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AN EPITOME
HOMCEOPATHIC PRACTICE 
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AN EPITOME
HOMCEOPATHIC PRACTICE;
COMPILED CHIEFLY FROM
JAHR, RUCKERT, BEAUVAIS, BOENNINGHAUSEN, ice.
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J. T. CURTIS, ED, AB J. LILLIE, M.D.
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PREFACE.
  The present work was undertaken in the
belief that a volume more compact, compre-
hensive, and clear, than any that has yet  ap-
peared in  our language, was much wanted for
the novice in Homoeopathic  practice.
  Jahr's New Manual of which this is essenr
tially an epitome, possesses  the merit of en-
deavoring to distinguish by appropriate marks,
the different results hitherto obtained, in the
unparalleled  experiments, and  benign  and
brilliant practice of the immortal Hahnemann
and his school.  That work, however, has its
defects.  As a manual it is too large.  It seems
a misnomer to apply such a title to four vol-
umes, even though compressed into two; while
it cannot be denied, that this bulk has been 
VI               PREFACE.
attained, by the most glaring violations of bre-
vity ; a  cardinal  virtue of style in general,
and absolutely indispensable in  a manual.
Vain repetitions   and  downright  tautologies
abound in every page ;  while the greater part
of the work  is occupied by pathogenetic re-
sults, which a practice  of half a century has
not yet confirmed.   These undoubtedly have
their value to the practitioner,  especially  to
him who can study them in tiieir details in the
German records;  but being uext to useless to
every one else, are out of place in a manual,
and would be still  more inappropriate  in  a
work like this.
  We have  been compelled to differ  from
the New Manual and the English translation
in the rendering of some very important Ger-
man expressions.   We make these alterations,
not for the  purpose of finding fault, but be-
cause in  an  art  so  exact as Homosopathy, 
                 PREFACE.              vii
exactness of phraseology is  absolutely indis-
pensable.   Thus, Kreuzschmerzen is always
translated  in Jahr's book, by maux aux reins,
which he says has exactly the same  meaning
in  French, that  Kreuzschmerzen  has   in
popular language in Germany.
  This  is  strange inadvertence.  Jahr does
not say that Kreuz means loins or  small  of
the back.   He  must be  aware that it means
the bone between the hip bones known  to
anatomists  as the sacrum.   Kreuzschmerzen,
therefore, must mean sacral pains, or in  plain
English pains of the rump.   But he  asserts
(and he ought to know)  that custom in Ger-
many has changed the meaning to loin pains.
Now though he were right in this, it would be
no justification of his translation. For Hahne-
mann does not use  the phrase in this sense ;
and it must never be forgotten that Hahne-
mann's records form the  mass of our Materia 
viii              PREFACE.
Medica.  In his elaborate record of Pulsatilla
we find him formally explaining Kreuz by hei-
KgeBein, holy bone, or sacrum; and anatomists
use Kreuz in the  very same sense.  By what
authority then  does Jahr  in  the  synopsis of
Hahnemann's Pulsatilla, change sacral pains
into  loin pains?   Hahnemann distinguishes
loin pains in that very connection by the word
Lendenschmerzen; why does  Jahr  confound
both under one phrase ?
   It were well  if this were the only important
medicine thus perverted.   But when we re-
member  that there is not  one weighty  and
well defined  drug, from Aconite  to Zinc, in
which  Kreuzschmerzen  (sacral pains) does
not form  a  leading  feature, and  that it is a
symptom of perpetual occurrence  in practice,
especially in the treatment of female  com-
plaints ;—the vast importance of the change
will be duly appreciated, 
                 PREFACE.                IX
  Another word, the translation of which we
have ventured generally to alter, is druclcen.
There is no single expression occurring half
so frequently in  the  original records  as  this.
It must  then  be a matter of very great mo-
ment, that a proper  word should  be  selected
for its translation.
  The word chosen by Jahr as equivalent in
French  is presser—to  press.  Accordingly
these pressing   pains  are  continually  re-
curring    in  every  line of   the   manual.
But,  however  frequently  we  meet them
in the book, certainly they are not often  met
with  in   English  practice.   We  rarely  find
our patients complaining of pressing pains,
and  as we  cannot suppose that the Germans
are constantly experiencing feelings unknown
to us, there  is ground  for  suspicion  at  least
that pressure cannot be the  precise idea which
a German attaches to druck when applied to 
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pain.   This suspicion gathers strength when
we find driiclcen qualified by pressendes.  As
it seems  a palpable and ridiculous tautology
to speak oppressing pressing, and as, confess-
edly, pressendes can mean nothing but press-
ing, we are driven to the necessity of regard-
ing driiclcen as something different.   On ex-
amining driiclcen in the Lexicon, we find that
though  its primary meaning is  to press,  its
secondary meaning is  to cause pain by press-
ing.   By a transition the most common in lan-
guage, the effect is taken for the cause, and thus,
druck in its secondary sense signifies the pain
which the pressure produces, rather than the
pressure itself.   What word then are we in the
habit of  employing, when we wish to express
the pain produced by pressure ?   Do we not
say the shoulder aches with its load ?   Is  there
any word which we so generally use to charac-
terize pain  as  aching ?   This  word, then, 
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answers the German driicken in two essen-
tial respects.   It denotes pain  arising  from
pressure, and is the most common word in the
language to express  pain, just  as we find
driicken employed  more  frequently than  all
other terms put together, to denote pain in the
language of the Germans.
   We can  find confirmation of the correctness
of this view in  the English translation of Jahr.
For example, in Belladonna, we find " aching
pains in the eyes;" which aching  answers to
pression in Jahr, and on examining the German,
we find driicken the word of which pression
is the translation.   Here then we have  the
English translator  strangely breaking  loose
from the trammels of Jahr, and daring to ren-
der driicken by  aching.  This, however, is
not the only instance of such a rendering.—
In the second volume, or Repertory, under
the " eyes" we have  " aching in the orbit;" 
Xll               PREFACE.
and Bovista, Cuprum,  Paris,  and Phospho-
rus, are given  as  producing it.  On examin-
ing Bovista in volume first, we find the aching
turns  out  to be pressure, which when traced
to the original  German, is  found to be driick-
en ; and  the  same holds  of the other three.
It is worth noticing, that in the  pathogenesis
of Cuprum we findpressure under both " eyes"
and " ears ;"  but  in the Repertory  the pres-
sure in the eyes becomes aching, while that in
the ears continues unchanged.  We are quite
at a loss  to gather the English  translator's
views of the meaning  of driicken.   It is not
our intention to maintain that driicken never
retains its primary meaning of pressing in the
Homoeopathic symptomatology.  On the con-
trary, we  have sometimes translated it in this
way.   We think, however, that such instances
ought to be regarded as merely the exceptions
  There  is  only  one  other  point which it is 
                   PREFACE.              Xlii
  necessary to mention in reference  to  Jahr's
  French Manual.   Though it  has  been pre-
  pared with tolerable industry when we can-
  didly consider the difficulties of the work ;  it
  is clear some of his asterisks have fallen out.
  Thus while his record shows that Belladonna
  produced toothache in  those on whom it was
  tried in health, as there is no asterisk at such
  symptoms, it is implied that no cure of tooth-
  ache by  that drug has ever been known to b e
' effected.   As the  daily experience of every
  Homoeopath refutes this, we have restored the
  symptom to  its true  place.   The same re-
  mark applies to toothache and diarrhoea under
  Bryonia.  There is a mistake of a different
  but far more  important kind  under Aconite,
  our grand antiphlogistic, the  precious  plant
  without which the Homoeopath could not treat
  acute  disease.  Under the head  Fever, the
  last  symptom is put down thus:  ° Pouls dur 
Xiv              PREFACE.
frequent et accelerg.   This implies that Aco-
nite has often cured  hard, rapid pulse, but
never produced  it on the  healthy  subject.
But we  have only to examine Hahnemann's
record to find fever  and febrile pulse among
the symptoms.   By  a curious  oscillation in
error the English translator drops the cypher,
thus telling the world  that  Aconite has often
produced hard rapid pulse on the healthy, but
never cured it in the sick.  Dropping the cy-
pher then is no trifle.   It leads to an error of
the most astounding and dangerous character.
The cypher  in arithmetic is not more signifi-
cant than the cypher in Jahr.   Even the cy-
pher, however, is less important than the aste-
risk, which makes known, not only what the
drug has  cured  in the sick, but also what it
has produced in the healthy, thus furnishing a
double proof, the most  conclusive  imagina-
ble, not merely of the power of the  medica 
                  PREFACE.               XV
 ment, but of the truth of Homoeopathy.  These
 asterisks then, are the very essence  of the
 book.  They  are the beacon lights  which
 Hahnemann has fixed on the most fatal shoals
 and rocks, on which life is wrecked.  As we
 have just seen, Jahr  has been culpably care-
 less about these marks.  How is  it with  the
 English translator ?   In the  compass of five
 pages in Belladonna, he has  allowed eighteen
 of these beacon  lights to go out!   Eighteen
 forms of disease, which Belladonna has caused
 and cured, are thus virtually  denied  as having
 been cured  at all!  Ex uno  disce omnia!
   It  is the more  to be  regretted  that the
 English  translator  should  thus  extinguish
the stars of one of our mightiest constellations,
as allopathy itself is beginning, under the hated
but resistless power of Hahnemann,  to regard
Belladonna  as a sort of panacea.*   It is then
    * Vide London Lancet, No. 10 for January. 
XVI               PREFACE.
no time for the friends of Homoeopathy to bate
her pretensions on this blessed plant.
  If such be the havoc on  the asterisks, who
can calculate the damage on the cypher ?
  The absolute perversions of meaning are too
numerous to  be pointed out.  As samples of
their general absurdity, we shall  only  quote
one  or two.   Thus, under Aconite, we find
in Jahr, " Grande agitation et jactation," One
would think there could be no great difficulty
in finding out that the words must mean great
agitation and tossing.   However, the  " hack"
contrives to stumble in the grossest way, by pre-
senting us with  boasting  instead of tossing.
It will not do to say in apology for such sheer
nonsense, that the printer is to blame; for un-
fortunately for such a shift, jactation  does ac-
tually mean  boasting, as well  as tossing,  and
as we find the word correctly rendered  under
Belladonna,  the  inference would  seem to be 
                 PREFACE.              XVli
that rinding both  meanings in the Dictionary,
and unable to determine which was the right
one;  he ingeniously resolved to make sure of
being correct at least in one of the cases, and
so first gave us the one meaning, and then the
other.   Again, under Rhus, we  have " erup
tion au visage comme  la couperose," translat-
ed, " Eruption on the face like copperas." Now
here  again, the Lexicon has been the  stum-
bling block ; for  no  doubt it told the transla-
tor that Couperose signified Copperas, but un-
 fortunately it did not tell him, that in French
 Nosology, the word means  that red eruption
 which we often see  on the faces of those who
 indulge in ardent spirits ; and though he writes
 himself M. D. his education had not informed
 him of the fact.
    But the most extraordinary instance of mis-
 taking the sense of an equivocal word, is to be
 found  in Chap. X.  Sect.  II.  under  the 
 Xviii              PREFACE.
 word Faeces, which is followed by the symp-
 tom " Yellow trace on the nose and cheeks in
 the form of;" and Sepia is given as the drug
 possessing the astounding quality, of marking
 a yellow trace on the nose and cheeks in  the
 form of faces!!  On turning to Sepia in  the
 first part of Jahr,  we find under  Face  the
 symptom,—" Trace jaune qui occupe le  nez
 et les joues en  forme de selle."  The double
 meaning of  selle, which may signify  either a
 saddle,  or  an  evacuation of  the  bowels, is
 again the stumbling-block.   Apparently puz-
 zled which  to  choose, he  gives us the right
meaning in the first volume, and the unsavoury
one in the second.
  In conclusion, we would only observe that
we  have entered into such details, not by way
of criticising the work in question, or enume-
rating its mistakes, but simply to preserve  our
own alterations  from suspicion of mistake. 
                 PREFACE.               XIX
  It is not necessary that we should say much
of the way  in  which this  volume  must be
used in the treatment of  disease.   Of course
that drug  must be  selected,  whose  recorded
range of action, agrees most precisely with
the features of the case.   There is no remark
so familiar in works on Homooepathic practice,
as the injunction to look at the totality of symp-
toms, both in the drug and the disease. The dif-
ficulty has been  to  avoid perplexity  amid the
wilderness of symptoms.   We hope this  dif-
ficulty will be much diminished by presenting
those points alone for consideration, which ex-
perience has demonstrated  to be most essen-
tial.
   To enhance the value of the index we have
occasionally  inserted remedies  not  yet  con-
firmed at the bed-side.  These will be found
enclosed in brackets.
   The character of the type indicates not the 
XX               PREFACE.
relative value of the drug, but the frequency
of its  cures ;—thus, in  Abortion,* Sabina
has cured oftenerthanchamomilla, cha-
m o m i 11 a, than Hyoscyamus, and so on.
  This is because the  symptoms of abortion
represent the  pathogenesis of sabina oftener
than that of c h a m o m i 11 a, but it would be a
mistake to think  sabina  preferable in every
case, since in some the phenomena might be-
speak crocus, in others nux v. &tc.
  This consideration, though familiar to those
acquainted  with our art, can  hardly be too
often urged upon  beginners.
  As  the  subject of the dose in individual
cases,  involves difficulties of great  moment,
which  can  often  be solved  only  by long
practice, we  deem it   prudent to  recom-
mend  to beginners, and  more  especially  to
the  domestic practitioner, the employment  of
      * See the firs: article of the Repertory. 
                  PREFACE.               Xxi
the higher forms of the  medicines,  as  these
in a majority of cases will be found sufficient.
Should such  milder preparations prove inade-
quate, it will be safer  to resign the treatment
to more experienced hands.
  New-York, May 21sl, 1843. 
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ANTIDOTES.
   We append to each drug a list of the medicaments
which experience has proved to be most useful in con-
trolling or destroying its effects, should its action on
the economy be so powerful as to require interference.
It is proper to  observe, however, that in the treatment
of drug diseases as well as natural ones,  the agent em-
ployed should hold a strictly homceopathic relation to
the case.  A seeming exception to this  rule is indeed
to be found  in  instances  where the deleterious  agent
has been swallowed in doses so large as to require eva-
cuants or  chemical re-agents,—this practice, in con-
formity with the generally misapplied, yet sound rule,
" tolle causam," is never  neglected by the rational
physician, but it should be  borne  in mind, that the
dynamic alterations produced by drugs, almost always
require subsequent treatment which should be purely
homoeopathic.                                Edb.

  Aconitum.   Alcohol, vegetable acids.
  Agaricus.   Camph. cofT.  puis, wine
  Alumina.  Bry. camph. ipec.
  Ambra.  Camph. nux v. puis.
  Amnion, carl. Arn. camph. hep.  a. c.
                         c 
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ANTIDOTES.
Amnion, mur.  Camph. hep. s. c-
Anacardium.  Camph.
Angustura.  CofF.
Antim. crud.  Hep. mere.
Argentum.  Merc. puis.
Arnica.  Camph. ignat.
Arsenicum.  Chin. ferr. hep. s. c. ipec. nux v. verat.
Asafcet.  Caust. chin.
Aurum.  Bell. chin. mere.

Baryta carl).  Camph. mere.
Belladonna.  CofF. hyosc. hep. s. c. wine.
Bismuthum.  Calc.
Borax.  Cham. coff.
Bovista.  Camph.
Bryonia.  Aeon. cham. ignat. nux v.

Calcarea curb.  Camph. nitri ac. sulph.
Campkora.  Op. spirits of nitre.
Cannabis.  Camph.
Caniharis.   Camph.
Capsicum.   Camph.
Carbo anim.  Camph.
Carbo veg.  Arsen. camph. coff.
Causticum.   CofF. coloc. nux v. spirits of nitre.
Chamomilla.  Aeon. cocc. coff.  ignat. nux v. puis.
Cicuta.  Am. tabac.
Cinchona.  Am.  ars. bell. calc. caps. curb. r. cin.
   fer. ipec.  mere. natr.  natr. m. puis. sep. 6ulph.
   verat.
 Clematis.  Bry. camph.
Cocculus.  Camph. nux v.
Colchicum.   Nux v. puis. cocc.
 Colocynthis.  Camph. caust. cham. coff. staph. 
ANTIDOTES.
xxvu
Conium.  Coff. spirits of nitre.
Crocus.   Op.
Cuprum.  Bell. chin. cocc. dulc. hep. s. c. ipec. mere.
  nux v.

Digitalis.  Nux v. op.
Drosera.   Camph.
Dulcamara.  Camph. ipec. mere.

Euphorbium. Camph. lemon.
Euphrasia.  Puis.

Ferrum.  Am. ars. bell. chin. hep. s. c. ipec. mere.
  puis, verat.

Graphites.   Ars. nux v. wine.

Helleborus.  Camph. chin.
Hcpar sulphuris.  Bell, vinegar.
Hyoscyamus.  Bell, camph. chin.

Ignatia.  Am. camph. cham. cocc. coff. puis.
lodium.  Ars?  camph. chin. coff.  hep. s. c. phoa.
  spong.  sulph.
Ipecacuanha. Arn. ars. chin.

Kali carb.  Camph. coff. spirits of nitre.
Kreosotum.  Nux v. iod. ? cham. ?

Lachesis.  Ars. bell. caps.
Laurocerasus.  Camph. coff. ipec. op.
Ledum.   Camph.
Lycopodium. Camph. pulB. 
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ANTIDOTES.
 Magnesia muriatica.  Camph. ars. ?
 Manganum.  CofF.
 Mercurius.  Arn.  asa.  bell,  camph. carb. v.  chin.
   dulc. hep.s.c. iod. lach. lye. rncz. nitr. a,c. op. sass.
   sep. sil. sulph.
 Mezcrctim.  Camph. mere.
 Moschus.   Camph. nux  v. ?
 Muriatis acidum.  Camph. bry.

 Natrum carbonicum. Ars.?  camph. spirits of wine.
 JVatrum muriaticum.  Ars. camph. spirits of nitre.
 JVitrum.   Spirits of nitre.
 JVitri acidum.  Calc. camph. con. hep. s. c.  nmz.
   petrol, sulph.
 JYux moschata.  Carvi seeds.
 JVux vomica.  Aeon, alcohol, camph. cham.  coff.
   cocc. puis. wine.

 Oleander.  Camph.
 Opium.  Camph. calc.  con. hep, s. c. mez.  petr.
   sulph.

 Petrolucm.  Aeon, nux v.
 Phosphorus.  Camph. coff. nux v. wine.
 Phosphori acidum.  Camph. coff.
 Platina.   Puis.
 Plumbum.  Alum. bell.  hyos. op. plat, strain.
 Pulsatilla. Cham. coff. ignat. nux v.

Ranunculus b.   Bry. camph. puis. rhus.
Rheum.  Camph. cham.  nux v.
Rhododendron.  Camph. clem. rhus.
Rhus.  Bry. camph. coff. sulph.
Ruta.  Camph. ? 
ANTIDOTES.
XX1X
Sabadilla.  Camph. puis.
Sabina.   Camph.
Sambucus.  Ars. camph.
Secale.  Camph. solanuni nigrum.
Senega.   Am. bell. bry. camph.
Sepia.  Aeon, spirits of nitre, tart, vinegar.
Silicea.   Camph. hep. s. c.
Spigclia.  Camph.
Spongia  tosta.  Camph.
Squilla.   Camph.
Stannum.  Camph.
Staj>hysagria.   Camph.
Stramonium.   Nux v. tabac. vegetable acids.
Strontiana.  Camph.
Sulphur.  Aeon, camph. cham. chin. mere, nux v.
  puis. sep.
Sulphuris aciduvi.   Puis.

Tartarus emeticus.  Cocc. ipec. puis.
Thuia occidentalis.   Camph. puis. ?

Vcratrum.  Aeon, camph. chin. coff.
Verbascum.  Camph. ?
Zincum.  Camph. hep. ignat. 
 
ER  RATA.
P*o»  26,    line 2.1),   for    gitation,   read    agitation.
       32,     — 22,    —    lochiae,    ----    lochia.
       42,     —  6,    -    glary,      ----    g'a"y-
       56,     — 30,    —    bulinry,    ----    bulimy.
       60     —  8,    —    caranoma, ----    carcinoma.
       73,     _  9,    —    gary,      ---    gW-
      100     _  4,    —    Hbia,      —r    t,b'a-  .
      H3'     _  4     _    yellows,   ----    yellow face.
118,     — 17,
stomach.
123     —  7,    —    asthritis,   ----    arthritis.
125'     — 19,  before  stone,     insert   feeling of.
126     — 33,   for    humours,   read    tumours.
127'     — 12,    —    wine,      ----    ?",ne^
135     —  7,    —    bals. cap.   ----    oals- efP-
136',     —  6,  remove  (  )       from    eartnab.
136,     — 26,   for    Belt.      read    Bell.
136,     — 28,    —    nar v.     ----    n.ux v-
138,     — 10,    —    s
141,     _ 14,    —    mix,
141,     — 23,
143,     — 23,
144;     -24,    -    beib.      ----    ™rb.
           ----    nux.
antoc.      ----    ant- e-
           ----    nux v. 
 
        1—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

   Range.  Acute inflammations; active congestions;
inflammatory fevers; croup usually in alternation with
spongia.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Shooting   pains;  troubles  worst  at
night; fits of pain with  thirst and  red cheeks;  sen-
sitiveness of the body and especially of the diseased
parts to motion or contact; fainting on sitting up in
bed, with  buzzing in ears; uneasiness from taking
cold.
   Skin, &c  Dry burning—;  yellow—; incoherent
talking, with closed eyes, without sleep; loss of sleep
from anxiety, with continual tossing; starts in sleep; in-
ability to lie on the side.
    Fever.   Dry burning heat, with  extreme thirst,
sometimes preceded by chills,  with trembling;  heat
chiefly in head, with red cheeks and shivering through-
out the body; pulse hard, frequent and  quick.
    Moral.  Great  agitation, with anguish, cries, tears
 groans &c.; dread  of death; easily annoyed  and
 frightened; alternate tears and laughter; despair  of
 recovery;  inclination to escape from bed; delirium
 chiefly at night.
                          1 
2             ACONITUM  NAPELLUS.
   Head.—Dizziness  chiefly on sitting up ; feeling
of fluctuation in brain;   headache with  nausea and
vomiting; stupefying pain in—; weight  and fulness
in forehead and temples, with  expansion  as of burst-
ing; shootings and  beatings; congestion; pains in—;
aggravated by moving, speaking, &.c.
   Eyes.  Inflammation ; lachrymation ;  aching ; di-
lated pupils;  lids inflamed ;  excessive dread of light.
   Ears, &c.  Buzzing ;  bleeding of nose ; face puff-
ed, hot, arid ; red patches on both cheeks; sweat on
forehead ;  black lips; dry mouth ; trembling, stammer-
ing speech ;  burning and pricking in throat; bitter or
putrid taste ;  unquenchable thirst; disgust for food.
   Stomach.  Bilious, greenish, or mucous and bloody
vomiting; oppression about the stomach with difficult
breathing.
   Abdomen.  Tightness and  aching  in  the hypo-
chondres ; burning  and aching in the region of liver,
with impeded breathing; tenderness in the region of
liver ; jaundice ; drawing pains in— on stooping ; burn-
ing about navel ; tenderness of— to touch or motion.
   Stools.   Suppression of—;  small, frequent, soft—
with straining ; watery— ; white— with red urine.
   Urine, &c.  Scanty, burning,  deep  red,  with
bricklike sediment; menses  too copious.
   Cough.  Pain in larynx;  continual desire to—;
short  dry—,  chiefly at night;  blood-spitting with—;
shootings in chest with—.
   Chest, &c.   Short breath,  chiefly during sleep ;
painful, anxious, groaning breathing; distressing op-
pression of—; stitches in— on breathing, coughing and
moving ; anguish in—, which cuts the breath ; palpita-
tion, with great distress ;  stiffness of nape, sacrum and
hip joints. 
     AGARICUS MUSCARIUS--AGNUS CASTUS.    3

                    Curative.
   Ff cling of bruising  and weight in all the limbs ;
measles; purpura miliaris ;  general sensation  of heat,
with red cheeks, and headache on turning the eyes ;
frequent shiverings, with burning and dry skin; shoot-
ings in eyes on  moving; swelling of eyes; sparkling
eyes ; face alternately red and  pale ; onesided pain in
face ;  throbbing toothache ; white tongue ; expectora-
tion of blood and mucus ; whooping cough ; short breath
on sitting up ; fits of suffocation ; shootings in  the re-
gion of the heart; inflammation of elbow or knee.  £

       2.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Eruptions like chilblains on different parts ; miliary
eruptions ;  gauze  before  eyes ;   spots  before eyes ;
itching and burning  on ears ;  shooting and pull-
ing in jaws, cheeks, and  chin ;  after  sexual inter-
course, great weakness  and night-sweat; white pim-
ples, scaling off on  arms ; itching and  burning  like
chilblains on fingers  and toes ; pulling in legs as if in
the interior of the bones, especially sitting or standing,
alleviated by motion.

            3.—AGNUS CASTUS.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Heavy feeling in  head  as  if from smoke ;  loss  of
sexual desire ;   yellowish flux from urethra.

                    Curative.
   Mucus from  the urethra; menses suppressed, with
drawing pains in belly. 
4
ALUMINA.
                   4.—ALUMINA.
      Range.  Fetid discharge from nose ; leucorrhcea ;
   tetters.
            PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
      General.  Convulsive movements  of  the  limbs;
   chaps; late sleep ; stupefying sleep ; dreams ; chagrin;
   anguish ; misgivings ; unfitness for work ;  inability to
   think.
      Head, &c.  Giddiness; —ache as if the hair were
   tain out, with desire of vomiting; chronic—ache from
   suppressed herpes; itching on brow; feeling of sand
   in eye in evening; burning in eyes ; buzzing in ears.
      Nose.  Inflamed;  thick  yellow  mucus from—;
   bleeding, stoppage ; smell blunted.
      Face,  &c.  Pale; feels  heavy; shooting pulling
   in cheek bones ;  dry mouth.
      Stomach, &c.  Appetite irregular;  sour helchings
   and heartburn ;  nausea; feeling of rawness in pit of—
   and hypochondres ;  pain in liver on stooping ; cuttings
   in bowels.
      Stools, &c.  Hard ; constipation ; itching in anus;
   bed-wetting ; sexual feeling  excited ; menses scanty ;
   colic  during  menses; acrid  leucorrhcea;  leucorrhcea
   before and after menses.
      Cough, &c.  Short, dry— with difficult breathing ;
   oppression of chest; difficult breathing  while sitting;
v   catarrh of air passages; palpitations.
      Extremities.  Sacrum aches as if beaten  during
   rest; paralytic heaviness in  arms; chaps in  hands;
   whitlow; legs heavy.
                       Curative.
      Bad effects  of being thwarted; stretchings when
   seated;  lack of vital  heat; leprous  eruption ;  tet- 
AMBRA.                     5
lers ;  chill just after eating soup at midday; oozing
scabs on temples; eyes cold; solid yellowish lumps
from  the  nose ;  prostatic fluid   escapes  at stool ;
shocks about the  heart; pain on touching the breast
bone ; tetters on forearms ; stiffness, swelling and in-
sensibility  of limbs  at night; weakness  about  hips;
joints of feet fatigued on sitting ; burning under toes.

                  5—AMBRA.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Jerks in the muscles ; fatigue in bed in
the morning and on awaking in  the night;  dry  skin ;
old eruptions return ; sleepiness, dreaming,  with mut-
tering ; chills (partial) followed by  hot  face ;  flush,
with  anxiety  at  heart; sweat by day  on  belly and
thighs ; sadness ; disgust for life.
   Head, &o.  Tenderness of  scalp ; red sclerotica ;
troubled sight; ringing and buzzing before the ears;
bleeding from nose ;  stoppage  of  nose;  choking on
swallowing; rawness in throat; hawking of mucus in
morning ;  loss of appetite ; abortive  belchings;  flat
rancid taste ; sour belchings with taste of food ; nau-
sea and vomiting; aching in the liver.
   Abdomen,  &c.  Weight, inflation,   soreness  in
muscles of-— on coughing and turning ; coldness in— ;
fixed  wind;  irregular  stools;  sour smelling urine ;
blindpiles; leucorrhcea; whooping cough; shortbreath;
oppression on the chest; rawness  in chest;  stiffness
in the sacrum after sitting ; arms swell easily ;  trem-
bling of the arms ; sensitiveness in the bones of the
elbow ; cramps in the  hands on seizing; stiffness of
foot  joints ; soreness of soles, also  burning  ; swelling
of the feet; cutting pain in the hands and  feet.
                        1*
 
6           AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

                    Curative.
   Catarrh of the bladder.


     6.—AMMONIUM  CARBONICUM.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Feeling of spraining in joints; debility ;
dislike of walking out; miliary eruption; scarlatina ;
drowsiness ; nightmare, on  falling asleep ;  sleepless-
ness ; chills in the evening; hot head and  cold feet;
disquietude in the evening;  anxiety with weakness ;
disgust  for  life; unmanageable  temper;  weakened
intellect.
   Head, &c. Giddiness; —ache with nausea ; ham-
mering, with bursting in the  forehead ; falling of the
hair ; burning in the eyes ;  dry matter on the eyelids;
troubled sight with sparks;  black spots  and  luminous
bands before the eyes; roaring and  ringing in ears;
hardness of hearing, with suppuration and itching of
the ears ; hard swelling of glands of neck.
   Nose.  Itching pustules ; bleeding ; catarrh ; dry
catarrh.
   Face. Sharp pullings with shootings  on right side ;
eruptions.
   Teeth, &c.  Chronic looseness of—; rawness and
scraping in throat.
   Stomach, &c.   Bitter taste after  eating; thirst;
want of appetite in morning ;  fondness for sugar;  gid-
diness while eating ;  heartburn, and scraping in throat
after food ;  sour belchings, or with taste of food ; heart-
burn and vomiting;  pain in  the—; contracting pain
in—.
   Abdomen. Pain with diarrhoea;  rumbling.
i______^ 
AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.           7
   Stools, &c.  Constipation; hard; blood during— ;
piles ;  nocturnal urination.
   Sexual.   Want of— desire ;  pollutions ; excoria-
tion on vulva and anus; colic and pains in the sacrum
during menses; also toothache with need of lying down ;
acrid leucorrhcea.
   Cough, &c.   Hoarse—; loose tickling—; night—;
short breath, humid asthma, shootings in chest; drawing
pains in nape ; drawing in back and sacrum ; swelling
of glands of neck and armpit.
   Extremities.  Arms and fingers dead and  stiff;
pain in the  wrist (formerly sprained) ; legs  tired;
cramp  in  the feet;  drawing in  legs when seated ;
sweating feet; feeling of sprain in great toe.

                    Curative.
   Chronic miliary eruption; freckles ; myopia;  cata-
ract; coldness in the eyes;  burning, or boring in the
liver; painful commotion in the belly when walking ;
shootings in the sacrum while coughing;  burning  in
the chest; shootings in walls of chest; sharp drawings
from the side to the shoulder-joint; hands swell when
the arms hang.

     7.—AMMONIUM  MURIATICUM.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General. Paralytic weakness; night sweat; weep-
ing ;  moroseness; motes before the eyes ;  ringing and
humming before ears; ulcers  at the corners of the mouth ;
bitter belchings; shootings  in the spleen ; tenderness
of groin to touch; constipation ;  blood  with  stool;
soreness in the rectum ; pains in the sacrum and back;
violent cough at night; dry morning cough; stiffness
Sk 
8                 ANACARDIUM.
in the sacrum ; shootings in shoulder-blades ;  drawing
in the hip ; cold feet.
                    Curative.
   Drowsiness ;  sneezing with  shootings in  nape;
tightness in the joint of the jaw in opening the mouth;
vomiting and diarrhoea during menses.

