracheitis, 68.
Tracheal phthisis, 463.
Trembling, 463.
Trismus, 296.
Tubercles of  the brain,  463.
Tubercles, abdominal, 463.
Tubercles, 463.
Tumor, 464.
Tumor albus, 464.
Tussis, 146.
Tympanitis,  465.
Typhlitis, 465.
Typhus,  465.
Typhus petechial,  465.
Typical diseases,  477.

               U.

Ulcers, 477.
Ulcers in the  face,  187.
Ulcers of  the feet, 477.
Ulcers on the lips, 445.
Ulcers, phagadaenic,  478.
Ulcus, 477.
Ulcus syphiliticum, 478.
Urethritis, 480.
Urethrorrhagia, 480.
Urinary difficulties, 481
Urine, 483.
Urine, retention of, 381.
Urine, morbid secretion of, 484.
Urocystitis, 153.
Urticaria, 329.
Uterus, diseases of, 486.
Uterus, moles in the, 486.
Uterus, putrescence of, 486.

               V.
Vagina, swelling of the, 486.
Valerian,  ill effects of, 487.
Vapor of  coal, 487.
Varicellae, 487.
Varices, 487.
Varices of the anus,  229. 
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INDEX.
Variola, 488.
Varioloid,  489.
Vascular excitement. 201.
Vegetables, aversion to,  38.
Vegetables, ill effects of, 431.
Veins, swelling of the,  490.
Verdigris,  poisoning by, 145.
Vermin, 294.
Verrucas, 497.
Vertigo. 490.
Vesicles, 185.
Vinegar, ill effects of, 493.
Vitriol, 366.
Voice, loss of, 269.
Vomit, black, 493.
Vomiting,  494.
Vomitus, 494.
Vomitus cruentus, 229.

              W.

Walking, retarded, of  children,
  98
Warmth, deficient, 495.
Warts,  497.
Watching,  ill effects of,  291.
Water, dread of, 274.       *
Water, ill effects of, 431.
Water, workers in, 113,  382.
Wasp-stings, 284.
Weak sight. 25.
Weaning, 331.
Weather, ill effects of change of,
   113,  124.
Weather, influences of, 124.
Weather, wind)7, 124.
Weeping, 181.
Wet, ill effects of getting, 124.
Wetting the bed,  481.
Wind, ill effects of,  124.
Wine, ill effects of, 171, 431.
Winter-complaints,  124.
Whiskers, falling off of the, 193.
Whites, 293.
Whooping cough, 497.
Worm affections,  502.
Worn-out, 155, 291.
Wound fever, 504.
Wounds,  503.

               Y.

Yawning, 505.

               Z.

Zona, 505.
Zoster, 505. 
LIST   OF   REMEDIES.
              A.

Actae.-rac, Actaea-racemosa.
Aeon., Aconitum-napellus.
vEsc.-gh, JEsculus-glabra.
iEsc.-hip.,  iEsculus - hippocasta-
    num
JEthus., vEthusa-cynapium.
Agar., Agaricus-muscarius.
Agav., Agave-americana.
Agn.-c, Agnus-castus.
Ailant., Ailanthus-glandulosa.
Alet.-far., Aletris-farinosa.
Aln.-rub., Alnus-rubra.
Aloes, Aloes-soccotrina.
Alumin., Alumina, the  oxyde of
     Aluminium.
Ambr., Ambra-grisea.
Amm.-c, Ammonium-carbonicum.
Amm.-mur.,  Ammonium-muriati-
     cum.
Amm. - phos., Ammonium - phos-
     phoricum.
Anac, Anacardium-orientale.
Angust., Angustura-vera.
Ant.-cr., Antimonium-crudum.
 Ant.-tart., Antimonium-tartarisa-
     tum.
 Apis., Apis-mellifica.
 Apoc - and., Apocynum - andro-
      semifolium.
 Apoc-can., Apocynum-cannabi-
      num.
 Aral.-rac, Aralia-racemosa.
 Aran.-diad., Aranea-diadema.
 Ar°-., Argentum-metallicum.
 Arg.-nitr., Argentum-nitricum.
 Arn., Arnica-montana.
 Arsen., Arsenicum-album.
 Art.-vulg., Artemisia-vulgans.
 Ar.-tr., Arum-triphyllum.
 Asa., Asafoetida.
 Ascl.-syr., Asclepias-synaca.
 Ascl.-tub., Asclepias-tuberosa.
As.-jec-ob, Aselli-jecoris oleum.
Ast.-rub., Asterias-rubens.
Atrop., Atropinum-sulphuricum
Aur., Aurum-metallicum.
Aur.-mur., Aurum-muriaticum.

              B.
Bad., Badiaga.
Bapt., Baptisia.
Bar.-c, Baryta-carbonica.
Bar.-mur.,  Baryta-muriatica.
Bell., Atropa-Belladonna.
Berb., Berberis-vulgaris.
Benz.-ac, Benzois-acidum.
Bism.,  Bismuthum-subnitricum.
Bor., Borax-veneta.
Bov., Bovista.
Brom., Brominum.
Bry., Brj7onia-alba.
Bufo., Bufo.-sahytiensis.

