Ledum Palustre

Intoxication, dizziness and dreary feeling in the head.

Headache, as if produced by a blow or shock

When making a wrong step, the brain is painfully concussed

Ra- ging headache. — 5.

Stupefying headache.

Tearing pain in the head and eye ; the sclerotica and conjunctiva are swollen and inflamed ; the tearing pain in the eye becomes worse when lying down, and is relieved by sitting ; the eyelids are not af- fected, but they are agglutinated in the morning, and a fetid fluid flows from between the lids ; accompanied with evening- shuddering followed by heat, nightly thirst, rumbling in the abdomen (with good appetite,) more internal than external heat of the head, sweat in the back and hairs of the head, (a 24 h.) Pimples and boils on the forehead.

Red pimples in the face, stinging and painful when touched.

Pimples on the forehead as in drunkards, and smarting itching of the chest, with red spots and an eruption of rash.

5.

When walking in the open air, he feels as if intoxicated.

Unbounded feeling of intoxication.

Loss of sense.

Violent

In the morning, while sleeping, he feels a dull headache. — 10.

Pressure in the left vertex.

Pressure in the forehead.

Aching pain in the upper part of the forehead, with obtusion of the head, especially when it is covered.

Aching pain over the whole brain, resembling a flat, pressing weight, changing on the second day to a dull pressure, at a small spot in the right temple. — 15.

Stitching pain under the left frontal eminence, in the brain.

Aching pain in the temple when feeling it.

Stunning aching pain in the outer part of the fore- head, as if he had been revelling over night, in every position of the body, (a 6 h.) Creeping itching in the forehead and hairy scalp.

Dry pimples on the forehead, especially in the middle, resembling millet-seed, insensible for six days.

(a. 24 h.)

Extreme dilatation of the pupils.

He had lumi- nous vibrations before the eyes, he saw nothing in a steady position.

When looking at any thing steadily, there was a shine or a vibrating of the light before the eyes, as when one has been running fast, and is unable to fix an object steadily (as in vertigo.) Lachrymation (without the sclerotica being in- flamed ;) the tears are acrid and make the lower eyelid and the cheeks sore.

Acrid lachrymation. — 15.

Violent itching of the inner canthi.

Ophthalmia with tensive pain.

Burning pressure in the eyes, especially in the evening ; the eyes are agglutinated in the morning ; in the day-time they run, even in the room, (a 4 h.) The eyelids become agglutinated, but without any pain.

The eyelids are full of gum, but they are neither swollen nor inflamed.

[ — 20.

Contracted pupils (a. 1 h.) Dilated pupils (a. 3_l, 5|, 9^ hours.) Considerable dilatation of the pupils (shortly after taking the medicine.) Weakness of sight.

Pressure in the ex- ternal margin of the right orbit, more violent during motion. — 25.

Pain in the eyes, without inflammation, a pressure behind the eyeball as if it were being pressed out of the head.]

30.

Ringing or whizzing in the ears.

Hard hear- ing of the right ear. [Short hardness of hearing as if some- thing had become lodged in front of both tympana, (a. 13 h.) Hardness of hearing of the right ear ; sensation as if it were obstructed with cotton and as if he heard distant sounds.

Vio- lent, but interrupted whizzing in the ears, the whole day.

Roaring in the ears as of the wind.]

Face and Nose : Paleness of face, but no chilliness.

Slight bleeding at the nose, bloody mucus from the nose.

Burning pain as of hot coal, in the interior of the nose, the nose feel- ing sore when pressing upon it or blowing the nose.

(a. 24 h.)

Mouth and Pharynx : Sore throat with fine stinging pain.

Stinging in the throat between the acts of deglutition only in the forenoon ; when sneezing the stinging was changed to a pressure in the back part of the throat.

Sensation as of a lump being in the throat ; when swallowing, she feels a stinging.

Appetite and Gastric Symptoms : Want of appetite. — 30.

A sort of sick and qualmish feeling in the stomach, ac- companied with a bad and musty taste in the mouth.

She does not feel hungry, and when eating something she feels as if she had eaten too much ; she feels a pressure and nausea.

When eating fast he feels a contractive pain in the sternum.

Nausea in the morning.

Sudden flow of water from the mouth resembling saliva, with colic, water-brash. — 35.

(Bitter eructations after a meal.) Nausea when walking in the open air, with sweat over the whole body, especially on the forehead.

[Great desire for cold drink, especially water, (a. 4f, 8, 28 h.) Constant absence of thirst.

Bitter taste in the mouth.

Drawing and pressure in the pit of the stomach during a meal. — 40.

Aversion to the usual tobacco, with proper appetite for food.

Frequent attacks of hiccough, (a. 2| h.) Colic : digging- up sensation under the umbilicus, with discharge of water from the mouth, like water-brash (a. 2 h.) Nausea.

When spit- ting, he is attacked with nausea. — 45.

In the morning after rising he is attacked with retching, eructations and strangu- lation in the pit of the stomach.]

Drawing pain in the abdomen.

Colic, as in dysentery.

Colic, as if the bowels were crushed and weakened, resembling the sensation which is felt after hav-

ing been purged by drastics, (a. 6h.) — 40.

Colic as if diarrhoea would set in, from the umbilicus to the anus ; accompanied with loss of appetite and cold feet, the taste being otherwise natural.

Colic, every evening.

(Sensation in the left side of the abdomen, as if overloading the stomach with food had produced a pressing tumor in this region.) Slow stitch in the side, above the hip, resembling a sharp pressure.

Colic, (cutting ?) with hemorrhage from the anus.

[Dull stitching in the abdominal muscles, and a pressure between the pelvis and the lowermost left rib.

Pressure in the region of the upper brim of the left side of the pelvis, and in the muscles, extending as far as the last false rib, more vio- lent when walking.

Emission of flatulence the first day.

Fre- quent emission of flatulence (a 1 h.)]

45.

Constipation for several days.

The stool is mixed with blood.

Red, humid spot over the anus, in the region of the os coccygis, affected with a smarting and sore itching, when sitting or walking, (a. 48 h.)

Respiratory Organs : — 60.

Spasmodic, double inspira- tions and sobbing, (as in children who have wept much, be- coming very angry.) Violent tension in the hypochondriac region during an inspiration and retention of breath.

Op- pressed painful breathing.

She was unable to take a full

breath the whole day.

Asthmatic constriction of the chest, aggravated by motion and walking.— 65.

Asthma when going up stairs.

Asthma of the trachea.

Creeping in the trachea, followed by quick, oppressed breathing.

(Fetid breath.) Pre- vious to coughing, her breathing is arrested, as if she would suffocate.— 70.

Bloody expectoration, with light cough.

Pro- fuse expectoration of blood with violent cough.

Violent cough with expectoration of bright-red blood.

Hoarseness and rough- ness of the chest, (trachea.) (a. 48 h.) Pain in the sternum. — 75.

Pain in the outer part of the right chest, as if there were a sore, especially when feeling the part, but also without feel- ing.

Pain in the chest, during an inspiration, as if something alive in the chest caused an inquietude in the same.

Nightly or morning cough with purulent expectoration.

[Asthma with difficult quick breathing, as if the chest were constricted, accompanied with constant soreness of the sternum, (a. \\ h.) — 60.

Drawing in the outer parts of the chest, especially during an inspiration ; accompanied with single stitches.

Pain of the sternum, as if the pain were in the cartilage, in sudden attacks, a sort of digging-up, rubbing and scraping in the part, without cough.

Pressure in the chest when walking.

Pressure in the region of the sternum when in bed, more violent during motion. — 65.

Hard pressure from within outward, one handbreadth below the right nip- ple, more violent during an expiration in the morning when in bed.

(a. 44 h.) Lancination in the side of the chest over the pit of the stomach, at every movement of the arm and when sitting.

Dull stitching in the region of the last true rib of the right side.

Stitches in the chest, early in the morning.

Cough without expectoration, (a. 40 h.)]

Back and Extremities : A sort of varicella on the chest and upper arms, peeling off in five days.

Small, red, con- stantly itching pimples on the back. — 80.

Boil on the scapula.

Bruised pain below the left scapula.

Painful stiffness of the back and scapula during motion.

Painful stiffness of the back and loins after sitting.

Spasmodic, cramp-like pain under the short ribs ana directly over the hips, towards evening, so vio- lent that his breathing was arrested and he was not able to rise from the chair without assistance, (a. 13 d.) — 85.

Pain in the loins after sitting.

Tearing from the small of the back to the occiput, the left hemisphere of the brain and the left jaw, especially in the evening, the cheeks being hot and bloated, and the eyes red and inflamed.

Drawing in the small of the back and stiffness in the back.

(a. 12 d.) Painful stitching in the shoulder when lifting the arm.

Pain in the middle of the upper arm during motion.— 90.

Tearing pain in the arms.

(a. 3 h.) Drawing pain in the extensor tendons of three fingers of the left hand.

Severe or fine stinging in the hand.

Itching rash on the wrist-joint.

Tearing pain in the hands. — 95.

Sweaty palms of the hands in day-time.

The periosteum of the finger-joints is painful when pressing upon it.

A hard tumor on the tendon of the extensor pollicis near the wrist- joint, becoming painful when bending the thumb.

Painless tubercle on the middle-joint of the index-finger.

The posterior muscles of the thighs feel paralyzed.— 100.

Pain, apparently in thep eriosteum of the femur, when walking, sitting or feel- ing the parts, as if bruised, sore, or as if the flesh were detached from the bones.

Pain in the knees, as if bruised or sore.

Crack- ing in the knees.

Stiffness in the knees, only when walking.

Stiffness of the knee.— 105.

Tensive pain of the knee and heel, after sitting, when walking.

Pain in the front part of either patella, as if bruised, when walking.

Sweat of the knees, in the morning.

Swelling and tensive and pricking pain in the knee, when walking.

Itching eruption in the bend of the knee. — 110.

Stretching of the lower limbs.

Grip- ing pain in the calf, along the tibia.

Tensive pain in the calves, after sitting, when walking.

Cramp-pain in the calves.

Cramp in the calves at night, when lying down, going off by rising,

In the morning his feet feel rigid.

Stiff feet, with chilliness and dreary feeling in the head.

When sitting or lying down, she feels a great weariness in the feet as if she had walked many miles ; she does not feel this weariness when walking.

Heaviness in the feet ; frequent drawing in the feet, sometimes extending to beyond the knees.

Jerking and weary sensation in the feet, when bending them. — 120.

When sitting, he has a cold sensation in ^jpe legs, although they do not feel cold to others.

Pricking in the ankle.

Pain as if sprained in the tarsal joint, or as if the foot had become twisted.

Fine pimples on the dorsum of the foot, itching in the evening.

Swelling around the ankles, and intolerable pain in the tarsal joint when tread- ing, (a. 5. d.) — 125.

Obstinate swelling of the foot.

Swell- ing of the leg extending to beyond the calves, with tensive pain, especially in the evening, (a. a few h.) Swelling of the foot for eight days.

Pain of the bottom of the feet when walk- ing, as if ecchymosed.

Bruised pain in the heel when walking.

(a. 2 h.) — 130.

Sensation as if the blood were rushing to the big toe.

Slow and continuous stitch in the big toe.

(a. 2 h.) Cutting in the toes of the left foot, in the night when sleeping.

(a. 48 h.) The ball of the big toe feels soft, thick and pain- ful when treading. vol. in. 3

[—20.

Pressure in the left axilla from within outward.

Dull pricking and pressure near the dorsal vertebrae, more vio- lent during an inspiration.

Drawing pain in the small of the back when standing, going off when pressing upon it.

Pain in the small of the back when rising from a seat.

Tearing in the right shoulder-joint.— 75.

Pressure in the left shoulder- joint, more violent during motion.

Tearing, with pressure, in the left shoulder-joint, more violent during motion.

Pres- sure in both shoulder-joints, more violent during motion.

Faintness of the upper limbs and pressure in several parts of the same, a sort of paralysis, (a. £ h.) Fine, stinging-itching gnawing of both upper arms, relieved by scratching, but return- ing soon with greater violence. — 80.

Pressure on the right upper arm from without inward.

Pressure and feeling of heaviness in the outer part of the left upper arm.

(a. 40 h.) Intermittent tearing, with pressure, in the outer parts of the left upper arm, posteriorly, more violent during motion.

Pres- sure, and tearing with pressure, with sensation of weight in various parts of the right arm, especially in the joints of the arm, the pain being aggravated by motion, (a. 32 h.) Pres- sure in the right elbow-joint, more violent during motion. — 85.

Feeling of tension and pressure in the muscles of the right forearm, as if sprained, in any position, (a. 24 h.) Painful jerking in the upper part of the forearm.

Pressure between the metacarpal bone of the right thumb, and the carpal bones, more violent during motion, (a. 7 d.) • Tremor of the hands when seizing something, and when moving the hands.

Vio- lent trembling of the hands as if from old age, especially when moving them.

(a. 5 h.) — 90.

Tearing pain in the posterior joint of the thumb, going off when moving the thumb.

Fine tearing in the fingers of the left hand, especially in the joints, more violent during motion.

Pain in either hip-joint and in the small of the back when rising from the seat.

Pressure in the region of the right hip-joint, more violent during mo- tion, (a. 4 d.) Tearing, with pressure, from the hip-joint to the ankles, more violent during motion. — 95.