             8.—ANACARDIUM.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Trembling  and extreme weakness in
the limbs, and principally in the knees ; easily chilled;
anxious dreams, late sleep; fever, cliill and continual
shuddering, even in a warm room ; sweat during the day
while sitting.
   Moral.  Anxiety, discouragement; disposition to
blaspheme.
   Head.  Ache from noise and  from  false stepping;
pains about the temples.
   Eves.  Weak troubled sight.
   Ears.  Brownish discharge;  itching; deafness;
roaring.
   Nose.  Bleeding, stoppage and dryness; mucous
discharge.
   Mouth.   Bad smell in—;  water in—.
   Stomach.  Want of appetite ;  weak digestion ;
morning nausea.
   Abdomen, &c.  Aching in the  liver;  hard  belly ;
itching in the anus.
   Larynx.   Cough (short) with  expectoration.
   Extremities.  Weakness and drawing pain in the
arms ; trembling cf the hand ; shooting and weight in
the forearm ;  burning in ths soles  of the feet. 
          ANGUSTURA--ANT. CRUDUM.         9

                    Curative.
   Double consciousness; in the morning on awaking,
aching in the pit of the stomach; blood with the stool;
piles; oozing from the rectum; burning in gland of
the penis while making water and  afterward erections
by day; coition without enjoyment; itching,  galling
leucorrhcea; rattling in trachea while on the left side.


              9.—ANGUSTURA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Palpitation of heart with anguish.

                    Curative.
   Tetanus;  caries.

       10.—ANTIMONIUM  CRUDUM.
   Range.  Rheumatism and  gout; troubles  of the
stomach.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Inflammation of tendons;  gout  with
gastric symptoms; drawings, or shootings and tension,
chiefly in the limbs; great sensibility to cold; sleepi-
ness.
   Fever. Intermittent— with nausea, vomiting, bit-
terness of the mouth and moderate thirst; tertian.
   Moral.  Chagrin.
   Head.  Congestion ; itching, with  falling of the
hair.
   Eyes.  Inflamed lids.
   Nose.  Excoriation of the nostrils ;  stoppage of—.
   Face.  Heat with itching, chiefly in the cheeks.
   Teeth.  Pains in the carious—; pricking, drawing, 
10      ARGENTUM--ARNICA MONTANA.
 gnawing ; renewed after eating, increased by cold wa-
 ter, and mitigated in the open air.
   Stomach.  Loss of appetite ;  eructations tasting of
 the food; nausea with desire to vomit; mucous and
 bilious'vomitings; cramplike  pain  in the pit of the
 stomach.
   Abdomen.  Violent cutting pains.
   Stool.   Constant excretion of mucus.
   Urine.   Frequent and abundant emission.
   Extremities.  Hot and red  swelling of the fore-
 arm ;  numbness of the legs after sitting; corns and cal-
 lous excrescences of the soles and toe.

                   Curative.
   Mucous from the urethra,  with  burning and pains
 in the sacrum; inflammation of the tendons of elbow.

              11.—ARGENTUM.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
   Head.  Cramplike pains and shootings.
   Throat.  Inflammation, with feeling of excoria-
 tion on swallowing and breathing.

         12.—ARNICA  MONTANA.
   Range.  Rheumatism and  gout; falls, bruises  and
sprains; congestion to the head;  bastard pleurisy.

        PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Crawling, pricking in the limbs, joints,
and in wounds ; sprains; rheumatic and gouty pains ;
restlessness in the sick  parts, weariness in all  the
limbs; cessation  of general pulsation;  congestion and 
ARNICA  MONTANA.
11
heat in the head, with coldness of the  body; fainting
fits after mechanical injuries.
   Skin.  Small boils; hot, hard, red swelling of af-
fected parts.
   Fever.  Shivering; much thirst even before shiv-
erings.
   Moral.  Melancholy ;  obstinate resistance ; loss
of consciousness.
   Head.  Whirling giddiness; giddiness  with nau-
sea ; aching, chiefly in the forehead; shootings, chiefly
in the temples ; burning ; return of pains after a meal.
   Eyes.   Excoriating pain in the— and lids;  pupils
contracted ; prominent—.
   Nose, &c.  Swollen ; face pale and hollow ; dry or
white tongue.
   Stomach.  Putrid or bitter belchings;  disgust for
food; nausea; vomiting of  dark  coagulated  blood ;
retching ; contraction and cramplike pain in the— and
pit of the—.
   Abdomen.   Hard and swollen.
   Stool.  Constipation; involuntary—; indigested—.
   Urine.  Brownish red, with bricklike sediment.
   Larynx.  Dry short cough ; cough of children after
crying and sobbing; cough with expectoration of blood.
   Chest.   Short, panting, difficult respiration ; op-
pression of the— ; shootings in  the—and sides; pain
a3 if from a bruise and compression of the—; stitches at
the heart with fainting.
   Extremities.   Painful weakness in the  joints.

                    Curative.
   Spasms from wounds (tetanus); apoplectic paralysis
of the left side ; marks from blows;  coma  with deli-
rium ; levity;  headache above the eye  with greenish 
12            ARSENIOSUM ACIDUM.
vomiting; inflamed eyes; swollen ecchymosed lid3;
eyes dull or half closed;  yellow puffed face ; toothache
with swelling of cheek  and crawling in gums;  food
is vomited at once, mingled with blood ; shootings in
pit of stomach,  with  aching  through to the back,  and
drawing together of the chest; bloody urine; bluish
red swelling of penis and scrotum ; bruised testicle ;
hydrocele ; swelling of spermatic cord ;  expectoration
of black coagulated blood, without cough ; sore nipples.

       13.—ARSENIOSUM ACIDUM.
   Range.  Skin  diseases ;  dropsies ;  intermittent
diseases ;  putrid fever ; cancer ; cholera ;  diarrhoea;
asthma;  epilepsy ; paralysis ;  inflammation  of wind-
pipe.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
    General.   Fits of suffering with anxiety; chill,
rapid sinking of strength, and need  of lying down;
burning, chiefly internal, or vivid pains  ; nocturnal pains
driving to despair and rage ; worse after eating in the
morning, on rising, at night in bed, and while lying on
the parts affected;  intermittent sufferings;  oedema
with  burning;  prostrating debility;  emaciation  with
colliquative sweats;  violent spasms; epilepsy,  pre-
ceded by burning in the stomach, and pressure and
heat in the back, which ascend to the nape, with ver-
tigo ; trembling.
    Skin.  Cold, bluish, and dry, like parchment;  yel-
lowish color of— ; reddish spots ; petechia?;  urticaria ;
black pustules ; ulcers with  raised  callous edges, with
red shining halo, and burning pains; fetid ichor; proud
flesh ; varices.
    Sleep.  Want of—, with tossing;  coma vigil of- 
ARSENIOSUM ACIDUM.            13
ten broken by groans and grinding of the teeth ; twitch-
ing of limbs at night, burning under the skin as if there
were boiling water in the veins, asthma, agitation and
anguish at heart.
    Fever.   Coldness with clammy sweat; chills and
shivering at night in bed, on walking in the open air,
or after drinking, and often with severe pains, yawning,
oppression of the chest, and hard  breathing;  morning
and evening—,  with  shivering,  slight heat,  intense
thirst, or  perfect thirstlessness ; quartan,  tertian, and
sometimes quotidian troubles before the fit,  and sweat
after, on falling asleep ; pulse irregular, or rapid, weak,
small, frequent;  sweats frequent, colliquative, noctur-
nal, and on falling asleep.
    Moral.  Anxiety, restlessness, anguish, and fits of
fainting ;  remorse,  dread  of  solitude, spectres, and
thieves, with wish to hide ; disgust for life, and exces-
sive fear of death ; spite, impatience, censoriousness ;
delirium.
   He ad . Weight, weakness, and embarrassment in— ;
throbbing pains; pains, periodic and  especially after
eating; pain in the scalp, which is intolerable to touch ;
scabbing pustules.
    Eyes.   Redness of the  lining of the lids and of the
white  of—;  inflammation of lids ;  corrosive  tears ;
spasmodic closing of the lids; lids glued together; ex-
treme dread of light.
   Nose.   Flowing, corrosive, burning coryza.
   Face.   Pale, hollow and cadaverous;  color yel-
lowish, bluish, leaden,  greenish, or earthy ; distorted
features ;  redness and bloating; scabbing ulcers ; blu-
ish or blackish lips ;  eruption  about the lips ; cancer-
ous ulcers ; swelling of the sub-maxillary glands, with
pains of contusion.
                          2 
14            ARSENIOSUM ACIDUM.
   Mouth.   Great dryness, bluish or white tongue ;
bitter taste after food;  throat,  burning; accumulation
of grayish or greenish mucous;  gangrenous sore throat;
constriction  of the  oesophagus upon the morsel swal-
lowed.
   Stomach.   Intense, inextinguishable thirst,  requir-
ing but little liquid at  once; longing  for  cold  water,
acids or brandy; after eating, vomiting and pain  in
the— ; after drinking, shivering ;  water-brash ; very
violent vomiting after food, or at  night;  vomiting  of
food, mucus, or bile, yellowish, greenish,  brownish or
blackish; bloody vomiting; while vomiting,  intense
internal heat, diarrhoea, and fear of death ; inflation of
the—;  pain as from  a  stone ; cramps ;  intolerable
burning.
   Abdomen.  Excessive pains;  inflation; dropsy;
violent cuttings, cramps ; colic after food, with vomit-
ing or diarrhoea; coldness,  or  intolerable burning in
the—.
   Stool.  Constipation ; violent diarrhoea, with vo-
miting  and extreme weakness ; nocturnal  diarrhoea ;
burning—;  mucous—, of a greenish, yellowish, brown-
ish,  or  blackish color;  fetid—; excoriating,  itching,
and  burning in the rectum and anus.
   Urine.  Retention; bloody—; burning in urethra.
   Genital.   Menses too  soon,  and copious; acrid
leucorrhcea.
   Larynx.  Tenacious mucus in the—; dryness and
burning in the—; spasmodic constriction ;  dry cough
in the evening after lying down, or at night, cough
 with expectoration of bloody mucus.
    Chest.   Short breath and fits of suffocation; an-
guish and extreme weakness; anxious, groaning respi-
ration ; constriction of the—; shootings in the breast 
              ASA-F03TIDA--AURUM.           15

and breast bone ; violent and insupportable palpitation,
chiefly at night; irregular beatings of the heart.
   Extremities.  Drawing acute  pains at night from
the elbow to the armpit;  pain of bruising in the knee-
joint ; herpes on the hough; falling of the jaw ;  cramps
in the calves.
                    Curative.
   Pimples which burst and become scabbing ulcers ;
bloody pustules ;  tetters,  burning at night; ulcers like
warts ; frequent waking  with difficult falling  asleep ;
ulcers  on cornea;  lips dry  and chapped;  bleeding
gums ; tongue blackish, dried and chapped;  aphthae ;
swelling of the mesenteric glands ; ulcer  above navel;
whitish or indigested stool; scanty urine, or  painful,
or with mucous sediment;  periodic cough; swelling of
arms with blackish  pustules ; burning ulcers at finger
ends;  sharp  drawing in hips, reaching the groins,
thighs and ankles ;  burning ulcers on the legs ; burn-
ing swelling of the foot, hard and shining, with burn-
ing vesicles of a bluish black, on the ankle ;  fatigue of
the legs and feet.

              14.—ASA-FCETIDA.
          PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    Glandular swellings ; fetid sanious pus.
                     Curative.
    Inflammation of bones ; syphilitic periostitis ;  ca-
 ries ; hardness of hearing; pus from nose.

                  15.—AURUM.
          PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    Moral.   Melancholy ; excessive anguish which
 tempts to suicide. 
16            BARYTA CARBONICA.
    Head.   Pain in—; when not kept very warm, as
if air were passing over the  brain; congestion ; hum-
ming; exostoses.
    Eyes.  Darkening; black spots and flames.
    Nose.  Inflammation of—; scaling  off; scabbing
nostrils ; stoppage of—; flowing  coryza;  red scaly
eruption on the— and brow.
    Face.  Tensive pains in  the upper jaw.
    Abdomen.  Tendency to hernia.
    Genitals.  Swelling of the testicles ; pains in the
abdomen as if the menses were about to appear.
    Chest.   Beatings of the heart, irregular, or by fits,
sometimes with anguish and  oppression.
                    Curative.
    Inflammation of bones;  scaling eruption on  the
brow and nose ; caries  of palate,  with bluish ulcers ;
swollen ulcerated tonsils ; painful  retention  of urine ;
falling and induration  of womb ;  nasal  voice ; fits of
suffocation, with falling, loss  of sense, and bluish color
of face; strong congestion to chest.

        16.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Swelling and hardness of glands ; debi-
lity in body and mind ; emaciation.
    Sleep.   Drowsiness day  and  night;  muttering
sleep.
    Fever.   Night sweats.
   Moral.  Anxiety about one's family.
   Head.  Vertigo with nausea on stooping; aching
pain over the eyes ; eruptions.
   Eyes.  Aching and burning, especially from much
looking ;  inflammation;  glued lids. 
BELLADONNA.
17
   Ears.  Eruptions on, or behind—; tingling and
roaring in—.
   Nose.  Dry.
   Face.  Pain with tense swelling ;  eruption.
   Teeth.  Shocks in—; burning shootings in  the
carious—.                                         '
   Throat.  Soreness, with swollen  and  suppurating
tonsil; loss of voice.
   Stomach.  Pain after dinner ;  sour belchings after
eating;  water-brash; nausea in the morning, fasting
or from  indigestion ; pain after eating or on pressure ;
weight  even  after a small meal;  excoriating pain on
swallowing.
   Stool.  Hard; itching, burning, rawness and ooz-
ing at the anus.
   Urine.  Frequent and abundant.
   Sexual.   Diminution of desire.
   Trunk.  Pain  in the sacrum, stiffness  in the  sa-
crum ; stiffness in the nape.
   Extremities.  Numbness in the  arm on lying on
it; numbness in  the fingers ; drawings  and shootings
in the legs.
                    Curative.
   Weeping ;  aptness to take cold in  head; baldness;
sight dim and easily dazzled ; scabs under nose ;  mu-
cous  catarrh ; toothache before menses; leucorrhcea
shortly  before menses; fatty  tumour on nape, with
burning in the base ; encysted tumour in armpit; fetid
sweat in feet; lymphatic swelling on  great toe.

             17.—BELLADONNA.
   Range.  Scrofulous,  rickety,  and nervous  affec-
tions ; rheumatism and  arthritis; convulsions; scirr-
                        2* 
18
BELLADONNA.
hus;  erysipelas; scarlet fever;  measles ; congestions ;
inflammatory and nervous fevers ; inflammation of the
brain;  mania;  nervous and congestive headaches;
inflammation of the eyes; fungus of the eye ; drop se-
rene ; sore throats;  peritonitis; inflammation of  the
womb ; difficult menstruation ; miscarriage ; flooding
with bearing  down pains; falling of the womb; hip-
joint disease.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.   Pains,  shooting,  tearing, or aching;
spasms, convulsions with cries ;  epilepsy; fits of rigid-
ity ;  tetanus ;  spasmodic  laughter ;  trembling ; heavi-
ness of limbs; paralysis; hemiplegia;  formication.
   Skin.  Hot, scarlet red, swollen—,  total or partial;
erysipelas; scarlet  patches ;  eruption  like measles;
red, hot, shining swelling; boils ; painful  swelling of
the glands.
   Sleep. Continual desire of—; fits of somnolent
coma;  coma  broken by  momentary  awaking  with
furious  looks ; sleeplessness  at night,  on  account of
excessive  anguish ;  frequent startings during sleep,
with fright, groans, cries, anxious dreams.
   Fever.  Shiverings and  partial shuddering;  the
shiverings are chiefly in the evening;  paroxysms of
shiverings alternating with heat, or shiverings follow-
ed by heat, with exacerbation at night or in the  even-
ing ;  type quotidian; dry burning heat, often  with
swelling of the veins, beating  of  the carotids, heat,
redness and bloating of the face, and  burning thirst;
pulse, strong and frequent, or full and  slow, or  small
and slow, or small and frequent, or hard and tense.
   Moral.  Melancholy ; great agitation, with conti-
nual  tossing, chiefly at night; groans and tears ; fear, 
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distrust, and a wish to flee ; maniacal  laughter ; deli-
rium at night; delirium with murmurs ; silliness, fury,
biting  and tearing; madness, illusions of sense and
frightful visions ;  complete loss of reason.
   Head.  Fits of vertigo, with tottering and swim-
ming of the head; stupor and loss  of consciousness ;
fulness,  weight,  and  violent  aching in the head,
chiefly in front above  the eyes, and sometimes as if the
head would burst; feeling of expansion in the  brain ;
shootings, dartings as  if from knives; violent beating;
throbbing in the carotids ; congestion, especially on
stooping; feeling of cold or heat; feeling of fluctua-
tion as if from water, and heavy balancing  and shocks;
—ache, aggravated by motion, especially of the eyes,
by shocks, touch, the  open air, or a draught; bending
of— backwards; during sleep, — is buried in the pillow.
   Eyes.   Heat  and  burning;  aching in the— and
sockets, rising into the head; heavy  lids,  quivering of
the lids ; shootings in the— and  corners, with itching ;
—red, brilliant and convulsed, or fixed, sparkling and
prominent;  look fixed,  or  furious   and unsteady ;
twitches in—; inflammation;  yellow sclerotica; burn-
ing tears ; immovable  pupils ;  gluing of the  lids at
night;  dread of light; confused weak  sight; halo
round the candle ; objects seem  double or reversed.
   Ears.  Boring, ringing, roaring and  humming in— ;
hardness of hearing; shooting in the parotids.
   Nose.   Bruised  pain in— ;   shootings at  night ;
redness and burning at the end of—; ulceration in  the
nostrils ;  bleeding; smell too acute; putrid odour in—.
   Face.   Pale, sometimes suddenly alternating with
red; —hollow,  with restless distracted air; burning
heat of the—; bright  redness and bloating of—; deep 
20
BELLADONNA.
scarlet,  or  bluish redness of—; hard  swelling,  and
bluish redness of—, chiefly one of the cheeks;  pimples
on temples, corners of the mouth and  chin ; purulent
and  scabby  pimples,  chiefly  on  cheeks  and  nose;
iwitchings of the mouth ; swelling of the lips ; pimples,
scabs, and ulcers on the lips ;  trismus ; shootings and
tightness in the joints of the jaw ; swelling of the sub-
maxillary glands and of those of the neck.
   Mouth.  Excessive dryness of the— ;  froth on the
lips ; much  saliva ; throat and—  filled with  whitish,
clammy mucus ; violent hemorrhage from the— ; ex-
coriation of the inside of— ;  tongue  chapped,  or cov-
ered with whitish mucus ; red  swelling of the papillae
of the tongue ; pain of tongue ; trembling and paraly-
tic weakness of the tongue ;  weak voice.
   Throat. Excoriation and shootings in—, chiefly on
swallowing ; great dryness  and  burning in—  and
tongue ;  inflammation of—, and veil of the palate  and
tonsils ; suppuration of the  tonsils ; painful swallow-
ing ;  impossibility of  swallowing  a drop  ; constant
necessity of swallowing ;  tightness and choking in—;
sensation of a body in—.
   Appetite.  Loss of taste, putrid taste; loss of—;
burning thirst, often with horror of liquid.
   Stomach.  Bitter  or  putrid,  or  sour  and  burning
belchings;  nausea; retching, with violent vomiting;
retching with complete inability to vomit;  hiccough;
pressure, cramplike pains, chiefly after eating.
   Abdomen.  Pain as from a stone in—; bloating;
cramplike pains in— ; feeling as if seized with claws ;
soreness of the whole—.
   Stool.   Suppressed— ; constipation ;  mucous—  ;
involuntary—. 
BELLADONNA.               21
   Urine.  Copious—; sometimes with profuse sweat-
ing ; incontinence and involuntary emission of— ; tur-
bid or clear, or blood red—.
   Sexual.  Violent bearings down as if all would
fall  out ; dartings in the internal  parts ;  flooding ;
flow of milk.
   Larynx.  Catarrh with cough, hoarseness, and te-
nacious mucus in the chest; voice, hoarse and weak ;
loss of voice; cough, chiefly at night; short dry cough ;
hollow cough ;  before coughing, tears, or pains in the
stomach ; shootings in the belly while coughing; the
slightest movement at night in bed, renews the cough ;
expectoration of thick puriform mucus.
   Chest.  Rattling  in the  bronchi;  oppression  of
the—; dyspnoea; irregular breathing ; breathing short,
anxious  and quick ; pressure  in the—; shootings  in
the—; violent beatings  of the  heart;  anguish at the
heart.
   Trunk.  Painful swelling and stiffness of the neck
and nape.
   Extremities.  Drawing, aching, with  feeling  of
torpor and lively pain in the arms ;  swelling and scar-
let redness of arms and hands ; in the shoulder, draw-
ing aching,  passing quickly from top to bottom of the
arm ; painful twitchings in  arms and hands; weight
and paralysis of legs and feet.

                    Curative.
   Fits renewed by contact, or contradiction ; pustules
with white  edges, black slough and swelling ; chil-
blains ;  on closing the  eyes for sleep, spectres, and
jerking  of limbs; ill-nature and crying  in  children;
dizziness with distress, falling and loss of sense ; daily
afternoon headaches, lasting all night and worst in bed ; 
22       BISMUTH--BORAX--BOVISTA.

sweat in head;  falling of eyelid; ulcers on cornea ;
fungus (medullary) in eye ;  lids turned out;  bleeding
from eyes ;  blindness  in twilight; swelling of parotids,
extending into throat;  dry nose ; neuralgia  of face ;
keen pains  in jaws ; red, hot, dry tongue ; red  edges
of tongue;  inflammation of tongue ; shootings in throat
extending to ears ;  liquid runs  from  nostrils on drink-
ing ; intolerable  hunger;  violent pain in belly; dig-
ging in belly; swelling of transverse colon ; itching on
belly ; burning shooting in loins ; sharp drawing in
spermatic cord while  making water; falling and indu-
ration  of womb; dry vagina; pale menses ; flow at
other times than  menstrual; diminished  lochia ; sore-
ness of larynx, so that on feeling the  throat, one is like
to be choked; fits of stricture in larynx; whooping
cough ; breathing superficial and rapid,  or  deep and
slow; burning shooting, worse by fits, in hip joint.

                18.—BISMUTH.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Stomach.  Cramplike  and aching pains in the—,
after eating; blood-spitting.

                 19.—BORAX.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Aphthee,  aphthous  diarrhoea ; sterility.

                20.—BOVISTA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Trunk.  Pain  in the  back, with  stiffness after
stooping. 
BRYONIA ALBA.              23
           21—BRYONIA  ALBA.
   Range.  Rheumatic and arthritic  affections;  in-
flammatory, puerperal and nervous fevers; inflamma-
tions ; dyspeptic affections with constipation;  pleurisy
and inflammation of the lungs; obstinate constipation.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.   Tightness, drawing pains and dartings,
especially in the limbs,  and during motion, with pains
that will not  bear touching; torpor and lameness of
the limbs ; red shining swelling,  with dartings on mov-
ing ; pain with shivering and coldness ; aggravation at
night, in the evening, after eating, and on motion.
    Skin.  Erysipelas;  miliary  eruption in  children
and lying-in women; phlyctcenae, itching, biting, burn-
ing ;  petechias.
    Sleep.  Loss  of—; especially  before  midnight,
caused by heat, agitation of the blood,  anxiety, princi-
pally in the  breast; —troubled by thirst;  somnam-
bulism.
    Fever.  Cold  and  shivering  in bed; shiverings
 with trembling, often with  heat in the  head, redness
 of face, and thirst; universal  dry  heat,  especially  in-
 ternal, with  longing for cold drinks; copious sweats
 night and morning.
    Moral.   Fear,  with desire to flee ; irascibility ;
 delirium.
    Head.  Confusion and stupefaction of—;  giddiness
 on  rising from a seat or  from bed ; headache after
 eating; great fulness  and heaviness  of—; with  dig-
 ging aching  towards the front;  expansion  or  com-
 pression of the brain ; shootings  in—,  sometimes on
 one side ; the pains in— are aggravated by motion.
     Eyes.  Feeling as  if sand were in—. 
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BRYONIA ALBA.
   Teeth.  Aching  aggravated  by  warm  things;
aching in which— feel long.
   Ears.   Feeling of stoppage in—; humming.
   Nose.  Sensitive swelling in—; ulcers in nostrils;
epistaxis ;  dry stoppage of— ;  dry coryza.
   Face.   Pale,  yellow, earthy color of— ; red burn-
ing of—;  swelling of— ;  lips swollen and chapped ;
dry lips.
   Mouth.  Dry—; tongue loaded with a dirty white.
   Throat.   Sore—,  with hoarseness  and  difficult
swallowing; sensation of great dryness in— ; dartings
in— when touched.
   Appetite.  Loss of taste; flat taste; tastelessness
of food; burning thirst; longing for unusual things;
morbid—, craving often, but little  at once ; disgust at
food.
   Stomach.   Empty belchings ;  rumination ;  hic-
cough ;  nausea after eating what tasted well;  nausea
and anxiety while sitting,  or trying to drink ; desire to
vomit, with water-brash ;  vomiting of  drinks ;  aching
as if from  a stone after eating;  dartings in— on motion.
   Abdomen.  Colic, with tightness of—, and water-
brash ; bloating of-—, with aching in the epigastrium,
especially after dinner; cutting and  darting in— after
eating; ascites.
   Stool. Constipation ;  large fasces ;  small  hard
stools ;  diarrhoea with colic; loose stools.
   Urine.  Hot.
   Cough.  Hoarseness with sweat; —and rattling in
the chest;  —spasmodic  and  suffocating,  especially
after eating, and often with vomiting;  shattering—,
with dartings in the sides  of the chest, or  with head-
ache ;  —with  yellowish expectoration.
   Chest.  Breathing  impeded by  dartings  in—; 
BRYONIA ALBA.
25
shootings in the— and sides on breathing deeply,  al-
lowing one to rest only on the back,  and increased by
the smallest movement;  heat and burning pain in— ;
beating of the heart.
    Trunk.  Rheumatic stiffness in the nape and neck.
    Extremities.  Drawing  pains in the joints of the
shoulders and arms, with tension, dartings, and shining
red swelling; tight and painful stiffness of the knees ;
tightness in the calves; swelling  of the  legs ; pain of
dislocation in the foot-joint on walking ;  red-hot swell-
ing of the feet, with tightness on  motion.

                     Curative.
    Pale, hot, tense swelling ; swelling and induration
 of glands; comatose  sleep broken by delirium; cries
 and delirium on falling asleep ; before the shiverings,
 dizziness and headache ; disgust for food during  the
 shiverings ;  despair  of recovery ; caprice ; giddiness,
 only on stooping; burning in brow ;  dry tetters on lids,
 with burning itching; eyes  dull, glassy or sparkling,
 and swimming in tears ;  blackness or flames before
 eyes; dread of light; noise intolerable; hot, bluish,
 and brownish swelling of face; dry yellow tongue, or
 dark and chapped;  speech indistinct from  dryness in
 throat; burning in stomach,  rawness in  pit of stomach;
 dartings in liver, especially on touching, breathing or
 coughing;  drawing from hypochondre to the stomach,
 and into  the back, sometimes with vomiting; urine,
 scanty and reddish; flooding of  dark blood with pains
 in sacrum and head; burning in fundus of womb  dur-
 ing pregnancy, increased by motion, mitigated by pres-
 sure and repose;  cough  with expectoration of pure
 blood; convulsions in arms, also burning and  weari-
  ness ; shootings in thighs; drawing dartings in  calves
                           3 
26           CALCAREA  CARBONICA.
 reaching the ankles and feet, with red shining swell-
 ing.

       22.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
    Range.  Diseases  complicated by scrofulous, rick-
 ety, or lymphatic tendency, (particularly in children,)
 curvature of the spine; eruptions; purulent discharges ;
 megrim;  difficult dentition ; acidity of the  prima; viae;
 phthisical complaints.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Cramps of the  limbs ;  dartings  and
 drawing pains in the limbs ; agitation of the blood in
 plethoric persons; epilepsy; the symptoms are aggra-
 vated or renewed by working  in water,  as well as in
 evening, night, and morning,  after food,  and every
 other day; great agitation which compels one to move
 about incessantly ; bruised feeling  in the limbs ; debi-
 lity ;  great fatigue from speaking or moderate walking;
 taking cold easily, and great sensibility to cold and
 moist air.
   Skin.   Urticaria; dry—; tetters and scabs, warts;
 induration  of glands; varices; gouty nodes.
   Sleep.  Somnolence during the day and early in
 the evening; want of-— from multitude of ideas ;  dur-
ing—, cries, groans, starting; dreams; —disturbed with
tossing and frequent awaking; gitation  and asthmatic
sufferings at night, with anxiety, heat, thirst, and pal-
pitation of the heart.
   Fever.  Shiverings and horripilation in the morn-
ing ; tertian— in the evening, at first heat of the face,
followed by chills; excessive sweat by day, after mo-
derate exercise.
   Moral.  Melancholy, anxiety and anguish ; fear- 
CALCAREA CARBONICA.
27
ful  humour ; sadness with  heaviness in the limbs ;
indifference.
   Head.  Vertigo on  ascending to a  high  place;
—ache from  cold; stupefying throbbing pains  in—;
boring in the forehead; icy coldness in and on the—,
especially on the right side ;  scabs on the scalp ; fall-
ing out of the hair; tumours on the scalp.
    Eyes.  Aching in—;  itching and shooting in—;
smarting, burning, and cutting pains in—, on reading
by  candle-light;  quivering of —lids; red and thick
swelling of the lids, with gluing together at night;
dilated pupils;  haze; photophobia; presbyopia.
    Ears.  Throbbings in— ; roaring, humming, ring-
ing in—; cracking in— when swallowing.
    Nose.  Epistaxis; fetid  odour in—;  the sense of
smell is either blunted or heightened ; painful dryness
in— ; stoppage of— ; dry coryza.
    Face.  Pale, sunken, with hollow, encircled eyes;
itching eruption  on  different parts of—; swelling of
the upper lip.
    Teeth.  Aching in—;  aggravated or excited by a
durrent of air, or any thing hot or cold;  painful sensi-
 bility of the  gums.
    Mouth.  Dryness of the tongue.
    Throat. Hawking up  of mucus; bad taste in the
 mouth, most frequently bitter or sour, or metallic, espe-
 cially in the morning
    Appetite.  Hunger after eating; disgust at food;
 dislike of tobacco smoke, fondness for salt things, wine
 and dainties.
    Stomach.  Water-brash;  aching  in the—,  or
 cramps, chiefly after eating, and often with  vomiting
 of food ;  aching in—, even  fasting.
    Abdomen.  Tightness  in the two hypochondres; 
28           CALCAREA  CARBONICA.
frequent fits  of cuttings, chiefly in the  epigastrium;
shootings, or pinchings, or aching in—; cold feeling
in—; enlargement  and hardness of—;  incarceration
of wind ; pressure of wind to the inguinal ring.
   Stool.  Constipation; frequent protrusion of piles;
diarrhoea.
   Urine.   Burning in the urethra.
   Genital.  Weakness  of the—  function; lust;
brief erection and tardy emission.
   Menstruation.  Too quick and copious; during—
congestion to the head, toothache, &c.; abortion ; flow
of blood, at  other times than— ; flooding;  itching on
the vulva;  corrosive or mild leucorrhcea, flowing by
fits or along with  the water.
   Larynx.  Frequent hoarseness or  of long duration ;
large accumulation of mucus in the trachea and bron-
chi ; cough in the evening or at night, generally dry ;
purulent expectoration; cough,  with blood-spitting;
in coughing, aching in the stomach.
   Chest.   Shootings in the breast and  sides ; burn-
ing in the chest; beatings of the heart, at  night or after
eating.
   Trunk.   Pain in the sacrum, back, and nape, as if
after a wrench; stiffness of the nape.
   Extremities.  Drawing pains in the arms, at night;
boils on the forearm ; swelling of the hands ; sweat in
the hands ;  hands dead; prickling in the fingers as if
dead;  paralytic weakness in the fingers;  drawing
shootings in the hips and thighs ; stiffness and weight
of the legs; cramp in the legs ; varices ;  shootings in
the knees; swellings of the knees; cramp in the hough,
the calves, the soles, and the toes; red spots  on  the
legs ; burning soles ; foot sweat; corns. 
CAMPHORA.
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                    Curative.
   Bloating in  children; fat; rough  skin; branlike
scales ; encysted tumours ;  rickets ; daily fever about
2 p.m.; illusions; delirium ;  hammering in head com-
pelling to lie down ; large head with open fontanel in
children ; evening sweat in head ; suppurating fistula
lachrymalis ; pus from ears, also polypus ; milk crusts ;
frog-tongue ; swelling of the  mesenteric glands ; diar-
rhoea during teething ; involuntary frothy stools ; sour
stools in children ; blood from  urethra;  polypus of
bladder ; pollutions ; shootings and burnings in coition ;
before menses, swollen painful breasts, fatigue, head-
ache, timidity, colic, and chills; swollen veins in vulva;
leucorrhcea before menses ; swelling and deviation of
vertebral column ; suppuration of glands  in armpit;
coldness and swelling of feet at night.