               C.
Cact.-gr., Cactus-grandiflorus.
Calad., Caladicum-seguinum.
Calc-c, Calcarea-carbonica.
Calc-ox., Calcarea-oxalica.
 Calc. -phos., Calcarea-phosphorica.
 Calend., Calendula.
 Camp.,Camphora.
 Cann., Cannabis-sativa.
 Canth.. Cantharides.
 Caps., Capsicum-annuum.
 Carb.-an.,  Carbo-animalis.
 Carb.-veg., Carbo-vegetabilis.
 Card.-mar., Carduus-marianus.
 Case, Cascarilla.
 Cauloph.,   Caulophyllum - thalic-
     troides.
 Caust., Causticum.
 Cepa, Allium-cepa.
 Cham., Matricaria-chamomilla.
 Chel., Chelidonium-majus.
 Chelon.,  Chelone-glabra. 
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LIST OF REMEDIES.
Chimaph,, Chimaphilla-umbellata.
Chin.,  China,  or  Cinchona-offici-
    nalis.
Chinin., Chininum-sulphuricum.
Cic, Cicuta-virosa.
Cim., Cimex-lectularius.
Cimicif., Cimicifuga-racemosa; or
    Actaja-rac.
Cin., Cina.
Cinn., Cinnabaris.
Cinnam., Cinnamonum.
Cist., Cistus-canadensis.
Clem.,  Clematis-erecta.
Cocc, Menispermum-cocculus.
Coif., Coffea-cruda.
Colch., Oolchicum-autumnale.
Collins., Collinsonia-canadensis.
Coloc, Colooynthis.
Con., Conium-maculatum.
Cop., Balsamum-copaivae.
Coral.-r., Corallium-rubrum.
Corn.-cir., Cornus-circinnata.
Croc,  Crocus-sativus.
Crotal., Crotalus-horridus.
Crot.-tig., Croton-tiglium.
Coryd., Corydalis-formosa.
Cupr.,  Cuprum-metallicum.
Cupr.-ac, Cuprum-aceticum.
Cycl., Cyclamen-europaeum.
C y priped.,   Cy pripedium - pube-
    scens.

              D.

Daph.,  Daphne-indica.
Digit.,  Digitalis-purpurea.
Diosc, Dioscorea-villosa.
Dol.-pr., Dolichos-pruriens.
Dros.,  Drosera-rotundifolia.
Dulc. Solanum-dulcamara.

               E.

Flaps., Elaps-corallinus.
Erig.-can.,  Erigeron-canadense.
Eryng.-aq., Eryngium-aquaticum.
Eupat.-ar-,  Eupatorium-aromati-
    cum.
Eupat.-perf., Eupatorium-perfolia-
     tum.
Eupat.-purp, Eupatorium-purpu-
    reum.
Euphorb., Eupborbia-corrollata.
Euphorb.-off., Euphorbium.-offici-
    nale.
Euphr., Euphrasia-officinalis.

              F.
Ferr., Fcrrum-metaJlicum.
Ferr.-ac, Fcrrum-aceticum.
Ferr.-iod., Ferrum-iodatum.
Fil.-mas., Felix-mas.
Fluor .-ac, Acidum-fluoricum.
Fras., Frasera-carolinensis.

              G.
Gal., Galium-verum.
Gels., Gelseminum-sempervirens
Gins., Panax-ginseng.
Glon., Glonoine.
Gnaph.,  Gnaphalium-polycepha-
    lum.
Gossyp., Gossypium-herbaceum.
Graph., Graphites.
Grat., Gratiola-offfcinalis.
Guaco. Mikania-guaco.
Guaj., Guajacum officinale.
Gutt., Gummi-gutti.

              H.
Ham., Hamamelis-virginica.
Hed., Iledeoma-pulegioides.
Hell., Ilelleborus-niger.
Helon., Helonias-dioica.
Hep, Hepar-sulph.-calcareum.
Hydr., Hydrast.is-canadensis.
Hydroc-ac, Hydrocyanic-acid.
Hyos., Hyosciamus-niger.
Hyper.-per., Hypericum-perfolia-
    tum.

              I.
Ign., Ignatia-amara.
Ipec, Ipecacuhana.
Ir.-ver, Iris-versicolor.
Iatr., Iatropha-curcas.
Iod., Iodium.
Jalap., Jalappa.
Junc-ef., Juncus-effusus. 
LIST OP EEAIEDIES.
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              K.
Kal.-bi., Kali-bichromicum.
Kal.-br., Kali-bromatuin.
Kal.-chb, Kali-chloricum.
Kab-hydroi., Kali-hydroiodicum.
Kal.-carb., Kali-carbonicum.
Kalm.-lat., Kalmia-latif'olia.
KaoL, Kaolin.
Kreas., Kreasotum.