Pricking-drawing pain in either hip-joint, in the acetabulum, descending along the posterior surface of the thigh, (a. 2 h.) Fine itching- stinging, and itching-gnawing in the region of the hip-joints, somewhat relieved by scratching, but returning so much more violently.

Burning itching of the thighs in the night, be- ing changed to a mere burning when scratching the parts, and disappearing afterwards, (a. 2 h.) Fine, stinging-itching gnawing of the thighs, somewhat relieved by scratching, but afterwards reappearing so much more violently.

Pressure in the posterior region of the left thigh ; sensation as if the

muscles had not their proper length, with pain as if sprained in every position, but especially violent when touching the parts and when walking, (a. 12 d.) — 100.

Tremor of the knees {and hafids) when sitting or walking.

Weakness and pressure in the left lower limb, from the sole to the thigh ; a kind of paralysis or paralytic pain.

Great weakness in the knee-joints, obliging him to sit down.

Weakness in the knee- joints, and tearing, with pressure, in these joints when walk- ing.

Tearing with pressure in the right knee-joint and below, more violent during motion. — 105.

Dull pricking and pressure in the right knee-joint, more violent during motion.

Pressure on the right side and near the left patella, more vio- lent during motion, (a. 12 h.) Weakness and feeling of heavi- ness in the legs.

Pressure above the internal left malleolus, more violent during motion.

Pressure, as with the finger, below the left ankle, the same in every position of the limb. — 110.

Pressure in various parts of the feet.

(a. 11 d.) Pres- sure in the left tarsal joint, in alternate places ; more violent during motion.

Excessive gnawing -itching of the dorsum of either foot, increasing after scratching, and not abating till the feet had been scratched sore ; much more violent in the bed.

Pressure on the dorsum of the left foot, in the bed.

Pressure above the right heel. — 115.

Pressure in the region of the internal border of the left foot.

(a. 5 d.) Pressure in the region of the internal border and the dorsum of the left foot.

Pressure in the anterior joints of the toes of the left foot.

Fine tearing in the toes of the left foot, especially in the lower surface of the toes.

Pressure in the region where the three last toes join the metatarsal bones ; more violent during motion, (a. 3 d.) — 120.

Pressure in the bottom of either foot ; more violent during a walk.

Burning pressure in the anterior part of the sole of the right foot.]

General Symptoms : Heat of the hands and feet in the evening. — 135.

Long-continuing warm sweat on the hands and feet.

(Tearing pain in the back and knees.) The gout reappears.

Small, round, red, insensible spots on the inner side of the arms, on the abdomen and feet.

(a. 48 h.) Erup- tion : small blotches, resembling red millet seed, over the whole body, (except the face, neck and hands,) with itching in the day-time, and sometimes in the night ; not much relieved by scratching. — 140.

Itching of the joints in the region of the calcanean process, the tarsal joint and the loins.

After a walk in the open air a sensation of pressure and tension is felt mov- ing from the side to the shoulder, thence across the chest, accompanied with a grasping sensation in the sternum; he

loses hearing and sight ; has to lie down, and remains pale for a quarter of an hour; is anxious, and has cold hands and diarrhoea.

Lancinating pain in the joints.

(Tearing-darting pain in the joints.) Beating pain in the affected joints, hinder- ing motion. — 145.

Painful, hard tubercles and tophi in the region of the joints.

Paralytic pain of all the joints at night when in bed, when moving the body.

Shooting, tearing, rheu- matic pains, especially during motion.

The limbs and the whole body are painful, as if bruised and contused.

He can- not bear the warmth of the bed, on account of heat and burning in the limbs. — 150.

Feeling of numbness and heav- iness in the limbs, with bone-pains, (a. 20 h.) The limbs are numb and go to sleep.

Dry, extremely itching herpes, with anxiety.

Itching of the skin. — 155.

Itching and gnaw- ing in the side of the abdomen, and in the arms, with burning after scratching, (a. 24 h.) Itching of the whole body as if an eruption would break out.

(a. 48 h.) Superficial, fine- stinging itching of the skin over the whole body.

Bluish spots on the body like petechias.

Weakness and Sleep : Fainting. — 160.

In the morning he has a great desire to lie down ; he feels drowsy, nauseated and anxious, (a. 4 d.) She is unable to sleep and starts con- stantly ; when closing her eyes, she raves, almost in a waking state.

Restless sleep, and extremely confused dreams.

Start- ing from a dream.

Shameful dream, and sweat the whole night. — 165.

Dream full of anxiety of conscience, with pro- fuse sweat.

He frequently wakes, and only falls asleep again after a while.

Sleeplessness, with restlessness and tossing about.

[Troublesome uneasiness and faintness when sitting, stand- ing or walking ; after having been seated for some time, he feels pains in the os coccygis.

Inclination to stretch the upper limbs.

Drowsiness.

Sleeplessness until midnight. — 130.

Rest- less sleep at night, tossing to and fro in the bed ; early in the morning when in bed, he feels great chilliness and is unable to get warm ; afterwards he sleeps late in the morning.

Morn- ing-sleep full of dreams about murder and violence.

Deep, but restless sleep ; at night he lays himself upon the side upon

which he does not usually rest ; in the morning he is unable to get warm.

Restless dreams ; he dreams that at times he is at one, at times at another place, at times he is busy with this, at times with that object.

Vivid dream about great mis- fortunes. — 135.

Vivid, voluptuous dreams, with erection with- out emission.

Lascivious dreams.]

General coldness and chilliness.

In the morning his body feels cold, though not to him. — 170.

Shaking chills with trembling, towards evening, without thirst and without any subsequent heat.

Chilliness and feverish drawing in the limbs, without any subsequent heat.

Chilliness as if cold water were being poured over this or that part of his body.

Shuddering and chilliness, for twenty-four hours, with goose- skin, without any external coldness.

When sweating while walking, the sweat on the forehead has a fetid, sourish smell. — 175.

When walking, he becomes immediately warm and hot, and sweats on the forehead.

Sudden sweat when walk- ing in the open air, mixed with chilliness.

Fetid sweat over the whole body, even the hairs of the head were wet.

He sweats, and cannot bear being covered.

Sweat during the whole night, from evening till morning, (a. 4 h.) — 180.

Heat all over, without thirst.

(Much thirst ; he is obliged to drink even at night.)

[Slight sweat all over when waking, (a. 22 h.) Slight sweat all over when waking, with itching of the whole body, obliging one to scratch.

Much thirst in the day time and fe- verish chilliness in the evening, shortly before going to sleep. — 140.

He is very chilly in the forenoon.

Violent chilliness in the morning, when in bed ; he is unable to get warm.

Fe- verish coldness, increasing and decreasing at intervals, with shuddering all over, for three days, without heat, but with de- sire for cold water, and heat in the palate.

Chilliness, with- out any subsequent heat; the rest of the body was warm, only the extremities were cold.

(a. 3 h.) Chill over the whole back, with somewhat hot cheeks and hot forehead, without redness of face and thirst, with cold hands, (a f and 2fh.l

Moral Symptoms : Palpitation of the heart.

Anxiety.

Tendency to start. — 185.

Ill-humor, peevish.

Inclines to be out of humor and angry.

[145.

Calm and quiet mood fhe whole day, with cheerful- ness (curative effect).

Cheerful and composed mood, with de- sire to work (curative effect).

Dissatisfied with his fellow- beings the whole day ; he finally hates them.

Feverish mood with much restlessness and inconstancy ; he was unable

to think about any thing calmly or perseveringly.

Out of hu- mor; every thing annoys him. — 150.

Out of humor; he withdrew to some solitary place and desired to die, almost with tears in his eyes.

Vehemence.

Very serious the whole day ; he considered every thing which occurred to him as a very serious event.]

The bar should be laid upon the tin band, both ends of the band outreaching the bar somewhat ; these ends are then paired off and turned over the bar, being pressed close upon it.

The ends are designated N.

(north) and S.

(south), and the bar is left in the same horizontal position, the north end pointing to the north pole, until the process of magnetizing is accomplished.

The little bar is marked with chalk, ink, etc., in the following manner : one mark to be in the centre of the bar ; each of the two halves to be divided into three thirds, and a mark to be made at the termination of the first third from each extremity of the bar, thus :

The moving of the hose-shoe is now resumed in the same manner as before, starting from the same points and moving in the same direction.

This having been accomplished the other pole of the bar is marked S.

(south pole).

Vertigo in the evening after lying down, as if he would fall (passing off soon).

Vertigo, in the evening after lying down, resembling a sudden jerk through the head.

When walking he staggers from time to time, without feeling giddy.

The objects of sight seem to be wavering ; hence it is that he staggers when treading or walking.— 5.

When endeavouring to think of something and fatiguing his memory, he is attacked with headache.

Transitory headache, one single jerk, com- posed of darting and tearing sharp pain in the middle of one of the two hemispheres, like the pain which is felt at the moment when one receives a knock.

Headache, in the morning, after opening the eyes, as if bruised ; going off after rising.

In the morning when waking, he feels a horrid, digging-up, , stupefying headache, going off immediately after flatulence begins to move about in the abdomen. — 10.

Headache, such as is felt after catching a cold.

Headache occasioned by the least chagrin, as if a sharp pressure were made upon a small spot in the brain.

(This pain was immediately removed by Ignatia on account of its being homoeopathic to it, see symptoms, 21, 191.) Pain in the region of the vertex, at a small spot in the brain, as if a blunt nail were being pressed into the brain ; the spot feels sore to the touch, (a. £ h.) Headache, in the morning after rising, almost as if the brain were raised out of the base of the skull ; disappearing after yawning.

[Vertigo.

Whizzing in the whole head, occasioned by mag- netic surfaces lying flat on the thighs, legs and chest.

The head feels dreary, as if one takes opium.

The head feels dreary, and as if some one were trying to pull it off the trunk. — 5.

Sensation on the top of the head, as if the head and the whole body were being pressed down.

One beat in the head and the right shoulder, with shuddering.

Pimples on the hairy scalp (the person being affected with the lice-malady).]

burning, prickings (not itching) in the muscles of the face, ill the evening.

Copious sweat about the head and face when moving ihe body, especially the arms.

Sweat in the face without heat, early in the morning.

Dilated pupils.

Dilated pupils with cheerfulness of the mind and body.

(a. 24 h.) — 20.

White, luminous, sudden vibrations, like reflections of light, at twilight, on one side of the visual ray, all around (re- sembling the symptom which Marcus Herz denominates false vertigo).

Smarting in the eyes in the evening after lying down, as of acrid tears.

Itching of the eyelids towards the outer canthus.

Itching of the eyelids and eyeballs in the inner canthus.

Dryness of the eyelids and the inner mouth, in the morning after waking. — 25.

Sensation as if the eyelids were dry.

(a. 4 h.) Twitching of the lower eyelid, (a. 1 h.)

[A quantity of mucus is secreted from the eyes, nose and ears. — 10.

Inflammation of the eyelids.

There was no dilata- tion of the pupils during the spasmodic attacks and the loss of consciousness.

Burning, tearing and sparkling in the eye.

Burning, drawing and constant sparks in the affected eye.

Fiery sparks before the eyes, like shooting stars. — 15.

In- tensely painful stitches through the right eye, disappearing in the jaw, followed by a drawing through the same eye, down the neck, through the chest, abdomen and hips toward the right lower limb.

Sensation in the eye as if the pendulum of a clock were moving in it.]

Ears and Nose : The external ear feels hot to him, but is not hot.

Itching in the meatus auditorius.

Itchirtg burning in the meatus auditorius, early in the morning when in bed. — 30.

Itching pimple on the antehelix ; this itching does not pass off by scratching, but the scratching brings even on pain.

Fine whistling in the ear, coming and going like the pulse.

Loud, strong whizzing in one of the ears, accompanied with headache of the same side, as if a foreign body were lodged in the brain ; the pupil of this side is very much enlarged (after touching the centre of the magnet).

Hard hearing without noise in the ear.

Burning pain at a small spot under the wing of the nose.

(a. 1 h.) — 35.

Illusion of smell ; smell of manure be- fore the nose.

(a. £ h.) Illusion of smell ; from time to time he imagines he has a smell before the nose such as usually comes out of a chest full of clothes which had been closed for a long while.

[Heat of the ear (to which the magnet had been applied.) Whizzing before the ears.

Noise as of seething water in the ear. — 20.

Electrical shocks in the ear.

Pain in the cheek and in the ear.]

Mouth and Jaws : Near the vermilion border of the up- per lip, not far from the corner, a white pimple, or a red in- flamed little tubercle, painful like a sore in a state of rest, but most painful when moving or touching the parts.

Little ulcer in the centre of the inner surface of the lower lip, painful to the touch.

Painful sensitiveness around the margin of the lips. — 40.

Metallic taste on one side of the tongue.

Tearing pain in the periosteum of the upper jaw, coming with a jerk and extending as far as the orbit ; the pain consists in a tear- ing, boring, pricking and burning.

Darting-tearing pain in the facial bones, especially the antrum Highmorianum, in the evening.

Pain of the foreteeth when drinking something cold ; when taking a cold drink, the coldness rushes into the teeth.

The tooth is painful from the air which rushes into the mouth ; the air rushes into the tooth, causing an aching. — 45.

Drawing pain in the jaws extending as far as the tem- ple, with a crampy sensation in the muscles of mastication.

Vacillation of the teeth.

The tooth is painful when masti- cating.