              23.—CAMPHORA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.   Convulsions; tetanus.
   Skin.   Cold blue—.
   Fever.  Chill of the whole body with mortal pale-
ness of face, shiverings and teeth chattering.
   Head,  &c.   Giddiness  and  weight of—, which
obliges one to incline it backwards; impotence.
   Chest.   Suffocating oppression of the—, and con-
striction of the larynx.

                    Curative.
   Epilepsy ; excessive thirst; strong pressure on the
epigastrium ; thick and red  urine; spasms in chest.
                        3* 
30           CANNABIS--CANTHARIS.
               24.—CANNABIS.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Eye.  Spots on the cornea.
   Stool.  Constipation.
   Urine.  Stream of— split; burning  pain  in the
urethra and bladder, before and during making— ; in-
flamed  urethra; yellow  mucous  discharge  from the
urethra.
   Genital.   Painful  erections.
   Larynx.  Respiration difficult, and  only possible
when erect.
   Chest.  Dartings deep into  the—; inflammation
of the lungs.

                    Curative.
   Heat of face and redness of cheeks; obstinate re-
tention of urine ; scanty and bloody, and drop by drop
emission  of urine ; calculus ; phimosis; cough  with
greenish viscid expectoration ; spasmodic contraction
of the tendon Achilles, with violent pain.


              25.—CANTHARIS.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
   General.   Drawing  arthritic pains  in  the limbs
with affection of the urinary passages.
   Throat.  Sore—, with burning and rawness ex-
tending to the  chest.
   Urine.  Pressing and useless desire to  pass— ;
difficult passing of—;  dark red—; bloody—, passed
drop by drop;  burning smart in  passing—; cutting
pains in the urethra before, during, and after passing—;
pains acute, darting and cutting, in the urinary passages; 
          CAPSICUM--CARBO ANIMALIS.        31

inflammation of the kidneys,  bladder, and  urethra;
excessive sensibility of the region of the bladder.
   Genital.  Swelling of the  neck of the womb.

                    Curative.
   Pains in the hips, with spasm in the urinary pas-
sages.

               26—CAPSICUM.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Fever.   — with  chill,  thirst, heat, and mucous
troubles.
   Stool.  Nocturnal diarrhoea, with burning pains in
the anus.
   Urine. Pressing and almost  useless desire to pass—.
   Larynx.   Hoarseness; cough, chiefly in the even-
ing and  night.
                    Curative.
   Nostalgia, with redness of cheeks and sleeplessness;
intermittent  fever, with  paleness,  contracted pupils,
and delirium during  the  chill; and with lethargy, di-
lated pupils, and stertorous breathing during the  heat.

          27.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Easy  straining on lifting; weakness on
walking, with sweating, also during eating.
   Skin.  Hard and  painful swelling of glands.
   Moral.  Despair ; timidity ; giddiness, especially
in the evening or morning.
   Head.  —ache after eating ; congestion and inter-
nal heat;  scabs. 
32            CARBO VEGETABILIS.
   Ears.  Roaring.
   Nose.  Stoppage of— ; dry coryza.
   Teeth.  Drawing pains in the gums.
   Mouth.  Dryness of the tongue and palate ; bitter-
ness of—.
   Stomach. Great weakness of digestion ;  hiccough
after eating ; nausea, even at night; fainting at the—;
aching in the— ; spasms in the—.
   Abdomen. Aching and cutting in the region of the
liver ; rumbling in— ;  incarcerated wind.
   Stool.   Frequent— by day ; shootings in anus.
   Genital. Knots in the breasts.
   Chest.  Beating of the heart.
   Extremities.   Darting pain in the hip; drawing
and shooting in the limb.

                   Curative.
   Arthritic stiffness and nodes; sensibility  to  the
open- air ; chilblains ; running from ear ;  erysipelas of
face; bleeding of the  gums; painless  abortive belch-
ings ;  sour  water in  the mouth;  squeezing  in  the
stomach, as if by claws; burning leucorrhcea; serous
and fetid lochiae ; erysipelas of breasts; herpes in the
armpit; gouty stiffness of fingers.

        28.—CARBO  VEGETABILIS.
    Range.  Induration  and suppuration of glands;
scabious eruptions; obstinate intermittent fevers; flatu-
 lence, and disorders therefrom ;  hoarseness; croup.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Burning pains in the limbs and bones ;
 throbbings in different parts of the body ; numbness of 
CARBO  VEGETABILIS.            33
limbs ; bruised feeling in the limbs, especially on rising
in the morning;  excessive prostration ;  liability to take        41
cold.
   Skin.   Miliary itch ; nettle-rash.
   Sleep.  Somnolence by  day; —in the morning,
or early in the evening ;  want of— from bodily agita-
tion; dreaming with starting  and fright.
   Fever.  Shivering  and  chill ; nocturnal sweat;
morning sweats.
   Moral.  Restlessness and anxiety, especially  in
the evening; timidity, irascibility.
   Head.  Weight in— ; throbbing in—,  especially
in the evening, after eating, with heat and burning in—
   Eyes.  Burning pain in—; myopia.
   Ears.  Fetid pus from—.
   Nose.  Itching in—;  violent coryza ;  epistaxis.
   Face.  Pale—; yellow—.
   Teeth.  Contractive pains in — ; opening, retrac-
tion, excoriation, and ulceration of the gums; bleeding
of the gums.
    Mouth.  Dryness of—, or water-brash.
    Throat. Scraping in—;  hawking up much mucus.
    Stomach.  Bitter taste,  salt taste in mouth  or of
food;  after food, acidity; empty or bitter  belchings,
sour belchings ; continual nausea; water-brash ; spasms
of—, with wind and extreme sensibility of the pit of— ;
bad effects from suckling ; aching in the pit of—.
    Abdomen.   Bruised feeling in the  hypochondres;
shooting  pain under the ribs ; tightness, aching and
darting in the liver; bloating of—; pain in—,  as if
from lifting ; excessive discharge of wind.
    Stool.  Constipation ; liquid or mucous— ;  blind
piles ; burning itching in the anus. 
34            CARBO VEGETABILIS.
   Urine.   Scanty— ; frequent, pressing and anxious
desire to pass— ; burning—.
   Genital.  Pollutions; too quick emission;  men-
struation too quick and copious; itching, burning and
excoriation at the vulva.
   Larynx. Prolonged hoarseness;  hoarseness, morn-
ing and evening ; spasmodic cough, two or three times
a day; cough with greenish mucus, or yellow pus.
   Chest.   Short respiration ; difficult breathing with
oppression  of—; burning  and aching  in—;  rawness
in—.
   Trunk.  Stiffness in the  nape.
   Extremities.  Drawing, acute and burning pains
in shoulder; acute drawing in the forearm ; heat in the
hands ;  acute burning drawings in haunch and knees ;
restlessness and weight in  limbs;  cramps in the calves
at night; fetid bleeding ulcers;  sweat in feet.

                    Curative.
   Feeling as if injured  by lifting; actual  strain from
lifting;  trembling and shocks in limbs during the day;
emaciation, especially of the face; paralysis and total
loss of pulse ;  herpes, chilblains, varices, petechias;
lymphatic swelling with suppuration and burning ;  in-
duration of glands ; fever,  with thirst only during the
chill; fever with coma, rattling,  cold  sweat on face
and extremities, hippocratic face and small flying pulse ;
absence of pulse; frequent flushes, cold sweat, fear of
ghosts, indolence ; headache from overheating; pains
in eyes from using them, aching and burning in eyes,
bleeding of eyes, pupil  insensible; stoppage of nose ;
face hippocratic, tetters  on face, red pimples on face,
chapped lips ;  aching of the  teeth produced by heat or 
CAUSTICUM.
35
cold; looseness of the teeth; vomiting blood; the trou-
bles of the stomach are aggravated or renewed by tak-
ing cold or food; navel painful to touch;  colic from
riding in a carriage ;  rumbling in belly;  the least food
aggravates the  troubles in belly; involuntary putrid
stool; painful,  large  deep blue  blind-piles; wetting
bed ;  dark red urine ; aching in the testicles; swelling
at the vulva; inflammation  of the breasts; brownish
spots on chest;  continual dartings in the sacrum ; stiff-
ness of the dorsal spine; aneurism in the hough; tetters
on knee ;  obstinate  torpor in the feet; redness and
swelling of the toes.


              29.—CAUSTICUM.
   Range.  Chronic rheumatic complaints; paralytic
affections; eruptions; catarrhal affections of the air-
passages; hoarseness and loss of voice.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Drawing and  tearing arthritic and rheu-
matic pains, especially in the limbs ;  shocks, spasms ,
epilepsy; intolerable  disquietude  through the whole
body in the  evening; paralytic debility; great sensi-
bility to cold.
   Skin. Itch; excoriation in children; warts; varices
   Sleep.   Anxious dreams.
   Fever.   Violent  shivering; nocturnal sweat.
   Moral.  Melancholy ;  restlessness  and extreme
anguish ; irascibility, timidity.
   Head.   Shootings, chiefly in the temples; stiffness
and dartings in—.
   Eyes.  Inflammation  of  —lids; ulceration  of—;
tears, black bands, sparks. 
36                 CAUSTICUM.
   Ears.  Murmuring and humming in—.
   Nose.  Eruption  at the end of— ; stoppage of—;
dry coryza.
   Face.  Gouty pains in the bones of—.
   Teeth.  Throbbings in—;  painful loosening and
lengthening of— ; sensitiveness in—.
   Mouth.  Mucus in—.
   Throat.  Mucus in—.
   Stomach.  Dislike of sweet things; nausea after
eating, or in the morning; disagreeable taste as  if one
were going to faint;  cramp in—; dartings in pit of-—.
   Abdomen.   Aching in—, and hypogastrium ; fixed
wind with costiveness.
   Stool.  Chronic constipation; itching  at anus.
   Urine.  Frequent desire  to pass—; involuntary
emisssion of—.
   Genital.  Pollutions.
   Larynx.   Hoarseness;  short cough;  dry  cough,
with burning and excoriation in the chest.
   Chest.  Short breath ; palpitation.
   Trunk.  Painful  stiffness in the back;  pulling and
acute pain in the shoulder blades ; stiffness in—.
   Extremities.  Painful drawings in  the arms and
hands; sensation of fulness in the hands on  grasping;
pain of dislocation in the  hip-joint;  drawing pains in
thighs  and  knees; pains in  the ankles;  cold feet;
swelling in feet%

                    Curative.
    Paralysis ; old warts in the eyebrows;  fistula  in
the gums, old ulcers  in gums;  stammering, paralysis
of the tongue, distortion of mouth ; difficulty of swal-
lowing;  aching of stomach  after  eating,  vomiting;
large belly in children; viscid shining stool, protrusion
l 
CHAMOMILLA.
37
of piles; fistula; torpor in genital system ; menses too
weak;  female  repugnance  to  coition;  copious  leu-
corrhcea ; excoriated  chopped nipples ; want of milk ;
impossibility  of expectorating  phlegm ;  goitre; dart-
ings from the fingers  to the elbow; aptness  to fall  in
children ; pains in varices.

              30.—CHAMOMILLA.
    Range.   Great irritability of the nervous system;
convulsions; diseases of young children; inflammatory
and nervous  fevers;  bilious affections; colics,  also
from flatulence; diarrhoea and other troubles, particu-
larly from dentition ; metrorrhages;  puerperal perito-
nitis ; acute catarrhal affections.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
  General.  Drawing  rheumatic  pains,  chiefly  at
night in bed; pain, with thirst, and heat and redness of
one cheek ; sensibility of the nervous  system; sensi-
tiveness to the open  air;  limbs  stiff, and as it were,
paralyzed; fainting, with sinking, and insipidity in the
stomach.
    Skin.   Miliary eruption; —difficult to heal.
    Sleep.  Coma; want of-— at night,  with  fits of
anguish; in—, startings with fright, cries, tossing.
    Fever.  Continual alternation of partial chill  or
shuddering, with partial heat; universal heat, especial-
ly in the evening or  at  night, in bed,  with anxiety,
thirst, redness of cheeks, hot sweat in the head; after
or during the heat, sour sweat with itching; burning
heat with redness of the cheeks (often only one), chiefly
at night, with groanings, tossings.
    Moral.   Excessive  anguish,  as if the heart were
about to burst, with complete prostration, restlessness,
                         4 
38
CHAMOMILLA.
        groans and tears; disposition to weep and be troubled;
■       quarrelsome humour and anger.
           Head.   Giddiness  with darkening  of the  eyes ;
        weight in—.
           Eyes.   —inflamed;  matter in—, gluing together at
        night; twitchings of the lids; —convulsed;  sparks
        before—.
           Ears.  Drawing and tensive pain in—; dartings
        into  the—;  humming in—; inflammatory swelling of
        the parotids.
           Nose.  Epistaxis.
           Face.  —hot, red, burning, or redness and heat in
        one cheek, with cold and paleness in the other;  swell-
        ing of—;  twitchings of the mouth and face.
           Teeth.   Violent  aching of—, generally on one
».     side, chiefly at night in bed, with red swollen cheek ;
        the  pains are ordinarily  drawing,  or throbbing and
        darting, after hot drinks, especially coffee.
           Mouth.  Dryness of— and tongue; putrid odour
        of—;  convulsive movements  of the  tongue ;  bitter
        taste in—.
           Throat.  Sore—, with swelling of the parotids.
           Stomach.  Excessive thirst for cold drinks ; vomit-
        ing of food, sour matter and phlegm ; bitter vomitings;
        aching pressure, excessively painful in the praecordial
        region; pressive  gastralgia, as if from a stone in—,
        with impeded  respiration,  chiefly  after eating or at
        night.
            Abdomen.  Tightness and anxious fulness in the
         hypochondres and in the epigastrium, with a feeling as
        if all were carried up into  the chest; flatulent colic,
         with bloating of the—;  extremely painful colic, draw-
         ings and cuttings in—;  dartings in—; pressure  toward
         the  inguinal ring; spasms in—. 
CHAMOMILLA.               39
   Stool, &c.   Diarrhoea  at  night with  spasmodic
colic, and whitish mucous, .or watery, or yellowish, or
greenish— ; piles with chaps and ulcers.
   Menses.   Colic before—;  pressure  (like parturi-
ent) towards the uterus; flooding with dark red blood
and clots, with parturient pains ; scirrhus of the mam-
mary glands.
   Larynx.   Catarrh and hoarseness; dry cough ex-
cited by continual tickling in—; expectoration of bitter
or putrid mucus.
   Chest.  Fits of flatulent asthma, with anxiety and
fulness in the praecordial region; shootings in—, chiefly
on breathing; oppression of—.
   Extremities. Nocturnal pains with paralytic weak-
ness in the arms; paralytic and drawing pain in tha
hip, chiefly at night; cramps in the  calves.

                     Curative.
   Catalepsy  ;  epilepsy  with  retraction of  thumbs ;
foam before the  mouth, preceded by colic, or followed
by coma ; febrile sleep; intermittent fever with nightly
aggravation, pressure on pit of the  stomach, nausea or
bilious vomitings,) colic, diarrhoea  and  painful urina-
tion; swelling and redness  of  eyelids; yellow sclero-
tic;  bleeding  of eyes, spasmodic closing of eyes ; run-
ning.from ears;  erysipelas of face ; shootings on one
side of face ; trismus; tongue red and chapped, or cov-
ered with a thick and yellow coat,  aphthae; shooting
or burning pains in pharynx; solid food  cannot be
swallowed, especially in a recumbent posture ; burning
in throat from the mouth to the stomach ; deep redness
of throat; burning in pit of stomach and hypochondres ;
burning  cuttings in pit of stomach,  with  impeded 
40                   CHINA.
breathing and pale face ; painful sensibility in belly to
touch; hot yellow urine.

                  31—CHINA.
   Range.  Debility and diseases from loss of blood
and humours; dropsies; passive hoemorrhages ; inter-
mittent fevers;  gastric  and  bilious affections; indura-
tion of liver and spleen; diarrhoea, also of undigested
material.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.   Tight drawings or twitching  dartings
in the Jong bones,  with paralytic pains and debility ;
pains  provoked or increased by touch, or  food, or at
night; arthritic red hard swellings; dropsy; debility,
with  trembling and ready sweating ; nervousness ;
emaciation.
   Skin.  Yellow—.
   Sleep.   Tardy—, or want of— ;  want of—,  with
headache and bulimy ;  agitated unrefreshing—; pain-
ful, frightful dreams,  alarming even when awake ; con-
fused  foolish dreams  after midnight.
   Fever.  Shiverings with headache ; heat with dry
burning  lips and  mouth, and red face ; the fits of—
are often preceded by palpitation, sneezing, anguish,
nausea,  &c.; sweat during sleep ;  weakening ljight
sweats.
   Moral.  Apathy;  despondency.
   Head.   —ache  as  if  from  suppressed  coryza;
bruised  feeling  in—, with  boring in  the crown of—;
—ache at night; sharp or twitching—ache; splitting
—ache ;  —ache aggravated by touch,  motion, or cur-
rent of air;  sensibility of scalp. 
CHINA.                   41
   Eyes.   Inflammation of—worst at night; dilated
pupils ;  sparks, motes and darkening.
   Ears.   Humming.
   Nose.   Bleeding.
   Face.   Pale  earthy— ;  bloated—;  rheumatism
of— ; dry, black lips.
   Teeth.  Dull pain in carious— ;  throbbing pain
in— ; aching in—, after food and at night, bettered by
pressing, aggravated by touch.
   Tongue.  Yellow or white—.
   Stomach.  Bad  taste; food insipid; bitter taste;
dislike  of food,  with a feeling  of fulness ;  burning
thirst;  desire of variety without knowing what; indi-
gestion ; bitter risings, or sour,  or  tasteless, chiefly
after eating ; risings with taste of food.
    Abdomen.  Shootings  in the liver ; swelling of
spleen ; shootings in spleen ; dropsy in—, with asthma
and cough ; much bloating.
    Stool.  Mucous, watery  or  yellow—; indigest-
ed— ; white— ;  thin— after eating or at night; crawl-
ing  in anus as if from worms.
    Sexual. —desire; pollutions; clots of blood from
 the womb.
    Cough.  —with difficult  expectoration; convul-
 sive__; provoked by laughing,  &c.; whitish mucous
 expectoration, mingled with black particles;  expecto-
 ration streaked with blood ; during —, pressure on the
 chest and rawness in larynx.
    Chest.  Impeded breathing, with great oppression
 of—, and anguish as if from fulness of stomach ; breath-
 ing only  possible with a high pillow ; shootings in—.

                      Curative.
     Twitchings; quotidian or tertian fever; fever with
                         4* 
42
CICUTA.
headache, congestion to the head, &c.; painful  throb-
bings in head; pains in eyes as if from pressure round
the orbits; pain as if from sand  in eyes ; dark cornea
as if there were smoke in the bottom of the eyes ;  yel-
low sclerotica; short sight; chapped tongue ; voracity ;
water-brash ; sour   glary  vomitings ;  vomiting of
blood ; colic with unquenchable thirst; pappy, frothy,
frequent stools ; diarrhoea from fruit;  diarrhoea without
pain, but with  great weakness; involuntary, liquid,
yellowish stools ;  lumbtici; too quick emission in coi-
tion ; induration of the neck of the womb; during the
catamenia  spasms in  the chest and abdomen, or  con-
gestion in the head, throbbing carotids and puffed face,
prominent watery eyes, twitchings of the  eyelids and
fainting; leucorrhcea;  watery and  bloody  discharge
from the womb, with clots of blood  or fetid  pus, with
itching of the thighs; cough with tough  transparent
mucus ;  cough with purulent  expectoration ;  short
hurried  respiration;  arthritic swelling of knees  and
feet.

                 32.—CICUTA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Trembling;  electric  shocks in  head
and  limbs ; spasms ; epilepsy ;  catalepsy ; tetanus ;
drawing pains in the limbs.
   Sleep.  Half—.
   Head.  Purulent eruptions on the scalp.
   Eyes.  Pupils either contracted or dilated; suspen-
sion of  sight with  giddiness while  walking; double
sight; gluing of the lids at night.
   Ears. Purulent eruptions before and behind the—.
   Face.  Confluent purulent eruption on the—. 
CINA.                   43
   Mouth.  Trismus; gnashing of the teeth.
   Stomach.  Satiety  and pressure  in  the stomach
after the first mouthful.
   Chest.   Impeded respiration.
   Extremities.   Spasmodic twitchings in arms and
fingers.
                    Curative.
   Giddiness on sitting up in  bed, with darkening of
vision ; painful commotion in  head ;  wavering vision ;
dread of light; crusts in nose; worm colic ;  pinchings
and grumblings in belly;  tonic spasms in the muscles
of chest, alternating with vomiting;  swelling  of  the
neck.

                  33.—CINA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Sleep.   Want of—.
   Fever.   Quotidian— with bulimy, nausea, clean
tongue,  diarrhoea, dilated pupils and  emaciation; ter-
tian—, heat  chiefly in the head, with paleness or yel-
lowish colour of the face.
   Moral.  Tears.
   Eyes.  Dilated pupils ; weak sight with dread of
light.
   Nose.  Picking—;  stoppage of—.
   Face.  —bloated  and bluish chiefly  about the
mouth.
   Stomach.  Bulimy; vomiting of mucus  and asca-
rides.
   Urine.   — soon troubled.
   Cough.  Dry  spasmodic—; —with sudden starts
and fainting. 
44  CINNABARIS--CINNAMONUM--CLEMATIS.

                    Curative.
   Heaviness  in the  limbs;  epilepsy ;   strong  heat
with fever,  delirium  and tossing ;  headache   after
fever;  face alternately pale and  cold, or red and hot;
aversion of the child for its mother's milk ; bitter taste
of bread; vomiting or diarrhoea after drinking ; vomit-
ing, with clean tongue ; bilious  vomiting ; unpleasant
risings; pappy stools;  ascarides ; wetting the bed.

              34.—CINNABARIS.
   This medicine has been found especially useful in
sycosis.

            35.—CINNAMONUM.
   Cinnamon  is almost specific in flooding after deli-
very.

               36.—CLEMATIS.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Eyes.  Inflammation  of—  with  copious lachry-
mation.
   Abdomen.  Swelling of inguinal glands with jerk-
ing pains.
   Urine.  Contraction of the urethra.
   Sexual.  Painful inflammation and swelling of the
testicles.
                    Curative.
   Obstinate  miliary eruptions;  vesicular  eruptions;
scaly tetters, with  sanious corrosive pus, and inflamed
skin ;  reddish  oozing  itching tetters ; quartan fever ;
shuddering followed by sweat;  induration of inguinal 
COCCULUS.
45
glands ;  swelling  of axillary  glands ■  induration of
testicles ; arthritic nodes on fingers ; scaly tetters on
thigh.

               37.—COCCULUS.
   Range.  Paralysis, also after  apoplexy;  nervous
fevers • gastric affections; constipation from torpor of
the intestines.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.   Feeling of  vacuity  or constriction in
internal organs ; unilateral  troubles ; cramps ;  paraly-
sis ;  aggravation from sleep, speech, food, and above
all, coffee and tobacco ; fainting.
   Moral.  Melancholy;  anxiety\  timidity;  suscep-
tibility.
   Head.  Violent —ache,  especially in front;  —ache
with every movement as if  the  eyes were about to be
torn  out, with giddiness ;  —ache with a feeling of hol-
lowness or tightness.
   Face.  Red—.
   Mouth, &c.  Dryness of—without thirst;  burning
in the gullet with sulphur taste.
   Stomach.  Disgust at food; risings with nausea;
mere empty or  putrid risings; nausea which  makes
one faint; cramp in—.
   Abdomen.   Bloating of— ; burning drawings and
tearing in— ; windy spasms in—; tendency to inguinal
hernia.
   Stools.  Soft yellow—.
   Urine. Frequent— as in pregnancy.
   Menses.  —too  quick, with  spasms in hypogas-
trium; leucorrhcea like water,  containing washings of
meat, mixed with sanious purulent serosity. 
46
COFFEE.
   Chest.  Constriction of—; palpitation.
   Extremities.  Paralysis of arms ; paraplegia.

                    Curative.
   St. Vitus' dance;  during spasms, red,  hot, puffed
face; emaciation;  pale  skin ; fever, with  stomach-
cramp and paralysis in sacrum ; pulse full,  hard  and
frequent;  despondency ;  rolling of eyes during spasms;
dilated pupils; nausea from motion of carriage or ship;
aching in liver; shootings in liver; burning stools;
suppression of menses, with spasms and paralytic weak-
ness ;  menses scanty, irregular, with leucorrhcea in the
intervals; bloody mucus during pregnancy;  uterine
spasms; short  broken breathings; anxious congestion
to chest;  hot arthritic swelling of the hands; torpor of
the hands ; inflammation of knee with passing shoot-
ings.

                38.—COFFEE.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.

   General.  Painful sensibility ;  excitability.
   Sleep.  Want of—.
   Moral.  Tears ;  cries ; agitation during the fits of
pain;  vivacity.
   Teeth.  Drawing acute —ache ; sore throat.
   Abdomen.   Pains in—; diarrhoea.

                    Curative.
   Fever  with anguish  ; shuddering with  colic  and
violent agitation ; cries of children ; hardness of hear-
ing with humming; bilious vomiting; diarrhoea during
dentition. 
          COLCHICUM--COLOCYNTHIS.        47

             39.—COLCHICUM.

        PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
  Abdomen.  Ascites.
  Stool.  Dysenteric—.
  Urine.  Scanty—, dark, hot, with straining.

                  Curative.
 Nervous exhaustion from night work.

           40.—COLOCYNTHIS.
        PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
  General.  Spasms.
  Sleep.   Want of—from indignation.
  Fever.  Hard pulse.
                r    r
  Head.  Lateral —ache.
  Eyes.  Burning cutting in the—.
  Face. Tightness, tearing, burning, or shooting in—.
  Mouth.  Throbbing in the left teeth.
  Stomach.  Bitter taste; colic and diarrhoea, how-
ever little is eaten.
   Abdomen.  Bloating of— like tympanites; cramp
in—;  excessively violent  colic; colic from cold; cut-
tings and shootings in— ;  great  sensibility and feeling
of emptiness in—; grumbling in—; coffee  and smok-
ing  diminish the colic.
   Stool.  Dysenteric—.

                   Curative.
   Skin hot and dry; dozing alternating with delirium
and open eyes ;  dry general heat; wish to  run  away ;
want of religious feeling;  lateral headache with nau-
sea and vomiting; congestion to head; heat in head ; 
48
CONIUM  MACULATUM.
acrid serum from head; crusts on face ; dark red face;
tongue coated yellow; vomiting of food or greenish
matter; vomiting with diarrhoea; sensibility in the pit
of stomach; colic with cramp in  the  calves; inguinal
hernia; paralysis of the sphincter of anus; pain in hip-
joint as if it were  bound with bands of iron to the pel-
vis and sacrum, with pains from the loins into the legs;
spontaneous luxation of the hip-joint.

       41.—CONIUM  MACULATUM.
   Range.  Scrofulous and carcinomatous affections ;
tetters; inflammation of the eyes; chronic gastralgia
and colic after meals; catarrh with night cough.

        PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Curving of limbs in sleep;  nocturnal
pains ;  hysteria and hypochondria;  swelling and hard-
ening of glands;  fainting; restlessness, especially in
legs ; sudden exhaustion while walking ; great fatigue
and other annoyances while walking in the open air ;
want of natural heat.
   Sleep.   Desire  of— by day ;  desire of—  in  the
evening, with exhaustion of the eyelids; late—.
   Moral. Hysterical anguish ; timidity; moroseness ;
desponding indifference ; want of energy ; irritability.
   Head.  Fits of tearing —ache that force one to lie
down ;  obstinate shootings in the  sinciput which seem
to issue at the brow.
   Eyes.  Itching under the—; sty; myopia; pres-
byopia; motes and coloured fillets; dazzling by day-
light; dread of light.
   Ears.   Much  wax, resembling  mouldy paper and
mixed  with pus  and mucus; humming, ringing and
grumbling in—. 
CONIUM  MACULATUM.           49
   Nose.  Swelling of nostrils ; sneezing.
   Face.  Heat;  tearing and shooting in— at night;
itch and itching eruptions.
   Mouth.  Toothache, generally drawing ; shootings
in teeth ; involuntary swallowing; scraping in throat;
bitterness in— and throat; putrid taste in—.
   Stomach.   After eating, acidity and  water-brash ;
empty, frequent, and noisy eructations the whole day ;
abortive  eructations,  with feeling  of  fulness  in  the
throat-pit;  risings  with taste of the  food ; water-brash
sometimes after eating.
   Abdomen.  Eating shootings  under the left hypo-
chondrium ; fulness of— ;  contraction of— with  op-
pression ; feeling of rawness in— ; grumbling in—.
   Stools.   Constipation with  straining ; hard —
every two or three days ; diarrhoeic— indigested, with
cuttings and frequent belchings.
   Urine.  Frequent desire of passing clear watery— ;
__stops all  at once, and after some moments  begins
again ; cutting pains in the urethra during the passing
of—.
   Sexual.  Swelling of  testicles ; excessive  pollu-
tions; itching of the pudendum, internal and external.
   Menses.  —too quick;  suppression  of—; during—
feeling as if all  were falling down, and  drawing in the
thigh, or cramps in  belly; burning leucorrhcea, with
colic before or after; scirrhous  hardening in the breasts
with itching and shooting.
   Cough.  Dry  spasmodic—; whooping—.
   Chest.  Short breath on walking; impeded breath ;
shooting in the  breast bone ; shocks in the—.
   Trunk.  Aching and compression above the hips ;
tightness in the nape.
   Extremities.  The shoulders feel as if bruised or
                         5 
50   COPAIBA BALSAMUM--CROCUS SATIVUS.

excoriated; sweat in the palm; weariness in the knees;
cold feet.
                    Curative.
   Nettle-rash from exercise, brownish spots, or red and
itching, which  come and go ; moist tetters ; giddiness on
looking back; coldness in eyes while walking out; spots
on the cornea; hearing injured by wax; swelling and
hardening of parotids ; pus from nose ;  dryness in nose;
stoppage of both nostrils; eating tetters on face; carci-
noma on the lip; aching of teeth provoked by walking
out; total want of  appetite; digging about the navel;
wind fixed ; cuttings while passing wind ; pressure on
bladder as if the urine were about to  escape with vio-
lence ; thick urine ; want of energy in coition ;  weak,
short erections; prostration  after coition; cramps of
womb, with pinchings and diggings  above the vulva,
with tightness  in the abdomen,  and shootings up to the
 left side of the breast.

         42.—COPAIB.E BALSAMUM.

          PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    Bronchitis, with muco-purulent expectoration.

                    Curative.
    Gonorrhoea; diseases of mucous membranes.

           43.—CROCUS  SATIVUS.

          PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
     General.  St. Vitus'  dance; black viscous blood
  from different organs.
     Sexual   Flooding. 
         cuprum--diadem a  aranea.       51

                   Curative.
   Spasm of the eyelids at night.

                44.—CUPRUM.
   Range.   Epilepsy; cholera.
        PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Jerkings  in sleep ; tonic spasms with
loss of sense and bending the head backwards ; epilep-
sy ; violent spasms ;  protracted debility ; excitability.
   Eyes.  Aching in— and lids increased by touch.
   Nose.   Stoppage of—.
   Throat.  Drink is heard while descending.
   Stomach.  Extremely painful aching in— and pit
of— aggravated by touch and movement.
   Cough.   Dry suffocating—

                   Curative.
   While weeping, spasms with want of breath and
retraction of thighs; St.  Vitus' dance; the spasms be-
gin mostly in the fingers  and toes; chills after epileptic
fits ; feeling as if the head were empty ; headache after
epileptic fit;  aching in teeth, with sharp drawing up
to the temples; water-brash  after taking milk; pass-
ing urine at night; spasms in fingers; burning in  the
soles;  sweaty feet;  suppression of foot sweat; spasms
in toes.

