Aletris Farinosa

Star G-rass. HcemadoracecB.

The most bitter plant; much more so than Aloes, Gentian, or Quassia.

— (BiGELOW.)

^ Mind. Weariness of body and mind.

^ Sensorium. Vertigo, sleepiness, vomiting and purging; even stupefaction. Dizzy when stooping. ^ Sight and Eyes. Eyes feel sore and look dim. ^^ Inner Mouth. Spits a good deal and raises froth. ^^ Appetite. • Want of appetite with weakness.

I Want of appetite. 6 Prolapsus uteri. ^^ Eating and Driking. I l Least food distresses the stomach ; fainting attacks with vertigo ; sleepy, emaciated ; disgust for food, nausea ; obstinate indigestion ; constipation ; debility.

■ Indigestion. ^ Prolapsus uteri.

*^ Vomiting. I l Obstinate vomiting during pregnancy. ^^ Abdomen, l Flatulent colic in weak, emaciated persons.

\ Hysteric colic. ^° Rectum and Stool. Fearful pains in rectum and anus ; during

a movement terrible pains as if forcing a passage. ^^ Female Sexual Organs. I Premature, profuse menses, with

labor-like pains. I lAmenorrhoea or delayed menses, from uterine or ovarian

atony ; weariness of mind and body ; abdomen distended,

bearing down ; lassitude.

■ Prolapsus from muscular atony.

I I Menorrhagia from a congested state of uterus and ovaries ; profuse, black blood and coagula ; fullness and weight in uterine region.

I I Leucorrhoea from loss of fluids or defective nutrition ; de- bility from protracted illness.

■ Leucorrhoea. <^ Prolapsus uteri.

■ Menses too early and too profuse. ^Prolapsus uteri.

■ Sterility from uterine atony.

^* Pregnancy. ■ Habitual tendency to abortion, sensation of weight in the uterine region, and tendency to prolapsus.

■ Myalgic pains, simulating " false pains," during pregnancy. " Cough. Raises a great deal of froth ; feels as if wanted to cough

but couldn't.

ALET. FAR.— ALL. CEP.— ALL. SAT. 98

^' Motion. Stooping : causes dizziness ; has a great sense of weak- ness. 3* Nerves. Il Debility, especially of females, from protracted ill- ness or defective nutrition ; no organic disease. ■ Great debility. ^ Prolapsus uteri. I I Debility after dij)htheria. • Fits. : Epilepsy with young persons. ^^ Fever. • In many fevers. ** Tissues. : Chronic rheumatism.

I Dropsy. ^^ Stages of Life, Constitution. iiMost suitable for chlorotic girls and pregnant women. iWeak, emaciated people. ^* Relationship. Similar to: Helon., Cinchon., Hydrast., Sahin., Senec, Pulsat. and Cauloph. In collecting the root not to be mistaken for Helon. dioic.

ALLIUM CEPA. (See Cepa.)