Toothache is excited by stooping, (a. 24 h.) Tooth- ache ; beating or jerking pressure only in single jerks. — 50.

Violent 'grumbling in the teeth, even without any apparent cause.

The gums of a hollow tooth are swollen and painful to the touch.

Aching pain of the hollow, carious teeth.

Uni- form pain in the roots of the lower incisores, as if the teeth were bruised, sore or corroded.

Pain in the velum pendulum palati, as when a large mouthful has been forced down the throat. — 55.

Pain of the submaxillary gland as if swollen, early in the morning in the open air.

(a. 12 h.) Tensive pain in the submaxillary gland.

Single dull prickings in the sub- maxillary glands, in the evening.

Pimples under the chin, on the neck, itching especially when touched, and causing a sim- ple sore pain.

Frequent conflux of saliva in the mouth, al- most like ptyalism, with pain of the submaxillary glands. — 60.

Ptyalism every evening with swollen lips.

Bad smell from the mouth which he does not perceive himself; the tongue being clean, especially early in the morning.

Bad smell from the mouth, early in the morning, with much mucus in the throat.

Continual fetid odor from the mouth, without he him- self perceiving it, as in incipient mercurial ptyalism.

[Shocks in the jaws.

Tremor of the chin and throat.

Shock in the teeth with burning. — 25.

Burning of the tongue, and pain of the same when eating.

Swelling of the throat, redness of the face and increased palpitation of the heart.

(In a person liable to palpitation of the heart, and approaching to the magnet.) ]

Taste and Appetite : Hunger (immediately). — 65.

Hunger, especially in the evening.

He has an appetite, but the food has no taste.

He has hunger and appetite, but lie does not taste his food ; mucus in the mouth seemed to prevent the food having any taste (immediately).

He has a desire for tobacco, milk, beer, and he relishes those things ; but he has scarcely commenced eating those things when he is immediate- ly satiated, and he is only able to eat little, (a. 16 h.) Aver- sion to tobacco as if he had smoked enough of it, nevertheless he relishes his tobacco. — 70.

He has no appetite, without however experiencing loathing or bad taste.

Want of hunger without any loathing, repletion or bad smell (immediately).

Tobacco has no taste when smoking, and merely causes a smart- ing on the tongue (immediately.) Beer has no taste ; it tastes like mere water.

Some things seem to him to have a musty taste, although they have their usual good, natural taste, (a. 1. h.)

Gastric Symptoms, Stomach and Abdomen : Eructa- tions, tasting and smelling like the dust of sawed or turned horn.

The eructations taste of the ingesta, but the taste is a spoiled one.

Frequent attacks of eructations, which are sometimes unsuccessful.

Unsuccessful or imperfect turns of eructation.

When stooping, an acid substance rises from the stomach into his mouth. — 80.

Pressure in the epigastrium, as of a stone, es- pecially when reflecting much.

(a. 2h.) Tensive aching and anxious repletion in the epigastrium (immediately).

The flatu- lence moves about in the abdomen, with loud rumbling, pain- less incarceration of flatulence in various small places of the abdomen, causing a sharp-aching pain and an audible grunting (from touching the magnetic bar in the middle).

Early in the morning after waking, the flatulence is stirred up in the ab- domen with rumbling and howling. — 85.

Loud, although painless rumbling, especially in the lesser intestines, extending as far as under the pubic bones and into the groin ; it may be felt with the hand when laying it upon the parts, as if diarrhoea would come off, although nothing is passed except a short, broken wind.

Emission, as it were forcible, of short and broken flatulence, with loud noise and pains in the anus (from touch- ing the centre of the bar).

Loud rumbling in the abdomen, early in the morning when in bed ; afterwards colic as from incarceration of flatulence.

Flatulence immediately after a meal.

Putrid fermentation in the bowels ; the flatulence has a fetid smell and is very hot.

(a. 12, 24 h.)— 90.

Qualmish sensation and painfulness in the intestines, as if one had

taken a resinous cathartic or rhubarb, with painful emission of hot, putrid flatulence.

He feels sick and qualmish in the region of the intestines, as if they were bruised, with inclination to vomit, as if he had taken a purgative, accompanied with emis- sion of fetid flatulence and diarrhoea, (a. 16 h.) Every emission of flatulence is preceded by pinching in the abdomen.

Pain in one side of the abdomen shortly after stool.

Pressure of a protruding hernia, (a. £ h.) — 95.

Tensive and at the same time burning pain in the epigastrium and hypogastrium, followed by a drawing and tensive pain in the calves, (a. 20 h.) Itching of the umbilicus.

[Pain as if a band were pressing over the stomach, felt in both sides.

A sort of rushing through the stomach and the intestines, mingled with stitches. — 30.

Pressure in the stomach with cramps in the direction of the upper parts ; restlessness which did not permit her to remain at any one place ; heavi- ness of the tongue, paleness of the face, and coldness of the body, the pulse being very small, tight, unequal.

(This series of symptoms appeared every day at the same hour, for ten days in succession, in three females, decreasing more and more.) Crackling and cracking in the pit of the stomach, as when a clock is wound up.

Sensation of an agreeable distention in the region of the diaphragm.

Violent rumbling in the abdo- men.

Burning and digging-up in the abdomen like a heaving.]

Frequent but almost unsuccessful desire for diar- rhoea in the morning, alternating with rumbling of the flatu- lence in the abdomen.

Diarrhoea without colic.

Painless di- arrhoea mixed with flatulence, (a. 12 h.) — 100.

Constipation with headache for several days, as if there were something wrong in the brain ; the head is uniformly affected, the mind feeling vexed and impatient.

Constipation as if the rectum were constricted and contracted, (a. 36 h.) Violent hemor- rhoidal fain in the anus after stool (erosive), as if sore, and as if the rectum were constricted.

Burning at the anus when sitting, as in a kind of haemorrhoids.

Itching haemorrhoids. — 105.

Blind haemorrhoids after soft stools, as if the varices on the margin of the anus felt sore, both when sitting and walk- ing.

Prolapsus recti when going to stool.

Pain on either side of the anus, consisting of itching and soreness when walking in the open air.

[35.

Desire for stool in the intestines.

Diarrhoea of several days standing.

Haemorrhoids.]

of the caput gallinaginis, during an emission of semen.— 110.

Early in the morning when waking, he feels a burning in the region of the vesicular seminales.

Early in the morning when waking, he feels a burning itching, in the region of the vesi- culae seminales, or of the caput gallinaginis, inducing a desire for an embrace ; the burning in the latter place increases dur- ing an emission of urine.

Early in the morning after sunrise, he falls into a deep sleep full of lascivious dreams ; after wak- ing he feels a desire for an embrace in the genital organs, and inguinal hernia inclines to protrude with painful soreness.

Pain in the inguinal region as when hernia protrudes (after touching the centre of the bar).

Nightly emission of semen, (a. a few hours.) — 115.

Desire for an embrace, (a. 12 h.) Erection when walking without any amorous thoughts.

Violent, continuous erections, early in the morning when in bed without any sexu- al desire.

Want of sexual desire, aversion to an embrace: The penis remains in a relaxed condition, in spite of all sexual excitement (immediately). — 120.

The prepuce retreats behind the glans, and does not cover the least part of it, or only a very small part.

Swelling of the epididymis, where a simple pain is experienced when feeling it or during motion.

Itching smarting of (he inner surface of the prepuce, (a. 2 h.) Burn- ing smarting under the prepuce (immediately).

[Frequent emission of urine. — 40.

Increased metrorrhagia (in a female advanced in age.) The menses which had ceased a few days ago, returned next day after imposing the magnetic surface, and continued for ten days.

The menses which had ceased ten days ago, returned the day after the imposition of the magnetic surface, but lasted only the usual length of time.]

Respiratory Organs and Chest : Frequent sneezing in the evening; afterwards coryza from one of the nostrils, the other nostril being free and open. — 125.

Coryza which comes and disappears again suddenly.

Frequent fits of nightly cough which does not wake him.

In the evening, after lying down, he has a violent fit of dry cough, sometimes while he sleeps (before midnight).

Violent but short-lasting attack of dry cough in the night and at other periods, followed by slight discharge of ordinary mucus from the trachea, (a. a few h.) Convulsive cough (immediately). — 130.

Mucus in the trachea which it is easy to hawk up, evening and morning, (a. 24 h.) • Asthma, after midnight, when waking and reflecting, occasion- ed by mucus in the chest ; it is diminished by coughing.

Spas- modic cough after midnight when waking and reflecting.

Te- nacious mucus in the anterior part of the trachea, which can only be thrown off after violent coughing.

Fits of violent,

[Bleeding at the nose.

A sort of catarrh, (a. 12 d.) — 45.

Violent fit of cough, with profuse expectoration of blood, (a. 6 d.) Spasmodic cough, with shocks in the chest and anxious breathing, and visible oppression of the chest ; sobbing breath- ing ; pressure in the chest, (a. 4 d.) Pricking in the chest, and a cold shuddering burning through the whole body. — 50.

A shock in the upper part of the sternum, causing cough and lachrymation.

Violent oppression of the chest, tearing in the stomach and bowels, and beating in the shoulders.

Tearing in the right side, mingled with pricking.

Tearing extending from the right side into the inner parts of the abdomen, min- gled with prickings and shocks, as if small pieces of flesh were being torn out, or as if fiery sparks were flying about.

Four burning emanations from the middle of the chest toward either shoulder and side, back, and small of the back, with anxiety, and sensation as if the parts were being dissected. — 55.

Burn- ing emanation from the left shoulder through the chest toward the right side, as if the parts were being severed.]

Painful stiffness of the cervical vertebrae in the morning, during motion, (a. 12 h.) Cracking in the cer- vical vertebras in the morning, during motion.

Pain in the homo-hyoid muscle, as if it were going to be attacked with cramp.

Pain in the back when standing or sitting quiet. — 140.

Twitching of the muscles of the back, and sensation as if some- thing were alive in them.

Pain in the sacrolumbal' articula- tion, in the morning when in bed when lying upon the side, and in daytime when stooping a long time.

Pain in the hu- meral articulation, (or in the ligaments,) as if the head of the bone were dislocated, (not only as if bruised, or sprained and twisted.) Tearing jerkings in the muscles of the arm when staying at a cold place.

Uneasiness in the sound arm. — 145.

Drawing pain in the upper part of the lower arm.

In the evening, between the sixth and seventh hour, he feels a tearing and bruised pain in the joints of the arm, more during rest than when bending the arm ; the pain returns in twenty-four hours.

Feeling of coldness in the hands : the hands are icy cold the whole day, for several days, (from touching the centre of the bar.) Pain in the wrist-joint, as if a tendon had become strain- ed, or as if an electrical shock passed through the parts, (a. 48 h.) Arthritic, digging up, and boring pain in a place of the lower joint of the thumb in rest. — 150.

Tearing in the joints of the thumb in the evening when in bed.

Pain as if sprained

and bruised, in the morning when in bed, in the lower joint of the thumb, when moving or bending it.

Continuous pain, as if sprained.

Sudden bending, and sensation as if dislocated in the first and second joint of the thumb, (a. 24 h.) Prickling and digging-up pain in the tip of the thumb, in the evening after lying down.— 155.

Twitching jerking in one part of the thenar muscle in the region of the thumb, and in the muscles of the chin.

Continuous burning stitch, accompanied with sore feeling in the thickest part of the muscles of the vola manus and calf of the leg ; afterwards in the lower part of the tibia.

(a. 1 h.) Easy bending and straining of the fingers.

In the evening the legs and thighs go to sleep.

Sensation in the upper part of the calf, when rising from a seat, as if it were too short.— 160.

Attacks of cramp in the calves and toes after waking.

Cramp in the calf in the morning when in bed, when bending the knee, accompanied with relaxation of the muscles (while engaged in amorous caresses).

Pain as if bruised in the fleshy part of the leg, on the outer side of the tibia, in the evening when walking.

In the morning after rising from the bed, and when attempting to tread and walk, he feels a pain in the tarsal joint and beyond it, as if sprained.

Pain in the outer ankle as if sprained, or an arthritic pain, when rising from a seat and commencing to walk ; the pain disappears when continuing the walking (in a few hours). — 165.

Stitches in the ball of the heel.

Tearing pain in the heel, setting in with a jerk, passing off immediately, but returning from time to time.

In the evening, prickings with burning in the soft parts on the side of the heel.

(a. 4 d.) Painful sensitiveness and soreness in the region of the root of the nail of the big toe, and in the skin over the root, even when merely touching it.

Sore pain under the nail of the big toe of either foot, as if the shoe had pinched him, and as if the nail were to come off by suppuration. — 170.

Burning and sore pain of the corn, which is generally painless when commencing to walk.

Pain in the upper part of the tarsal joints, as if the shoe had pinched him, and as if a corn were there, (a. \ h.) Pain as of corns in the upper part of the tarsal joints.

[Burning emanations from the stomach through the abdomen and back ; the emanations separate in the small of the back, and extend into the lower limbs.

Shock or jerk in the small of the back, almost arresting the breathing.

Burning in the dorsal spine ; spasmodic pressure between the shoulder-blades, (a. 5 d.) — 60.

Beating in the top of the shoulder, with sensa- tion as if it were being torn.

Shocks in the top of the shoul- ders, which caused the arms to be jerked off.

Shocks in the

arm-joints and head, as if those parts were beaten with a light and small hammer.