         45.—DIADEM A ARANEA,
    Is  little  known,  but  has  been  found useful in
 ague.  Robert Jackson  prefers it in this disease to
 either bark or  arsenic.  Of course it is worthy of
 much attention. 
52            DIGITALIS--DROSERA.
               46.—DIGITALIS.
    Range.  Cyanosis  (blue  disease); dropsy, jaun-
dice; disease of the heart (with slow pulse).
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.   Dropsy; jaundice.
    Sleep.  Broken—.
    Moral.  Extreme anguish ; tears and anxiety.
    Head.  Giddiness with trembling.
    Eyes.  Aching in—, increased  by touch;  burning
above the— ; dartings in—; inflammation of the—lids;
lachrymation;  gluing of the—lids;  things look green
or yellow.
    Stomach.  Want of appetite ; nausea; spasmodic
desire to vomit; mucous vomiting; aching,  burning,
and weight in  the—, and pit of— ; fulness of pit of—.
    Stools.  —white as clay, or like ashes.
    Urine.  Painful and almost useless desire to pass
— ; with burning and very scanty discharge ;  difficult
passing  of—as if from contraction of the urethra ; dark
brown or reddish.
    Cough.  —dry; bloody expectoration.

                    Curative.
    Bluish skin ; blue colour of  lips and eyelids ; bluish
tongue;  bitterness  in  mouth; morning  nausea on
awaking; sensitiveness  and   aching  in  the  liver;
bloating of belly; ascites; asthma as from dropsy in
chest.

               47.—DROSERA.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    Fever.  Chill3 with coldness of feet, hands, and
face ; —with nausea. 
DULCAMARA.                53
   Eves.  Loss of sight; presbyopia.
   Nose.  —bleeding.
   Cough.  Hoarseness and bass voice ; —and hoarse-
ness ; —at night;  dry  spasmodic —, with  retching ;
fatiguing— like whooping, with bluish face,  whist-
ling breath,  suffocation, bleeding at nose and mouth,
and anxiety; morning —, with bitter nauseous expec-
toration ; vomiting of food after and  during cough ;
cough with purulent expectoration.

                    Curative.
   Light dazzles.

             48.—DULCAMARA.
    Range.  Effects of cold ; eruptions.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.   Tearing pains;  sufferings from cold;
swelling and hardening of glands; dropsy  also from
cold.
    Skin.  Nettle-rash; tetters.
    Fever.  Dry heat and burning skin.
    Head.   Stupefaction as from a vice on the brow ;
boring and burning in the fore—,  with digging from
within  outwards;  —ache increased  by  the slightest
motion.
    Eyes.  Inflammation of—.
    Mouth.   Paralysis of the tongue ; sore throat from
cold.
    Stomach.   Burning thirst for cold drinks ;  nausea
with vomiting of thick mucus; aching  in the— up to
the chest.
    Abdomen.  Pains in— from cold;  inflammatory
swelling and hardening of inguinal glands.
                        5* 
54                EUPHRASIA.

   Diarrhea,   —from cold; —of greenish or brown-
ish mucus.
   Sexual.   Mucus from urethra.
   Extremities.  Tetters and warts on hands.
   Cough.  —provoked by a deep breath.

                    Curative.
  Mucous discharges; moist tetters ;  dry tetters; scab-
bing tetters; warts ; tetters on joints ; itching pustules ;
unquiet sleep ; fever, first chills, then burning with dull
headache, red face, burning in palate, and unquenchable
thirst for  cold drinks;  fever with aggravation in  the
evening ;  caprice ; headache from speaking ; eruption
and warts on face ; thick brownish or yellowish scabs
on face;  swelling of  submaxillary glands ;   tongue
coated with  mucus;  bitterness  in mouth;  serous
stools at night with colic ; involuntary urine ; thicken-
ing of the bladder ; eruption  on labia;  hoarse cough;
whooping cough.


              49.—EUPHRASIA.

          PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.

   Eyes.   Inflammation and ulceration of the borders
of the —lids ; swelling and gluing of the lids; much
mucus, sometimes bloody in—.
    Nose. Violent coryza and much mucus ; embarass-
ment of head and corrosive tears.

                    Curative.
    Inflammation of  cornea;  cicatrices and spots  on
cornea, condylomata. 
FERRUM--GRAPHITES.           55
               50.—FERRUM.
   Range.   Congestions; haemorrhages ;  gastric trou-
bles ;  thread worms.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Ebullition of blood and haemorrhage.
   Sleep.  Drowsy fatigue, with agitated—.
   Head.  Giddiness on  stooping; —ache chiefly in
open air ; periodic hammering —ache.
   Face.  —pale;  lips pale.
   Stomach.  Bitter taste of food; vomiting of food
chiefly at night; aching in—, chiefly after eating.
   Stools.  Diarrhoea; ascarides.
   Sexual.   Flooding; abortion.
   Larynx.  Purulent expectoration.
   Chest.   Hindered breathing.
   Extremities.  Shootings and tearings in shoulder-
joint and arm ; weakness and bending of knees; stiff-
ness, drawing, and weight in limbs ; swelling of feet.

                    Curative.
   Emaciation ; pale skin ; fever, with congestion to
the  head, bloating about  the eyes, swelling of veins,
vomiting of focd, short  breath,  and paralytic  weak-
 ness.; headache every two or three weeks ; indigested
stools; flooding with excitement of the  vascular sys-
 tem ; dry spasmodic cough after food, with vomiting.

               51.—GRAPHITES.
    Range.  Eruptions; gastric troubles; haemorrhoids;
 troubles of the womb.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
    Genaral.  Cramps; arthritic drawings, chiefly in 
56                 GRAPHITES.
 ulcers; gouty nodes; numbness ;  emaciation;  chilli-
 ness.
    Skin.  Erysipelas; tetters and other humid erup-
 tions ; excoriation chiefly in children; unhealthy skin;
 deformed thick nails.
    Sleep.  Difficulty in falling asleep ; great agitation
 at night, with frightful dreams.
    Moral.  Anxious agitation at  night;  restlessness
 (morning) ; horror of work.
    Head.  Intoxication  while rising in the morning;
 embarrassment in—;  tearing in  the  scalp;  itching in
 the  scalp; moist scabs on—; sweat in—, on walking
 out;  falling out of hair.
    Eyes.  Aching in—; darting in—; inflammation
 of— ; dry matter on the lids and  lashes; gluing of lids
 and lachrymation ; myopia; dread  of light.
   Ears.  Foetid pus from—; tetters and excoriation
 behind the—; hardness of hearing ; ringing, humming,
 thundering in—.
    Nose.  Dry scabs in—; foetid odor  in—; stoppage
 and painful dryness in—; dry coryza, with headache;
 mucus from—.
   Face.  Erysipelas in—; lateral paralysis and dis-
 tortion of—;  eruption in—; oozing pimples in—;  ul-
 cers inside the lips; scabs on the chin  and round the
 mouth; corners  of the mouth ulcerated.
   Teeth.  Shooting pain in—,  after cold drinks ;
 easy bleeding and swelling  of the gums.
   Throat. Pain in—, as if from a plug; scraping in—.
   Stomach.  Bulinry ;  dislike of cooked food; weak
 digestion;  nausea, chiefly in the morning; obstinate
 vomiting of food; aching in—, sometimes with vomit-
ing, alleviated by lying down, and by the  heat  of the
bed; cramps in—. 
GRATIOLA.                  57
   Abdomen.  Weight in—; bloated—;  wind ; much
foetid wind expelled ; sensitiveness in the groins.
   Stools.   Obstinate constipation with hard—, and
hardness  in the liver; incipient—;  too soft—;  large
piles with excoriation, especially after—.
   Urine.  Emission of—, at night.
   Sexual.   Hydrocele ; repose of—, or unbridled de-
sire ; slight relish of— pleasure ;  excoriation of vulva;
menses late, scanty and pale;  suppression of menses ;
leucorrhoea like water.
   Cough.   At night.
   Chest.  Impeded  respiration ;   strangling  while
falling asleep or walking out.
   Trunk.   Violent pain in nape.
   Extremities.  Cramp and tearing in hands ; gouty
nodes on fingers ;  tettery excoriation between fingers ;
excoriation between the legs;  torpor and stiffness  of
the thighs and toes;  restlessness in legs;  tetters  in
thighs ;  ulcers on legs ; swelling of legs and feet, with
hardness  and shooting pain;  cold feet even in  bed ;
burning feet; swelling and distortion of toes ; callous
skin, eating vesicles, and ulcers on toes.

                     Curative.
    Gouty nodes ; shingles ; encysted tumours ;  foetid
discharge from ears ; whistling in  ears ; freckles; pain-
ful nodes on  lower jaw; hardness in belly ; vesicular
erysipelas near navel; tenia;  burning ohaps between
piles ; involuntary emission without erection ; leucor-
rhoea before and after menses ;  cracked voice; spasms
in chest.
               52.—GRATIOLA.
          PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
    Stomach.  Aching in—after food. 
58  GUAJACUM--HELLEBORUS--HEPAR SULPH.

   Stool.  Constipation.

             53.—GUAJACUM.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Gout.
   Head.  Tearing in one side of—, to the cheek.
   Eyes.  Swelling of lids.
   Ears.  Cramps in—.
   Stool.  Constipation.
   Chest.  Dartings in—;  aching and crawling pains
in bones.

                  Curative.
   Drawing together  of parts;  nausea; dislike of
milk.

            54.—HELLEBORUS.
        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Skin.  Leucophlegmatic swelling of—.
   Sleep.  Dozing.
   Moral. Silent melancholy.
   Urine.  Deep coloured.

                   curative.
   Burying head in pillow ; ascites.

        55.—HEPAR SULPHURIS.
   Range.  Mercurial poisonings; eruptions;  croup.
        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Drawings, especially in the morning on
awaking; gout;  ulceration of glands; night pains and 
HEPAR  SULPHURIS.            59
their aggravation, especially during chills ; emaciation ;
prostration after smoking.
   Skin.  Erysipelas;  nettle-rash; unhealthy  skin;
chaps ;  ulcers (putrid).
   Sleep.   Unquiet, with head thrown back.
   Fever.  Shuddering and  chills, especially in  the
open air ;  dry heat at night; flying heat with  sweats ;
easy sweat.
   Head.  Soreness just over the eyes every  evening
or at night in bed ;  boring; falling out of hair  ; nodes,
sore when touched.
   Eyes.  Inflammation;  occasionally  erysipelatous ;
lachrymation and gluing of lids  ; dread of light.
   Ears.   Purulent discharge.
   Face.   Red burning—;  erysipelas.
   Teeth.  Inflammation  of gums.
   Mouth, &c.  Salivation ; sore throat, as from a plug;
scraping in throat that hinders speech and swallowing.
   Stomach.  Morbid  hunger ;  risings, with  burning
in throat; fits of nausea.
   Abdomen.   Cramps ; shootings, especially on  left
side.
   Stools.  Tenesmus;  dysentery.
   Urine.  Dark and hot.
    Sexual.  Want of— desire; prostatic fluid after
urine.
   Cough.  Dry evening—; fits of dry,  hoarse, hol-
low—, with suffocation, and ending in weeping.
   Back.  Drawing in—.
    Extremities.   Chapped  hands;  nettle-rash  on
hands and fingers.

                    curative.
    Suppurations;  startings in sleep ; suppurating scabs 
60                HYOSCYAMUS.
in head ; spots and ulcers on  cornea ; in the evening
by  candle-light, dimness   of sight  alternating with
clearness;  crusts behind ears; ulcer  in  mouth, with
porky  base ; swelling of  tonsils ; dryness of throat;
hoarse, hasty speech; swelling of the region  of sto-
mach,  with aching pains ;  flatulence ;  whitish, sour
stools ; wetting bed ; mucus from urethra ; leucorrhcea,
with  smarting; caranoma  of the  breast; barking
cough; anxious, whistling  breathing, with  danger  of
suffocation on lying down; fits of suffocation,  which
compel one to throw back the head ; foetid sweat in arm-
pits; fingers dead ; inflammation of ankles, with night
pain.

             56.—HYOSCYAMUS.
    Range.  Convulsions;  epilepsy;  mania; typhoid
fevers ; inflammation of the brain.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
    General.  Spasms ;  epilepsy, with  bluish puffed
face, involuntary urination, froth at mouth and promi-
nent eyes ; dance of St. Vitus ; convulsions with cries,
extreme  anguish, oppression of the chest and  loss  of
Bense ; twitching of tendons.
    Skin.   Brownish spots  occasionally.
    Sleep.  Want of— from  excitement.
    Fever.  — with fits of epilepsy ; great weakness,
flames before the eyes and congestion to the head, type
quartan and quotidian.
    Moral.  Fear of being betrayed or poisoned; stu-
por with  plaintive cries,  especially at  the slightest
touch ; unconsciousness, with closed eyes, and raving
about business  ; delirium.
    Head.  Giddiness as from intoxication. 
IGNATIA.                 61
   Eyes.  — red, fixed, convulsed ; spasms ; closing of
lids ; dilated pupils.
   Face.  — puffed and red as blood.
   Teeth.  Throbbing, tearing pain, especially after
cold, with congestion to the head.
   Mouth, &c.  Foam ; loss of speech ; constriction of
throat, and impossibility of swallowing liquids.
   Stomach.  Hiccough after food ; retchings and vo-
mitings, with cuttings that force cries; mucous vomit-
ing ; vomiting of food; sensitiveness at pit of—.
   Abdomen.  Cramps in—sometimes with vomitings.
   Stools.  Painless diarrhoea; involuntary—.
   Urine.  Involuntary—.
   Cough.  Spasmodic— at night, especially on lying
down.

                    Curative.
   Picking the clothes in sleep ;  wish to run away at
night; jealousy; delirium sometimes with epilepsy;
blindness at night; teeth coated with mucus; tongue
crusted brown; vomiting of blood ; pains in liver; sore-
ness in muscles of belly on coughing ; spasmodic cough
at night with redness of face  and mucous vomiting;
cough dry, shaking, sobbing, with soreness in the abdo-
minal muscles.

                57.—IGNATIA.
    Range.    Despondency; convulsions;  epilepsy ;
troubles of the womb.

          PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
    General.  Spasms, sometimes with strangling and
 throwing back the head ; hysterical weakness and fits
of fainting; pains at night.
                         6 
62                  IGNATIA.
   Skin.  Excoriation.
   Fever. Universal heat, with redness chiefly of one
cheek, and want  of thirst; want of thirst during the
heat and sweat.
   Moral.  Chagrin with sighs ; moroseness; alterna-
tion of silly gaiety and tears ; short replies ; weak mem-
ory; love  of solitude; anguish; weeping; corroding
heart care.
   Head.  Giddiness; spasmodic aching in front and
behind ;  falling out of hair.
   Eyes.  Pain in—  as from  sand;  inflammation;
lachrymation ; dread of light; haze.
   Ears.  Hardness of hearing.
   Face.  Redness and burning in one cheek; crusts
on the lips and at  the corners ;  trismus.
   Mouth.  The tongue is readily bitten when eating
or speaking.
   Stomach. Dislike of milk and tobacco smoke ; want
of appetite and prompt satiety ; clayey taste ; risings of
food or bitter fluid ; hiccough every time one eats; nau-
sea with agitation ;  vomiting of food; feeling of emp-
tiness and weakness in the pit of—.
   Abdomen.  Pain in left hypochondrium ; pinchings
in— ; windy colic, especially at night.
   Sexual. Menses too quick and strong; every ten or
fifteen  days; cramps in uterus; cramp of the womb
during—.
   Chest.   Sighing respiration.
   Extremities.  Insupportable pains in the bones and
articulations of the arm.

                   Curative.
   Epilepsy, with frequent yawnings and red face; St.
Vitus' dance; after spasms, deep sighs and sleep; fever 
IODIUM.
63
with headache, pain in stomach, great fatigue and pale-
ness of face;  giddiness, with sparks before the eyes ;
trembling ; throwing back the head; redness, also con-
vulsive motions of eyes ; swelling of parotids;  human
voice best heard ; bleeding of nose ; pale, red,  blue or
earthy face ; twitchings in face ; froth at mouth; peri-
odic cramp of stomach; dry hoarse cough; opisthoto-
nus ; twitchings of arms and legs.

                58.—IODIUM.
   Range.   Mercurial poisonings; scrofula;  goitre;
chronic inflammation of the wind-pipe ; inflammation
of the knee-joint.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General. Tearing in limbs chiefly in joints and at
night;  deviation of bones ; swelling and hardening of
glands; debility.
   Skin.  Dry.
   Head.  Stupor in the morning; beating in—.
   Eyes.  Excoriating pains in—.
   Ears. Humming.
   Face. —pale yellow.
   Teeth.  Softening of gums.
   Mouth.  Ulcers; salivation; loaded tongue.
   Stomach.  Morbid hunger; water-brash ; nausea.
   Abdomen.   Violent colics ; fixed wind.
   Stools.  Constipation ; diarrhoea  alternating with
constipation.
   Urine.  Passing— at night.
   Menses.  Too late.
   Throat.  Inflammation of— and  wind-pipe.
   Cough.  —dry;  —morning; —with much  mu-
cous expectoration, sometimes bloody. 
64               IPECACUANHA.
   Chest.  Hindered breathing; violent palpitation;
external swelling of the neck.

                    Curative.
  Whooping cough; cough withpain in chest and fever;
shootings in left side while breathing; loss of breath;
weariness in arms ; swelling of fingers ; continual cold
in hands; inflammatory swelling of  knee;  dropsical
swelling of knee; white swelling.

           59.—IPECACUANHA.
   Range.  Bark poisoning ; gastric  troubles; inter-
mittent fevers; asthma.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Fits of uneasiness with dislike of food,
and great and sudden weakness ; bleeding from various
organs;  tetanus sometimes with opisthotonus.
   Head.  Fits of—ache with nausea and vomiting;
aching in fore—.
   Nose.  Coryza with stoppage of—.
   Face.  — pale.
   Stomach.  Great disgust  for all  food;  nausea;
retching; vomiting of indigested food or greenish bil-
ious matter.
   Stools.  — bloody  or mucous ;   diarrhoea with
nausea and colic.
   Urine.  — bloody.
   Cough. —especially at  night with disgust  and
vomiting; dry—; whooping— with bleeding at nose and
mouth and vomiting of food;—spasmodic and suffocat-
ing, with stiffening of the body and bluish face.
   Chest.  Short anxious breathing; spasmodic asthma 
KALI CARBONICUM.
65
with contraction of larynx ; loss of breath on the least
motion.
    Trunk, &c.   Opisthotonus and emprosthotonus.

                    Curative.
    Different kinds of spasms; epilepsy; miliary erup-
tions ;  thirst only during the shivering and cold ; fever
with gastric trouble; fever in evening with restlessness,
dry painful  heat,  burning palms and  night  sweat;
twitching in face ; bitter taste;  nothing liked but dain-
ties ; water-brash ;  vomiting and diarrhoea ; vomiting of
pitchy-looking  matter;  swelling  of  the  region of
stomach; aching in  stomach with vomitings; exco-
riating pain in belly ; colic in children ; pitchlike stool;
bloody urine with pains in bladder and navel, burning
in urethra, desire to vomit  and pain in kidney and pit
of stomach ; twitching in  legs and feet.

         60.—KALI CARBONICUM.
   Range.   Parotitis;  troubles  of  the womb  and
lungs; dropsy.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Drawing  tearing  pains; dropsy;  apt-
ness to take cold.
   Skin.  Itching  burning spots ; warts.
   Sleep. Desire to— by day and early in the even-
ing ; twitching during—; troublesome dreaming.
   Moral.  Timidity;  irascibility; and loss  of  me-
mory.
   Head. Embarrassment of— ; —ache from riding in
a carriage ; lateral  —ache with nausea ;  aching in the
occiput;  congestion to—; aptness  to take  cold in—;
dry hair.
                        6* 
66            KALI CARBONICUM.
    Eyes.  Swelling of—; gluing of lids chiefly in the
 morning ; lachrymation ; motes;  dazzling from light.
    Ears.   Shootings  in—,  sometimes  from  within
 outwards; inflammation and swelling of parotids; fee-
 ble confused hearing.
    Nose.   Ulceration  of  the  inside  of—;  blunted
 smell;  stoppage.
    Face.  Yellow—;  drawing pain in—; flying heat
 in—; bloating.
    Teeth.  —ache from eating ; shooting aching in—.
    Throat.   Much mucus in—;  hawking up  of mu-
 cus.
    Stomach.  Bitter mouth; longing for sugar; sour
 risings; anxious nausea with desire to vomit; fulness
 of— after eating; pinching.
   Abdomen. Aching  in hypogastrium  ; weight in— ;
 coldness ; fixed wind ;  much wind.
   Stools.   Constipation;  large  faeces;  itching  in
 anus; piles.
   Urine.  Frequent  desire  of passing— ;  frequent
 passing of—.
    Sexual. Hot swelling of testicles; keen—desire or
 total want of it; repugnance to—intercourse ; erections
 painful; excessive pollutions ; weakness  after coition
 or pollution.
   Menses.  Itching on and in vulva ; too  quick or too
 weak ; suppression of—; corrosive—; itching eruption
 and excoriation during—; leucorrhcea.
   Larynx.  Hoarseness, purulent expectoration with
 cough.
   Chest.  Impeded breathing ; cramp.
   Trunk.  Pain in sacrum; drawing  in back; stiff-
ness in nape.
   Extremities. Aching on shoulder; numbness of 
KREOSOTUM.                67
arms;  weakness in arms;  stiffness  in  elbow; trem-
bling of hands in writing ; sharp drawings in lower—;
aching drawings and tearings in legs;  burning  shoot-
ings in legs and feet; stiffness in foot joints ; cold feet;
sweat in feet; shootings in ball of great toe ; corns.

                    Curative.
   Warts  on face ; tightness above the stomach ; pain
in liver ;  ascites ;  wind ; spasmodic asthma;  hydro-
thorax ; cramp in stomach  on coughing; pain in sa-
crum after a fall; weakness in muscles of neck ; goitre ;
weakness  in arms in the morning in  bed; paralytic
pain in wrist; foetid sweat in feet.

              61.—KREOSOTUM.
   Range.  Scrofula;  haemorrhages;  eruptions; dis-
eases of the mucous membranes.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Shootings in joints ;  general feeling  of
over fatigue ; night pains.
   Sleep. Desire of— with yawning ; oontinual need
of—; agitated—; dreams.
   Fever.  Cold.
   Moral.   Bad humour;  weak memory.
   Head.   Throbbings;  falling of hair.
   Eyes.   Itching  in— ; burning with lachrymation ;
gluing of the lids at night;  swelling of the  lids; fur-
furaceous  tetter on lids ; haze before—.
   Nose.  Sneezing ; dry coryza.
   Teeth.   Successive pulling in—.
   Stomach.  Desire to vomit, especially in morning,
as in pregnancy. 
68
LACHESIS.
   Urine.   Much—; frequent and pressing desire to
pass— at night.
   Menses. — too quick and too long ; during — hard-
ness  of hearing;  leucorrhcea  corrosive  or benign J
shootings in breasts.
   Cough, &c.  Scraping in throat;  dry whistling— ;
—with short breath; —in evening; spasmodic — with
desire to vomit; continual hoarse, hollow—; involun-
tary urination during—.
   Chest.  Short  breath  with  oppression; violent
shootings in the heart.
   Extremities.   Pains in  sacrum like spasmodic
parturition ; pains in  back at night, worst in repose;
soreness and burning  in  the soles ; oedema in the feet.

                     Curative.
    Mealy pustulous tetters, with violent general itch
ing;  humming in head ;  pimples on brow ; moist tet-
ters on ears ; red pimples ; hardness in the cardia with
soreness to touch ; flooding ;  tetters on ankles.

                62.—LACHESIS.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Tightness  in  the  muscles as if they
were too  short; pains in the  bones;  keen drawing
rheumatism ; periodic pains ; asthma; aggravation and
renewal of troubles after sleep ; paralysis ; lateral para-
lysis ; debility of body and  mind;  fainting fits with
dyspnoea, nausea and cold  sweat; epilepsy with cries,
and convulsive motions ; before the fit, cold feet, eruc-
tation, paleness and dizziness ; haemorrhage.
    Skin.   Yellow— ; dry miliary itch, with large yel-
low or bluish black  vesicles; superficial  ulcers with
foul bottom ; hard tumours ;  whitlow. 
LACHESIS.
69
   Sleep. Light — with agitation and groans ; dreams
at night, heat, tossing, burning in palms and soles.
   Fever.  Dry heat,  chiefly at night, and especially
in feet and  hands, often  accompanied  with tossing,
headache, delirium,  inextinguishable thirst and eruc-
tations ; heat alternating with cold ; nocturnal or even-
ing quotidian or tertian, often accompanied with head-
ache, and rapid sinking ; chronic— ; typhoid—; sweat
chiefly after heat, towards  morning;  cold  sweats;
pulse intermittent, or weak and frequent.
   Moral.   Melancholic  prostration;   sadness  and
disgust at life ;  distrust; laziness ; indecision ; apathy
and weak memory;  imbecility; mad loquacity.
   Head.  Giddiness chiefly in the morning on  awak-
ing ;  apoplexy ; congestive —ache ; pains deep  in the
brain, or above  the eyes ; aching and pressing as if the
skull  would split;  —ache  every morning on awaking,
or in  the afternoon.
   Ears.  Dryness  of—; wax scanty,  hard, or pale,
or white, with  hardness of hearing.
   Nose.   Swelling,  redness and excoriation  of the
borders of— with crusts in the nostrils ;  dry coryza.
   Face.  —pale;  hectic; erysipelas.
   Teeth.  —aching with headache, chills, heat, and
weight in the limbs.
   Mouth.   Dryness,  or salivation.
   Throat.  Tickling ;  dryness;  angina ; swallow-
ing ;  swallowing hindered ;  the pains in— are  aggra-
vated by touching  the   neck;  much  tough  mucus
in—.
    Stomach.   Want  of  appetite;  morbid  craving;
after food,  aching in— ;  giddiness, eructations, flatu-
lence, desire  to vomit, or  vomiting eructations that
soothe the pains ;  sensitiveness in the pit of—. 
70          LAUROCERASUS--LEDUM.

   Abdomen.   Pains generally  aching, about  the
navel; — blown up by wind.
   Stool.  Constipation;  haemorrhoids, with colic;
bleeding haemorrhoids.
   Urine.  Pressing  in  the bladder, with desire to
pass  — with copious  discharge; troubled, brown  —;
burning in urethra while passing—.
   Menses.   Weak, slow —; spasms during —; pains
in sacrum when — appear.
   Cough.  Hoarseness; something in throat, impos-
sible to detach;  — which detaches nothing; — always
after sleep, during sleep, or in evening after lying down ;
also on sitting up; — dry, short.
   Chest. Dyspnoea,  chiefly after  food;  asthma;
palpitation.
   Trunk.  Painful  stiffness,  from  the  sacrum to the
hips.
   Extremities.  Trembling  of hands; itch; whit-
low ; shortening of the tendons of the hough ;  painful,
red, or bluish swelling of the legs ; abscess in heels.


           63.—LAUROCERASUS.
                    Curative.
   Gelatinous expectoration.

                 64.—LEDUM.
   Range.  Gout; rheumatism ; haemorrhage from the
lungs.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.   Arthritic pains, aggravated in  evening
and  heat of bed; anasarca. 
LYCOPODIUM.                71
    Skin.  Tetters, dry, mealy, and very itchy;  boils.
    Head.  Stupefying—ache ; violent beatings.
    Ears.  Hardness of hearing.
    Face.  Tuberose eruptions.
    Cough.   Dry, shaking, with expectoration  of red
 blood.
    Chest.   Constriction ; eating itching on  —, with
 red miliary spots.
    Extremities.  Hard and tight swelling of the knee;
 inflammation;  also, oedematous swelling of legs and
 feet.

                    Curative.
    Strong heat, alternating with sweat.

             65.—LYCOPODIUM.
    Range.   Glandular disease; rheumatic gout; erup
 tions; gastric and pulmonary troubles.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Drawings and tearings  at night and
 during repose ;  shootings; painful stiffness of muscles
 and joints,  often  with torpor; numbness;  cramps;
 shocks ;  emaciation ; coldness ;  gouty nodes.
    Skin.  Itching on becoming warm;  painful  erup-
 tions ;  excoriated patches ; dryness.
    Sleep.  Yawning;  somnolence; agitated—.
    Moral.   Melancholy; anguish ;  drea<L/)f solitude ;
irritability ; obstinacy ;  unfitness for  thinking.
    Head.  Giddiness on stooping;  —ache, with gid-
diness; weight  in —; —ache, as if from a nail;  tear-
ing —ache, chiefly in afternoon or at night, and in the
forehead; congestion; eruption; baldness. 
72                LYCOPODIUM.
   Eyes.   Aching; gnawing burning and shooting,
especially in the evening;  gluing  of lids, chiefly  at
night, and lachrymation by day; matter in —;  presby-
opia ; darkness; black spots and sparks;  dazzling and
irritation.
   Ears.   Sensibility to sounds; ringing and roaring;
hardness of hearing.
   Nose.   Ulcerated nostrils; bleeding; coryza.
   Face.   Yellow  and earthy, with deep wrinkles;
hot flashes ; eruptions ; freckles ; tetters.
   Teeth.   Dull pains, with swelling of cheek and
gums; cramplike shocks during or after eating.
   Mouth.  Dryness without thirst; foul tongue; bit-
terness or sourness in  the morning.
   Throat.  Dryness; burning, with nightly thirst;
hawking of mucus.
    Stomach.  Loss of appetite; bulimy ; dislike of hot
things; after eating, fulnes3  in chest and belly; after
milk, acidity and diarrhoea; violent belchings  in after-
 noon ; sour risings, chiefly of milk; pyrosis; frequent
 or continual nausea; bitter water-brash; vomiting of
 food or bile; vomiting of greenish, bitter matter; ach-
 ing in — after every meal;  swelling of pit of—.
    Abdomen.  Tightness, as of a hoop round the hy-
 pochondres;  bloating; pinchings;  clawing in hypo-
 gastrium ; cuttings, chiefly above the navel; fixed flat-
 ulence ; rumblings.
    Stools.   Constipation; itching and tightness at the
 anus; cuttings, shootings, and excoriation in rectum.
    Urine.  Pressing desire, with too frequent urina-
 tion ; bloody ; itching in urethra; pinchings; shootings
 and cuttings in bladder and urethra.
     Sexual.  Excoriation  between the scrotum  and 
LYCOPODIUM.                73
 highs;  — desire  or  torpor; impotence; pollutions;
tardy emission ; burning and gnawing on vulva; shoot-
ings in labia on lying down.
   Menses.  Too copious and too long;  before —,
sadness; leucorrhcea.
   Cough.  After drinking; dry, obstinate,  morning
—; nocturnal —, which shakes the stomach; dry —,
day and night; — excited by breathing deeply, with a
gary,. yellow and  salt expectoration; —, with much
green expectoration ; copious expectoration of pus; —,
with expectoration of blood; while coughing, shocks
in the head, short respiration, smarting and shaking in
the chest, or pains in the region of the stomach.
   Chest.  Continual oppression in —, aggravated by
the open air;  continual aching in — ; shootings in —,
especially the left; palpitation during digestion.
   Trunk.- Pains in the back and sacrum, especially
on moving;  shootings in the sacrum on rising from
stooping; drawings, tearings and shootings in back and
sacrum,  especially at night;  stiffness  in  the  nape;
swelling cf the glands of the neck and shoulder.
    Extremities.  Pains in the bones of the arms at
night; drawing pain in the arms;  jerking in the shoul-
ders and arms; paralytic weakness in the arms ; numb-
ness of the  arms  and fingers; dryness of the hands;
red  swelling and  gouty  tearing in the  finger joints;
gouty nodes snd stiffness in the fingers;  tearing in legs
and knees,  chiefly at night; swelling of the knees;
curvature or stiffness of the knees; swelling  of the
 legs, with red; burning extensive spots, and painB which
prevent leaning on the foot; cramps in  the calves, es-
pecially on walking; pain in the soles on walking;
cramps in the feet and toes; ccdd feet; cold sweat in
 the feet; corns.
                          7 
74           MAGNESIA CARBONICA.
                    Curative.
   Easily injured by lifting; varices;  inflammation of
bones, with night pains; softening of bones; ulceration
of bones; total prostration of strength, with hanging
jaw, eyes glazed and half closed, and  slow respiration
through the mouth ; purulent tetters; bleeding ulcers;
tertian fever, with acid vomitings and puffings of the face
after the chill; nervous  malignant fever; slow fever,
with  clammy night sweats;  headache  from  moral
causes ;  headache,  with tendency to faint;  smarting in
eyes; moist scabs  on and  behind  ears; hectic face;
swelling and tightness in face ; painful coldness in face ;
goitre ; fondness for sweets; sickness from carriage mo-
tion ;  qualmishness in the  morning;  gravel; repug-
nance to coition, or the opposite;  too ready emission
in coition; wind from the  womb;  chronic dryness of
the vagina; menses readily suppressed by fear; leu-
corrhcea, preceded by cuttings in the lower belly ; raw-
ness and oozing crust on nipples; weak voice ; rattling,
snoring respiration  ; soreness in chest; rawness in chest,
especially after  speaking;  stitches, alternating  with
toothache and pains in limbs ;  deviation of vertebrae ;
drawing from nape to  occiput;  tetters  in nape and ax-
illae ;  gouty stiffness in elbow and wrist; burning, itch-
ing, and gnawing  on  legs,  especially  in the  houghs;
paralysis of limbs, with bloody  urine and constipation;
white swelling of  the knee; ulcers; burning in legs;
•welling of the feet.

