Alumina

Throbbing in internal parts — Paralysis, par- ticularly of extensors.

Complaints preclom. on wrist, on the hack part of thigh, and on the patella.

Pulse full and somewhat accelerated; often

unchanged. Thii'st seldom

Throbbing in external parts — Paralysis, par- ticularly of the flexors.

Complaints predom. on ankle, on \\iq front part of thigh, and in the hollow of the knee.

Pulse very irregular ; sometimes quick and weak, sometimes full and slow.

Thirst during the fever and apyrexia.

Seriousness — Irritability seldom unconsciousness

Fear — Very No delirium.

Apoplexy has not yet been observed . . .

Complaints chiefly on the external ear, on the lower teeth, and on the hack part of the thigh.

Catamenia too soon and of too short dura- tion.

Fluent coryza — Upper part of the chest .

Expectoration, not conlined to any par- ticular time.

Indiff'erence — Sadness or cheerfulness — Amativeness — Irritable mood — Absent- mindedness — Imbecility — Consequences of fright, anger, vexation, mortification, or reserved displeasure.

Apoplexy.

Complaints particularly on the internal ear, on the upper teeth, and on the/ro/i/ jiart of the thigh.

Catamenia too late and too long.

Dry coryza — Lower part of the chest. Expectoration particularly in the morning.

Aggravation of symptoms during the day.

Better when walking out-doors ; cold can- not be borne well, nor a warm room.

Better when swallowing, particularly swal- lowing saliva and liquids ; while swallow- ing solids is sometimes inconvenient.

"Worse from the pressure of the hat . . .

Worse from cold, better from warm diet .

Lead-diseases

PvEjnssiON of complaints in the after- noon.

Improved by sitting still in mild, open air ; feeling better where it is cool than where it is warm, and in warm rooms.

"Worse when swallowing, particularly when swallowing liquids.

Better from tying the clothes tight. Better sometimes from cold, sometimes from

warm diet. China-cachexy.

Predomin. 'worse

Predomin. better

Ou an empty stomach, -vrhen danoina:. after lyin^ down, while restins, standing, sitting, lying, in bed, stretching out the diseased limb, and lying on the right side.

Predomin. better

Predomin. worse

After breakfast, while eating, after rising from bed, from motion, from drawing up the diseased limb, from the touch and pressure, and from lying on the left side.