Drawing pain in either shoulder, and down along the nape of the neck, with beating in either arm.

Pulling in the joints and muscles of the arm. — 65.

Pulling in the right arm ; a kind of digging-up around the wrist, elbow, and shoulder-joints.

Pain in the muscles of the arm, as if they were divided into fine parts.

Burning and cutting in the arms and chest, with cold shuddering.

Burning in the right arm, as of fiery sparks.

Burning pain in the surface of the arm in va- rious parts. — 70.

Prickings in the arm.

The arms are softly elevated, or even crossed as if by spasm : one of the arms is spasmodically tossed off the body or into the air.

Beating and throbbing in all the joints of the arms and fingers.

Deep-seat- ed pain in the arm, extending as far as the elbow ; the arm going to sleep and trembling spasmodically. — 75.

Painless shocks in the elbow.

Burning in the elbow-joint, as if torn by hot pincers, with violent burning and sparkling of the eyes.

(While removing the magnets from the arms, the fingers, hands and arms become curbed and even entirely contracted, in a state of unconsciousness.) Drawing from the head down to the tip of the fingers.

Pricking and burning in the tip of the middle finger. — 80.

Pain from the hip down the limb, as if the parts were being divided by a fine instrument.

Drawing, from the hips to the feet, leaving a burning along that tract.

Violent shocks of the right lower limb, occasioned by a burn- ing emanation from the chin and neck through the right side.

Fiery burning in the upper and lower limbs ; when the right limb touched the left one, it seemed as if the latter were set on fire by the former.

Painful going to sleep of the thighs and legs when sitting, disappearing when walking. — 85.

Burning tearing in the left leg, mingled with creeping.

Pricking from the knee to the feet.

Stitches in the leg.

Shocks in the knee, causing the leg to be stretched spasmodically.

Throbbing in the left knee.]

touching the centre of the bar).

Pain as if bruised, or simple pain, and painful sensitiveness in the region where the bones of all the joints unite, early in the morning when in bed.

Pain, as if bruised, in all the joints, where the cartilages of the head of the bones touch one another, during rest and when lying down, but most violent during motion and when making an effort.

Paralytic pain in all the joints, especially those of the small of the back, loins and chest ; or pain as if the joints were crashed, broken and bruised ; worse during motion and when standing, accompanied with a drawing and tearing sen- sation, especially in the ligaments and tendons, where they are inserted in the "bones, especially early in the morning after rising, and in the evening before lying down ; the parts are painless when touched ; the pains are relieved by emission of flatulence ; an increase of pain obliges one to close the eyes.

Pain in all the joints, early in the morning, after rising, and during motion. — 180.

The joints are painful when moving the limbs, as if they had been sprained.

Sensation in the limbs during motion, as is felt in the arm when knocking the ulnar nerve in the region of the elbow against something hard.

The limbs go to sleep, especially when standing or walking, after rising from a seat.

In the morning, when lying in the bed, and resisting a desire for an embrace, he is attacked with a kind of athritic pain in the small of the back, knees and all the joints ; the pains are partly bruised or weary pains.

The recent wound commences to bleed again. — 185.

The wound which is almost healed, commences to pain again like a recent wound.

Boils break out on various parts of the body, passing off soon.

Corrosive pains in various parts, for example, below the ankle.

Itching of the affected parts ; the pain is increased by the scratching ; it is like a sort of burning in a sore place.

Simple, continuous itching of the soft parts, remaining un- changed after scratching. — 190.

Burning itching below the joints, after lying down, even for the mere purpose of taking a nap; it cannot be appeased by scratching.

A continuous itch- ing-pricking, here and there, terminating in a burning, (from touching the centre of the bar.) Burning stinging pain in various soft parts of the body, not in the joints ; it is more or less continuous.

Single stitches in soft parts, here and there, for instance in the ball of the thumb.

In the evening, after having got warm in the bed, he feels single burning stitches here and there, terminating in a smarting sensation. — 195.

Pricking, moaning, fluttering sort of a pain at a small place, for instance, in the bottom of the feet, such as is felt previous to a limb going to sleep.

Single jerks in the body previous to

going to sleep.

Sharp pain in the ulcer, as of a recent wound.

Stiffness of the body during motion, after rising from the siesta.

Early in the morning, after rising, he feels a great faintness, with anxiety, (a. 44 h.) — 200.

He becomes faint immediately, without feeling drowsy, and wishes to take something strong, but knows not what (immediately).

[Burning emanation from the head, down along the right side ; immediately after the whole body is covered with sweat, the temperature being moderate.

Burning emanations through all the parts of the body in every direction.

Intolerable burn- ing from the head to the feet, with pain as if the limbs were being torn and divided.

Burning and pricking pains.

During the burning pains there was neither external heat, nor redness of the parts. — 95.

Sensation as of flying sparks over the body.

He moans on account of a sensation in all the parts as if they were being cut up.

Heaviness in all the limbs, and palpita- tion of the heart from omitting the usual imposition of the magnets.

Dull, numb pain.

(Nightly pains.) — 100.

Draw- ing and pricking pain, mingled with itching.

Drawing pain.

Shuddering movement through the whole body.

A movement through the whole body, which is almost like a shuddering.

The joints are painful when touched. — 105.

The places upon which the magnets lie, burn as if hot coals were lying near them.

Creeping, and sensation as if all the humors were ac- cumulating in the region where the magnet was.

Small pim- ples on the chest, (where the magnet lay.) Extremely itching eruption where the magnet lay.

The skin under the magnet is painful and corroded, and is surrounded by itch-like pustules. — 110.

Red eruption, red spots, (where the magnet lay?) Red eruption in the palms of the hands resembling watery vesicles.

Burning itching where the magnet lay, obliging one to scratch until blood came out ; the skin is red, and round about small pimples are visible, passing off soon.

Large pim- ples around the place where the magnet lay.

Deep, lentil- sized ulcers at the place where the magnet lay. — 115.

Wide- spread eruption of pimples and blisters, with drawing and pricking pain ; also, red spots here and there.

Secretion of a reddish humor from the wound.

The place where the magnet had been imposed goes to sleep, becomes numb and insensible.

Jerking shock, causing the trunk to bend violently upward and forward as low down as the hips, with cries. — 120.

The trunk, while in a recumbent position, is jerked up spasmodi- cally as it were, (with a cry,) the head being jerked forward upon the bed, and then again backward upon the cushion.

The upper part of the body is spasmodically lifted and jerked

forward, and then again jerked back on one side.

(Violent start- ing and jerking upward) ; violent shocks, causing a general tremor of the body, burning in the chest and through either arm, and sweat all over.

None of the convulsions excited by the magnet alter the pulse.

A sort of starting through the body; afterward sweat on either hand. — 125.

Starting with a cry ; afterward sweat over the whole body.

Paralysis for ten days, with loss of sensation, the limb having its natural tempera- ture and being moist.

Shocks deprive him of consciousness.

The spasmodic risings and jerkings of the body forward, are followed by a long-lasting loss of consciousness, followed (see 39) by blowing with the mouth as when one experiences a great heat ; after which consciousness and cheerfulness re- turn.

Loss of consciousness, with staring eyes, open mouth, almost imperceptible inspirations, and a movement in the chest which is almost like palpitation of the heart, the pulse remain- ing unchanged and having its ordinary quality. — 130.

During the loss of consciousness the fingers are moved one after the other ; after the return of consciousness a profuse sweat broke out.

Faintness in all the limbs, accompanied with a swoon, which lasts but a short while and returns several times.

(These symptoms appeared in three females every day, at the same hour, for ten days in succession, but they appeared weaker and weaker.) Fits of fainting, palpitation of the heart, and suffocation.

(From omitting the usual imposition of magnet.) Long-lasting swoons, in which she retained her consciousness.

Swoon, during which she feels her pain, but is unable to complain on account of a want of speech and mo- bility. — 135.

Fainting fits.

Insensibility and deadly sopor.]

Coma vigil early in the morning for several hours ; after sunrise, sopor or deep sleep set in, full of heavy, passion- ate dreams (for instance, vexing dreams) ; the sopor terminates Avith a headache as if the brain were sore all over, disappear- ing after rising.

Sleep disturbed by dreams full of oppression and anxiety, resembling night-mare.

(a. 30 h.) Vivid dreams, as if he saw the thing taking place in his waking state.

Dreams full of feasting, boasting, and bragging.— 205.

Sleep full of dreams, with the mouth open.

He wakes at three o'clock in the night ; in a few hours he falls into a sopor full of dreams ; afterwards, feeling of heat in the limbs without thirst, the limbs requiring- to be uncovered at first, but afterwards cov- ered carefully.

He moves early in the morning while asleep, (from touching the centre of the bar.) He wakes from three o'clock in the morning ; but at sunrise his eyelids close, and he lies in a sort of stupor full of heavy dreams.

Early in the

Shuddering over the whole body, partly cold, partly burning, and causing an intense pain.

Hot and creep- ing sensation in the affected part.

Profuse sweat with shud- dering.

Slight sweat in the night, especially where the mag- net lay.

Sweat in the region of the stomach.

Profuse sweat.

Fever after midnight : no shuddering ; disagreeable sensation of heat in the whole body, especially in the palms of the hands and bottom of the feet, with dryness in the throat and sweat in the face, nape of the neck or over the whole body.

Dry heat, early in the morning when in bed.

Heat without thirst in the night, requiring one to lie uncov- ered.

Disagreeable, troublesome warmth in the whole body, with sweat in the face, without thirst (immediately). — 225.

Imperceptible exhalation of the whole body, having a strong, pungent, though not disagreeable smell, resembling the exha- lation which is perceived coming from a healthy man while sweating.

General sweat after midnight.

Sweat over the whole body, especially in the back, early in the morning while asleep (from touching the centre of the magnetic bar).

Moral Symptoms : While doing his business in the day- time, he talks aloud to himself, without being- aware of it (im- mediately) (like one whose mind is affected).

He is faint, but excessively solicitous to do his business properly. — 230.

Exces- sive exhaustion of the body, with feeling of heat, and cool sweat in the face, with unceasing, and as it were, hurried and over- strained activity.

Hurried zeal ; afterwards a gnawing pain in the arm and in the head of the humerus (in the first hours) Hurried heedlessness and forgetfulness ; he says and does something different from what he intends r omitting letters, syl- lables, and words.

He endeavors to do things, and actually does things contrary to his own intentions.

Wavering irreso- luteness, hurriedness (immediately). — 235.

He is unable to fix his attention to one object (immediately).

The things around him strike him like one who is half dreaming.

He is unable to control his attention, howsoever much he would like to do so.

Print seems to him very bright, but he has difficulty to comprehend what he reads.

He inclines to be angry and ve- hement ; and after he has become angry, his head aches as if it were sore (immediately). — 240.

He is disposed to feel vex- ed ; this gives him pain, especially a headache, as if a nail were forced into his head Inclines to be vehement.

Resolute- ness, deliberateness, strength of mind and body (with easy di- gestion), (seems to be a curative effect).

Cheerful, calm, and serious mood in the morning (seems to be a curative effect

[Anxiousness.

Nightly anxiety, with violent palpitation of the heart.

He easily starts at a noise.]

(Vertigo, sensation as if she would fall in every di- rection).

Vertiginous motion in one side of the head.

(a. 10 minutes.) After having gone np-stairs, she feels a motion from the centre of the brain towards either ear, like the pendulum of a clock.

He is not clearly conscious of himself, is unable to think correctly ; sensation as if his understanding had become arrested, and as if something were pressing his brain down, and were pressing the eyes out; a sort of fainting turn. — 5.

When walking, he felt like one intoxicated.

Sensation of in- toxication, like a humming in the head.

(a. 15 min.) Obtusion of the head with desire for open air.

Weak memory, but he feels cheerful, (a. 1 h.) Two days in secession he wakes from his siesta with a violent headache, as if the brain were bruised and obtuse ; the headache decreases after he is fully awake, and disappears gradually after rising, (a. 3 and 23 h.) — 10.

Headache, consisting in a sore and bruised pain in the surface of the brain, in the sinciput and in one of the temples.

The head feels bruised and dashed to pieces in one of the hemi- spheres, (a. half h.) A shock in one side of the head in the morning while in bed.

Sensation as if the head were being pressed down by a load.

Pressure as o/ something hard in several parts of the brain.— 15.

(A good deal of heat in the head.) Disagreeable, compressive sensation in the the head, and as if one part of the brain were pressed in.

The head is concussed by the sound of a hammer.

Headache when walking ; pressure over the orbits.

Headache, especially when raising or moving the eyes.— 20.

Tensive sensation in the brain behind the forehead, extending down to the root of the nose.

In the morning after rising, he has several stitches in the upper part of the forehead, until afternoon.

Headache, as if the temples were being pressed asunder.

Violent head- ache the whole afternoon, as if the brain were being pressed asunder, (a. 3 d.) Large tubercles on the hairy scalp, (painful only when touched).— 25.

Smartingitching in the hairy scalp.(a. \ h.)

walking in the open air.

(a. 22 h.) Obtusion of the head.* —5.

Rush of blood to the head, and suffusion of heat in the cheeks.

Drawing headache in the left side of the head.

(a. 21 \ h.) Drawing-boring pain in the right temple ; accompanied with a spasmodic pain below the right molar bone.

Pressure in the right temple, when walking in the open air, causing a dul- ness of the head.

Aching pain over the left temporal region, externally, (a. 27 h.)— 10.

