internal parts. Complaints predominate on the soft palate, in the liver and on the patella. Complaints (tension, etc.) predominate in external parts. Complaints predominate on the roof of mouth, in the spleen and in the hollow of the knee. The part affected is chilled — Thirst seems to be wantinj; only durinj]f the sweat. Chills in streaks Burning in small spots, (subjective beat.) Tiie part affected is hot — Thirst Fear of loss of reason • Fear of apoplexy. Fear and sadness predominant — Despair of Eccentric cheerfulness or hopelespness — recovery — Anxious feeling in the prse- Wavering inconsistency — Jealousy — cordia. Anxious feeling in the head. Ecstasies — Fancies Dullness of mind. Ailments following fear Ailments following jealousy or hearing bad news. Saliva predominantly diminished .... Saliva predominantly increased. Inguinal hernia, small and of recent origin. Inguinal hernia, large and of long standing. Infrequent discharge of urine Frequent discharge of urine. Catamenia too late Catamenia generally too soon. Increase of milk Decrease of milk. Cough, especially in the evening and after Cough awakens from the first sleep before midnight ; expectoration very seldom ; midnight, and ceases as soon as the least morning and during day. particle is loosened which is swallowed. "With Horses: Inflammation of brain ; put- With Horses: Inflammation of brain ; runs ting the head firmly against the wall. the head furiously against the wall. Remission during the day and before mid- Remission of complaints during the day. night. Worse when looking down Worse when looking fixedly at any object. Predomin. ^vorse --- — -^ "^-^ — —-- Predomin. better When rising from bed, from cold, and when assuming an erect position. Predomin. better ^ — ■*-— --^^ — — - — - Predomin. irorse From warmth, on expiration, after rising from bed, and also when sitting down. Left side Complaints of external parts predoni Inclination for d^en air — Kmaciation Chills on the suftering part .... Chill with thirst Heat with inclination to uncover ; the latter is agreeable. Perspiration increased in the room llarely paralysis Paralysis. Complaints (burning, pressing, etc.) in ex- ternal parts. Increased irritability — Muscles rigid. Inclination for open air — Apopiexia san- guinea. Paralysis of limbs. Pulse accelerated and predominantly large. Congestion of blood to eyes. Thirst seems to be wanting only during sweat. Chill increased in warm room. Heat, with thirst and inclination to un- cover. Mental excitability Predominant insanity Pupils contracted — Clear-sightedness Very rarely nausea ..<.,. Predominantly sour vomit , . . . Urine infrequent and scanty . . . Palpitation of heart, with regular, but gen- erally slow beats. Complaints predumiuaut on patella . . . Eccentric merrincss — Fickleness — Ailmentg from hearing bad news, from vexation, anger or jealousy. Absent-mindedness — Mental dullness — Pre- dominant imbecility. Pupils generally dilated — Dim-sightedness. Nausea. Bitter vomit. Urine often, and at the same time generally less than usual. Beating of heart and pulse often intermit- ting. Complaints predominant in hollow of knee. Aggravation afternoon and night . . . Aggravation from evening till morning. Ailments, partic. from abuse of Cantharides, Ailments from sting of musquitoes, from from Copper vapors, or Squilla. contagiousAnthrax, Iodine, or from abuse of Cinchona. Predomin. irorse - — ■ — ' — ■ — . Predomin. better In the open air, from cold,* from uncovering, and from drinlcing wine. Predomin. better Predomin. worse In-doors, from warmth, from wrappino: np, after lyin^ down, in bed, and from warmth of bed, from drinking beer, and from drinking cold water. * Both remedies have aggravatiou iu cold weather. Increased irritability — Inclination for open air. Apoplexy more frequent than paralysis. Paralysis generally one-sided (often painful). Painful eruptions. Eruption general, with exception of feet. Curaa predominant. Chill increased in a warm room. Thirst is wanting only during sweat. Mood chang-ing; anxious and sad; serious & Exaggerated merriment; (less frequently de- solemn. spondency); flighty restlessn. & inconstancy. Ailments from shame or mortification, less fre- Ailments from anger, fright, or jealousy, quently from anger. Anxious'feeling in the prsecordia Anxious feeling in the head. Fancies — Insanity more frequent than imbe- Imbecility more frequent than insanity, cility. Hydrocephalus developing slowly, after psoric Hydrocephalus suddenly, after erysipelatous eruptions; head drops backwards; likes to eruptions; prostration; unconscious; one he with head low; face changing often red side lame or jerking; big toe turning up; or pale; nausea while lifting the head up; squinting; nausea while lying; breath of- breath sour; urine as if mixed with flour. tensive; tongue sore. C.Bg. Pupils generally contracted Pupils generally dilated. Compl. predom' in external angle of eye and Compl. predom. in inner angle of eye and on on inside of ear. outside of ear. Saliva generally diminished Saliva predom. increased. Yomit predominantly sour Vomit bitter, bilious. Catameuia gtntrally too late and scanty . . Catam. too soon ; at the same time profuse or scanty. Expector. not constant; in the morning and Cough awakens before midnight <fe ceases as during the day, less frequently at night. soon as something is loosened, which is swallowed. Ekmission afternoon and before midnight . . Ailments from Metals, Nitric, acid., or Iodine. AVorse in snowy air Worse or better when rising ...... Better (worse) in cold or in warm air . . . Better from warmth of stove, but worse in crowded rooms. Better or worse from pressure "Worse when looking at running water . , , Worse when swallowing dry food . , , , Eemissiox of complaints during day. Ailments from animal poisons. Worse from the heat of the sun. Better when rising.* Worse in cold weather, better in warm air. Worse in a warm room. Worse or better from pressure. Worse when looking at something white. Worse when swallowing drink or food. Predomin. worse — ■ -^ ^■^^- ^ .^ Predomin. better During rest, when assuming an erect position, from wasliing & moistening the suffering part, and after eatinjj. Predomin. better ^— - •- ^""^^^ — — ^ Predomin. worse From motion & pressure, when sitting down & after rising from a seat, & wLien holding tiie breath. N.B. We very rarely find the over-sensitiveness of Apis to pain with Sulpliur., but both remedies have sensitiveness to touch. » Apis has aggravations in bed and from warmth of bed, after getting out of bed & when stooping, when .--itting down, oving the diseased part, from touch, when sneezing. — Sulphur: "worse or better" under the same cuuditious. moving Muscles lax — Want of bodily irritability . Generally aversion to open air ... . Dislike to move, but motion improves . . Sensation of numbness in internal parts . Emaciation or swelling of diseased part . Oedema around the joints — Diseases of the