      66.—MAGNESIA CARBONICA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Skin.  Excessive itching.
   Sleep.   Somnolence; want of—. 
MAGNESIA MURIATICA.           75
   Eyes.  Gluing of the lids; black spots before—.
   Ears.  Hardness of hearing.
   Nose.  Dry coryza, which allows breathing by the
mouth only.
   Stool.  Constipation.
   Mens'es.  Too slow.
   Trunk.  Stiffness of the nape.
   Extremities.  Fits of tearing in the shoulder.

                    Curative.
   Frequent falling without total loss of consciousness ;
epilepsy ; darkening of the cornea;  also of the crystal-
line lens; inguinal hernia; diarrhoea of a sour smell;
scrotal hernia; fits of tearing in shoulder, especially at
night; chapping in hands; boils on legs.

      67.—MAGNESIA  MURIATICA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General. Paralytic drawings and tearings in limbs;
spasms and hysteric weakness; weakness  apparently
proceeding from stomach.
   Head.  Tight aching in fore—.
   Ears.  Throbbings.
   Nose . Crusts in—; rawness of nostrils; acrid serum
from— ; rawness and burning in— ; inflammation of the
lower part of—, especially in morning.
   Stomach.  Continual nausea.
   Abdomen.  Excessive and continual inflation of—,
with constipation ; painful hardness of—, especially on
left side ; spasms in—, especially in evening, and some-
times followed by leucorrhcea.
   Stools. Hard and scanty ;  chronic diarrhoea; tape-
worm. 
76  MAGNES--MAGNES. P. ARC.--MAG. P. AUS.

   Chest.  Oppression.
   Extremities. Paralytic tearings in upper—, aggra-
vated by movement; numbness of arms on awaking.

                   Curative.
   Acrid serum from nose ; eruption on face ; continual
nausea, with dingy face and nervous excitement; sweat
in feet.

                68.—MAGNES.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Falling of the fundament

          69.—MAGNES. P.  ARC.

        PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Nervous excitement.
   Sleep.  Great desire to— by day;  swelling of one
cheek.
   Teeth   Aching in carious—; pains in carious—,
with swollen painful gums ; aching aggravated by eat-
ing and heat, alleviated by the open air and walking;
aching, with shocks which traverse the periosteum of
the lower jaw; aching, with red hot swollen cheeks.
   Stools.  Constipation.

          70.—MAGNES. P.  AUS.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Bad humour ; involuntary and frequent  urination ;
impotence ; whitlow ; nails enter the flesh.
                   Curative.
    Varices. 
    MANGANUM--MENYANTHES--MERCURIUS.  77

              71.—MANGANUM.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
    General.  Inflammation of bones, with digging in-
supportable pains at night; yawning; burning and dry-
ness in the eyes ; constipation ;  pappy stools several
times a day ; hoarseness ; catarrh ; blows at the heart.

                    Curative.
    Gout; blunting of the senses ; gluing of the lids in
morning ; troubled sight; wind.

            72.—MENYANTHES.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
    Fever, with cold feeling in the belly.

                    Curative.
    Flux from the ear.

              73.—MERCURIUS.
  Range.  Syphilis; scrofula;  eruptions ; jaundice ;
inflammatory fevers; dysentery; diseases of bones and
joints; aphthae; glossitis; sore throat; hepatitis.

        PATHOGENETIC  AND   CURATIVE.
    General.  Tearing  and drawing pains at night;
insupportable in the warmth of the bed ; pains in the
bones at night; gout; rheumatism, with  sweat which
does no good; all the bones feel as if broken ; debility ;
congestion  and haemorrhage ; spasms ; nervous excite-
ment.
  Skin.  Yellow ; engorgement;  inflammation and  ul-
ceration of glands ; pustular eruptions ; itch-like erup-
                         7* 
?'8
MERCURIUS.
tions, which bleed easily;  dry, itchy, mealy tetters;
phagedsenic  ulcers;  chancrous ulcers; exostosis and
caries.
   Sleep. Somnolence ;  deep sleep; late sleeping and
early  waking; light sleep;  tossing at night; sweat on
awaking.
   Fever.  Heat mingled with chills ; night—;  pulse
irregular or frequent; excessive sweats.
   Moral.  Excessive anguish and disquietude ; dejec-
tion;  moroseness; groans;  inability to think.
   Head.  Duskiness; giddiness chiefly on  rising or
holding up the—; tearing, drawing, shooting in— ; of-
ten on one side and extending to ears and teeth;  exos-
tosis ; tenderness of scalp;  sweat.
   Eyes.  Aching; itching and burning chiefly in the
open  air; inflammation; lachrymation; sensitiveness
of— to light and fire ; —lids inflamed  and ulcerating ;
cutting under —lid; gluing of the —lids; spasmodic
closing of the —lids ; dim troubled vision ; momentary
loss of sight; black spots.
   Ears.   Tearing,  shooting  pains, sometimes  with
feeling of cold in—, increased  by  the warmth of bed;
pus from— with tearing;  hardness of hearing, with
stoppage of— ;  roaring and humming.
   Nose.   Swelling of bones of—; bleeding; flowing
coryza.
   Face.   —pale or earthy ; puffiness of—;  swelling
of cheek ; tearing in  bones and muscles of-— ; yellow-
ish crusts; chaps and ulceration  about the corners of
mouth ; rough dry lips ; trismus.
   Teeth.  Tearing, shooting pains in the roots of—
extending to the ear  and cheek with painful swelling;
return or aggravation of aching in the evening or night,
and warmth of bed ;  — set on edge ; itching and red- 
MERCURIUS.
79
nessofgums; retraction and  swelling of gums ; livid
sensitive gums ; ulceration of gums.
   Mouth.  Stench in— ; inflammation of the inside
of— ; aphthae ; tough mucus  in— ;  foetid salivation ;
thick white mucus on tongue; inflammation and ulcer-
ation oftongue;  aphonia.
   Throat.  Painful dryness of the— ; rawness  and
smarting in—, or sensation of heat ascending in— ;
shooting pains in— and tonsils; elongation and enlarge-
ment of uvula; suppuration of tonsils;  inflammation
of mouth and —;  sensation of something in—;  painful
or even spasmodic swallowing;  liquids  run from the
nose ; the troubles of— extend to the ears and adjacent
glands.
   Appetite.  Putrid salt taste;  acid  and mucous
taste during and after  eating ; violent  burning  thirst;
bulimy ;  loss of—; disgust at all food.
   Stomach. Extreme desire of vomiting; loud belch-
ings ; bitter or mucous vomiting; great  tenderness of
the— ; sensation as of a stone in the pit of—.
   Abdomen.   Tenderness in the region of the liver ;
swelling and hardness of liver; inflated and tender—;
violent colic ; excessive pains in— going off on lying
down; inflammation  of inguinal glands.
   Stools.  Constipation ; tenesmus ; dysentery ; diar-
rhoea from  evening air ;  mucous, bilious,  putrid or
acid—; acrid burning— ; blood or mucus from rectum ;
ascarides and lumbrici.
   Urine.  Foetid, troubled, sedimentous or bloody— ;
acrid burning—.
   Sexual.   Phagedaenic  ulcers  with  porky base  and
raised edges on gland and prepuce ; drawing pain in
testicles and spermatic cord ;  suppression of menses ;
before menses, dry heat  with congestion to the head ; 
80          MERCURIUS  SUBLIMATUS.
falling of vagina; hard swelling in breasts with ulcer-
ating pains; excoriation of nipples.
   Larynx.  Catarrh with febrile chills ; dry cough.
   Chest.  Short breath on ascending stairs; palpi-
tation of the heart.
   Trunk.  Drawing pains in back and nape.
   Extremities.  Keen pains in shoulders and arms;
scaly  burning  tetters  on forearm and  wrist; itchlike
eruption  on hands; cramplike  contraction of hands
and fingers ; keen  shooting  pains  in  the  hip-joint;
tetters on  thighs and legs.

                    Curative.
   Red shining swellings; night epilepsy ; bad skin ;
synochal or typhoid fever ; pain in eyes  on trying to fix
an object; ulceration on eyelids ; pustules and  ulcers
on cornea;  fungus in  ears; blackish  color of nose;
dryness of nose ; flow of acrid serum from nose ;  swell-
ing of submaxillary glands ;  thick, tough mucus in
throat; suppuration of inguinal glands ; fall of rectum ;
indigested stools ; cutting and contracting pain in the
loins at night;  hard swollen  testicles; suppuration of
breasts; burning and tickling in larynx;  convulsive
cough  with gagging ;  shootings in occiput;  painful
swelling of metatarsal bones.

    74.—MERCURIUS  SUBLIMATUS.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Bilious foetid evacuations, green or brown, or scanty,
mucous and bloody, accompanied  with cuttings and
painful straining; unavailing desire  of  going to stool ;
faeces  mixed with mucus and clots of blood ; flux from
urethra at first serous, then  thick,  with burning and
shooting in urethra on urinating. 
           MEZEREUM--MILLEFOLIUM.        81

              75.—MEZEREUM.       •
        PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Range.  Mercurial poisonings ; diseases of bones,
mucous membranes, glands, and skin ; neuralgia of face.
   General.  Fits of suffering,  with chills and shud-
dering ; sensibility to cold air.
   Skin.  Itching, especially at  night,  aggravated by
scratching.
   Fever.   Chills with violent thirst.
   Head.  Itching eruption ; catarrh.
   Face.   Paleness; cramplike  benumbing aching in
the bones of cheek.
   Teeth.  Pain in carious— ; drawing burning  or
boring dartings in— extending to the  bones of the face
and temples; pulling and tearing in—.
   Stool.  Constipation.
   Urine.   Bloody—.
   Sexual.  Chronic leucorrhcea.
   Larynx.  Violent cough on lying down.
                   Curative.
   Inflammation and swelling of bones;  ulceration of
bones ; emaciation and bloating of children ;  fever with
headache ;  paleness of face ; hard  swelling in the
spleen ; weakness and  great sensitiveness to cold air ;
tertian; torpor with drawing  pains in the side of the
head;  inflammation of eyes; cramplike benumbing
aching in  the bones of the cheek, sometimes on one
side, and extending to the eye, temple, ear, teeth, neck
and shoulder; shortening of the leg.

             76.—MILLEFOLIUM.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Spitting of blood ; bloody urine. 
82   MOSCHUS--MURIAT.  ACID.--NAT. CARB.

      •       77.—MOSCHUS.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Fainting; convulsions; want of sleep during the
whole night; cramplike  drawing in  the  head ; nose
bleeding; cramps of the chest.

                   Curative.
   Weakness to  fainting,  with general  coldness at
night; chest spasms  setting  in  with a necessity of
coughing, and increasing so as to produce despair ; im-
potence from cold.

       78.—MURIATICUM  ACIDUM.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Moral.   Hesitation and restlessness.
   Ears.  Hardness of hearing.
   Face.  Freckles;  scabbing pimples.
   Throat. Excoriation and burning in— and palate.
   Stomach.  Disgust for food ; risings.
   Abdomen, &c.  Bloating; cramplike pains; blind
piles; impotence; tearing, aching and drawing in the
arms; cold feet.

                   Curative.
   Sensibility to  cold.

      79.—NATRUM  CARBONICUM.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Crawling shootings  in  muscles;  apt-
ness to be sprained and to suffer from lifting ; during
the pains, anguish, trembling and sweat; want of firm-
ness in the whole body; easily  fatigued by  walking; 
NATRUM CARBONICUM.          83
protracted weakness ; unwillingness to go out; apt to
take cold.
   Skin.  —dry;  copious sweat on the smallest exer-
tion ; tetters; warts.
   Sleep.  Insurmountable desire of sleeping by day,
with late  sleeping at night, and late waking in  the
morning; lively dreams.
   Fever.  Cold hands and feet; night sweat.
   Moral.  Despondency ; disquietude with fits of
anguish ;  dislike of society ;  hypochondria ; easily
frightened ; weakness of intellect.
   Head. Embarrassment of—;  giddiness; —ache in
the sun ; —ache with shootings ; tearing in the outside
of the fore— every day at a fixed hour.
   Eyes.  Inflammation;  ulcers on the cornea ; pres-
byopia ; down before —.
   Ears.  Great sensibility to sound; dulness of hearing.
   Nose.  Continual coryza, and cough provoked by
the smallest current of air.
   Teeth.  Aching.
   Stomach.  Bitterness of the mouth;  thirst and un-
easiness after cold drinks; bulimy in the morning with
a feeling of faintness and emptiness; weak digestion;
aching in— after eating ;  continual  wambling nausea;
spasms  in the—
   Abdomen.  Shootings in the left  hypochondre ;
inflation ; shootings and diggings in—.
   Stool and Urine.  Insufficient stool; frequent and
pressing desire  to make water  day and night, with
copious discharge ; burning urine.
   Menses.  Pressure as if all  were urged towards
the pudenda;  too quick—.
   Larynx.  Continual coryza; cough  with salt ex-
pectoration, or with greenish pus. 
84
NATRUM MURIATICUM.
    Chest.  Short  breath ;  aching ;  shootings ;t vio-
 lent beating of heart.
    Back.  Soreness ha—;  stiffness in neck.
    Extremities.   Aching  in  shoulders;  cramps in
 feet; ulcers on heel; swelling  of feet or of soles of
 feet.
                    Curative.
    Yellow circles like the remains of tetters ;  leprous
 tuberosities; shootings, cuttings and burning in wounds;
 itch on  belly;  heat  of the face; freckles;  yellow
 spots on  brow  and upper  lips;  metrorrhagia; de-
 formity of the neck of the womb ; after coition, mucus
 from vagina; continual cold on the left side; cuttings
 in the hands and feet;  tetters in hough.

      80.—NATRUM MURIATICUM.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Paralysis;  bad effects of being thwarted;
 or of speaking too much ; indolence ; one feels  bruised
 and tired  especially in the  morning; hysteric weak-
 ness ; aptness to take cold ;  disquietude after a chill.
    Sleep.  Somnolence  ; inability to— at night; dif-
 ficulty in falling a— after awaking;  agitated— ; anx-
 ious dreams with tears and talking.
    Fever.  Frequent internal chills; constant chill;
 morning sweat;  sweat easily started by exercise.
    Moral.  Melancholy ; disquietude about futurity  ;
 anguish; irritability; easily frightened ;  weak  memo-
ry ; inability to think.
    Head.  Painful  confusion ia— ; vertigo; morning
—ache ;  weight in—, chiefly  in occiput;, splitting
—ache ;   shootings, hammering, drawings in fore—;
crusts ; abundant fall of hair. 
NATRUM MURIATICUM.           85
   Eyes.  Inflammation;  acrid tears;  lachrymation;
gluing of lids;  spasmodic  closing  of lids;  letters
confused while reading; presbyopia;  spots and sparks.
   Ears.  Shootings;  pus  from—; hard  hearing;
ringing.
   Face. Itching  pimples  ;  while  eating,  pain  in
cheek  bones as  if from festering ;  swelling of lips ;
swelling of submaxillary glands; tetters about mouth.
   Teeth, &c.  Fistula in gums ; bitterness of mouth.
   Throat.   While swallowing, feeling as if a plug
were in throat.
   Stomach.  Continual thirst; loss of appetite ;  dis-
gust for fat things; bulimy ; heartburn;  water-brash ;
load in—; spasms.
   Abdomen.  Shootings  in the region of liver, also
of spleen ; inflation ; —ache ; daily cuttings and pinch-
ings ;  fixed wind ; rumbling.
   Stool.   Constipation;  too  frequent—; tedious
looseness ; during and after— burning ; blind piles.
   Urine. Involuntary; night—; after emission of—,
mucus.
   Sexual.   Increase of—  desire or opposite; impo-
tence.
   Menses.   —too quick and  abundant, or  late  and
scanty; —too long; —suppressed;  headache before,
during, and  after— ; moroseness before— ; sadness
when— set in ; itching on genitals ;  leucorrhcea.
   Cough.  Hoarseness ;  mucous   expectoration   in
morning ; provoked by  tickling in throat or stomach ;
morning—;  spasmodic—  at night;  short—; —with
headache.
   Chest. — embarrassed with catarrh;  short breath ;
whistling breath ; internal tightness; shootings; anx-
ious palpitation after motion, or lying on  left side.
                         8 
86
NITRUM.
   Back.  Feeling of bruise and lameness in sacrum ;
tearing across  the  hips;  night  pains  in—; drawing
in— ;  tightness in nape.
   Extremities.  Weakness  and paralytic weight in
arms ;  shootings in the muscles and joints of hands
and fingers ; numbness and crawling in fingers ; dislo-
cating  pain in hip ; drawings in thighs, knees and legs ;
paralytic weakness of legs ;  tetters on  hough ;  heavi-
ness of legs and feet.

                    Curative.
   Easily  wrenched  or injured  by  lifting;  varices ;
corns; chill with thirst; heat  with burning thirst;
prostration before fever; before chill, headache; quo-
tidian fever with pains in  bones, jaundice, headache,
weakness,  loss of appetite ; typhoid fever  with dry
tongue and thirst;  diplopia; bloody vesicles  on the
inner surface of the upper lip ;  salivation ;  fondness for
acids;  during eating, sweat in face ; after eating, empty
risings and nausea; vomiting of food ; cramp in dia-
phragm on stooping;  diarrhoea with colic  and mucous
discharge; female repugnance to sexual intercourse ;
leucorrhcea with headache, mucous diarrhoea and colic;
scabs  in  axilla ; digging in  arms; shortening of the
tendons in hough; burning and swelling of feet; sore
feeling in ankles; foot sweat suppressed.

                81.—NITRUM.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Stomach, &c.  Continual burning thirst; cramps;
fixed wind; diarrhoea; cough  in the  open air,  or  as-
cending a stair, or holding one's  breath ;  cough with
shootings in the chest, and expectoration of pure blood. 
NITRI  ACIDUM.
87
                    Curative.
   Daily  fever  with  drawings in the limbs; cough
with purulent expectoration, and colliquative sweats.

            82.—NITRI ACIDUM.
   Range.  Diseases of the bones; syphilis and sy-
cosis ;  mercurial poisonings ;  tedious suppurations ;
glandular diseases ; sore throat.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General   Tearing in limbs ;  pains  on change of
weather;  pains  during sleep;  debility;  emaciation;
aptness to take cold.
   Skin.  Dryness ; urticaria ; freckles ;  chilblains ;
limbs as if frozen,  inflamed, itching and chapped by
moderate cold; pain in old scars on change of weather ;
warts.
   Sleep.  In the morning easy or difficult awaking;
sleep  unfinished and agitated,  and broken by starts ;
dreaming.
   Fever.  Continual  chill;  afternoon — chill and
heat; foetid night sweat; sour sweat  like the  urine of
horses.
   Moral.  Sadness;  uneasiness  about one's health,
with fear of death ; unfitness for  work ; excitability ;
irritability.
   Head.  Giddiness,  walking or sitting; giddiness,
compelling to lie down, chiefly morning and evening ;
tearing  in the fore—,  the vertex and occiput; con-
gestion ; itching ; falling hair.
   Eyes.  Itching and shootings  ; inflammation ; ul-
ceration ;  spots on cornea; pupils slow in contracting;
gauze, sparks, spots, floating before— 
88
NITRI  ACIEUM.
   Ears.  Shootings;  stoppage;  hardness of  hear-
ing;  cracking, throbbing, and buzzing.
   Nose.  Rawness  and crust in—;  bleeding; bad
smell; abortive sneezings ; stoppage.
   Face.  Pimples on brow and temples; scabbing
pustules, with large red borders.
   Teeth.  Throbbing pain chiefly at night  in bed ;
loosening of—.
   Throat, &c. Salivation; inflammation; tonsils red
and  swollen ;  burning and excoriation in—;  bitter-
ness  of mouth chiefly after food ; sweetish taste; thirst;
disgust at  meat and sweetmeats; sweat while eating ;
after eating fulness in stomach.
   Stomach.  Sour  belchings;  desire of vomiting;
frequent nausea and desire  of vomiting; shootings in
pit of—.
   Abdomen.   Pinchings and  cuttings ;  shootings,
especially on touching—; inguinal  hernia; swelling
and suppuration of inguinal glands;  apt to take cold
in—; rumbling; fixed wind.
   Stools.  Irregular ; hard ; tenesmus ; diarrhoea ;
itching in anus ; piles which bleed at—.
   Urine.  Incontinence ; painful;  foetid.
   Sexual.   Chancres; sycosis; torpor; pollutions,
suppression of menses.
   Cough.  — by day ;  — dry especially in  even-
ing on lying down ; — barking; —with purulent yel-
low  expectoration ;  hoarseness ; roughness  of the
bronchi.
   Breathing.  Whistling—,  hindered—.
   Trunk.  Pain  in the back; shootings  in  and be-
tween  the shoulder  blades;  stiffness of the nape ;
swelling of the glands of the neck and axilla.
   Extremities.  Chilblains  on hands  and  fingers; 
NUX MOSCHATA.
89
coldness in  legs; itching in thighs; violent cramp in
the calf; sweat in feet; chilblains on toes.

                     Curative.
    Inflammation of bones ;  ulceration of bones ; black
pores ; brown, reddish, coppery, or violet spots ;  itch-
ing tetters; wens ; oozing  burning ulcers on head ;
paralysis of the upper eyelid; flux from  the ear; wen
on  the lobe of ear;  ulceration of  mastoid process;
chapped lips ; ulcers  on the red of the lips; salivation
sometimes in  febrile  fits ; depraved appetite; milk is
indigestible  ; nausea  from fat victuals;  inguinal her-
nia in infants;  relaxed testicles; coppery  spots  on
hands;  also chaps;  rough hands;  white  spots  on
nails; restlessness  in  limbs in  evening ;  pains  in
thighs ; jerking in the calves; shootings in heels.

           83.—NUX MOSCHATA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    Pains  from cold  weather; faintings; slowness of
mind  ; confusion of head; headache from indigestion ;
pale face;  toothache from damp  evening air; weak
digestion; bloating of the abdomen ; bloody diarrhoea ^
hoarseness and catarrh ; short breath, especially after
eating ; oppression of the chest coming from the pit of
stomach; palpitation.

                     Curative.
    Double tertian fever with desire of sleep; malignant
fever  with putrid or  colliquative  diarrhoea ; shooting
tearing toothache, extending  to the ears and temples,
aggravated by the air and  touch;  nightly  tearing in
teeth  with inability to chew; shooting toothache ag-
                         8* 
90
NUX VOMICA.
 gravated by heat;  pains in teeth and neck from moist
 night  air;  prostration and  uneasiness  after eating;
 swelling of liver;  weight in the hypochondre and up-
 per belly ; diarrhoea from debility or cold ; stools like
 beaten eggs, and loss of appetite in children ; diarrhoea
 of infants, with loss of appetite and somnolence; sup-
 pression  of menses; dry cough, with  suspension  of
 breathing after a chill in water; cough while working
 or in the warmth of bed.

             84.—NUX  VOMICA.
    Range.   Choleric temperament; bilious,sanguine,
 or dry constitution;  intermittent, gastric,  or  bilious
 fever;  nervous debility; spasmodic diseases;  injury
 from excessive intellectual application ; catarrhal, con-
 gestive or nervous headache ; apoplexy ; stomacace ;
 gastric or bilious diseases; hepatitis; incarcerated her-
 nia ; obstinate constipation ; dysentery; piles; abundant
 and painful catamenia; acute coryza and sore throat;
 spasmodic cough.

          PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    General. Shooting or jerking pains; soreness in
 the limbs and joints, chiefly in the morning in bed, and
 during or after motion ;  stiffness, torpor, heaviness,
 weakness, and paralysis of limbs; spasm, with cries
 and opisthotonus; chorea, followed by numbness; fits
 of uneasiness, with nausea arising from pit of stomach,
 anxiety,  trembling,  and paleness; fainting after walk-
 ing out, with dizziness, great prostration  in the morn-
ing on  awaking or  after  rising; nervous excitement;
repugnance to going out; pains arising  within doors
disappear on going  out, and  vice versa;  coffee, wine, 
NUX VOMICA.
91
smoking, study, and stormy weather, provoke or ag-
gravate the pains; emaciation.'
   Skin.  Jaundice; —cold and bluish during chills;
boils;  bluish marks.
   Sleep.   Desire to—, chiefly in the morning, or
after dinner or early in the evening with want of— at
night; difficulty in sleeping before  midnight,  and im-
possibility of  remaining in bed after  three A.  M.;
thinking on many things  prevents— before morn-
ing; coma; during— starts,  with fright, groanings,
lamentations, talking, and tears.
   Fever.  Chills chiefly at night or morning, or on
moving or after drinking; chills chiefly in the back and
extremities; heat  chiefly  at night; during the  heat
giddiness, headache, chills on the slightest motion, or
on lifting the bedclothes, and thirst;  quotidian or ter-
tian —, mostly morning and evening; — with conges-
tion, headache, and gastric affections; pulse hard, fulli
and frequent, or small, accelerated  or feeble, or inter-
mittent.
   Moral.  Hypochondria; anguish,chiefly on lying
down, or after midnight; nervous excitement;  lamen-
tations ; spite  and  anger ;  indolence ;  incapacity for
thinking.
   Head.   Confusion ; giddiness with wavering in—;
congestion ; weight, with a feeling of expansion ; tear-
ing, drawing, or jerking headache,  or a feeling as if a
nail were driven in ; periodic pains deep  in brain, or
lateral, or frontal; pains, with nausea, eructations and
vomitings ; soreness of scalp.
   Eyes.   Pressure and tension; burning smarting or
itching ; inflammation of the sclerotic and conjunctiva
yellowness of the sclerotic; ecchymosis of sclerotica and
bloody  oozing; corners red and full of matter, with 
92
NUX VOMICA.
gluing together at night;  inflammation of lids; photo-
phobia.
   Ears.  Blows and piercings ; buzzing and ringing.
   Nose.  Stoppage ; coryza, chiefly morning or even-
ing ; running in the morning  or  by day, stopped at
night.
   Face.  Paleness; yellowness ; earth-coloured ; red-
ness ; drawing, tearing in— ;  swelling, dryness, chap-
ping, scaling off of lips.
   Teeth.  Jerkings and piercings in— and jaws,
often extending to the head, ears and cheek bones ; hot
or cold drinks renew the pains; painful  bleeding,  and
offensive swelling of gums.
   Mouth.  Foetid odor;  white mucous; painful vesi-
cles ;  inflammation  of  palate ; water  in— ; tongue
white-coated, or dry chapped; heavy tongue ;  stam-
mering.
   Throat.  Excoriation; pain in swallowing, as if
from a plug; swelling of uvula.
   Appetite.  Putrid  taste chiefly in the morning;
disgust at food, especially rye bread, tobacco and coffee  ;
thirst, sometimes with  disgust at  all drinks ; longing
for brandy or clay ; after eating, belchings, nausea, vo-
miting,  with cramp in stomach  and headache ; rye
bread and acids injurious.
   Stomach.  Bitter and acid belchings;  hiccough;
pyrosis ;  nausea, and continual desire of vomiting, in
the morning and after food; retching, and violent vo-
miting of mucus or acid, chiefly after food ;  rising and
bloody vomiting ; aching in pit of—, as from a stone  ;
burning and excoriation in— ; pit of— tender to touch  ;
great  anxiety about praecordial region as if the heart
would burst; inflation of—, after food.
   Abdomen.   Spasms with nausea; weight ands well- 
NUX VOMICA.
93
ing;  excoriation;  congestion; feeling  of  something
alive; flatulent  colic; soreness in  the  muscles  of—;
feeling about the inguinal ring as  if in danger of her-
nia.
   Stools.   Tenesmus; obstinate constipation ;  scan-
ty— ; small watery, mucous or bloody— ; glairy bloody
mucus ; spasmodic constriction of rectum ; piles.
   Urine.   Tenesmus of bladder;  copious watery— ;
scanty— by  drops ;  burning in neck of bladder, and at
orifice of urethra, while passing—.
   Sexual   Itching on gland and inner  surface  of
prepuce ; excoriation and retraction of prepuce ; — de-
sire  increased;  falling of vagina; burning in vulva
with— desire ;  menses  too quick and scanty ; during
menses spasms, nausea and fainting ; yellow foetid mu-
cus from vagina; soreness in nipples.
   Larynx.   Hoarseness, with slime  which cannot be
detached ; feeling of choking; dry cough ; cough re-
newed by moving; excoriation in—  while coughing,
with headache, and soreness in pit of  stomach.
   Chest.   Asthma; during asthma pressure of clothes
intolerable ;  slow and whistling breath, sometimes al-
ternating with quick ; stricture in—;  tight pressure  as
if from a weight; stitches in—, aggravated by breath-
ing and moving the— ;  palpitation.
   Back.  Pains as if beaten in— and sacrum ;  pains
in sacrum, which hinder moving in bed;  rheumatism in
back and sacrum.
   Extremities.   Drawing and torpor  inarms;  chil-
blains on fingers ; shootings, jerking and sprained feel-
ing in hip; sharp shootings,  with paralytic torpor  in
thighs; stiffness in hough as if the tendons were too
short; chilblains. 
94                   opium.
                    Curative.
   Epilepsy  renewed  by vexation ;  delirium ;  head-
ache with delirium ; eyes hollow and weeping ; crack-
ing in ears on eating ; swelling of parotids; tearing pains
of one side of the  face, extending into the ear; tooth-
ache on one side ;  foetid ulcers in mouth ; thick tongue ;
swelling  of tonsils;  vomiting  of food after eating;
feeling at the cardia as if the food stopped and ascend-
ed into the oesophagus ; alternation of constipation and
diarrhoea ; swelling and stoppage of the anus ; pain in
urinating by  drops;  stricture  of urethra; red urine,
with brick-like deposit;  pain in kidney, as  if from a
foreign body, with inability to lie on either side ; spasm
in spermatic cord;  swelling of womb, with great sen-
sibility to touch ; spasm in womb, with bearing down;
falling of womb ;  excessive menstruation ; troubles of
pregnancy and delivery;  palpitation  with  nausea;
palsy of the arms;  painful swelling of the knee ; palsy
of legs ; red swelling of the leg, with black painful spots.

                  85.—OPIUM.
   Range.   Spasms;  asphyxia; coma; delirium  tre-
mens; congestion  to the head; ileus;  obstinate  con-
stipation.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General. Insensibility  of the nervous  system;
spasms;  epilepsy  at night,  with fits of suffocation;
convulsions, with cries; tetanus; opisthotonus.
   Sleep.  Coma; excessive desire of—, with abso-
lute impossibility of—ing.
   Fever.  Pulse generally  full and slow ; fever, with
coma.
   Moral.   Mania; delirium. 
PETROLEUM.
95
   Head.  Stupefaction, like drunkenness;  conges-
tion.
   Eyes.  Inflamed;  fixed,  half closed;  convulsed;
dilated pupils.
   Face.  Deep red;  muscles of— relaxed; twitch-
ings ; lips and lower jaw hanging down; mouth distorted.
   Abdomen.   Hard and swollen.
   Stool, &c.  Constipation ; retention of urine ; sex-
ual feeling increased.
   Breathing.  — snoring  and rattling; — difficult,
slow, intermittent.