Tearing in the head behind the right ear, with a sensation as of a shock, gradually moving to the front of the head, when walking in the open air.

(a. \ h.) Pushing tearing in the head behind the left ear when sitting, (a. -§- h.) Tension of the scalp as if it were too firmly adhering to the skull, causing an obtusion of the head (for several hours).

Pressure in the articulation of the condyles of the occiput with the atlas from within outward, obliging him to bend the head forward all the time.

Aching pain in the left side of the fore- head, (a. 22 h.) — 15.

Aching pain in the outer parts over the right eyebrow.

(^ 28 h.)

Face and Eyes : Tension across the face.

Paleness of face.

Cold movement as of cold breath in the eyes.

The eyes protrude, (a \ h.) — 30.

Staring look.

Fine prickings in the left eye.

(a. 24 h.) Burning, continuous stitch in the up- per eyelid, (a. 3 m.) Vesiele on the margin of the upper eye- lid, pressing upon the eye.

Painful sensitiveness of the eyelids when reading, (a. 12 h.) — 35.

Itching in the inner canthus and the margin of the eyelids, (a. \ h.) Painful feeling of dryness in the eyelids in the morning when waking, (a. 14, 20 h.) Lachrymation early in the morning.

Excessive lach- rymation ; the light of the sun is intolerable.

Dilatation of the pupils ; they contract but little in the light (immediately). — 40.

Contraction of the pupils during the first hours.

[Itching over the right eye, inducing one to scratch.

(The magnet being held near the weak right eye.) Jerking and. drawing in the eyelids.

Drawing in the eyelids witli lach- rymation. — 20.

Itching of the eyelids.

Pricking in the eyelids.

In the evening, prickings of the left eyelid, with dryness of the same.

The eyelids are strongly agglutinated in the morning.

Gum in the outer canthus. — 25.

Stinging in the canthus and the left cheek.

Sensation as of sand in the eye.

Itching in the eye.

Burning, redness and lachrymation of either eye.

Burning in the weak rigid eye ; it became red

and filled with water (the magnet being held in contact with the weak right eye for a quarter of an hour). — 30.

Coldness in the weak eye for three or four minutes (the magnet being held in contact with that eye for two minutes).

Coldness of the weak eye, as if the eye were a piece of ice ; as the coldness passed off a long-continued pricking was felt in the eye.

Cold- ness in the eye, followed by heat.

Pricking in the left eye.

Pricking sensation in the eye, resembling the tick of a watch (for 25 minutes). — 35.

Uneasy motion of the eye.

Great mo- tion of the eyeball ; a good deal of water accumulates in either eye.

Sensation as of a cobweb in front of the eyes.

Shine in the eye as of a shooting star.

Formication between the two eyes. — 40.

Strong drawing over the eye, in the surface of the cheek, ear, extending into the upper maxillary bone (the mag- net being in contact with the eye.) Intensely painful tightness in the face, extending as far as the tonsils.

Drawing in the left cheek.

Innumerable prickings in the cheek, with feeling of heat, without any heat being perceptible to others, (a. 2\ h.)]

Stitch darting from the Eustachian tube to the in- terior of the ear (when stooping).

Fine ringing in the opposite ear (immediately).

A few tearings in the interior of the right ear, resembling otalgia, (a. 18 h.) Whizzing and a drawing sen- sation in the ear. — 45.

Tightness of the tympanum.

Tubercle in the face, near the nose, feeling sore when touched ; when not touched, a few rare slow stitches are felt in it.

[Crackling in the ear as when burning dry wood, when holding the magnet in the ear. — 45.

Warmth and roaring in the ear, as when water is boiling and bubbling (when holding the magnet in the ear).

Ringing in the ear of the same side.

Heat and pecking sensation in the ear, when holding the mag- net in the ear.

A kind of deafness, as if a pellicle had been drawn over the right ear, after which heat is felt in the ear.]

Illusion of smell : he imagined the room smelled of fresh white-wash and dust.

Violent bleeding at the nose, for three afternoons in succession, increasing every afternoon, and preceded by an aching pain in the forehead (a. 4 d.) Sore pain in the nostrils, even without touching or moving them, (a. 26 h.) — 50.

Redness and heat of the tip of the nose, fol- lowed by hot, red, circumscribed spots upon the cheeks.

[Bleeding from the left nostril, at two o'clock in the after- noon, (a. 46 h.) — 50.

Bleeding of the nose for three-quarters of an hour, in the afternoon when walking in the open air, after blowing the nose.

(a. 23 h.) Pimples on the right wing of the nose, with a stinging-itching sensation.

Illusion of smell : he imagines the room smells of rotten eggs, or of the contents of a privy, (a. 27 h.)]

Mouth, Jaws and Teeth : Cla wing-aching pain in the left submaxillary gland, (a. 2 h.) Crushing-aching, or pinch- ing pain in the submaxillary glands, without the glands being either touched or moved, as is felt in acute swellings of the throat, (a. 4 h.) Tearing pain in the cervical muscles, as if they were too weary.

Painful cramp in the cervical muscles, from one ear to the other. — 55.

Cramp in one of the cervical muscles, when yawning; the parts were afterwards painful to the touch.

Sore pain in the left corner of the mouth, when moving it, as if an ulcer would form.

Slow, extremely sharp and painful prickings in the lower lip.

Small pimples on the inner surface of the upper lip.

Cramp like toothache in the right lower jaw. — 60.

Toothache as if the tooth were being torn out ; it becomes worse after a meal, and when sit- ting or lying down, but improves when walking.

Toothache in the direction of the eye, a very quick succession of peckings in the hollow tooth, with swollen inflamed gums and a red and burning cheek; the toothache increased very much immediate- ly after a meal, improved when walking in the open air, but was aggravated in a smoky room.

Throbbing in the hollow tooth (immediately), followed by a pressure in the tooth as if something had got into the tooth, with drawing in the temples.

Throbbing in the tooth, with burning in the gums, and swol- len, red, hot cheeks, with burning pain and beating in the cheeks, in the afternoon.

The toothache ceases when walking in the open air, and returns in the room. — 65.

Numbness and insensibility of the gums of the tooth which had been affected with pain.

Drawing pain in the hollow tooth and fore teeth. increased when eating something warm ; with redness of the cheek during the pain.

Swelling of the gums of a hollow tooth, painful when touched with the tongue.

Toothache, as if the gums were sore or cut, increased by the air entering the mouth.

Itching in the forepart of the tongue, obliging one to rub and scratch. — 70.

Accumulation of saliva in the mouth (immediately).

Appetite and Gastric Symptoms : Heart-burn.

(a. -J- h.) Long-continued rancid heart-burn.

He does not even relish the most palatable kind of food, at supper, (a. 10 h.) When smoking, he feels a scraping sensation in the throat as if he were to have heart-burn, or had had it. — 75.

Sourish taste in the morning, as if one were fasting.

When smoking, he has a bitter taste on the posterior part of the tongue, (a. 2 h.) Tobacco is disagreeable to him.

(a. 2 h.) She felt so replete at dinner that she was unable to eat. — 180.

Greedy appetite at supper Chocolate had a flat, disagreeable taste, as if impure water had been added to it.

(He relishes his sup- per, but soon after he has a flat taste in the mouth, and feels a heat in the lobules.) Eructation, with a sort of a painful jerk.

Frequent eructations of mere air. — 85.

The magnet seems to favor acidity of the stomach.

The tongue is very much coated and covered with mucus; aversion to milk.

The stomach feels as if spoiled ; food weighs heavily in his stomach.

Heart-burn after supper, (a. 24 h.)

She is waked in the night by a pressure in the abdomen as of a stone. — 90.

Pressure in the abdomen as of a stone.

Sudden griping in the pit of the stom- ach, (a.

I h.) (Throbbing in the pit of the stomach) (imme- diately).

Sensation in the epigastric region and in the stomach, as if the walls of the stomach were sensitive to pain.

Draw- ing in the pit of the stomach, extending into the right chest. — 95.

Drawing pain in the abdomen, (a. 4 h.) Drawing colic.

(a. a few hours.) Warmth in the umbilical region, causing an anxiety, followed by a sensation as if vomiting would come on.

Coldness in the abdomen (immediately after touching the mag- net).

Shocks and jerks coming out of the abdomen and ex- tending through the chest into the throat (immediately). — 100.

A few jerks in the abdomen, like a sort of rumbling, as if some- thing were falling down in the abdomen at intervals (imme- diately).

A few stitches in the side of the abdomen, and movement in the abdomen as if diarrhoea would come on.

(a. 10 h., on the following morning.) Spasmodically contractive sensation of the hypogastrium, externally and internally, early

hypogastrium, from below upward, (a. 3|h.) Stitches in the right lumbar region.

Stitches in the left groin from within out- ward, in the region of the superior spinous process of the ilium (immediately). — 70.

Boring pain over the left abdominal ring, from within outward, as if hernia would protrude.]

Drawing, almost dysenteric pain in the hypogas- trium, early in the morning, followed by difficult expulsion of very thick fasces, (a. 24 h.) Blood comes off with stool twice a day.

(a. 4 d.) Difficult and rare expulsion of hard, thick fasces (in a few days). — 115.

Sharp pressure in the rectum, (a. 1^ h.) Stinging pinching in the rectum.

Aching-pressing pain in the rectum (not in the anus) after midnight, while in a slumber lasting for hours, and disappearing after being wide awake.

Cutting pain in the left groin, in the region of the ab- dominal ring, with a feeling of weakness in that region.

Re- laxed condition of the abdominal ring increasing from day to day ; hernia threatens to protrude, especially when coughing, (a. 48 h.) — 120.

Sore pain in the abdominal ring, when walk- ing, (a. 8 h.)

Urinary and Genital Organs : Dark urine.

The se- cretion of urine decreases in the first hours, but increases after the lapse of twenty-four hours.

Copious emissions of urine, (a. 18 h.) (Relaxed condition of the neck of the bladder from one o'clock at noon until eight o'clock in the evening ; the urine drop- ped out involuntarily.) (a. 3 h.) Continuous smarting pain in the raphe of the prepuce, after urinating.

Itching smarting in the inner surface of the prepuce, obliging one to rub at night when in bed.

Painful itching of the inner surface of the prepuce (after waking at midnight).

Nightly involuntary emission without erection, rousing him with a feeling of anxiety. — 130.

Nightly involuntary emission.

Excessive erection, with ex- cessive desire for an embrace and an emission of semen.

Vio- lent erections in the morning.

Relaxation of the penis and diminished desire for an embrace, (a. 36 h.) Strangulating pain in the right testicle, (a. 3 h.) — 135.

Sharp drawing^and cutting in the testicles.

Moderate desire for an embrace.

He is able to control it.

(a. 64 h.) The menses which ought to have ap- peared immediately, appeared after the lapse of twenty hours, increased within twenty-four hours beyond the quantity in which they usually appeared, and which was less than ought to have been, until the quantity became normal, without any secondary symptoms.

(Curative effect.)

Respiratory Organs and Chest : Obstruction of one of the nostrils with cold, the other nostril secreting a thin mu- cus.

Rapid discharge of thin mucus from the nose early in the morning. — 140.

Fit of sneezing and coryza.

(a. 2 h.) Breathing is difficult for her.

He was obliged to breathe spas- modically in deep and intermittent inspirations, as if his breath- ing became arrested, while he felt a desire to inspire as much air as possible ; he was at the same time covered with sweat over and over (immediately).

Momentary violent turns of cough ; three or four.

When walking in the open air the cough be- comes much worse, and assumes a suffocative character, — 145.

Sudden oppression of the chest.

Sensation in the throat and trachea as after a violent cough, meaning a sensation as is felt in the throat after laughing, and causes the saliva to accumulate in the mouth.

Oppression of the chest, with anxiety.

Itching of the nipples, (a. 1 h.) A few violent beats of the heart. — 150.

Burning stitches in the region of the heart.

Burning stitches, first in the region of the dorsal mus- cles, afterwards in the side of the chest, and lastly in the fore- part of the right chest.

Pressure in the region of the heart (immediately).

Several sharp stitches in the region of the heart.

Sharp stitches in the left muscles of the chest, when moving the arm. — 155.

Stitches in the left side of the chest, (a. \ h.) Frequent dry hacking cough in the evening when in bed, previous to falling asleep.

(Dry cough causing a painful rawness in the chest, especially in the night after getting warm in the bed, having been chilly first.) The smoke of tobacco excites his cough.

In the midst of falling asleep, a racking and spasmodic cough sets in, hindering sleep. — 160.

Suffoca- tive, spasmodic cough about midnight.

The desire to cough is seated in the finest and most remote bronchial ramifications, where nothing can be got loose by the cough ; the mucus which is thrown off, is secreted in a higher region, the titilla- tion remaining the same, inasmuch as it has its seat lower down ; hence the cough is very fatiguing and racking ; even the head is concussed, and the whole body becomes warm, after which a general exhalation sets in until morning, the cough abating in this case.

Unceasing (not titillating) irrita- tion, inducing cough, in the evening, when in bed, immediately after lying down, the cough being short and dry ; the irrita- tion is not momentarily diminished by the cough, as is the case in other kinds of cough ; this unceasing irritation can only be removed by suppressing the cough, even by a firm, determined will.

(a. 38 h.) Coryza and sneezing. — 75.

Violent coryza in that side of the nose which is nearest the eye where the magnet had been applied.