               L.
Lach., Trigonocephalus-lachesis.
Lachn., Lachnanthes-tinctoria.
Lact., Lactuca-virosa.
Lauroc, Prunus  Laurocerasus.
Led., Ledum-palustre.
Lept., Leptandra-virginica.
Lil.-tigr., Lilium-tignnum.
Lobel., Lobelia-inflata.
Lj-c, Lycopodium-clavatum.
Lycop., Lycopus-virginicus.

               M.
Magn.-c, Magnesia-carbonica.
Magn.-mur., Magnesia-muriatica.
Mang., Manganum.
Mar.-v.,  Marum-verum.
Men., Menyanthes-trifoliata.
Meph., Mephitis-putorius.
Merc, Mercurius-solubilis.
Merc-iod., Mercurius- proto-ioda-
    tus.
Merc-bi-iod.,  Mercurius-bi-ioda-
    tus.
Merc.-rub.,  Murcurius-praecipita-
    tus ruber.
Mere-cor., Mercurius-corrosivus.
Mez., Dapne-mezereum.
Mill., Millefolium.
Mosch., Moschus.
Mur., Murex-purpurea.
Mur.-ac, Muriatic-acid.
Myr.-cer., Myrica-cerifera.

              N.
Natr.-carb., Natrum-carbonicum.
Natr.-mur.,  Natrum-muriaticum.
Natr. - sulph.,  Natrum - sulphuri-
    cum.
Nitr.-ac, Acidum-nitricum.
Nuph., Nuphar-lutea.
Nux-jugb, Nux-juglans.
Nux-mosch., Nux-moschata.
Nux-vom., Nux-vomica.

               0.
Ol.-jec ,  Oleum-jecoris-morrhuas.
Oleand.,  Oleander.
Op., Opium.
Oxal., Oxalis-acidum.

               P.
Par., Paris-quadrifolia.
Petr., Petroleum.
Petroscl., Petroselinum.
Phos., Phosphorus.
Phos.-ac. Acidum-phosphoricum.
Phyt., Phytolacca-decandra.
Plat., Platina.
Plumb.,  Plumbum-metallicum.
Pod., Podophyllum-peltatum.
Prun., Prunus-spinosa.
Psor., Psorinum.
Pulm.-vul.,  Pulmo-vulpis.
Puis., Pulsatilla.

               R.
Ran.-sc, Ranunculus-sceleratus.
Ran., Ranunculus-bulbosus.
Rat, Ratanhia.
Rhab., Rheum, Rhabarber.
Rhod.,  Rhododendron - chrysan
     thum.
Rhus-t.,  Rhus-toxicodendron.
Rhus-v.,  Rhus-venenata.
Rum., Rumex-crispus.
Rut, Ruta-graveolens.

               S.

Sabad., Sabadilla.
Sabin., Juniperus-sabina.
Samb., Sambucus-nigra.
Sang., Sanguinaria-canadensis.
Sarrae, Sarracenia-purpurea.
Sars., Sarsaparilla.
Scilb, Scilla-maritima.
Sec, Secale-cornutum. 
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LIST OF KEAIEDLES.
Seb, Selenium.
Senee.-gr., Senecio-gracilis.
Seneg..  Polygala-senega.
Senn.,  Senna.
Sep., Sepia.
Sil.,  Silicea.
Sol.-m., Solanum-mammosum.
Sol.-n.,  Solanum-nigrum.
Spig-, Spigelia,
Spong., Spongia-maritima.
Stan., Stannum-metallicum.
Staph.,  Staphysagria.     •
Stict.,  Sticta-pulmonaria.
Stront.. Strontiana-carbonica.
Stilling., Stillingia-sylvatica.
Strain., Datura-stramonium.
Sulph.,  Sulphur.
Sulph.-ac, Acidum-sulphuricum.
Symph., Symphytum-officinale.


               T.

Tabac, Nicotiana-tabacum.
Tarax., Leontodon-taraxacum.
Tart.-em.,  Tartarus-emeticus.
Tellur., Tellurium-metallicum.
Tereb., Oleum-terebinthinae.
Teucr., Teucrium-marum-verum.
Thuj., Thuja-occidentalis.
Tril., Trillium-pendulum.
Tussil., Tussilago-petasites.
Ther.-cur.,  Theridion - currasavi-
    cum.
               U.
Urt.-ur.,  Urtica-urens.
Ust.-mad.,  Ustilago-madis.
Uva-ur.,  Uva-ursi.

               V.
Val., Valeriana-officinalis.
Ver.-al.,  Vcratrum-album.
Ver.-vir., Veratrum-viride.
Verb.,  Verbascum-thapsus.
Viol.-tr., Viola-tricolor.
Viol.-od., Viola-odorata.

               X.
Xant.,  Xanthoxylum-fraxineum.

               Z.
Zincum, Zincum-metallicum.
Zinc-cy., Zincum-cyanuretum.
Zinc-sulph.,   Zincum - sulphuri-
  cum.
Ziz., Zizia-aurea.

Electr., Electricity.
Magn.-a., Magnes-artificialis.
Mgt.-arc,  Magnetis - polus - arcti-
     cus.
Mgt.-aus., Magnetis-polus-austra-
     lis. 
 
 
 
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