                    Curative.
    Vomiting of faeces and urine.

              86.—PETROLEUM.
    Range.  Scrofula; eruptions;  dizziness;  gastric
troubles.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
    General.   Great  weakness  from the smallest ef-
fort ; flushesjfljfter walking  or vexation;  emaciation;
dislike of theTpen air, with  shivering on going out.
    Skin, &c.   —chapped;  agitated sleep ; feeling in
the morning as if one had slept too little ; evening fe-
ver ; heat and sweat at night.
    Moral.   Easily frightened; sadness; irascibility;
loss of memory.
    Head.   Confused; giddiness; giddiness on stoop-
ing j __ache from vexation; weight and fulness in —,
chiefly in morning and on stooping; aching and shoot-
ing ; throbbing; eruption;  falling of hairs.
    Eyes, &c.  Myopia or  presbyopia; gauze; deaf-
 ness ;  humming in ears. 
96
PETROLEUM.
   Face.   Stoppage of nose ;  heat; swelling  of sub-
maxillary glands.
   Mouth.   Bad breath ;  white tongue.
   Appetite.  Taste putrid, insipid or slimy ;  voraci-
ty; loss of—.
   Stomach, &c.   After  food, weight; noisy  belch-
ings ; water-brash ; desire of vomiting ;  cuttings in bel-
ly ; colic, with  diarrhoea.
   Stools, &c.  Hard; —frequent; —slimy; itch-
ing, rawness, and oozing on the scrotum and thighs.
   Cough, &c. Dry — at night; — suffocating; shoot-
ings in sides of chest; palpitation.
   Trunk,  &c.  Pains in sacrum; pains  in back •
chaps on hands;  cold feet; corns.

                    Curative.
  Fainting; emaciation in children ; itching, burning
pustules ;  proud-flesh; chilblains;  chills, with itching
on growing warm ;  headache, aggravated by thinking ;
drawing in brow and temples to the teeth; inflamma-
tion of eyes; fistula lachrymalis ; dryness in ears; epi-
lepsy ; swelling of nose, with  purulent discharge and
pain above the root of the nose ; dryne^Jof nose ; co-
ryza, with hoarseness; jaundice;  nausea after eating;
carriage  sickness;  yellow bitter  vomiting; sensitive
swelling of pit of stomach, also, a feeling  of fulness;
feeling  as  if the belly were  empty;  rumbling, with
feeling of emptiness; inguinal hernia; feeling of cold
in the belly;  stricture of urethra; flow of prostatic
fluid ; after coition, weakness and  nervous irritability;
leucorrhcea, with  lascivious dreams  dry choking cough
at night; dry cough, with shootings under the sternum ;
tetters on breast; tetters on nape; swelling of glands
and  eruption on nape; brown  3pots  on  wrist; cbil- 
PHOSPHORUS.
97
blains; tetters on  knee; also on ankles;  ulcers on
toes.

             87.—PHOSPHORUS.

   Range.  Rheumatism;  gout; nervous  weakness;
diseases of the bones; congestions;  dizziness;  gastric
diseases; cholera; cholerine; chronic diarrhoea; chron-
ic inflammation of windpipe;  phthisis.

         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Gouty and rheumatic  rending and shoot-
ing in limbs after slight exposure  to cold; agitation
and  congestion of blood; bleeding  from different or-
gans ; pain in joints;  hysteric weakness; nervous
weakness; paralysis; emaciation;  impossibility of re-
maining in air, especially if cold.
   Skin.   Yellow or brown spots;  lymphatic abscess ;
chilblains; boils.
    Sleep.  Somnolence;  late —  with sleeplessness
at night on account of anguish and agitation of blood ;
in morning, feels as if he had  not slept enough ; fright-
ful dreams.
   Fever.  Chills in bed;  flushes of heat; heat at
night; hectic; quick and hard pulse;  morning sweat.
   Moral. Anguish when alone;  also about futurity ;
hypochondria; great irascibility; indolence.
   Head.  Confusion in morning; frequent fits of diz-
ziness in the morning, and in  the evening in bed ;  gid-
diness, with loss of ideas;  morning—ache; stupefying
—ache; weight in—; congestion;  itching; falling of
hair.
    Eyes.  Feeling of sand in  —; burning;  congestion;
inflammation ; lachrymation  in the open air; gluing of
                         9 
98
PHOSPHORUS.
 the lids;  difficulty of opening lids ; sudden day blind-
 ness.
    Ears. Throbbing; congestion; sensibility to sound;
 deafness, chiefly for the human voice.
    Nose.  Scabs in—; blood blown from—; bleed-
 ing ;  sensitive to odors;  dryness; dry coryza; stop-
 page.
    Face.  Cadaverous;  cheeks red and burning;  cir-
 cumscribed redness j  bloating, especially  around  the
 eyes ;  tightness in the skin of —, sometimes on  one
 side ;  drawing tearing stinging in the bones  of  — •
 pains return with speech or touch ; bluish lips.
    Teeth.  Tearing, shooting, especially in open air •
 pains in—with salivation on the slightest cold.
    Mouth.  Excoriation ; salivation ;  slime ;  spitting
 of blood; tongue dry or white.
   Throat. Dryness;  scraping and burning; mucus.
   Stomach.   Bulimy even  at  night; empty or sour
 belchings, chiefly  after eating;  sour risings of food;
 heartburn ; nausea;  vomiting  of bile ; fulness of— ;
 pressure  after eating;  pit of— sensitive;  spasm and
 clawing.
   Abdomen.  Bloating,  chiefly  after -gating; colic;
 tearings,  especially in morning in bed; burning; feel-
 ing of weakness and emptiness; inguinal hernia; fixed
 wind;  flatulent colic.
   Stool.  Constipation; obstinate looseness; pappy__;
serous  diarrhoea; bloody —; itching and  stinging in
 anus and rectum; piles.
   Urine.  Troubled—,  with bricklike   sediment;
burning and smarting; burning in urethra, also when
passing—.
   Sexual.  Strong  excitement of—  desire;   pollu-
tions ;  menses too  quick  and copious,  or too  slow; 
PHOSPHORUS.
99
during menses, headache, weakness,  and fever; ery-
sipelas of breasts.
    Larynx.   Hoarseness ;  aphonia ;  catarrh  with
cough; mucus ; cough provoked by tickling and itch-
ing in breast, or with hoarseness, and a feeling as if the
chest were raw; cough with shootings in throat; dry
daily cough.
    Chest.  Difficult  breathing with anguish  in—;
weight, fulness and tightness  in—;  shootings in—,
and especially on left side; palpitation.
    Trunk.  Stiffness  in nape ;  swelling  in  neck ;
swelling of glands of neck and axilla.
    Extremities.  Tearing in shoulder, arms and hands,
especially  at  night;  trembling in arms  and hands;
swelling of hands; torpor at  the  ends of the fingers;
drawing and tearing  in  knees; swelling of feet; cold
feet; soreness in soles while walking.

                     Curative.
    Injury  from lifting;  exostoses; fistulous ulcers;
fungus  haematodes; sleepwalking; clairvoyance; ex-
ternal  shootings on side of head; scabs on head; poly-
pus in nose; scabbing pimples on  face ; sour  taste ;
fondness for refreshing  things; hunger  after eating;
water-brash after acids; stricture in the cardia; un-
easiness in belly  after breakfast; pressure as if the
contents of belly were flowing to the sides ;  tenesmus ;
prostrating diarrhoea ;  slimy stools, or bloody, or indi-
gested ; paralysis  of sphincter  ani;  taenia;  powerless
and prompt  emission  in coition ; menses set in with
cuttings, pain in back and vomitings ;  nodes in breasts,
or abscess ; painful sensibility of the larynx ; dry cough
as if from  tubercles;  cough with  purulent  expectora-
tion ; cough with  greenish or salt expectoration ; noisy 
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PHOSPHORIC ACID.
panting respiration; burning rawness in chest; beating
of heart with hindered breathing ; pain from lying on
left breast;  mealy tetters on arms;  heat in hands;
gouty stiffness in knees ;  exostoses of libia ; jerking in
calves; shocks  in feet, day and  night befere sleep;
torpor in ends of toes.

         88.—PHOSPHORIC ACID.
   Range.   Diseases of bones  and periosteum ;  debi-
lity ;  bad effects of onanism and excessive sexual indul-
gence ; ulcers ; typhus ;  obstinate  diarrhoea.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Jerking,  tearing in limbs ; swelling of
bones; burning feeling in  the lower part of the body
while it is cold to touch ; paralytic or growing pains ;
great fatigue from walking ; nervous  debility.
    Skin, &c.   Eruption like  scarlet fever ;  boils ;
night sweats.
    Moral.  Moroseness ;  apathy ;  indolence ;  intel-
 lectual weakness.
    Head, &c.   Confusion ; cold  in the inner border
 of the eyelids ; inflammation of eyes ; lachrymation ;
 intolerance of music.
    Face, &c.   Scabs  on nose ; large pimples ; moist
 and scabby tetters on  cheeks, &c.;  viscous mucus in
 mouth ; aching in stomach  after eating ; burning in
 hypogastrium ; rumbling in belly; flatulence.
    Stools, &c.  Diarrhoea; mucous whitish—; copious
 aqueous urine ;  burning in urethra during and after
 urination ;  nocturnal  urination  ; cutting in urethra
 while  urinating ;  condylomata  ; pollutions ;  cough
 provoked by tickling in larynx j  boils on thighs. 
PLATINA.
101
                    Curative.
   Flat indolent ulcers, with foetid pus and fringed bot-
tom ;  itching ulcers ; malignant fever with  debility,
apathy, stupor; stench from the  nose ;  pimples on
chin ; yellow teeth ; after meals, a tremulous feeling
in stomach ; serous or  indigested stools ; milky urine,
or foetid,  or sweet; tenderness  in  testicles; pains in
liver during menses ; bloating of womb ; weak voice ;
swelling or sweat in feet.

                89.—PLATINA.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Moral.  Sadness ;  involuntary tears ; anguish and
terror of death ; pride.
   Head, &c.  Cramplike pressing pains in fore— and
temples, especially at the root of nose  ; cramplike pain
in the edge of the  orbits ;  dull thundering and rolling
in ears ; dry coryza often  on one side ; torpor on one
side of face ; throbbing, digging toothache.
   Appetite.   Loss  of— ;  after  eating,  risings and
pressure on stomach ; constriction in  belly ;  constipa-
tion ;  prostatic  fluid ; increase of sexual feeling  in fe-
males ;  mense3 too quick and copious ; menses of too
long duration ;  during  menses, feeling as if all  were
carried  towards the vulva,  which is very sensitive ;
extreme lasciviousness ; weariness in  legs.

                    Curative.
   Eclampsia ; terror ; hysteria ; loss of consciousness ;
buzzing  in head; eyes  convulsed ; distorted  face ;
throbbing, digging in jaws ;  cramp in jaw ; induration
of the womb; abortion; flooding ;  headache, disquie-
                         9* 
102        PLUMBUM--PULSATILLA.

tude and  tears during menses; aphonia; short, dry
cough ; short anxious respiration ; tightness and shoot-
ings in side, which permit lying on neither side ; cold
feet.

               90.—PLUMBUM.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Violent colic; constipation; epilepsy.

             91.—PULSATILLA.
   Range.  Mild, sensitive temperament; disorders
from rich  food, mercury or quinine ; rheumatism ; fly-
ing gout;  measles ; intermittents; headaches from in-
digestion ;  scrofulous  ophthalmia;  otorrhoea; rheu-
matic and nervous toothache; gastric derangements;
nocturnal, mucous, or bilious diarrhoea ;d ysury ; swell-
ed  testicles; amenorrhoea; dysmenorrhoea;  leucor
rhoea; irregular labour pains ;  catarrhs, with profuse
mucous discharges; nocturnal asthma ;  heart diseases.

          PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General.  Drawing, jerking pains in the muscles,
worse at night in bed; tightness in limbs as if the ten-
dons were too short;  flying gout;  fits  of pain, with
chill;  hindered breathing  and paleness ; pains in pro-
portion to the chills, soreness under the skin when
touched;  one  sided troubles;  evening  aggravation,
every other day ;  limbs apt to sleep.
    Skin.   Measles; chilblains.
    Sleep.  Somnolence; late— and early awaking;
— prevented at night by multitude of thoughts ; brok-
en—; falling and starting in—; agitation at night; bad
dreams; yawning. 
PULSATILLA.
103
    Fever.  Chills in  the evening or afternoon,  with
paleness and weight in head ;  dry heat at night in bed,
with anguish,  headache, sweat on face and chills on
lifting the clothes; partial heat  with red cheeks and
often on one side; heat, preceded by thirstless chills,
followed by sweat; exacerbation in evening or after-
noon, and in apyrexia, headache, oppression  of chest,
loose cough and bitterness of mouth ; sweats in night
or towards morning.
    Moral.  Melancholy;  excessive anguish in pit of
stomach with inclination to suicide;  fear of apoplexy,
with buzzing in ears, chills  and twitching in fingers ;
fear of ghosts at night; taciturnity; moroseness and
aptness to take offence; disgust and contempt for every
thing ; running away at night.
    Head.   — fatigued by thinking; feeling of empti-
ness and compression in—; feeling as if drunk ; —ache
from fat  food ; — feels as if it would burst; shootings,
jerkings, or throbbings; roaring,  buzzing; one-sided
pain, extending to the ear or teeth ; —ache after lying
down  in the evening; —ache, with  congestion and
dizziness.
    Eves. Feeling of sand; inflammation of— and lids;
dryness;  lachrymation ; gauze before—; circles  of
light; sty;  shootings,  with violent  jerking pain;
inflammation ; pus ; roaring and buzzing; hardness of
hearing.
    Nose, &c.  Ulceration in—; foetid or  greenish, or
yellowish pus  ; haemorrhage ; stoppage; tickling; pale
face.
    Teeth.   Drawing, jerking, shooting;  one-sided
aching,  extending  to  face,  head and ears, the pains
chiefly in the evening  or after  midnight, and in the
warmth  of  bed, alleviated  by cold water or fresh air. 
104
PULSATILLA.
   Mouth.   Dry ; flow of a sweetish or watery saliva;
white tongue.
   Throat.   Excoriation; feeling of swelling; shoot-
ings ; dryness, or gathering of a tough phlegm, covering
the parts affected.
   Appetite.  Insipid, mucous, or putrid taste ; sweet-
ish or bitter taste of food; want of—; excessive thirst,
or the opposite ; feeling as if one had eaten too much
fat food ; after eating nausea, vomiting, and pressure on
pit of stomach, also belchings, with taste of food, or
bitter; hiccough; nausea and intolerable  longing to
vomit; greenish, mucous, or bilious  vomitings; vomit-
ing of food.
   Stomach.   Painful sensibility of the region of—;
pressing cramp  in the pit of— after eating.
   Abdomen.  Pressive cramps or cuttings; the colics
are often accompanied with vomiting and diarrhoea.
   Stools.   Constipation, sometimes  with painful
pressing on the rectum, and pains in back;  diarrhoea,
with colic ; slimy, bloody, or greenish—; blind piles.
   Urine, &c.  Tenesmus ;  wetting bed; abundant
watery— ; bloody—; gonorrhea; inflammation of testi-
cles, and spermatic cord; hydrocele; frequent erections
and pollutions.
   Menses.  Spasms of womb ; black blood ; irregu-
lar—or quite  suppressed with many troubles;  leucor-
rhcea like cream.
   Cough.  Hoarseness;  fits of constriction of the
larynx ; shaking— in the evening or night, aggravated
by lying down,  and accompanied with a desire to vomit,
or retching, or vomiting, or strangling; —with shootings
in the chest, and palpitation ; —with difficult expecto-
ration  of white  tough  mucus,  or  thick   yellowish
matter; —with expectoration of black blood. 
PULSATILLA.
105
   Chest.  Fits  of spasmodic constriction of larynx
and—, or of the— alone ; frequent and violent attacks
of palpitation, with anguish.
   Trunk.  Pains in  sacrum and back ; pains in sac-
rum like those of childbed ; shootings in sacrum, back,
and between the shoulder-blades ; drawing pains in the
nape and neck.
   Extremities.  Drawing, jerking, and lively pains
in the shoulder joint, arms, hands, and fingers ; weight
and torpor in arms and hands ; swelling and feeling of
spraining in the elbow joint; pulling and tightness  in
thighs and  calves;  swelling of knees,  with  lively
drawing, shooting pains ; varices ; hot swelling of legs,
or only of the back  or sole of the feet ; oedematous
swelling of the feet chiefly in evening.

                     Curative.

   Pains, with torpor and  swelling of parts ; fainting,
with  mortal  paleness ;  epilepsy  after  suppression of
menses ; varicelli; phlegmonous erysipelas ; inflamed
stinking ulcers ; loss of consciousness ; delirium; fears
and despair, with gastric symptoms, or coma; vertigo,
aggravated by thinking or  talking ; loss of sense, with
bluish redness and puffiness of face, violent palpitation,
pulse almost gone, and rattling breath; trichiasis of the
eyelids; darkened crystalline ; acrid tears ; black hard
wax ; chaps on tongue; inflammation of throat, with
varices; pain in pit  of stomach, worst while sitting;
(swelling and sensitiveness of the region of the neck of
the  bladder ; inflammation of kidneys ;  during fever
breathing quick,  short,  superficial   or  rattling, and
anxious ;  spinal deviation; great weariness in legs. 
106  RANUNC.--RHEUM--RHODOD.--RHUS.

        92—RANUNCULUS, BULB,
   Has been  used  with effect  in rheumatism of the
chest, which it has also the power of producing.

                93.—RHEUM,
   Causes and cures diarrhoea of a sour smell, preceded
and followed by tenesmus, with constriction of the
belly, and has cured  copious diarrhoea with vomiting
and weakness.

          94.—RHODODENDRON.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Gouty drawing and tearing in the peri-
osteum ;  troubles  provoked or aggravated  by cold
damp weather, by  the  approach of a storm, and by
rest.
                    curative.
   Gouty nodes ; hydrocele ; induration of testicles.

                  95.—RHUS.
   Range. Rheumatism ; paralysis ; erysipelas ; erup-
tions ; rheumatic, puerperal, and typhus fevers ; paro-
titis ; enteritis ; dysentery ; suppressed milk ; typhoid
pneumonia.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
    General. Drawing shootings in joints ; sliflhess
 in  limbs, chiefly after resting ; parts swell  by being
 lain on ; torpor  in parts, with  crawling and insensi-
 bility ; crawling in  different parts ;  wrenching pain
 easily got; paralysis  sometimes one-sided ; red shining 
RHUS.
107
swellings ; feeling  as  if the flesh were torn from the
bone ; pains set in and grow  worse during rest, and
are alleviated by motion ; weakness making it neces-
sary to lie down ; open air intolerable.
    Skin.   Scabbing, itching, burning vesicles,  chiefly
in spring  and autumn ;  pustules on a red bottom.
    Sleep.   Somnolence full of painful mutterings ;
frightful dreams.
    Fever.   Evening— ;  chill,  then heat and thirst,
accompanied  or followed by cuttings and  diarrhoea ;
double tertian— ; chill with thirst, then general  heat,
with chill on the least movement, lastly sweat;  during
the chill pain in limbs.
    Moral.  Anxious  sadness  and  mortal anguish,
chiefly in the evening and night, with desire  of soli-
tude and tears ;  anguish with fear of death and sighs.
    Head. Giddiness and staggering as if about to fall;
feeling as if the brain were  bruised ; painful crawling
in—.
    Eyes.   Pains on  moving— ;  inflammation  with
gluing of  lids at night.
    Ears, &c.  Inflammation of parotids ; bleeding at
nose.
    Face.  Pale, distorted, or red, with burning heat;
erysipelas and  swelling;  vesicular  erysipelas,  with
yellow serum in the vesicles ; eruption  like that  from
drinking spirits ; dry, brown lips.
    Teeth, &c.  Tearing, shooting, jerking, aching,
alleviated by external heat.
    Mouth, &c.  Dry  with thirst ; tongue dry ;  diffi-
culty of swallowing as  if the gullet were narrowed;
total loss of appetite ;  thirst.
    Stomach.  Pains in— as if from stones ; pressure
in— ;  beatings and  shootings in—. 
108
RHUS.
   Abdomen.  Inflation of—, especially after eating ;
rupture.
   Stools.   Constipation alternating with diarrhoea ;
tenesmus ;  bloody, loose— ; obstinate diarrhoea.
   Urine.   Frequent and pressing desire  to pass—,
with copious discharge.
   Chest, &c.   Shootings  in— ; feeling of bruising
in sacrum, especially when touched or  at rest; pains
in the sacrum, the back and nape, as  if strained by
lifting.
   Extremities.  Paralysis ; erysipelas of the  arms,
also of feet.
                    Curative.
   Convulsive movements and  other troubles after a
cold bath ;  troubles renewed or  aggravated in bad
weather; gangrene from vesicles, with  violent fever;
petechiae, with complete prostration; tetters occasion-
ally, alternating with asthma and dysentery; warts;
tertian ; malignant fever with talking delirium, violent
pains in the limbs, excessive weakness and picking the
bed-clothes; dejection with  dread of company ; mis-
givings ; delirium; periodic headache ;  shooting head-
ache, extending to the ears, the root of the  nose and
cheek bones, with teeth on edge ;  dry tetter on scalp ;
tinea appearing  every year; tinea with thick crusts,
which destroy the hair, with greenish pus and violent
itching at night; photophobia; dry nose ; foetid green-
ish pus from nose ; oozing scabbing eruptions on face;
cold sweat  on face; cramps of lower jaw; violent
colics at night; scarlet redness of lower belly;  diar-
rhoea at night with violent colic, headache, and pain in
limbs;  retention of urine;  incontinence  of  urine;
blood-red urine  drop  by drop with straining; flow of
blood during pregnancy; cough with bright red blood; 
               RUTA--SABADILLA.            109

weakness and trembling about the heart; spinal de-
viation ;  opisthotonus;  tearing and burning in shoul-
der, with  palsy in  the  arm, especially during  bad
weather, at rest and in  heat of bed; exostosis in arm,
with burning ulcers ; oozing and sanious pus;  warts ;
shootings and heavings  in hip joint.

                  96.—RUTA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Effects  of contusion; pains in the peri-
osteum.
   Eyes.  Pains from steady looking;  gauze before—.
   Extremities.  Paralysis;  stiffness of wrist; mo-
mentary  pain or shootings in wrist.

                    Curative.
   Eruptions on face as if from drinking spirits; colic
like that  from worms

              97.—SABADILLA

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Heaviness and pain  in the limbs in evening and to-
wards midday; great sensibility to cold; agitated sleep ;
dull headache in forehead;  redness of the edge of eye-
lids; lachrymation; nausea with desire to vomit.

                    Curative.
  During the chill pain in upper ribs, dry spasmodic
cough, and  tearings in all the limbs and knees; during
the heat,  delirium, groanings, and stretchings; quoti-
dian,  tertian and quartan  fevers appearing  at  fixed
hours, with want of appetite ; pressing inflation of the
                         10 
110       SABINA--SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

stomach, pains  in  chest, cough, shivering, thirst be-
tween  the  chills and heat;  in  the  apyrexia extreme
lassitude, as if from over-fatigue ; white tongue ; cough,
with vomiting, shootings in the  vertex and pain in the
stomach;  dull  cough occasionally,  with  spitting  of
blood;  cough on lying down.

                98.—SABINA.

        PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Feeling as if the aching  tooth would fly in pieces;
vomiting of food; diarrhoea; metrorrhagia, clotted or
bright red blood;  menses too copious;  abortion; leu-
corrhcea ; podagra.

                    Curative,
   Gouty  pains, also nodes; suppression of menses,
with leucorrhcea.

          99—SAMBUCUS NIGRA
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Starting in sleep, with choking; sleep, with mouth
and  eyes half open ; fever, with  excessive sweat  at
night;  bluish puffed face ; strangling in children, with
cries; whistling breathing;  fits of suffocation at night.

                    Curative.
    Dropsy;  emaciation;  circumscribed  redness  of
cheeks or  pale face ; swelling of scrotum ; continual
cough, with abundant expectoration; cough, with cries
as if from  pain in throat; itching in chest; oedema
of feet  and legs. 
        SASSAPARILLA--SEC. CORN.--SEN.   Ill


            100.—SASSAPARILLA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    Scabs on face ; continual  nausea, with unavailing
 desire to vomit; cold feet.

                    Curative.
    Gouty pains, with diminution of urine; constipa-
 tion, with frequent desire of urinating; gravel.

        101.—SECALE  CORNUTUM.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    Excessive coldness;  cold sweats; sadness; anguish ;
 delirium ; dizziness ; sunk eyes ;  nose  bleeding ; pale
 face;  thirst;^nausea ; belching and vomiting ; bloated
 abdomen; burning in belly; colics; menses too copi-
 ous and too long ;  flooding ; miliary eruptions in chest;
 cramps in calves.

                    Curative.
    Miliary eruption on  nape and  chest; sleeplessness
 and dry heat; somnolence, with  delirium, starts and
 fright; dry heat, with quick pulse ; small suppressed
 pulse; fear of death ;  eructation; vomiting of blood ;
 fixed  burning pains in spleen and back;  flatulence ;
 after  abortion torpor  in womb;  warts on neck  of
 womb ; scanty hot urine.

               102.—SENEGA.
                   Curative.
   Tickling and burning in windpipe, especially on
lying down, with danger of suffocation. 
112                 SEPIA.
                  103—SEPIA.
   Range.  Affections of females ; rheumatism ; erup-
tions ; hysteria;  megrim ;  constipation ;  abortion ;
amenorrhoea; dysmenorrhoea ; leucorrhcea;  bad effects
of onanism ; coughs; phthisis.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.   Burning pain on different parts of the
body;  tightness in limbs, as if they were  too short;
sprained feeling;  rheumatic swelling; bad effects of
being thwarted; limbs apt to swell after work ; lifting
injurious ; jerking  in  limbs ; twitching in muscles;
stretching; restlessness  and  throbbing throughout the
body ;  agitation of the blood at  night;  hysteric weak-
ness and fainting; want of strength on awaking; easily
fatigued in open air; great readiness to take cold.
   Skin.  Excoriation in joints; brown, red or tettery
patches.
   Sleep. Strong desire of— by day; frequent waking
without appreciable cause ; — disturbed by agitation of
blood and frightful dreams.
   Fever.  Want of vital heat;  flushes; copious sweat
after slightest exercise; night sweat.
   Moral.  Sadness ; anguish  ; timidity ;  disgust at
life ; apathy; weak memory.
   Head.  Confusion ;  giddiness in  open air ; giddi-
ness with feeling of a ball in—; sick — ache; morning
— ache;  —ache which doesNnot allow the eyes  to be
opened;  weight in—; aching above the eyes; expan-
sion  as if— would  burst; drawing and tearing,  occa-
sionally  one-sided  ; beating  in  occiput;  congestion;
trembling and shocks; itching ;  moist scabs.
   Eyes.  Aching in the globes; inflammation  and 
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shootings ;  swelling;  gluing  of lids at night; black
spots; photophobia.
    Nose, &c.   Swelling  of  the tip;  dry stoppage ;
yellows ;  ulcerated bleeding gums ; white tongue ; dry
mouth ; rawness in throat, and shootings during swal-
lowing ; twitching in throat; hawking up mucus ; thirst,
especially in the morning; voracity; disgust at food;
acidity after eating ;  eructations.
    Stomach. Pain after eating ; aching as from a stone
after eating; water-brash;  shootings in pit—; burning.
    Abdomen.  Weight, with feeling of  expansion;
ascites; cutting colic after exercise ; aching in lower—;
burning and shooting, chiefly on left side; motion and
rumbling after food.
    Stool.  Straining without result, or with mucus
merely; scanty— ; soft— ; itching, burning, shooting
in anus and rectum ; bloody—; fall of rectum during— ;
protrusion of blind piles.
    Urine.  Pressure on bladder ; passing— at night;
blood-red — ;  — troubled  with  brick-like  sediment;
burning in urethra.
    Sexual.  Itching about the —parts ;  pain  in testi-
cles ; pollutions; excoriations on the vulva and between
the thighs;  bearing  down which hinders  breathing ;
leucorrhcea of a yellow or reddish green, water ; itch-
ing, corrosive leucorrhcea;  galling of children.
    Cough.  Dry—,  which seems to come from the
stomach, chiefly in the evening in bed, and often with
nausea and  bitter vomiting; —with copious  mucous
salt expectoration ; night— with cries, strangling, and %
retching;  bloody expectoration.
    Chest.  Oppression and short breath while walk-
ing ; pain in sides of— while breathing and coughing;
pain in— on moving; aching in— especially in the
                       10* 
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SEPIA.
   evening in bed ; shootings in— while  breathing; agi-
   tation in— and palpitation.
      Trunk.  Pains in sacrum and back ;  tearings in
   back; stiffness of back and nape.
      Extremities.   Spraining  in shoulder joint; para-
   lytic drawing from shoulder joint to fingers ;  tightness
   in arms;  pustules  in back  of hand and finger ends;
   whitlow ; tearing shootings in the hips ;  cold legs and
   feet;  shootings and shocks in the thighs  and shins;
   cramps in calves ; jerking of feet in sleep ; burning in
   feet;  crawling and numbness in soles ; corns.

                       Curative.
      Want of solidity in  limbs; running  scabs,  with
   itching and  burning ;  scirrhus ;  pemphigus  ;  liver
   spots; fever with thirst  during the shivering ; sweat
   while sitting ; ptosis ; pricking in eyes by  light in the
   evening; pustules on cornea; fungous haematodes on
   cornea; presbyopia; amaurosis ;  gauze  before eyes ;
   hardness of hearing, or  the opposite ; tetters  behind
   the ears  and on nape ; loss of smell;  stench ;  yellow
   line running down the nose and across the  cheeks; in-
   flammation  of cheek from a carious tooth ; tetters on
   face ; also warts ;  dry, scaling lips ;  toothache with
   difficult breathing ; clammy feeling in throat;  dislike
   of milk ; belchings from fat, with nausea ; acidity ;
   nausea after food ;  pain in pit of stomach while walk-
   ing ; cramp  in stomach ; beating  in pit of  stomach ;
   feeling of emptiness in stomach ;  large belly in those
•   who  have  had children ;  coldness of belly ; mucus
   from rectum, also from urethra ; swelling of scrotum ;
   internal and external heat in  female pudenda • falling
   of womb; flooding; menses too copious or suppressed,
   or feeble;  hardening of neck of  womb ;  leucorrhcea 
SIL1CEA.
115
with bloated belly ;  raw  nipples ;  whooping-cough ;
tickling cough  with  constipation ; rawness in chest ;
throbbing in  sacrum ; chill in back ;  tetter on back ;
sweat in armpits, also oozing tetter ; stiffness in elbow-
joint and  hands • tetters on back of hands ; swelling
of hands with pemphigus ;  shootings in wrist; burning
in palms ; cold  sweat on hands ; itch ; painless ulcers
on the joints and ends of fingers ;  deformed nails ; pa-
ralytic weakness in limbs ; stiffness  in joints of  knee
and feet; drawing in legs and great  toes ; shootings
in shins and  ankles ;  sweat  in feet; ulcers on heel ;
indolent ulcers  at ends of toes.

                104.—SILICEA.
   Range.   Mercurial poisonings; hysteria; scrofula ;
rickets ; paralysis ; epilepsy ; rheumatism  and gout;
phlegm,  lymphatic  tumours; diseases of glands and
of bones;  ulcers; tinea; cataract; amaurosis; gastric
troubles ;  thread worms  ; chronic; coryza; phthisis.