Discharge of an acrid fluid from the nose.

Acrid discharge from the nose, causing a burning pain in the nostril.

Discharge of water from either nostril.

Violent dry coryza ; both of his nostrils being obstructed, and breathing being very difficult, (a. 20 h.) — 80.

Complete obstruction of the left nostril at night, the right nostril being open, but entire- ly dry, as in dry coryza.

After rising, the nose, which had been obstructed over night, opened, but the dryness remained.

Shortness of breath, when going up stairs.

Clawing-contract- ive pain transversely through the chest, causing a tremulous anxious breathing, especially the inspirations, when leaning over or upon the arms and looking out at the window, (a 3^ h.) Anxiousness and qualmishness about the chest, (a. 6 m.) — 85.

Oppression of the chest.

When walking in the open air he imagines that heat is entering the chest, passing through the pharynx.

When walking in the open air, he feels a prick- ing in the left side of the chest, (a. 10 m.) Continuous stitch in the left side of the chest in the evening.

Intermittent stitches in the right side of the back.

(a. 26| h.)]

Back and Upper Extremities: Crackling or cracking in the cervical vertebra), especially in the atlas, during motion, (a. 3 h.) Pain as if bruised in the middle of the spine, when bending the spine backward, (a. 36 h.) Gurgling and creeping sensation between the scapulae. — 165.

Twitching in the pos- terior lumbales muscles.

Pain as if bruised in the left shoul- der-joint both during motion and in rest, painless when touch- ing it, from noon till four o'clock in the morning, (a. 3 h.) Trembling of the arm, the hand whereof is touched by the magnet.

Cramp-like sensation in the arm, and as if it had gone to sleep.

The left arm is much heavier than the other. — 170.

That upper arm which is not touched by the magnet, is very heavy.

Itching above the elbow, consisting in fine sting- ing and smarting, not diminished by scratching, as if a mos- quito had bit him there ; the scratching causes a burning.

Weight in the upper arm (immediately).

Several times he perceives a jerking in the affected upper arm ;

(the arm and loot seemed to him dead.) Sensation of stiffness in the elbow- joint. — 175.

Audible cracking in the elbow-joint during motion (immediately).

Pleasant feeling in the arm-joint, as if it en- joyed rest after great weariness.

Stiffness and rigidity in the right tarsal and carpal joints, at night when in bed.

Trem- bling of the hand which touches the magnet, and of the foot of the opposite side.

Painful and almost burning itching i n

the dorsum of the middle phalanx of the little finger, as if the part had been frozen ; the place was painful to the touch, (a. 4 h.) — 180.

Fine, frequent prickings in the affected spot, and in the tip of every finger : worst in the evening after lying down.

Drawing in the fingers from below upwards, with creeping in the fingers immediately ; directly after he felt somewhat desponding.

Pain in the finger joints, as if they had been strained by bending them over.

Buzzing in the fin- ger which is in contact with the magnet.

Twitchings in the ringer in contact with the magnet, afterwards extending into the arm, with a kind of heaviness in the arm. — 185.

(Pain in the fingers, drawing them from before backward, accompanied with creeping.)

[Continuous pain in the back, when standing, walking, or sitting, as if he had been stooping for a long time.

(a. 28i h.) Heaviness in the upper limbs, as if the veins contained lead (immediately).

Feeling of heaviness in the arm which touches the magnet.

Considerable feeling of heaviness in the left upper and lower arm.

(a. } h.) Violent coldness in the arm over which the magnet had been moved (in a female in mag- netic sleep, after being touched with the north pole of the mag- net). — 95.

Prickling pain in the arm as far as the shoulder, especially in the long bones of the fore-arm.

Sore pain in the right shoulder when walking in the open air.

Sensation in the arm and hand as if they had gone to sleep (immediately).

Stitches in the fore-arm near the wrist-joint, (a. 251 h.) Pres- sure in the left radius, in the evening, as after a blow. — 100.

Pressure and drawing in the wrist-joint, with uneasiness in the fore-arm (as is the case in joy and expectation), obliging him to bend the arm continually.

Sensation in the hand as if it had gone to sleep.

Trembling in the left hand, and stiffness of the index-finger, (a. 9 m.) Stitches in the muscles of the left hollow hand, when walking in the open air.

(a. 2 h.) The fingers go to sleep. — 105.

Creeping in the tip of the left index- finger, (a. 4 m.) Jerking in the thumb touched by the mag- net, as if there were pulsations in the thumb.

Great heaviness in the finger touching the magnet (immediately).]

when rising, and especially when standing, (a. 3 h.) While walking, the foot feels as if going to sleep, (a. f h.) Weariness and numbness in the lower limbs as if they had gone to sleep, without tingling. — 195.

Pain in the upper part of the toes, as if they had become sore by walking.

Laceration in the big toe.

Sore pressure in the corns, which had been painless here- tofore, when pressing the feet ever so little.

Pain in the upper part of one of the toes, as of a corn.

Severe stitch in the heel. — 200.

Sore pain in the heel.

(a. •£ h.) (Occasional pain in the heel, like pressure.) (Violent pressing around the ankle of the affected ulcerated foot.)

[Faintness of the lower limbs. — 110.

Great weariness of the lower limbs from four until eight o'clock in the evening, (a. 1 h.) Excessive weakness of the lower limbs, when walk- ing, as if they would break.

Drawing in either knee and in the right lower limb.

Stitch in the anterior muscles of the right thigh, from above downwards, (a. 27 h.) Voluptuous itching of the left thigh, in the anterior and internal surface, but more in the former, (a. 18 h.) — 115.

Bruised pain over the knee when sitting.

Stitches in the tendons of the left thigh, toward the bend of the knee.

(a. 19 h.) Rigid tension in the hamstrings, when rising from a seat, as if too short, (a. 3 h.) Painless buzzing in the left leg, with sensation of heaviness, as if the leg had gone to sleep, (a. 4 h.) Pressure in the outer region of the tibiae, when standing. — 120.

Sudden lancina- tions in the heels, big toe and calf, when sitting.

Stitches in the right big toe.

Painful crawling in the toes of the right foot.

(a. 27 h.) Voluptuous itching in the bottom of the toes of the left foot.

(a. 27 h.)]

General Symptoms : (Stitching in the steatoma.) Crawl- ing over the skin. — 205.

Crawling itching, as of a fly or flea, terminating in a sensation of soreness, first in the inner, then in the outer side of the limbs, in the evening when in bed, and in the morning after waking.

Continuous digging-up stitches in various parts, becoming sharper and more painful, in propor- tion as they penetrate more deeply into the flesh.

Slow, con- tinuous, very painful stitches in various parts ; for instance in the dorsum or in the sides of the fingers and toes.

Stitching jerks in the part touched by the magnet (immediately).

Jerks in the part touched by the magnet (immediately). — 210.

Tremulous, vibrating, numb sensation.

Sensation as if the blood were rushing to the place touched by the magnet, as if the blood would come out there, (a. -J- h.) Twitching in the neighboring parts.

Twitching and beating near the part touched by the magnet, (a. £ h.) Tensive sensation in the

neighboring parts. — 215.

Bruised pain in the neighboring parts, and as if one had carried a heavy burthen.

Creeping in the neighboring parts as if they were going to sleep.

Tremulousness through the whole body, especially in the feet, (a. 2 h.) Tremor in the fart touched by the magnet (imme- diately).

The hand which was touched by the magnet soon became colder. — 220.

Cool sensation in the part which was touched by the magnet.

Sensation of coldness in the part which was touched by the magnet, (a. -£ h.) Warm sensa- tion in the neighboring parts.

Burning pain in the existing herpes, the whole day.

Smarting, almost tearing and burning pain in the existing herpes. — 225, Drawing in the periosteum of all the bones, as is felt at the commencement of an intermit- tent fever (but without chilliness or heat), (a. 2 h.) Painless drawing sensation.

In the right side of the tongue, in the neck and across the foot he feels a sudden drawing, or a movement to and fro, and jerks resembling stitches.

Heavi- ness in single limbs (with a sensation as if their strength had increased), (a. 24 h.) Sensation of dryness and tightness in the body, with want of strength. — 230.

He is very faint, had to rest himself while walking in the open air, and was melan- choly and desponding.

The faintness, the bruised and pain- ful sensation in the limbs were worse in the open air.

In the morning there was a general faintness with a sweat as of an- guish ; want of appetite at dinner ; he had to lie down ; after- wards diarrhoea, (a. 48 h.) Weariness in all the limbs, (a. | h.) In the morning she felt so faint that she was scarcely able to drag herself along, as if oppressed by a sultry atmos- phere.

235.

Excessive spasmodic yawning with pain in the articulation of the left jaw, as if it were on the point of being dislocated.

Frequent yawning without drowsiness.

So- por : several times he was attacked with a sudden sensation as if he ought to shut up his eyes, and as if he were going to fall into a pleasant sleep ; an irresistible sensation which threat- ened to deprive him suddenly of consciousness.

In the evening he fell into a deep sleep ; all his limbs felt paralyzed or bruised. — 240.

Constant drowsiness in day-time.

Deep sleep toward morning ; he could not get sleep enough in the morning.

Slept on his back in the night.

She sings in the evening while asleep, wakes by her singing, recollects that she ought not to

[Great drowsiness ; he was obliged to gape.

Stupefying sleep in the night; in the morning he slept on his back, dream- ing of deformed men, monsters, etc.

He was occupied with his literary labors in a dream.

Sleep interrupted by vexed dreams which he is unable to recollect.— 130.

Tossing. about in the night, while asleep, with vivid dreams ; the bed felt to him

too warm.

Frequent waking from sleep, as if started by fright, (a. 34 h.) He frequently wakes in the night with a burning heat of the whole body, and is sometimes obliged to uncover himself.

The mouth felt very dry, without thirst.

Chilliness with yawnings, early in the morning.

(Chilliness the whole day, over the whole body, but especially along the back.) (a. 48 h.)— 265.

Coolness of the whole body.

Sensation of coldness or coolness over the whole body, as if she were dressed too lightly, or as if she had taken cold, with- out shuddering ; immediately after, she had a small loose stool which was succeeded by pressing, (a. £ h.) Shuddering all over at the moment when the north pole was touched by the tip of the tongue.

Cold hands.

Sensation of coldness in the tip of the finger which was in contact with the magnet, accompanied with drops of sweat upon the fingers of this hand and the dorsum of the hand (immediately). — 270.

Sweat in the palms of the hands, the hands being cool.

Cool sweat all over.

(a. ^ h.) Towards morning he is covered all over with a strongly, but not dis- agreeably smelling, vapory, slight sweat.

Sweat about two o'clock in the morning, all over, even in the face, mostly on the chest, except the hair on the head and those parts of the hairy scalp upon which he was resting ; only while asleep : the sweat disappeared entirely when waking, and was not ac- companied with thirst.

Heat in the face. — 275.

In the even- ing the blood rushes to the head and the face feels hot, accompanied with chilliness of the lower limbs, especially the feet.

(a. 4 h.) Heat in one of the cheeks, accompanied with a feeling of internal heat, irritable disposition and talkativeness, (a - 1 - h.) Sensation of warmth in the feet.

Feeling of heat over the whole body, with quick and strong pulse, without any external warmth ; even the hands are cold, although they feel hot to him, without thirst, (a. 3 h.) (Fever : Chilliness in the small of the back, along the back, from noon till evening with- out any perceptible coldness and great thirst ; at nine o'clock in the evening, he has a good deal of heat in the face, without thirst ; after midnight she is covered with a profuse fetid sweat, lasting until morning and disappearing when waking.)- -280.

Fever ; frequent flushes of heat in the afternoon, only in the head, with a red, hot face (for two or three minutes) ; accom- panied with some drawing in the head.

Fever: at three o'clock in the afternoon he had a small burning spot on the foot for one minute, disappearing suddenly, and being succeed- ed by a sudden heat in the head, with ledness of cheeks and sweat in the face, for some minutes.

Fever : general shudder- ing at four o'clock in the afternoon, a quarter of an hour.

(a.

[Suffusion of redness over the whole face in the evening, without thirst, (a. 28 h.) Feeling of warmth.— 135.

Exces- sive heat of the whole body, especially of the back and fore- head, even while the windows are open, without sweat or thirst, (a. 2\ h.) Heat spreading over her whole body, espe- cially the abdomen and face, causing sweat to break out in the face.

(a. 8 m.) Feeling of heat over the whole head, the face being hot, but not red, with thirst, (a 5 a L h.) Sudden heat and redness of the right cheek, the left cheek feeling cold.

(a. 26 h.) Fiery redness of the face, oppression, stronger pulse.— 140.

Heat over the whole body in the evening, with anxiety driving him to and fro.

Heat, especially down the back and over the whole body, with an anxious, unsteady appearance.] Moral Symptoms :— 285.

Out of humor and weary, (a. 24 h.) Weeping mood, with chilliness and a chilly feeling, (a 1 h.) Sadness, in the evening ; he had to weep contrary to his will, after which his eyes felt sore.

He felt in the eve- ning as if it were difficult for him to commence the execution of his designs, and it was long before he made a beginning ; but as soon as he had commenced, he carried out his designs with great promptness.

Indolent fancy ; he sometimes felt as if he had no fancy at all.— 290.

When sitting, he felt as if he had lost all powers of motion, and had grown fast on the chair ; when in motion, however, he perceived that he was perfectly capable of moving.

Indolent mind.

Anxious, desponding, inconsolable, self-reproaching mood.

(a. 1 h.) Sleep ceased at three o'clock in the morning, and he became anxious ; he became solicitous about his health, as if he were dangerously sick ; he became gloomy ; he grudged every word which he was obliged to utter.— 295.

Anxious solicitousness, exagge- rated, over-scrupulous solicitude.

Irritated and vexed mood ; he does not like to be interrupted in his work, and, neverthe- less he does not accomplish any thing.

While doing his business, he talks aloud to himself.

He makes mistakes easily when writing, (a. | h.) He would like to work a good deal, and does not satisfy himself ; he thinks he does things in a slow manner.— 300.

He is alternately sad and cheerful.

Acts as if he were frightened and timid (immedi- ately).

Despondency.

Anxious scrupulousness (immediately).

Hastv, bold, quick, firm. - 305.

Calm, composed mood, devoid

of care.

(a. 1£ h.) Calmness of mind, passion.

Calm, but not bold.

[Alternately cheerful and sad, the whole day.

(a. 30 h.) Cheerfulness and feeling of great strength, alternate with want of courage and weakness. — 145.

Calm and composed mood, the whole day.

(a. 48 h.) Boldness of mind, as after drink- ing wine.]

Obtusion of the head.

Unsteadiness of the mind ; he is unable to fix his ideas ; things seem to flit to and fro be- fore his senses as if he could not appreciate or look at them with the necessary attention; his opinions and resolutions are wavering, which occasions a kind of anxious and uneasy con- dition of mind.

(This mental disturbance is removed by touch- ing the metallic zinc.) Vertigo as if intoxicated, as if he were obliged to stagger ; some vertigo even while sitting.

Rush of blood to the head, without heat.— 5.

Heaviness of the head, with a sort of creeping or fine digging in the head.

Fine crawling in the brain as of a number of insects, accompanied with heaviness of the head.

Creeping in the vertex, as if something were running about there, and a sort of tearing.

Shocks in either temple.

Pain in the right side of the fore- head, composed of tearing and beating, (a.

J- h.)— 10.

A few beatings over the forehead, accompanied with a tearing pain.

Tearing at a small spot of the left temple.

Drawing-tearing pain in the left brain, resembling a slow, burning stitch, (a. 3 h.) Pressure in the occiput, in alternate places.

Creeping, mixed with prickings, in the anterior and middle part of the forehead, in the evening, (a. 8 h.)— 15.

Passing, dull-stitch- ing pain in the left side of the forehead, (a. 20 h.) Sharp- pointed, aching pain in the left side of the head, with pressure from within outward ; continuous stitch accompanied with pressure (a. 2 h.), (relieved by the north pole.) Simple and tensive pain over the whole brain, commencing while walking in the open air, and speedily going off in the room.

(Head- ache, in the evening before retiring, with dry heat in the hands.) Beating in the right side of the head, like a pulsa- tion, at. night, when lying down.— 20.

Jerkings in the head.

Spasmodically contractive headache in the region between the eyebrows.

A certain spot in the hairy scalp is painful as if bruised, still more so when touched.

(Tension in the affected side of the face, when touching the south pole with the tip of the tongue.) (A glandular tubercle in the nape of the neck be-

[Headache : pressure on the top of the head, or in either temple (an intense violent pain), as is felt in a catarrh, heing violent when sitting straight, more so when shaking the head or when reflecting, diminishing when walking, and disappear- ing almost entirely when bending the head over or backward (in the first hours).

Headache in the occiput, most violent in the room, but disappearing in the open air (in the first hours).

Creeping in the left side of the head, towards the upper part.

Headache ; tearing pains behind the left ear.— 5.

Heaviness in the upper part of the head.

Dull fancy, but the memory is good.

The skin on the forehead feels as if dried fast to the skull.]

Face and Eyes : — 25.

Slow, burning stitch in the mar- gin of the eyelid, (a. 2 h.) Lachrymation of the eye which is touched by the magnet.

Lachrymation of either eye.

Wa- tery eyes from time to time.

Erosive pain, morning and eve- ning, especially in the outer canthus, and when touching the eyelids, as if a hair were lodged in the eye : a sort of inflam- mation of the margin of the eyelids, (a. 16, 24 h.) — 30.

Painful, smarting- dryness of the eyelids, especially percep- tible when moving them, mostly in the evening and morn- ing.

Swelling of one of the Meibomian glands of the left lower eyelid, in the morning, as if a stye would form, but the pain was merely aching.

Smarting in the inner canthus (in the morning), (a. 48 h).

Pressure in the left eye, for a min- ute.

Pressure and dull stitching in the left eye.— 35. • Prick- ing in the left eye.

(a. 4 h.) Spasmodic contraction of one of the eyes, in the morning.

[The skin around the eyes is sore.

When holding the mag- net to the eye, he feels a little coldness in the eve tor a short time, but a severe itching in the eyelids.— 10.

The eyes feel agglutinated in the morning.

Beating and itching in the eye.

Deficient sight : things looked dim, also double, when touch- ing the nape of the neck.

Faintish sort of cloudiness, with disposition to sit down ; the objects seem veiled ; afterwards they become much more distinct and much brighter than they appear while the eyes are in their natural condition ; accom- panied with an ecstatic mood.

Vividness of the eyes.— 15.

In the commencement the dilatation of the pupils is easier, and their contraction more difficult.

Flushes of heat in the face.

Sensation in the face (and in the rest of the body) as if cold air were blowing upon it.]

below upwards, and extending into the head, almost continu- ous, (a. 40 h.) Tearing pains in the cartilages of the outer and inner ear, extending very nearly as far as the inner cavi- ties.

Roaring in the ears, which he felt more ill the upper part of the head. — 40.

Noise in the ears, like the movement of a wing.

Sensation as of the whizzing of the wind in the ears, early in the morning ; he feels it as far as the forehead, (Inflammation of the outer ear, the grooves of that portion of the ear assuming the appearance of sore rhagades.

Ringing in the good ear.

(a. 1 h.) Coarse stitches in the cheek.— 45.

Small pimples in the nape of the neck, burning and itching.

[Occasional stitches and ringing in the ear.

Painful jerk in the ear as if its parts should be pressed asunder : a sort of otalgia.— 20.

Roaring before the ear.

Sensation as if a cold wind were blowing upon the ears.

Sensation as of warm breathing upon the outer ear.

Two painful vesicles on the right side of the neck, below the ear.]

[Eruption on the chin, painful to the touch.— 25.

The skin under the chin is painful, as if sore.

Dull pain with intensely painful stitches in hollow teeth, (a. 1 h.) ]

Mouth and Pharynx : Single stitches in the left margin of the tongue, (a. 5 h.)— 50.

Sore feeling in the throat during and between the acts of deglutition, (a. 3 h.) Putrid smell from the throat, early in the morning, the mouth being clean ; himself has neither a bad smell nor taste.

Burning in the pharynx, a sort of strangulation from below upwards, with a feeling of heat.

[Heat in the organs of speech, with difficulty of speech ; sensation as if the tongue were swollen.

A quantity of watery, tasteless saliva.

Accumulation of a quantity of watery saliva from the mouth, flowing out of the mouth when stoop- ing.— 30.

Tasteless, watery, copious saliva, which he spits out very seldom, (a. 3 d.) ]

Taste, and Gastric Symptoms: Slight appetite, with- out loathing or abnormal taste, the general health being good.

(a. 24 h.) Indifference to eating, drinking or smoking ; he relishes the food, but he has no desire for it, and is satiated be- fore beginning to eat.

(a. 12, 24 h.)— 55.

Indifference to milk, bordering on aversion, early in the morning, (a. 18 h.) Although he wakes up cheerful in the morning, yet he relishes neither food nor coffee j on the contrary those things taste bitter

to him.

Food has no bad, but too little taste.

Canine hunger, in the midst of his feverish chilliness.

Canine hunger, noon and evening. — 60.

Excessive appetite for supper, (a. 10 h.) One very violent eructation.

Inclination to vomit, early in the morning after waking, (a. 36 h.) Inclination to vomit, short- ly after dinner.

Fits of nausea when stooping forward, ap- parently in the stomach.

[Metallic taste, partly sweetish, partly sourish, now in the upper, now in the lower part of the tongue, with a feeling of coldness, as of saltpetre.

Scraping sensation in the fauces, with a feeling of dryness in the mouth, without thirst.

He loses his taste while eating warm food ; the taste returns after eating, (a. 3 d.) Want of hunger (immediately). — 35.

Food is disagreeable to him.

White wine has an acrid taste to him ; after taking a swallow he feels a violent aversion to it.

Eruc- tations of mere air.

(a. 3 d.) Motion in the abdomen after dinner, accompanied with grunting and followed by emission of flatulence.]

immediately before going to bed, with colicky pains, (a. 2 d.) Feeling of repletion in the abdomen, while he is affected with shortness of breathing.— 80.

Emission of a quantity of flatu- lence directly before going to bed.

(a. 3 d.) Emission of a quantity of flatulence, (a. 4 h.) A few stitches in the left side of the abdomen.

Continuous stitch in the abdomen, toward the caecum, not going off till one turns to the opposite side.

(a. 8 h.) Sensation as if the left abdominal ring were enlarged and as if hernia protruded ; every turn of cough causes a painful dilatation of the ring.

(a. 1 h.)

85.

(Frequent desire for stool, causing nausea ; but she is unable to accomplish any thing.) (Sudden desire for stool, which nevertheless is expelled with difficulty.) Cutting in the abdomen, with chilliness, followed by diar- rhoea, (a. 5 h.) Two soft stools after the lapse of two days.

Discharge of thin stool, supposing that nothing but flatulence was passed, (a. 14 h.) — 90.

Continual contraction and con- striction of the rectum and anus, permitting scarcely the least flatulence to be emitted.

The tough stool is mixed with mu- cous filaments.

Itching of a haemorrhoidal tumor at the anus, (a. 6 h.) Itching creeping of the anus, while walking.

A few long stitches in the region of the right kidney (immediately).

Genital and Urinary Organs : Stitch in the fold near the genital organs.) (Aching pain in the fold near the genital organs.

Relaxation of the sphincter vesicae (immediately.) Incontinence of urine.

The urine drops out involuntarily ; even while the dropping takes place, there is little desire in the bladder to void the urine. — 100.

(Increased involuntary flow of urine) (immediately).

Emission of a quantity of urine, in the night and morning, (a. 10, 14 h.) He has to rise about midnight, for the purpose of emitting a large quantity of urine.

Smarting pain in the forepart of the urethra, during an emission of urine, as if the urine were acrid or sour.

(a. 2 h.) Draw- ing iu the spermatic cord. — 105.

Pain in the spermatic cord, early in the morning when the testicle is hanging down, as if it were too much pulled or distended ; the testicle is even pain- ful to the touch, (a. 4 h.) Jerking in the spermatic cord.

Slow, fine, painful drawing in the spermatic cord.

Tearing in the spermatic cord.

Spasmodic drawing up of the testicles, in the night. — 110.

Tearing, strangulating jerks in the testicles ; they swell on.

(a. 6 h.) Fine itching of the scrotum.

Pain in the penis, as if several fleshy fibres were torn or pulled

[Frequent emission of a quantity of pale urine.] Respiratory Organs and Chest : Sneezing early in the morning.

Profuse coryza.

Coryza and cough with ex- pectoration of green mucus, and short breath.

Several turns of fetid cough, at night when asleep, not occasioning a com- plete waking. — 130.

Oppression of breathing, along the lower rib.

Deep inspiration, resembling a kind of sobbing, and ac- companied with involuntary deglutition (as is generally the case when sobbing) (immediately).

Shortness of breathing in the pit of the stomach.

(Frequent attacks of shortness of breathing.) (In the evening, after entering the bed, he is scarcely able to recover from the shortness of breathing.) — 135.

Oppression of the chest, as if the breathing were tremulous, and as if the breath which he inspires were cooling (immedi-

ately).

Pain in both sides of the sternum, consisting in pres- sure and drawing, accompanied with an anguish which does not permit him to remain any where, as if he had done some- thing wrong.

Palpitation of the heart (immediately).

Sharp stitch in the right chest, arresting the breathing.

Pressure in the left chest, making her feel nauseated. — 140.

Aching pain in the chest, afternoon and evening.

Dull pressure in the left chest, during motion and rest.

Itching stinging in both nipples at the same time.

(a. 24 h.) Creeping in the muscles of the left chest.

A few sudden stitches in the surface of the scapula. — 145.

Below the scapula she feels a fine, not entirely pointed stitch (immediately).

[Pressure in the region of the lower end of the sternum, with anxiousness and arrest of thought (immediately).

Suf- focative oppression of the chest.

Difficulty of tongue, swell- ing of the tongue. — 45.

Oppression in the sternum.

Dry and short cough (a. 5 h.)

Back and Upper Extremities : A heat commencing in the cervical vertebrae and extending through the whole of the spinal column, (a. i h.) Pinching in the muscles of the back.

Heat in the back.

Gnawing and smarting in the back. — 150.

Aching, and at the same time burning pain in the small of the back — (a. 6 h.) — lasting until night, during rest and motion.

Dull stitches in the small of the back.

Pain, as if sprained, in the sacro-iliac articulation, afterwards pain as if bruised in that part.

After rising from his seat he feels stiff in the small of the back, hips and knees.