         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Drawing,  tearing, and  shootings in
limbs; tendency  of members to swell; bruised and
paralytic feeling in  limbs; induration of glands,  gen-
erally painless, sometimes itching; twitching in limbs;
epilepsy; aggravation at  new moon; weariness and
trembling in the limbs, especially in morning ; nervous
debility ;  apt to take cold.
   Skin.  Lymphatic tumours; pressing, itching, burn-
ing, shooting, and boring in ulcers ; whitlows.
   Sleep.   Desire  of— without  result; yawning;
late—; loss of—, caused by agitation of blood and heat
in head ;  frightful visions; awaking with a start; jerk-
ing during sleep ; snoring; at night, congestion to the 
116
SILICEA.
head, with throbbing, pain  in stomach,  nausea,  and
vomiting, &c.
   Fever.  Apt to be chilled by moving ; sweat from
moderate exercise ; night sweat.
   Moral.   Anxiety;  disquietude ;  timidity;  dis-
couragement; moroseness;  irritability;  inability to
think.
   Head.  Confusion; —fatigued by  thinking;  gid-
diness of various  kinds, chiefly in morning ; falling
back;  pain  which ascends  from the nape  to  the
crown ; morning —ache ; weight in— ; feeling as if—
would burst; tearing , hammering—ache ; itching tinea.
   Eyes.   Itching and  burning;  redness;  gluing at
night; letters run together  while reading;  gray  veil
before —;  fits of momentary blindness ; black spots ;
photophobia.
   Ears.   Throbbing;  stoppage ; hardness of hear-
ing ; swelling and hardness of the parotids.
   Nose.   Inflammation in nostrils ;  itching red scabs
at the end of—; ulcers in—;  bleeding; sneezing;
stoppage; continual coryza.
   Face, &c.  Ulcers on the red part of the under
lip ;  tetters on chin ; swelling of submaxillary glands :
toothache from  hot  victuals or cold air ;  tearing of
teeth worst at night: shooting toothache ; easy bleed-
ing of gums.
   Mouth, &c.    Raw  tongue ;  feeling of thorns in
throat; bitterness in—; thirst; dislike of hot cooked
food ; after eating, acidity, pressure on stomach, flow of
water into— and vomiting; sour belchings; nausea
every morning ;  vomiting of food even  at night.
   Stomach. Pressure on— after every meal; grip-
ing in pit of— as if by claws ; burning in pit of—
   Abdomen.   —hard and tense;  largeness of—; 
SILICEA.
117
colic from constipation ; cutting or pinching in —, with
or without diarrhoea; burning in—;  inguinal ternia
(painful) ; fixed wind.
   Stools, &c. Constipation;  hard—, with  strain-
ing ; pappy — , frequent urination, even at night.
   Sexual.  Hydrocele ;  itching moist spot on scro-
tum ; —excitement, or the opposite ; menses too quick,
weak,  copious,  or suppressed; itching on   vulva;
leucorrhcea while urinating  or after  menses; acrid
leucorrhcea.
   Cough.  Hoarseness;  —day and  night increased
by motion, with scanty mucous expectoration; chok-
ing— at night; —with copious transparent  mucus;
— with purulent expectoration.
   Chest. Impeded breathing; pressure on— ; shoot-
ings in —
   Trunk.   Pain  in sacrum;  paralytic stiffness  in
nape,  back,  and sacrum  ; tearings  and shootings  in
back ;  swelling of the glands of nape.
   Extremities.   Tearings in arms ;  paralytic weak-
ness in arms ;  swelling of arm on which one lies ; whit-
low • weakness and stiffness in fingers ; pressure, tear-
ing, and shooting in muscles of thighs ;  boils on  thighs ;
tearings in knee ; cramps  in calves ;  cold  feet; swell-
ing of feet; foetid sweat of feet; ulcer  on  great toe.

                     Curative.
    Agitation of blood and thirst  after  drinking a little
wine ; children late in walking ; fainting while lying
ont he side ; inflammation, &c, of bone ; scirrhous,
fistulous, putrid,  phagedoenic,  or fungous ulcers : ma-
lignant carbuncles ;  ganglion ;  light sleep ; acid sweat;
debilitating morning sweat;  headache from  heating
oneself; sweat in  head in evening; lumps on scalp: 
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SPIGELIA.
moist head; fistula lachrymalis;  fungous haematodes
and  ulcers on  cornea; spots and cicatrices  on cor-
nea; presbyopia; darkening of crystalline lens; amau-
rosis ; sparks; boring in ears; stoppage of ears, which
goes off with a crack, or on blowing the  nose ; loss of
smell; abortive sneezings;  dry  nose; shootings in
bones of face;  chaps in face; scirrhus on face and up-
per lip ;  cramp in joint  of jaw;  shootings and noc-
turnal drawings in lower  jaw; swelling and caries of
lower jaw; toothache, with swelling of the  bone or
pereisteum of the  lower jaw; digging or boring in
teeth; sore mouth; mucus always in mouth ; loss of
taste; disgust at meat;  dislike of child for its mother's
breast  and vomiting after sucking;  belchings  with
taste of food; continual nausea and vomiting; water-
brash; vomiting after  every draught;  tenderness of
pit of— on pressure ; swelling  and hardness  in re-
gion of liver; pain of ulceration in region of liver with
throbbing; the pains  are  aggravated by  touch  and
walking ; wetting bed ; before menses diarrhoea ; dur-
ing menses pains in belly, pale appearance of objects,
or burning excoriation on vulva; blood  from  womb
during nursing; abortion; milky leucorrhcea,  which
comes in jets, and is preceded by cuttings about the
navel ; inflammation of nipples; abscess in breast; res-
piration impeded by lying on back or exercise ; abscess
in lumbar region; deviation of spine ; suppuration of
axillary glands ; swelling of knee ; also fungus ; cold
feet, sometimes with suppression of the sweat of feet

               105.—SPIGELIA.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Aptness to take cold ;  deep pains  in eyes; feeling
as if the globes of the eyes  were  too large ;  violent 
SPONGIA TOSTA.
119
shootings in eyes, extending into the head ; redness of
the sclerotica ;  inflammation of eyes ; ptosis j rays be-
fore eyes ;  periodic deafness ;  pale face ;  bloated face ;
burning and aching in bones of face; throbbing tooth-
ache aggravated by cold water ; nausea while fasting ;
shootings about the heart; cramp in chest.
                    Curative.
    Convulsions ; fainting in cold air;  photophobia ;
winking ; cold in head ; violent pains in face rendering
the slightest touch or motion intolerable, with shining
swelling; one-sided pains in face with anguish of heart
and great agitation ; toothache with pain in face and
heart beating ; tight clothes round stomach intolerable ;
short breath, chiefly while speaking, with anxiety, and
redness of cheeks and lips ; danger of suffocation from
the slightest movement, and especially  on lifting  the
arms ; respiration much impeded while moving in bed,
and obliged to rest on  right side and almost sitting •
sudden fits of suffocation, with palpitation and anguish ;
sound of a  wheel about the heart;  tearing in chest on
lifting arms ; trembling in chest ;  cramp in chest, pro-
ceeding from pit of stomach, and producing strangling.

           106.—SPONGIA TOSTA.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
    Pressing aching in head; throbbing in head ; burn-
ing red weeping eyes ; bitter taste sometimes  only in
throat; thirst; belchings ; hard stools; hoarseness ; pain
in larynx on touching and on turning the head ; feeling
of stoppage in larynx ; roughness and dryness in throat;
burning in  windpipe ; cough with yellow expectoration
and hoarseness ; hollow  dry cough day and night; mu-
cous cough. 
120     SQUILLA MARITIMA--STANNUM.

                    Curative.
   Dry hot skin ; hard rapid pulse ; face bloated, red,
bluish and  anxious ; dry  brown  tongue; belchings
sometimes with cuttings and tearing in stomach ; fre-
quent desire to pass water with scanty emission ; bark-
ing cough day and night; whistling inspiration; fits of
mucous rattling in windpipe ; breathing quickened anx-
ious and difficult,  sometimes with fits of strangling and
mucous rattling in chest; drawing, tearing pressing in
sacrum.

        107.—SQUILLA  MARITIMA.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND  CURATIVE.
  Dry burning heat; dark red face; bitter taste; thirst;
disgust at food ; sensitiveness of belly with bloating;
red urine; short dry cough on breathing; mucous cough
with short breath  ; weight in chest.
                    Curative.
   Lips and teeth black;  nausea in  morning while
coughing; though thirsty can only drink drop by drop
on account of difficult breathing; cough with  blood;
beating in head on rising.

               108.—STANNUM.
        PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Epilepsy ; emaciation ;  physical prostration ; agi-
tation at night; debilitating night sweats ; great agita-
tion and anguish ; discouragement;  moroseness ; stu-
pefying pressure in forehead; shootings in forehead,
chiefly after a  fit of coughing;  sour  belchings with
scraping in throat; nausea after eating with bitter vo-
miting ; violent retching with  vomiting of food; sto-
mach-ache and also cramps; frequent desire to pass water 
STAPHYSAGRIA.
121
 with  scanty discharge ;  pollutions ;  leucorrhcea of
 transparent or yellowish mucus, with debility ; hoarse-
 ness and roughness in throat;  much mucus in wind-
 pipe ; dry cough ;  greenish sweetish expectoration on
 coughing ; during, and after cough, rawness and shoot-
 ings in chest; stifled breathing at night; evening dys-
 pnoea ; oppression of  chest  walking  or  ascending;
 weight, tightness, rawness,  or weakness  in chest;
 swelling of hands and feet.
                     Curative.
    Paralysis; fatigue in speaking ;  burning chiefly in
 hands ; pulse small, rapid; nervous excitability , diar-
 rhoea ; colic  during menses; cough from lying on right
 side;  cough with  retching  and vomiting of  food;
 mucous cough.

            109.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
    Range.  Bad effects of anger, or onanism ; mercu-
 rial diseases ; scrofula ; diseases of bones ;  eruptions ;
 hysteria; prosopalgia; gastric troubles.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    Inflammation of bones ; hemiphlegia from anger ;
 chronic miliaria; dry tetters on joints; engorgement of
 glands; unhealthy  skin; boils;  night sweats; tears;
 easily offended ; irascible; moist foetid tinea with vio-
 lent itching;  inflammation of the edges of the eyelids,
 also nodes ;  gluing of lids at night; cold in head with
ulcers in  nostrils;  pain  in  face from teeth to eyes;
 swelling of  lips;  swelling of submaxillary glands ;
 toothache with swelling of cheeks and glands of lower
jaw;  toothache immediately  after  eating; gnawing
pain of carious teeth ;  voracity;  nausea; load at sto-
mach ;  swelling of inguinal  glands;  constipation;
                       11 
122
STRAMONIUM.
dysentery ; diarrhoea; frequent passing of urine drop
by drop ; painful urination ; hoarseness ;  cough with
purulent expectoration ;  oppression  and agitation  in
chest; swelling of [glands of neck, nape and axilla.

                    Curative.
    Evening chill; tertian  with bitter taste, bleeding
gums, anorexia and constipation ; deafness from mercu-
rial swelling of tonsils ; nodes on gums ; large belly in
children ; gouty nodes on fingers.

            110.—STRAMONIUM.
    Range.  Convulsions ; epilepsy ; effects of measles ;
typhus ;  delirium tremens ; mania.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
    General.   Cramps ; catalepsy ;  St. Vitus' dance ;
convulsive jerkings ;  deep snoring sleep ; kneeling
position  in bed.
    Moral.  Bursts of laughter alternating with rage,
or groans ; desire to flee ; moral aggravation after au-
tumnal equinox ; blunting of all the senses; stupefac-
tion  with  internal agitation ;  delirium  with  terrible
visions ; odd fancies; devout mania.
    Head,  &c.  —ache with darkening of sight; throb-
bing in— with fainting ; convulsions ; eyes fixed  and
sparkling; dilated pupils; stoppage of nose ; face bloat-
ed with blood ;  stammering; spasm  in throat ;  consti-
pation ; suppression of urine ; opisthotonus ; convulsive
motions of arms above the head ; clenched fists ; trem-
bling of hands and feet; distortion of hands.

                     Curative.
    Convulsions with consciousness ; apathy ; desire of
society ; circumscribed redness of cheeks ; sneezing. 
             STRONTIANA.--SULPHUR.         123

             111.—STRONTIANA.

         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   Aching and fulness of stomach after eating.

               112.—SULPHUR.
  Range.  Constitutional disorders, dependent on re.
pelled eruptions; skin diseases; cachexias; dropsies;
asthritis; rheumatism; chronic suppurations  and ble-
norrhoea;  chronic disorders  of the  nervous  system;
mental  alienation;  chronic dizziness and  headache;
scrofulous ophthalmia; chronic disorders of the  di-
gestive  organs; hepatitis;  obstinate constipation or
diarrhoea ; haemorrhoidal affections; weakness  of the
sexual system;  menstrual derangements; obstinate
catarrhal affections; neglected pneumonia ; consump-
tion ; disorders from abuse  of mercury.
         PATHOGENETIC  AND CURATIVE.
   General.  Shootings in limbs, chiefly joints, with
stiffness ; straining  in limbs  as if  tendons were too
short; cracking in  joints,  chiefly of elbow and knee ;
inflammation of joints ; crawling in  calves and arms ;
numbness ; palpitation in  muscles ; jerks and shocks
chiefly while sitting or lying ; spasms ; epilepsy with
stiffness ; fainting ;  trembling ; stooping gait; emacia-
tion ; sensibility to wind  ; periodic troubles.
   Skin. Itching worst at  night in bed ;  eruption like
that  often  following vaccination ;   scabbing tetters ;
itch  ;  miliaria ;  urticaria ; liver  spots ; chilblains ;
warts; chaps; excoriation ; ulcers with raised borders,
surrounded by  itching pimples, and bleeding easily ;
proud flesh; inflammation of glands ;  dislike of washing.
   Sleep.   Somnolence in the afternoon or evening ; 
124
SULPHUR.
yawning; sleeplessness; light—; late morning—; un-
refreshing—; jerks and starts in—; illusions  of sense
on awaking;  frightful dreams.
   Fever.  Shivering;  cold  hands;  flushes;  heat,
evening, night or morning, with circumscribed redness
of cheeks and  thirst; during  fever, palpitation, deli-
rium, weakness and thirst, also  before the shivering;
copious sweats day and night;  sweating easily by ex-
ercise ;  partial or sour sweats.
   Moral.  Melancholy ; weeping;  remorse; fits  o
anguish, chiefly evening ; timidity ; moroseness ; irri-
tability ; indecision,  weakness of memory ; monoma-
nia ; delirium, with picking the clothes.
   Head.  Confusion;  staggering;  sensibility, chiefly
in crown; fulness and pressure chiefly  in fore—; feel-
ing as if— would break;  pulling and  shooting; con-
gestion ; buzzing  and roaring ; one-sided pains,  or
frontal; unfitness for thinking ; daily —aches, aggra-
vated by motion,  open air, and thinking; coldness,
sometimes only on spots; falling of hair.
   Eyes.  Aching;  itching and burning; the pains
in— often extend into the head and are increased by
motion and light; inflammation ; ulceration of edges of
lids; darkened cornea; lachrymation or dryness; mucus;
morning contraction of lids ; veil before— ; presbyopia;
photophobia.
   Ears.  Drawing or shooting ; hardness of hearing,
chiefly for human voice ; stoppage on one side ;  buzz-
ing and roaring.
   Nose. Inflammation, chiefly of end of—; stoppage,
sometimes only  one-sided ;  dryness;  coryza,  dry  or
flowing, with much mucus ; blowing out blood ; bleed-
ing. 
                    &u i.rii u u.                 125

   Face.   Pale, red, or swollen ■ pimples ; freckles ;
swelling of lips or jaws.
   Teeth. Drawing or throbbing in carious—;  tooth-
ache often extends to  ears  or  head,  and is  worst at
night ; painful looseness of— ; swelling of gums with
throbbing.
   Mouth, &c.  Aphthae; tongue dry and chapped ;
pressure as if something were in throat; feeling as if
the throat were narrowed ■ taste in morning chiefly
sour, putrid or sweetish ; food bitter, salt, or insipid ;
disgust  at meat;  dislike  of sweet or sour;  thirst;
voracity ;  after eating, oppression  of chest, nausea,
cramp in stomach, colic, bloating, vomiting, &c. &c.
   Stomach.  Continual belchings, chiefly after fcod;
attempts at belching ; rumination ; water-brash, chiefly
morning or after food; nausea and vomiting, chiefly
after eating.
   Abdomen.  Shootings in liver and spleen ;  swell-
ing and hardness in liver ; stone in stomach ; shootings
in—, chiefly left side; pains in —, chiefly  night,  or
after food, eased by bending ; — tender to touch ; fixed
wind, chiefly left side ;  rumbling  ; inflammation  of
inguinal glands; hernia.
   Stools. Constipation; tenesmus; diarrhoea at night,
with colic and tenesmus ; mucous— ; falling of rectum;
piles.
   Urine.  Frequent  desire to  pass— ; wetting bed ;
blood and mucus along with— ; burning and shootings
in urethra;  mucus from urethra.
   Sexual.  Excoriation between  thighs and groins;
weakness of— function; prostatic fluid with  urine ;
pressure on  female — parts, or  itching and  burning ;
menses too quick, weak or suppressed, with colic,
headache, and pain in sacrum; headache before menses;
                         11* 
126
SULPHUR.
menses too pale or of sour smell;  leucorrhcea; rawness
and itching of nipples.
   Cough.  Hoarseness ;  crawling and tickling  in
larynx;  voice  hoarse  and whispering, or quite gone ;
dry— with retching, vomiting and cramp in chest.
   Cough.  Mucous—;  —with  haemoptysis;  raw-
ness or shootings in chest, with—.
   Chest. Fits of dyspnoea and choking chiefly at night
when lying,  or even asleep ; feeling of stone in chest,
chiefly in  morning ; periodic  spasms in— ;  weakness
in— chiefly  while speaking; shootings in—, or breast
bone, extending to back or left side, especially while
coughing or  drawing a deep breath ;  pains of—, chiefly
in left side •  burning rising to face ;  palpitation.
   Trunk.  Sprained or bruised feeling in sacrum ;
pain in back after working • drawing and stiffness  in
sacrum.
   Extremities.  Jerks in shoulders, hands and fin-
gers ;  keen drawing and shooting in joints and muscles
of arms, hands, &c. •  crawling  or swelling of arms;
itching miliaria on arms ; paralytic weakness of arms
and hands ;  swelling of hands and thumbs ;  trembling
of hands ; sweat in hands and between fingers; large
shining swelling of fingers ; fingers dead  ; lively draw-
ing in legs ;  heaviness of legs ; tightness in tendons of
hough ;  paralytic weakness of legs and knees; itching
miliaria  on legs ; varices ; crawling in legs and calves ;
shootings in  feet;  cold feet, or burning ; cold sweat  on
feet;  crawling  at end  of  toes ; large shining swelling
of toes.

                    Curative.
   Erysipelas ; livid spots from  the slightest bruise ;
bright scarlet  over the whole body;  pale humours; 
   SULPH. ACID.--TART. EMET.--TH. OCCID.  127

inflammation of bones ; nodes from swelling of the sub-
cutaneous glands, chiefly  on  breast; hard rapid  full
pulse ;  dry thick yellow itching scabs on scalp ; ulcers
on cornea ;  darkening of crystalline lens ; myopia ;
yellow sclerotic ; pus from ears ; rawness behind ears ;
phlegmonous erysipelas in face ; itching oozing tetter
on face ■ hepatic spots on upper lip; hard  round tumour
on gums, with  flow  of pus and  blood ; fondness for
wine  in  drunkards ; sugar aggravates  the pains in
stomach,  &c. ; hiccough ; swelling of spleen ; incar-
cerated hernia ; purulent  stools; suppressed or scanty
urine ; red wine with deposit; straining drop by drop
of bloody urine ; foetid sweat on sexual parts; rawness
and oozing on  scrotum; glands  of breast inflamed  ;
febrile cough,  with haemoptysis; mucous rattle in
chest; distortion of spine; nodes on fingers; whitlow;
pain in hip ; large shining swelling of knee ; transpa-
rent swelling of legs ; erysipelas of leg and foot; burn-
ing inveterate ulcers  on legs and feet; cold stiff toes.

         113.—SULPHURIS  ACIDUM.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   Ecchymosis; chronic inflammation of eyes; aphthae;
inguinal  hernia much protruded ; chronic  looseness;
menses too quick  and copious; cough, with haemopty-
sis ; roughness in throat and larynx ; dyspnoea.

                    Curative.
   Excoriation.

       114.—TARTARUS EMETICUS.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Eruption of pustules  like  varioloid; somnolence  ; 
 128      TH. OCCID.--VERATRUM ALBUM.

 bitter taste in mouth ; continual nausea; vomiting of
 sour and bitter materials, chiefly at night;  diarrhoea
 and debility.
                     Curative.
    Paralysis of lungs.

       115.—THUIA OCCIDENTALIS.
         PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
    Jerking of limbs and muscles; tearing and throb-
 bing as if from ulceration ;  aggravation from rest and
 heat of bed; late sleep from  agitation and dry heat :
 painful dreams; despondency ; scabs in nose; painful
 swelling of glands  of groin ;  constipation of several
 days ;  tenesmus ; hard stool;  humid itching  condylo-
 mata on  gland and prepuce; ulcers like chancres on
 prepuce ; painful erections, night and morning ; palpi-
 tation, with nausea; tearing throbbing from  shoulder
 to fingers ; the pains in arm  are aggravated  when it
 hangs, and in heat.
                    Curative.
   Condylomata on  eyebrows ; ranula • ulcers in throat
 like chancres ; condylomata on arms ; warts on mouth
 of womb.

        116.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
   Range.  Bad effects of quinine ; hysteria;  spasms;
gastric, or intermittent fever ;  mania; megrim ; spora-
dic,  or Asiatic  cholera; dysmenorrhoea; puerperal
fever ;  hernia ;  whooping-cough.

        PATHOGENETIC AND  CURATIVE.
   General.  Paralytic pain in limbs; aggravation 
VERATRUM ALBUM.            129
from rising, alleviation from lying down ;  sudden sink-
ing of strength ;  excessive chronic debility ; fainting.
   Skin, &c. Dry eruptions like itch ; general chill and
cold clammy sweats ; fever with internal heat; during
the heat, continual coma, or delirium, with red face.
   Moral.  Excessive anguish and remorse ;  despair;
mania;  fits of erotic, or devout madness ; delirium.
   Head. —ache with pale face, nausea and vomiting;
sensibility of the hair; icy  coldness  on the  crown;
cold sweat on face.
   Face.  Icy  coldness of nose ;  alternate redness,
paleness, burning,  and  dark red;  toothache, with
swollen— &c.
   Appetite, &c.  Thirst after cold drinks ; voracity;
fondness for acids, and fruits ; loss of voice.
   Vomiting.  Nausea ; violent—with continued nau-
sea ; great exhaustion, and need of lying down ; —of
food; bitter — ; —of froth, and green and yellow or
white  mucus;  excessive anguish  in  pit of stomach ;
hernia.
   Stool, &c.  Constipation ; violent and painful di-
arrhoea  after—,  preceded and followed by  cuttings ;
during—great weakness, cold and shivering, paleness,
cold sweat  on forehead, &c; feeling as if beaten in
sacrum  and back ;  icy hands  or feet; violent cramps
in calves and feet.

                     Curative.
   Fits of pain, attended by delirium ;  pains intolerable
in the heat  of the bed, alleviated by rising, and going
off by walking, generally commencing about 4 or 5 a.
m. ;  pains worst in vernal and autumnal storms •  epi-
lepsy ; whitish color of skin; intermittent chill; chill
at first with much thirst, followed by chill alternating 
130  VERBASCUM--VIOLA TRICOLOR--ZINC.

with heat,  then permanent heat, with thirst ; fever
with vomiting  and  diarrhoea,  or  with constipation ;
during chill vertigo,  nausea, and  pains in back  and
sacrum •  fever before midnight, and  in morning, quo-
tidian, tertian, or quartan; pulse slow and almost ex-
tinct, or  small, rapid, and intermittent; blindness  at
night ; yellow face; one cheek red, the other pale ; cold
sweat on face ;  tongue dry, blackish and cracked ; yel-
low  tongue ;  the least  food provokes vomiting  and
purging ; while eating, nausea with hunger and pres-
sure at stomach ;  after eating,  hiccough,  desire  to
vomit and rising of bitter fluid  ; one drop of liquid  or
the least motion provokes vomiting; great sensitive-
ness  of  belly to  touch ; belly  hard  and bloated;
menses  set  in with  diarrhoea, nausea  and  chills;
menses suppressed, with delirium ; whooping-cough.

             117.—VERBASCUM.
                    Curative.
   Feeling  of stoppage in larynx  and  nose, with
hoarseness ; catarrh with hoarseness and loaded chest;
cough while  asleep, usually rough and dry, or hollow
and  dull.
          H8._VIOLA TRICOLOR.
                    Curative.
   Scabs on  face, with  burning itching, especially  at
night, and oozing of a yellow thick pus.

                  119—ZINC.
         PATHOGENETIC AND CURATIVE.
   Unrefreshing sleep ; desire to sleep in morning;
fantastic  dreams; night sweats ;  aversion for  work; 
ZINC.                    131
soreness in scalp j baldness ; tearing in ear ; buzzing;
swollen nose ;  aching  in teeth as if sore ;  bleeding
gums ;  blood spitting;  salt taste ■ flatulence,  espe-
cially  after eating ; constipation ;  diarrhoea ; testicles
drawn back ; palpitation ; violent  pains in region of
kidneys and back  ; rheumatic pains in shoulder, arms,
and dry skin, with chapped hands ; chilblains.
                     Curative.
   Feeling of  cold  in  bones; ganglions; apt to per-
spire by day; thoughts of death as if near ; raw feeling
in head ; also buzzing • falling of upper eyelids ; loose
teeth ;  involuntary stool ; urine stops  just after begin-
ning to flow ;  involuntary passing of urine, especially
while  walking; menses  too  quick  or  suppressed;
menses  set in  with colic; during menses inflation;
irregular  motions of heart; and shocks with suffoca-
tion ; feeling of palsy in  arm; tetter on hands ; stiff-
ness of foot after sitting. 
 
             REPERTORY.
-   •            k^±l_____   "

ABORTION. Am.6eZZ.bry. cham. cocc. croc. ferr.
    hvosc. ipec. nux v. sabin. secal. sep. zinc.
AMAUROSIS  (drop serene).  Bell. cole. chin,  dulc,
    mere,  nitri  ac.  phos.  puis, r h u s . ruta. sil.
    sulph.
   Congestive, bell, (euphr.) (sep.) sulph.
   Torpid, bell. chin. mere. ruta. sulph.
ANAPHRODISIA  (loss of sexual desire).  See sex-
     ual desire.
ANGINA  (sore  throat),  angina  faucium.  Aeon.
     bar. c.  bell,  canth.  cham.  mere. mez. nux. v
     phos. ac. puis.
   Putrid angina.  Ars.—from abuse of mercury, ZieZZ.
     hep.  s. c.  iod. nitri  ac. sulph.
____ Membranacea (Croup).  Aeon,  carbo  v.   hep.
     s. c. phos.  spongia (aeon, and spong. are the lead-
     ing remedies, and are usually given in alternation,
     at short intervals).  (Compare Millar's Asthma.)
 ---- Pectoris.   (Ars.)
 ANOSMIA  (loss  of  smell).  Puis.—with catarrh,
     puis.
 APHONIA (loss of voice).   Bar.  c. bell, phos
     verat  (See Hoarseness.)
                         12 
134
REPERTORY.
APHTHAE (sore mouth).  Ars. borax, bryon. chin.
    mere, nitri. ac. nux v. sulph. sulph. ac. th uj.
    Compare ulcers.
  Thrush.  Borax, mere, nux v. sulph. sulph. ac.
APOPLEXY.  Arn. bar.  c.  bell.  cocc. nux v.  op.
    puis. tart. emet.  Commotion of the brain, arn.
    Compare Paralysis.
APPETITE, Bulimy (unnatural hunger). Bry. calc.
    chin. cina. cocc. iod. kali c. lye. mere. nux. v.
    oleand.  petr. sabad.  sil.  sulph.  vera t.—with
    worms, calc. cina, nux v. sil.
  Anorexia  (loss of appetite). Aeon. amm. c.  ant.
    crud. bell. bry. calc.  cham. chin,  ignat. ipec.
    lye.  mere. natr. m. nux v.  phos. puis.  rhus.
    sep.  sil.  sulph. verat.—with gastric symptoms,
    ant.  crud.  bry. chin,  ipec.  nux.  v. puis.
    sulph.—with debility, chin.
ARTHRITIS (rheumatic gout).  Aeon. ant. arn. ars.
    bell. bry. calc. carb. a. caus. chin. cocc. colch.
    coloc. ferr. guaj. hep. iod.  1 e d. mang. mer. nux v.
    phos. phos. ac. puis.  rhod. rhus. sab. sass.
    stap. sulph.
  Podagra (gout in the feet).  Arn. bry.  led. sabin,
    verat.—compare Rheumatism.
ASCAR1DES. See Helminthiasis.
ASCITES.   See Dropsy.
ASPHYXIA  (apparent  death),  from a fall.  Am.
    From  suffocation,  op.  bell.  From cold, ars.
    carb. v,
ASTHMA.  Amm. c. arn. ars. bell. bry. calc. cham.
    chin. cupr. f e r. ipec. 1 a u r. nux v. op. phos. puis.
    sab. samb. spig. sul. tart. ver.
----  Of Millar, (distinguished from Croup by absence
    of fever). Ipec. samb. mosch. 
REPERTORY.
135
ATROPHY.   Ars. bar. c. bell. calc. hep. s. c. iod.
    phos. puis. sil. sulph.  Compare Phthisis.

BALDNESS  (Alopecia).  Ars.  bar. calc. graph, hep.
    kali. nat. m. pet. phos. sep. sil. sul.
BLENORRHCEA  (mucous discharge from  urethra or
    vagina).
---- From urethra (gonorrhoea).  Agn. bals. cap. cann.
    canth. caps. mer. nit. ac. sep. sul.
---- From vagina (leucorrhcea whites).  Alum, bo v.
    calc. car.  a carb. v. caus.  chin. cocc.  con. fer.
    grap. kali. lye.  nux v. pul.  sep. sil. sul.
BLINDNESS.  See Amaurosis.
BLOOD-SPITTING  (Haemoptysis).  Aeon.  arn.
    bell. bis.  bry. chin. dul. ferr. hyos. ipec. led.
    lye. nux v. nux m. phos. puis.  rhus.  sab.  sul.
    zinc.  Compare Haemorrhage from the  Lungs.
BOILS.  Arn. bell. lye. mer.  nit.  ac. phos. sil.
    sul.
BRAIN.  Inflammation  of—.  See Inflammation.
BREATHING. Difficulty of—.  See Asthma.
BRONCHITIS.  See Inflammation.
BREASTS (female) sore nipples.  Arn. bry. cham.
    grap. lye. phos. pul. sul.
----  Inflammation of—.  See  Inflammation of the
    Mammae.