Intolerable pain, as if bruised, at night when in bed, in the biceps muscle of the upper arm, upon which he does not rest, especially when lifting the arm upward and backward, going off immediately when turning to the affected side.

(a. 32, 36 h.) — 155.

Crawl- ling in the left arm, from above downward, resembling small shakes.

Sense, as of rumbling and gurgling, down the left arm (immediately).

Rumbling up and down in the veins of both arms, for several hours.

Q,uick rumbling in the left arm, from above downwards.

Quick, painful jerking in the arms, from above downward. — 160.

Stinging itching in the upper arm (between the joints), in the evening, before and after lying down ; he was obliged to scratch himself when in bed.

Jerk- ing in the affected arm (immediately).

Sense of fullness and puffiness in the arm, as if the arteries in the arm were beating.

Painful stiffness in the elbow-joint of the arm which is touched by the magnet, (a. 8 m.) Feeling of coldness in the left arm, as if ice were lying upon it ; nevertheless the arm had its natural temperature (immediately). — 165.* Coldness in the

arm which is touched by the magnet, (a. several hours.) Drawing-paralytic pain, early in the morning ; first in the left arm when lifting it, then in the small of the back when bending forward, afterwards in the left hip, and in the muscles of the left thigh and leg when stretching the knee.

(a. 10 h.) Great faintness in the right arm in the evening.

Sense of heaviness in the fore-arm, or as if one had worked too much.

Painful draw ng in the fingers, in the direction of the hand. — 170.

Drawing in the finger-joints.

Jerking in the fingers which are touched by the magnet, (a. 4 m.) Pain of the lower joint of the thumb, as if spiained.

(a. 3. h.) Jerk in the right index- finger, occasioning a visible twitching.

The tip of the finger which touched the magnet, became numb and insensible. — 175.

Creeping in the finger in contact with the magnet.

Creep- ing in the tips of the fingers.

Sense of heat and jerking in the finger touching the magnet.

Beating in the finger in contact with the magnet.

Beating in the tip of the thumb (immedi- ately). — 180.

Ulcerative, beating-stinging pain in the root of the toes.

[Shuddering, extending from the nape of the neck down the back.

Violent smarting and stitching over the os sacrum and between the lumbar vertebrae, arresting the breathing when stooping.

Pain in the arms, as if the blood in the arms had been arrested ; now in one, now in another place. — 50.

Stiff- ness of the elbow-joints (immediately).

The left arm is much heavier than the right, and requires a greater expenditure of strength when raising it; accompanied with creeping in the tips of the fingers.

Sensation in the arm as if it had been to sleep.

Sensation as if the hand had gone to sleep, with swell- ing of the veins and quicker pulse (immediately).

Sensation as of a cold breath touching the hands. — 55.

Sensation of cold- ness in the hands, which, nevertheless, felt warm to others.]

Lower Extremities

Paralytic and bruised pain in the hip-joints, when lying on the affected side.

(a. 32, 30 h.) The thigh and leg go to sleep easily in the morning, when sitting ; not soon going off when rising, (a. 10 h.) Drawing, with pres- sure, in the muscles of the thighs; worst during motion.

Drawing, with pressure, in the muscles of the thigh. — 185.

Paralytic drawing, in the evening, from the middle of the thighs down to the feet.

Stinging itching in the thigh, in the evening, also when in bed, when he was obliged to scratch.

Stinging jerking in the muscles of the thigh next to the peri- naeum.

Pain in the muscles of the thigh, when going up stairs.

Sense of coldness in the light thigh. — 190.

Drawing pain in the outer surface of the bend of the knee.

Compound pain in

the tendons of the bend of the knee ; beating and jerking, the limbs being convulsively drawn crooked ; most violent during motion.

Violent drawing jerking in the tendons of the bends of the knees, accompanied with a pain as if the parts had been beaten ; the legs were evidently drawn crooked by the pain, especially during motion.

When walking she felt a stitching ill the knee.

Tearing with pressure in the patella (worst during motion), and aggravated by feeling the part.

(a. 3 h.) — 195.

Bending of the knees when walking, (a. 20 h.) Cracking of the knee-joint during motion, (a. 1 h.) Very pain- ful drawing in the hamstrings, sometimes accompanied with painful jerkings in the calves.

Compound pain in the knee after dinner, aching and tearing, aggravated by feeling the part.

(a. 3 h.) Cramp-pain, extending from the left tarsal joint to beyond the knee ; stretching did not relieve the pain.- — 200.

Beating in die muscles of the feet, as he sat down after walking, (a. 5 h.) Drawing, or tearing, with pressure, in the tibiae.

Drawing, with pressure in the calves.

Cramp-like drawing pain in the calves.

Cramp in the calf and the big toe, in the day-time. — 205.

Intolerably painful jerking in the calves, accompanied with painful drawing in the hamstrings.

His feet ache when he lets them hang down while sitting ; beating in the feet all over.

Itching-burning, slow stitch in the side of the calf.

(a. f h.) Drawing, or tearing, with pressure, in both tarsal joints and ankles, (a. 5 h.) Stitching below the ankles, followed by drawing in the hamstrings and painful jerkings in the calves. — 210.

The tarsal joint is easily sprained when making a wrong step.

(a. 20 h.) Pain as if sprained in the tarsal joint, when making a wrong step.

(a. 20 h.) Cramp of the bottom of the foot, when bending the foot backwards, (a. 24 h.) Stitches in the bottom of the feet, especially during motion.

Stitching in the dorsa of the toes, and in the sides of the feet (in the evening), as if they had been frozen, (a. 12 h.) — 215.

Soreness of the inner side of the nail of the big toe in the flesh, as if the nail had grown into the flesh on one side ■ very painful, even when slightly touched, (a. 8 h.) Pinching of the shoes on top and on the sides of the toes, and near the nail of the big toe when walking, as of corns, (a. 18 h.) Draw- ing from before backwards, in the middle three toes, only when walking (in the open air).

[Sensation as if the foot and toes were going to sleep, (a. x h.) A sort of tearing in the calves, from above downwards (in the morning).

Coldness of the feet, early inthe morning.

Sensa- tion of coldness in the feet, and sOon after warmth in the feet.]

and the left arm (immediately).

Corrosive itching in the eve- ning, when in bed, in the back and in other parts of the body. — 220.

Itching-stinging, tearing, here or there, in the evening, when in bed.

Fine itching, here and there, in the evening, when in bed, and when waking up, easily going off by scratch- ing.

Itching here and there, (also in the nates) in the evening, when in bed, and soreness after slight scratching (a. 5 h.) A sort of anxiety in the limbs (immediately).

Pinching in the flesh here and there.— 225.

Pinching in many outer parts of the body, in the afternoon.

Pinching and squeezing in various parts of the body, in the afternoon.

During slight coldness of the air, his nose, ears, hands and feet freeze ; in a warm they room feel hot, with creeping and itching in the parts (with pricking.) (a. 4 h.) Some pain in the limbs, as is felt when growing too suddenly.

Single darting pains here and there; disappearing again immediately. — 230.

Jerking sensa- tion in every part of the body, as when one has been running fast, and feels moreover anxious and fidgety.

Darting pains here and there.

Stinging-burning pains here and there, in the body, especially in the tips of the fingers.

Bruised pain in all the limbs, so that he imagined he was lying on stones, on whatsoever side of the body he lay.

Bruised pain in all the joints early in the morning, when in bed, and when rising, even in the articulations of the pelvis, with a feeling of weakness in both abdominal rings, as if hernia would protrude, (a. 18 h.) — 235.

Itching of the pimples when touching them.

(A para- lytic man became very cheerful after touching the south pole.) Speedy increase of mobility of all the muscles, and quickness in all the movements ; the mind being calm.

Lightness of the whole body.

(a. 4 h.) Weakness of the feet, when going up stairs, (a. 6 d.) — 240.

When walking in the open air the legs feel bruised, and he is suddenly attacked with sleep, obliging him to sit down in great hurry.

He becomes faint while taking a walk, and the faintness increases while sitting.

Laziness and heaviness of the whole body, accompanied with a feeling of anxiety, as if he were threatened with paralysis, and as if he would fall, accompanied with a feeling of heat in the face and the whole body, mingled with shuddering, (a. | h.) He was unable to lie still in any position ; he knew not what was the reason.

When waking he was lying on his back, with his left hand under the occiput. — 245.

Early in the morning, when in bed, he is unable to lie with his head low, howsoever much he was accustomed to it generally, owing to great rush of blood to the brain, without experiencing any heat in the head.

(a. 17 h.) vol. in. 6

Frequent yawning, (with chilliness.) (a. - 1 - h.) Faintness of the eyes, in the evening when in bed ; they be- came closed involuntarily, but he was, nevertheless, unable to sleep.

Did not sleep in the night, on account of restlessness ; slept only a little in the morning, (a. 12 h.) Sleepless and wakeful before midnight, and no disposition to go to sleep, (a. 12 h.) — 250.

He was unable to fall asleep before midnight.

Great desire to sleep at day-break, without feeling able to sleep.

He frequently turns from side to side, in the night when in bed.

(a. 30 h.) Frequent loud talking while asleep, with a number of confused dreams, (a. 8 h.) He starts in a dream ; this wakes him. — 255.

Dreams about fires.

He dreams that a horse is biting him in the upper arm, and is giving him a kick upon the chest ; when waking he felt a pain on the outer side of the chest.

He quarrels and fights in a dream.

He dreams about the same subject for a long time in succession, exerting his mind.

Vexed dreams. — 260.

Slow, whizzing expiration while asleep, before midnight, (a. 5 h.) Slow, loud whizzing inspirations after midnight, (a. 12 h.) Quick shak- ing of the arms and hands during the siesta.

Palpitation of the heart, (a. 4 h.) Unusual beating about the heart, not as if the heart itself were beating. — 265.

Violent beating of the heart, with great heat in the region of the heart.

[Drowsiness.

Wakeful in the morning ; but when closing the eyes, he feels a desire to sleep. — 65.

Vivid dreams towards morning.]

mediately).

Ghilliness, in the afternoon, especially of the upper arms.

(a. 3 h.) — 275.

Feeling of coldness in the left arm, as if ice were lying upon them (immediately).

Feeling of coldness in the region of the knees (immediately).

(Shud- dering in the calves when drinking.) General shuddering (immediately).

Sensation of coldness in both arms and the left side.

A good deal of itching of the back, during chilli- ness.

Sensation as of a breeze blowing into the ear, during the chilliness.

(He had to lie down dining the chilliness.) — 285.

Feeling of coldness all over, in the evening, (without shuddering,) without thirst, (except at the commencement of the chilliness,) and without being cold ; at the same time he feels out of humor, every thing was disagreeable to him, even the meal ; two hours after he was covered with heat and sweat all over, without thirst.

Internal coldness in the affected part.

The left hand seems to him much colder, but has the same temperature as usual, or it is even increased (immediate- ly).

During the chilliness, the skin has the natural warmth ; the mouth being dry, with great thirst ; in a few hours a violent sweat breaks out all over, without any feeling of heat ; on the contrary, he felt a shuddering over the perspiring parts, while covered with the bed-cover, as if there were goose-skin.

In- ternal dry warmth, a few hours after the sensation of coldness, during a walk.

(a. 7 h.) — 290.

Increase of coldness of the thighs, with feeling of coldness to the prover, and heat of the genital organs.

During the chilliness, or the feeling of cold- ness, he was quite warm, but he was obliged to lie down, and to cover himself well ; his mouth was very dry ; afterwards he was covered with a profuse sweat all over, without feeling hot ; on the contrary, he felt a constant shuddering over the perspiring parts, as if they were covered with goose-skin ; ac- companied with a sensation as of a breeze blowing into the ears.

(Wakes in the morning with a violent headache, heat and alternate chilliness, and was unable to leave the bed.) (a. 86 h.) Increase of internal warmth, without thirst.

Heat in the face, after a meal. — 295.

Warm sensation in the region where the magnet was applied.

Hot hands after midnight, while in bed.

Warmth all over, especially in the back.

(a. 6 h.) Sweat during sleep, two mornings in succession.

Gen- eral sweat in the night. — 300.

Thirst for two days, without heat.

Great aversion to the open air ; even when not cold, it penetrates bone and marrow, accompanied with a weeping mood and ill humor, (a. 12 h.)

Moral Symptoms : After walking in the open air he feels quarrelsome and peevish, (a. 20 h.) After an evening nap he feels exceedingly peevish and ill-humored, (a. 20 h.) He starts readily when touched. — 305.

Want of cheerfulness ; he is low-spirited, as if he were alone, or as if he had experienced some sad event, for three hours (immediately).

Weeping (im- mediately).

Despondency (the first hours).

Great discourage- ment, dissatisfaction with himself.

Want of disposition to work, and vexed mood. — 310.

Great quickness of the fancy.

[Peevish, vexed, (a. 3 d.) Taciturn, he is not disposed to talk.

(a. 2 d.) He wants to be alone, company is disagreeable to him.

Cheerful faces are disagreeable to him.

(a. 3 d.) — 75.

Violent anger excited by a slight cause ; he becomes trembling and hurried, and uses violent language.

Wild, vehement, rude, both in language and action (he does not perceive it himself) ; he asserts with violence, scorning others with disfigured coun- tenance.

Feeling of warmth, gradually increasing to heat (in a female in the magnetic sleep, after touching the south-pole of the magnet]