CANCER.  Ars.  bell. carb.  an.  con.  phos. sep.
    sil. sul.
CALCULUS.  See Stone.
CARBUNCLES.  Ars.   Compare Boils.
CARDIALGIA.   Bry.  calc.  carbo v. cham.  con.
    chin, ignat. nux v. puis. sep. sil. sulph.
CARDITIS.   See Inflammation of the Heart. 
136
REPERTORY.
CARIES  (rottenness of bones).  Asa. ang.  aur.
    calc. dulc. lye. mer.  phos. phos.  ac.  sil.
    sul.  Compare Inflammation of Bones.
CATALEPSY (total suspension of sense and motion,
    with waxlike flexibility of limbs).  Cham,  stram.
CATARACT (opacity  of crystalline lens).  (Can-
    waft), caust. con. puis, sulph.
CATARRH  (mucous discharge).
  Coryza (cold in  the head).   Alum.  amm. c.  ars.
    bell. cham.  euph. hep. s. c. ignat. ipec. lach.
    lye. mere. mez. natr. c. nitr. ac. n. vom. phos.
    puis. sil. samb. sulph.
  Flowing, acrid.  Ars.  mere. mez.
  Gravedo (dry coryza).  Bell. cham.  ipec.  n. vom.
    nitr. ac. phos. puis. sil. samb.  sulph.  (Com-
    pare Angina and Cough.)
----  of the air passages.  See Bronchitis and Phthisis
    pituitosa.
----  of the bladder. Amb. bals. cop. cann. dulc.
    caps. mere.  nitr. ac. nux v. sulph.   Compare
    Blenorrhoea.
 CEPHALALGIA.  See Headache.
 CHLOROSIS.  See troubles of Menstruation.
 CHICKEN POX.  See Fevers eruptive.
 CHILD BED PAINS.
 ----  inefficient.  Belt. cham. coff. nux v. nux m. puis.
 ---- absent.  Op. puis.  sec.
 ---- after.   Arn.  calc. cham. coff. nar v. puis.
 ---- too violent.  Coff. puis.
 CHILD-BED FEVER.  See Fevers.
 CHOLERA (sporadic, violent vomiting and diarrhoea).
     Ars. cham.  chin,  coloc. dul. ipec. mer. ver.
 ---- (Asiatic or epidemic).  Ars. bell, camph. canth
     car. v. cham. cic. cup.  ipec.  1 aur.  nux v.
     eec. ver. 
REPERTORY.
137
CHOLERA (Cholerine, or diarrhoea in the epidemic).
    Phos. phos. acid. sec.
CHOREA  (St. Vitus' dance, or  St. Guy's).•>  Bell.
    calc. caust.chin. cocc. croc.cup. hyos. ign. nux.
    v. rhus. stram.
CORNEA, spots on.   See Eye.
CORYZA.  See Catarrh.
CORNS.  See Eruptions.
COLIC  (enteralgia;  pains in  belly).   Ars.  bell.
    car. v. cham. cocc. coloc.  hyos. lye. nux v. phos.
    puis. sec. ver. zinc.
----  (of painters ; lead  colic).  Alum,  (bell.)  op.
    (plat.)
COMA (lethargic sleep).   See Sleep.
■---  Vigil (apparent sleep).  See Sleep.
CONCUSSION  OF BRAIN.  See Apoplexy.
 CONDYLOMATA.  See Sycocis.
CONSTIPATION.   Bry.  calc.  cann.  car. v.  cocc.
    con. graph,  lye. nux v.  op. plum. sep. sul. ver.
    zinc.
CONVULSIONS.  See Spasms.
COXALGIA (hip-joint pain).  Bell. bry. calc. coloc.
    mer. rhus. sul.
COXARTHROCACE (hip-jointdisease). Coloc. bell.
    (calc.) (hep.) mer. (phos. ac.) (rhus.) sil. sulp.
CRAMPS.  See  Spasms.
CROUP.  See Angina Membranacea.
CRUSTA LACTEA (milk crusts).  See Eruptions.
CYANOSIS (blue disease).  Dig.
CYSTITIS.  See Inflammation  of the Bladder.
COUGH, dry.  Aeon.  amm. m. arn. ars. bell. bry.
    caps. calc.  carbo veg. cham. cina. cupr. dig.
    hep. s. c.  hyosc.  ignat.  ipec.  iod.  lye.  mere.
                        12* 
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REPERTORY.
    nux mosch. nux v. phos. puis.  rhus.  sil.  spig.
    spong. sulph. verat.
COUGH dry, spasmodic. Bell. cina. cupr. dros. hep.
    s. c. ipec. 1 a u r. n u x. v. verat.
---- with expectoration of mucus.  Amb. ars.  arg.
    bals.cop. bry. calc. cham. china,  cina. dros.
    iod. kali. lye. nux v.  phos. phos.  ac.puis,  scill.
    sil. stann.  sulph. tart.
---- with expectoration of pus.  Ars. calc. dros. ferr.
    lye.  kali. c.  nitr. phos. phos.  ac.  sep. s
    staph.
---- with expectoration of blood.  Aeon. am.  bell.
    bry. china, dros. ferr.  ipec. lye. phos. puis. rhus.
    sulph.  Compare Haemoptysis.
---- hooping —.  Aeon.  arn. bry. bell. carb.  v.
    cham. con. cupr. dros. ipec.  laur. n. vom.
    puis, plumb, acet. tart, verat.
    Compare Catarrh, Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pneu-
    monia, Phthisis, &c.

DEAFNESS,  (Cophosis Dysecoea, hardness of hear-
    ing).  Calc. coff. graph, led. mer. nit. ac. petr.
    phos.puis.  sil.  sul.
DELIRIUM.  Aeon. bell, hyosc. op.  stram. verat.
---- tremens.   Bell. calc. hyosc. nux  v. op.  stram.
DENTITION.  See Teething.
DIABETES (copious sweet urine).  See Urinet
DIAPHRAGMITIS.   See  Inflammation  of  Dia-
    phragm.
DIARRHOEA. Ars. bry.  calc. caps. cham. chin.
    dul. fer. ipec. mere. nitr. ac. nux. v.  phos. phos.
    ac.puis, rheum, rhus. sec. sep. sul. verat.
---- of young  children (cholera  infantum).  Ars<
    calc.  cham. chin. ferr. hep. s. c. ipec. nux v.
    mere.  sil. sulph. verat. 
REPERTORY.
139
 DIZZINESS (vertigo). Aeon. ant.  cam. bry.  bell.
     calc. graph, mere. natr. nux v. petrol, phos.
     puis. rhus. sil. sul. ver.
 DROPSY  (general  anasarca; dropsy of the cellular
     tissue, especially between the skin and muscles).
     Ars. chin, convol.  dig. dul. hell. mer. prun.
     spin. sam. cort. int. sul.
 ---- of the  belly  (ascites).   Ars. chin,  colch.
     dig. hell.  kale. led. lye.  mer. spon. sul.
 ---- of the brain (Hydrocephalus).  Aeon. arn.  ars.
     bell. hell. mere.
 ---- of the chest  (hydrothorax).  Ars. carb. v. colch.
     dig. hell.  kali. mer. sen. spig.
 DYSENTERY (bloody flux).  Arn. ars. bar. m. caps.
     carb. v. chain,  colch. coloc. dulc.  hep. mer.
     mer. sub. nux v.  puis. rhus. staph, sulph.
 DYSPEPSIA (troubles of digestion).  Ars. bell. bry.
     calc.  c a r b. v. dig. lach. lye. nux v. petrol, phos.
     puis.  rhus. sep. sil. sul. ver.
 DYSPNOEA.   See Asthma.
 DYSURIA.  See  Urine.

 ECLAMPSIA (convulsion fit).  Aeon, angus. arn. ars.
     aur. bell.  calc. caust.  cham. c i c.  cocc. cup.
     hyos. ign. ipec. mosc. nux v. op. stram. ver.
 ENTERITIS.   See Inflammation.
 ENURESIS (See Urine.)
 EPILEPSY (Falling sickness).  Agar. arg. ars. bell.
     calc. camph. caus. cham. cic. cin.  cocc. cup.
     hyos. ign. ipec. lach. mer nux. v. op. plum. sec. sep.
     sil. stan. stram. sulph. verat.
EPISTAXIS (nose bleeding).   See Haemorrhages.
EROTOMANIA  (lascivious  madness).    Canth.
     graph,  lye. nat. m.  nux.  v. ph os. plat. puis
    sil. sulph. ver. 
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REPERTORY.
ERUPTIONS.
  Carbuncled face.   Rhus. ruta.
  Chaps  (rhagades). Alum. calc. cycl. graph, hep.
    lye. mere. petr. rhus. sulph. zinc.
  Chilblains.  Agar. bell. arn.  carb. v. cycl. nit. ac.
    petr. phos. puis. rhus. sulph thuy.
  Corns.   Amm. c. ant. bar. c. calc. lye. natr .m. puis.
    phos. sulph.
  Erysipelas.  Aeon. bell. cham. gr a ph. hep. lach"
    pu Is . rhus. sil. sul.
  Itch.  Carb. t.caus. hep. mere.  rhus. sep. sul.
  M Ik Crusts  (crusta  lactea).  Ars. bar.  c.  bell.
    calc. cic.graph, hep. lye. mere. sass. sulph.
    viola, t.
  Miliary.  Aeon. bell. bry. cham. ipec. sulph.
  Pemphigus.  Bell. dulc. rhus. sep.
  Ring Worm (herpes circinatus).  Sep.
   Scald-head (tinea.)  Ars. bar.  c. calc.  graph.
    hep.  lye. natr. mur. petr. phos.   rhus. sep.
     sil. staph, sulph.
   Tetters (herpes)  Alum. ambr. ars. b o v . bry. calc.
     (caus.) clem. con. dulc. graph, hep. kreos. led
     lye. natr. nitr. ac. petr. rhus sulph.
   Ulcers.   Ars.  asa. bell.  calc. carb.  v. clem.
     con. graph.lye. mere. phos. ac. rhus. sil. sul.
   Urticaria (nettle rash). Aeon. ars. bry. c a 1 e. con.
     dulc. hep. lye. nux. v. rhus.
   W arts.  Calc.  caus.  dulc. natr. nitr. ac.  rhus. sep.
     thuy. sulph.
   Zona  (shingles).  Ars. graph, mere. rhus.
  ERYSIPELAS.   See Eruptions.
  EYE.  Inflam. of.  See Inflammations.
   Cornea (opacity of—.)  Ars. aur. calc.  cann. con.
      hep. euph.  lye. puis. sep. sil. sulph. 
REPERTORY.
141
  Hemeralopia (night blindness).   Bell. dig. hyos.
    puis, verat.
  Nyctalopia (day blindness).  Pho6ph. verat.  Com-
    pare Amaurosis.
EXPECTORATION.  See Cough.
FACE.   Cancer of, see Scirrhus.   Crusta  lactea, see
    Eruptions.  Erysipelas, see Eruptions.  Tic dolo
    eux, see Neuralgia.
FAINTING.  See Syncope.
FALLING SICKNESS.   See Epilepsy.
FAT.  Disposition to (in children).   Calc.
FEVERS.
  Catarrhal.  Aeon. ars. bell. cham. caust. canth.
    ignat. mere. mix. v. phos. puis.  Compare Catarrh.
    Eruptive.
    Chicken Pox. Aeon. bell.
    Measles. Aeon. bell, bry .puis, sulph.
    Scarlet Fever. Aeon. ars. bell. mere, phosph.
    stram.
    Small Pox.  Aeon, ars .bell. mere. rhus. tart.
    zacinin (vaccine virus prepared homceopathically).
    Varioloid. See Small Pox. Consult also Eruptions.
  Gastric.  Aeon,  antoc.  bell.  bry.  cham.  ipec.
    mere. nux. v. puis.
  Hectic.  Ars. chin. phos. phos. ac. s il. sulph.
  Inflammatory.   Aeon. bell. bry.
  Intermittent.  Ant. cars,  caps,  carbo.  v. cina.
    chin. diad. ignat. ipec. natr. m. nux. v. op. puis.
    verat.
  Milk.  Aeon. bell. bry. cham. coff. puis. rhus.
  Nervous  and  Typhous.   Arn.  bell. bry.  camph.
    hy os , mere.  mur. ac.  nux v. op.  phos. ac .
    rhus. sp. nitr. dulc. stram. verat. 
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REPERTORY.
FEVERS.
  Puerperal (child  bed fever.)  Aeon. ars.  bell. bry.
    chin. cham. coff. mere. rhus. verat.
  Rheumatic. Aeon, antim.c. arn. ars.  bell. bry.
    caus. c h a m. d u 1 c. ignat. mere. nux. v. puis, rhus-
FLATULENCE.  Antim. c. carb. v. chin. cocc.
    graph,  lye.  natr. m. nitr. ac   nux.  mos.
    nux.v. phos. puis  sep.  sil. sulph.
FLUOR ALBUS.  See Blenorrhea from Vagina.
GALACTORRHEA.   See Milk.
GANGRENE (mortification).  Ars. chin.  sil. sec-
GASTRITIS.  See Inflammation of Stomach.
GASTRODYNIA.  See Heart-burn.
GLOSSITIS.  See Inflammation of Tongue.
GONORRHOEA.  See Blenorrhea from Urethra.
GOUT.  See Arthritis.
GOITRE.  See Struma.
HAEMORRHAGES (Discharge of Blood)
    from the Bowels, see Dysentery and Haemorrhoids.
---Ears.  Merc. puis.  Compare Otorrhcea.
----Eyes.  Bell.
----Lungs (Haemoptysis).  Aeon. arn.  ars.  bell. bry.
    china, ferr. ipec. ledum, millef. nitr. ac.
    nux. v . puis. rhus. sulph. ac.
---Nose (Epistaxis).  Aeon.  arn. amb.  bell, bry-
    carb.  veg.  china, croc.  ferr.  mosch. nux.  v.
      rhus. sep.
----Stomach (Haematemesis).  Aeon. ars.  hyosc. ipec.
    n ux v . puis, verat.
---Urethra (Hematuria). Ars. cann.  canth. ipec.
    lycop. mez.  millef. mere, phosph. ac.
----Womb (metrorrhagia). Bell. bry. carbo  an. cham.
    cinnam. china, croc.  ferr. ignat.  ipec.  plat.
    puis, sabin. secal.  sep. 
REPERTORY.
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 HEADACHE.   Aeon. arn. ars. aur.  ZieZZ.  bry.
    calc. carb.  v. chin.  cocc.  coloc.  dulc.
    mag.  c. mere. nux.  v. plat, petrol,  puis. rhus.
    sep. sil. sulph.
 HECTIC:  See Fever.
 HELMINTHIASIS (Worms).
  1. Ascarides (Thread Worm.  Calc. ferr. ignat. nux.
    v. sulph.
  2 Lumbrici (Long round  Worm).  Cic.  Cina.
    sabad. s p i g .
  3 Taenia (Tape Worm). Calc. carb. v. graph, mas
    filix. sabad. stann.
 HAEMOPTYSIS.  See Haemorrhages.
 HaEMATEMESIS.  See Haemorrhages.
 HEMATURIA.  See Uriue.
 HAEMORRHOIDS.   See Piles.
 HEARTBURN (Pyrosis, Water-brash).  Baryt.c.bry.
    calc.  carb. v.  natr. m. nitr.  ac. nux. v.  petr.
    p u 1 e. s e p . sil. sul.
 HEMIPLEGIA.   See  Palsy.
 HEPATITIS.  See  Inflammation of Liver.
 HERNIA  (Rupture).  Aeon. aur.  bell.  cocc. magn.
    nitr. ac. v. op. rhus. sil. sul.  verat.
HERPES  (Tetter).  See Eruptions.
HICCOUGH (Singultus).   Aeon.  bell.  bry.  hyosc.
    ignat.  nux v. puis, verat.
HOOPING COUGH.  See Cough.
HYDROPS.  See Dropsy.
HYDROTHORAX.  See Dropsy.
HYSTERIA.  Aur.  bry. calc. con. hyos. ignat.
    magn.  mur. nux. v. nux. mos. petr. ol. anim. puis.
    sep.  sul.
ISCHURIA.  See  Urine. 
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REPERTORY.
 ICTERUS  (Jaundice).   Aeon.  ars. aur.  bell. bry.
    cham. chin, digit, mer.  nux v. puis,  sulph.
 ILEUS  (Miserere Colic, vomiting  of excrements).
    Op. plum.
 IMPOTENCE.  Camph. chin.   con.  graph, lye.
    mags. aus. mur. ac. phos. ac. sep. sulph.
 INCONTINENCE OF URINE (Enuresis).  See Urine.
 INCUBUS (Nightmare).  Nux v. op. sulph.
 INFLAMMATION.
 ----   of Bladder (Cystitis).  Aeon, camph. cannab.
    canth. dig. dulc. pu Is . nux v.  sulph.
 --- of Bones (Ostitis).   Ang. asa, aur. bell.  calc.
    dulc. hep s. c. lye. mere. mez. nitr .ac. phospb.
    phos.  ac. rhus. sil.  staph, sulph.  compare
    Caries.
 --- of the Brain.   Aeon.  bell,  camph.  hyosc.
    mere, stram.
 --- of the Bronchi   Aeon. arn. ars. bar. c. bell.
    bry. calc. cann.  canth. caps.  carb.  v.  caus.
    cham.  chin. cin.  con.  cop.  bals. dros.  dul. ferr.
    hep.  hyos. ignat. iod. ipec. lach.  lye.  mang.
    mere. natr. natr. m.  nux v. petr. phos. phos.  ac.
    puis. rhus. sabin. sep. sil. spong. squill, stan n,
    staph, sulph. tart. ver. berb. Compare Cough.
--- of the Chest (Pleurisy).  Aeon. bry. squill.
--- of the  Lungs (Pneumonia).  Aeon. bry. cann.
    chin. mere. nitr. n. vom. phos. puis.  rhus. tart.
    sulph.
--- of the Diaphragm.  Bry. n. vom.
—— of the Ears.  Bell. cham. mere.  n. vom. puis.
--- of the  Eyes.
       Acute.   Aeon. bell. cham. euph. mere, nux
         v.  puis.
       Chronic.  Ars. calc. con.  caust.  hep. s. c
         nitr.ac. a e p. sulph. 
                   REPERTORY.               145

INFLAMMATION  of Glands.  An*  b ar. c. bell.
    carb. v. carb. an. cham. con. dulc. graph.
    hep. s. c. iod. mere, ni t. ac. plum. sil. spong. staph.
    sulph.
---- of Gums.  Bell. chin. mere. nuxv. sulph.
---of the Heart  (Carditis).  Aeon. ars. bry. can.
    caus.  cocc. puis. spig.
---of the Intestines (Enteritis).  Aeon. bell, bry
    cham. coloc. nux v. puis.  rhus.  verat.
---of the Iris (Iritis).   Bell, (clem.) mere.
----of the Kidnies  (Nephritis).  Ars. bell, cannab.
    canth. hep. s. c. nux. v. puis.
----of the   Knee  (Gonitis).   Arn. bry.  china.
    mere.  puis,  sulph.
---- of the Larynx (Laryngitis). Aeon.  ars. bell.
    calc.  canth.  carb. v. caust. dros.  hep.  s. c. iod.
    laur. mere.phos.  spong.
---of the  Liver  (Hepatitis).  Aeon.  bell. bry.
    cham. chin. mere, nux v.  tarax. sulph.
---- of the Lungs.   See of the  Chest.
---- of Mammae  (Mastitis).   Bell. bry.  carb. an.
    hep. mer. phos. puis. sil. s u 1 p.
---- of Marrow (spinal) (Myelitis).   Aeon. ars. bell.
    (bry.) (cocc.) dulc. nux  v. (puis.) (rhus.) (verat.)
----of the Mesentery (Mesenteritis).  Ars. bell. calc.
    mere. sil.
---- of the CEsophagus (Oesophagitis).   (Arn.) ars
    b e 11. br y. (cocc.) mere. mez. rhus.
---- of the  Ovaries  (Oophoritis.)   Aeon.  bell. bry.
    graph, mere. plat.
---- of the Palate.  See Angina.
---- of the Parotids  (Parotitis). Bell. calc. carb. v
    cham.con. mere. kali. puis. rhus. sil. sulph.
                         13 
146
REPERTORY.
INFLAMMATION.
---- of the Peritoneum (Peritonitis). Aeon. ars. bell.
     bry. cham. hyos. ipec. nux. v. rhus.
--- of the Pharynx.   See Angina.
---- of the Pleura.  See of the Chest.
---- of the Prepuce. (Bell.) cann. mer. (rhus.) sulph.
---- of the Psoas (Psoitis).  (Aeon.) ars. (bry.) coloc.
     mere, (puis.) (rhus.) s i 1.
--- of the Spleen (Splenitis).  Aeon. am.  ars. bry.
     carb. v. c h i n. ignat. nux v. sulph.
---- of the Stomach (Gastritis).  See Dyspepsia and
     Gastric fever.
---- of the  Testicle  (Orchitis).   Arn. aur. clem.
     con. mere. nux. vom. puis, staph, zinc.
----  of the Throat.  See Angina.
----  of the Tongue (Glossitis).  Bell. mere.
----  of the Tonsils (Tonsillitis).  See Angina.
___  of Trachea  (Tracheitis).  See Angina  Mem-
    branacea, and Bronchitis.
----  of the Urethra (Urethritis).  See Gonorrhoea.
----  of  the Uterus  (Metritis).  Aeon. bell,  (bry.)
     (cham.) nux. v. (puis.) (rhus.)
----  of the Vagina.  See Leucorrhcea.
____of the Vulva. Aeon. ars. bell. mere. nitr.  ac. rhus.
----  of Wounds (Traumatic).  Arn. staph.
INSANITY.   See  Mania.
INTERMITTENT fever.  See Fevers.
ISCHIAS. Aeon.  bell. calc. canth. caust. cham. co-
    loc. mere. nux. v. rhus.
LABOR PAINS.  See Child-bed Pains.
LARYNGITIS. See Inflammations.
LETHARGY.  See Sleep.
LEUCORRHCEA.   See Blenorrhoea.
LOINS, pain in.   See Lumbago.  See Rheumatism,
    Labor Pains, &c. 
REPERTORY.
147
 LUMBAGO.  Arn.  bry. nux. v. puis. rhus. stram.
     sulph.
 LUNGS (Inflam.) of.  See Inflammation of the Chest.
   Consumption of.   See Phthisis.

 MADNESS.  See Mania.
 MAMMaE.  See Breasts.
 MANIA.   Aeon.  ars.  bell.  cann.  hyosc.  nux
     vom. op. plat, p u 1 s. stram.  sulph. verat. Com-
     pare Delirium.
 MARASMUS.  Ars. bell. chin. cin. ferr. graph. lye.
     nux vom. rhus. sulph. Compare Atrophy.
 MEASLES.  See Fevers  Eruptive.
 MELANCHOLY.  See Mania.
 MENSTRUATION, Suppressed.  Calc. cocc. con,
     graph,  iod. kali. op.puis. sep. sulph.
 ----  too   early.    Bell.  bry.  calc.   carb.  v.
     chain, croc.  ferr.  ignat. ipec.  kali, nux v
    phos. plat. sep. s abi n. sulph.  verat.
 ----too abundant.   Bell. bry.  calc. carb. v. cham.
     chin.  croc. ferr. hyos.  ignat.  ipec. lye.  nux
     m. nux v. phos. plat, sabin.  sep.  secal.  stram.
     sulph.  Compare Metrorrhagia under Haemorr-
     hages.
 ----too  late.  Caust. graph,  kali.  lye. natr.  m.
     (petr.) puis. sil. sulph. zinc.
 ----too sparing.  Con. ferr. graph, ignat. lye. mere.
    puis. sil. sulph.
 METEORISMUS   (Tympanitis).  Carb. v. chin, co-
     loc. lye. nux.  v. sulph.
 METRITIS.  See Inflammation of Womb.
 MESENTERITIS.  See  Inflammation of Mesentery.
 METRORRHAGIA.  See Haemorrhage.
MILK   (Morbid affections of). 
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REPERTORY.
MILK want of (Agalactia). Aeon. bell. bry.  calc.
    caus. cham. mere. puis. rhus.
—— excess of (Galactorrhea). Bry.  puis. rhus.
----Drying up of.   Puis. bell. bry. calc.
---Crusts.  See Eruptions.
---Leg.   See Phlegmasia Alba Dolens.
MILIARY Eruption.  See Eruptions.
MILLAR'S.  Asthma.   See Asthma.
MORTIFICATION.  See Gangrene.
MUMPS.   See Inflammation of Parotids (parotitis.)
MYELITIS.  See Inflammation of Spinal Marrow.
MOLES.  (Bell.) (canth.)

NECROSIS.  See Inflammation of Bone. (Ostitis).
NIGHT BLINDNESS.  See Eye.
NOSE BLEEDING. See Epistaxis, Haemorrhages.
NEPHRITIS.  See Inflammation of Kidneys.
NEURALGIA  (Pain in a  nerve). Ars.  6eZZ. bry.
    coloc. mere. mez. nux. v. phos. puis. rhus.
    spig.

ODONTALGIA.  (Toothache.) Aeon. bar. c. bell.
    calc. caus. cham. chin, coff, euph. hyos. mgs.
    arc.  mag. c. mere. mez. nux. v. plat. puis. rhus.
    sabin. sep. sil. spig.  staph, sulph. verat.
OEDEMA   See Dropsy of Cellular Tissue
OTITIS.  See Inflammation of Ears.
OTORRHCEA.  Bell. calc. hep. s. c. mere. nitr. ac.
    puis. sil. sulph.
OOPHORITIS.  See Inflammation of Ovaries.

PALPITATION of the heart.  Aeon. ars. aur. bell.
    calc. cann. ferr. nux. v. ignat. ly c.phos. puis.
    sep. spig. sulph. verat. 
REPERTORY.
149
PALSY.  See Paralysis.
PARALYSIS.   Arn. bar. c. bell, caust.  cocc.
     n. vom. rhus. s i 1. sulph.
----from Apoplexy.  Arn. bell. cocc. nux. v. rh u s.
    Compare Apoplexy.
PAROTITIS.  (Mumps).   See Inflammations.
PEMPHIGUS.  See Eruptions.
PERITONITIS. See Inflammation of the Peritoneum.
PETECHIA.  Ars. bry. kreos. rhus.
PHARYNGITIS (Inflammation of the Gullet).  See
    Inflammation.
PHLEGMASIA ALBA DOLENS (Milk leg.)  Arn.
    ars. bell, (dig.) puis. rhus.
PHRENITIS.  See Inflammation of Brain.
PHTHISIS (Consumption).  Arn. ars. bell. calc. carb.
    v. chin. dulc. ferr.  hep. s. c. hyos. kali. lach. led.
    ly c. mere. nitr. a c. phos. sep. sil. stann. sulph.
---- Tuberculosa (Tubercular Consumption).  (Ars.)
    calc. (chin.) kali. phos.
----  Pituitosa.  Ars.  chin. dulc.iod. phos. puis.
    seneg. stann.
PILES.  Aeon.  amm.  c. ant. ars. bell. calc. carb.v.
    caust. cham. graph, kali, m u r. ac. n i tr.ac. nux.
    v. petr. puis. sep. sulph.
PNEUMONIA.  See Inflammation of Lungs.
PODAGRA.   See Arthritis.
PROLAPSUS RECTI  (Falling of the Fundament).
    Ignat. mere. nux. v. sep. sulph.
---- Uteri (Falling of  Womb).  Aur. b e 11. nux v.
    sep.
---- Vagina (Falling of Vagina).   Merc. nux. v.
PROSOPALGIA.  See Neuralgia.
PSOITIS.  See Inflammation of Psoas.
PURPURA Haemorrhagica.  Ars. bry. kreos. rhus.
                        13* 
150
REPERTORY.
RICKETS (Rachitis). Ars. asa. f. bell. calc. lyc. mere.
    mez. nitr. ac. petr. phos. phos. ac. puis. rhus.  sil-
    staph, sulph.
RHAGADES.   See Eruptions.
RHEUMATISM.  Aeon.  ant. arn. ars.  bell,  bry
    carb. v. caust. cham. chin. ferr. hep  s. c. ignat.
    lyc. nux v. phos.  puis. rhod. rhus . sass.  sep.
    sil. sulph.   Compare Arthritis.

SATYRIASIS.  See Sexual desire.
SCABIES (Itch).  See Eruptions.
SCARLET FEVER.  See Fevers Eruptive.
SCIRRHUS.   See Cancer.
SEXUAL Desire,  excess  of.  (Satyriasis.)   Canth
    carb.  v. chin. cocc. coff. graph, hyos. lach. lyc.
    natr.  m. mosc.  nux. v. op. plat. plum. puis, sabin.
    sil. staph, sulph. verat.
--- Loss of (Anaphrodisia).   Agnus, camph. cocc.
    graph, kali. lyc. mag. c. mosch. mgs. aust.
    sulph.
SLEEP, want of.  Aeon. bell. coff. hyos. ign. mosc.
    nux. v. op. puis.
----Lethargic (Coma).)  Bar. c. bell. cham. lach. nux.
    v. op. puis.
----Apparent  (Coma Vigil).   Ars. bell. cham. hep.
    s. c. hyos. nux v. op.
----Walking.  Bry. phos. sil.

SCROFULA.   Ars. asa. f. aur. mur. bar. c. bell.  calc.
    con. hep. s. e.  iod. lyc. mere. mur. ac. rhus. sU.
    staph, sulph.
SPASMS.  See Eclampsia, Catalepsy, Epilepsy.
SQUINTING (Strabismus).  Bell. hyos. 
REPERTORY.
151
STAMMERING.   Bell. caus. mere, nux v.
STONE (Calculus Gravel).  Calc.  cann.  lyc. nux.
    v. petr. phos. s ass.
STENOCARDIA.  See Angina Pectoris.
STERILITY.   Bor.  calc. cann.  con. graph,  mere.
    natr. m. phos. plat, sep, sulph.
SHINGLES (Zona).  See Eruptions.
STOMACACE.  See Aphthae.
STRABISMUS.  See Squinting.
STRANGURY.  See Urine, Dysuria.
STRUMA (Goitre).  Amm. c.  calc. caus. iod. lyc.
    natr. natr. m. spong.  staph, sulph.
SYCOSIS (Venereal Warts).  Cinnab. euph.  nitr. ac.
    phos. a c. thuy.
SYPHILIS  (Venereal  Disease).   Aur. lach.  mere.
    nitr.  ac.  sulph. thuy.
SYNCOPE (Fainting).  Aeon. amm. c. camph. carb. v.
    cham. hep. s. c. ignat. lach. mosc. nux v. phos. ac.
    verat.
SYNOCHA.  See Fevers.

TABES (Dorsalis).  See Atrophy and Phthisis.
TaENIA (Tape Worm).  See Helminthiasis.
TEETHING.  Calc. cham. coff. mere, nux v  sulph.
TENESMUS.  See Dysentery.
TETANUS (Cramp-like rigidity of the  body).  Bel!.
    camph. cham. hyos. ignat. ipec. mosc. plat. sec.
TRISMUS (Locked Jaw). Ang. arn. bell. caus. cham.
    cic. (hyos.) (ign.) (op.) plat. rhus.  verat.
TYMPANITIS (Bloating of the Belly).  See Meteor
    ismus.
TONSILS  (Induration of).   Bell.  con.  hep.  mere.
    plum. sil.
THRUSH.  See Aphthae. 
152
REPERTORY.
TRACHEITIS (Inflammation of the Windpipe).  See
    Inflammation of Trachea.
TOOTHACHE.  See Odontalgia.

ULCERS.  See Eruptions.
URINE, difficulty in passing (Dysuria).  Aeon. arn. ars
    bell.  calc.  camph.  cann. canth. carb. v.
    coloc. con. dig. dulc. h c p. s. c. hyos. kali. mere.
    nux m. nux v. phos. puis.  sass. staph, sulph.
---- retention of (Ischuria).  Aeon. aur. canth. con.
    lach. nux v. op.  puis.  rhus. verat.
---- incontinence of (Enuresis).  Aeon.  arn.  ars.
    bar. c.  bell. calc.  carb.v. caus. cin. con.  hyos.
    natr.  m. puis.  sep. sil. sulph.
---- bloody  (Haematuria).   Arn.  ars. calc.  cann.
    canth. ipec.  lyc. mere. mez. mill. puis.
---- copious, sweet (Diabetes).f (Carb. v.) (phos. ac.)
URTICARIA, (Nettle-rash.) See  Eruptions.
UTERUS, (Amenorrhoea  and Dysmenorhcea).   See
    Cancer of—  and Cancer.
----haemorrhage from.  See Haemorrhages.
----inflammation of.  See  Inflammations.
----polypus  of.   (Staph.)
----prolapsus of. Aur. bell. n. vom. sep. (stann.)

VARICES (Dilated  veins).  Arn.  ars. calc.  carbo
    v.   lyc. nux v.  puis, sulph.
VARICELLA (Chicken-pox).   See Fevers Eruptive.
VARIOLA (Small-pox).  See Fevers Eruptive.
VERTIGO.  See Dizziness.
VISION, weakness of.  See Amblyopia.
----double.   (Aur.)  bell, (hyos.) puis, (stram.)  (ve-
    rat.) 
REPERTORY.
153
VOICE, loss of.  See Hoarseness and Aphonia.
VOMITING, bilious.  Aeon. ant. ars. bry. cham.
    ipec. mere, nux v. puis.  sep. sulph. verat.
---bloody.  See Haematemesis under Haemorrhages.
---of faeces.  Op.
---mucous. Ars. bell. calc.  cham. "chin, dulc,
    ipec. iod. mere, nux v. puis, sulph. verat.

WAKEFULNESS.  See Sleep.
WARTS.  See Eruptions.
WORMS.  See Helminthiasis.

ZONA (shingles).  See Eruptions.
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