Clematis. IMercuvius. Mezereum. Natr. mur. Kitr. acid. Petroleum. Staphisagi-ia. Left filde, particularly lower left and upper right side. Sanguineous apoplexy — Thirst during all stages of the fever. Pulse often quicker than the beat of heart, rarely the opposite; most frequently quick, full, and hard. Itching generally unchanged by scratching. Sleeplessness predominant after midnight . Complaints predominant on the upper lip, on the soft palate, in ihe upper part of chest, on the fore-arm, in the palm of hand, on the patella. Bight side, particularly loicer rigid and upper left side. Nervous apoplexy — Thirst only during and before the heat, more rarely after the heat Pulse frequently suppressed, with strong beat of heart ; generally quick, small and weak. Itching changed or aggravated by scratching. Sleeplessness before midnight. Complaints predominant on the under lip, on the roof of the mouth, in the lower part of chest, on the upper arm, on the back of hand, and in the hollow of the knee. Maliciousness — Irritable mood .... Good-naturedness — Gentleness — Indiffer- ence — Embarrassment — Amativeness — Greediness. Ailments following fright, anger or vexa- Ailments following mortification, grief or tion, with vehemence. excessive joy. Ecstasies Sometimes weakness of reasoning powers. Eyes protruding Eyes sunken. Pupils most fretjuently dilated Pupils most frequently contracted. Optical illusions in black or dark colors. . Optical illusions in bright colors. Acute, sensitive smell ♦ , Predominant loss of smell. Saliva predominantly decreased .... Saliva most frequently increased. Nausea in oesophagus or stomach, less Nausea in throat, stomach, or abdomen. frequently in throat. Retention of urine more frequent than in- Incontinence more frequent than retention continence. of urine. Catamenia frequently of too long duration. Catamenia most frequently of too short du- ration. Cough generally dry Cough most frequently with expectoration. Aggravation from evening until morning . Aggravation from noon until midnight. Better in the dark Better or worse in the dark. Worse while in a perspiration, better after it. Worse during and after perspiring. Worse when swallowing Worse or better when swallowing. " Better from eructation Most frequently aggravated by eructation. TV^orse or better from cold (resp. warm) Predominantly better from cold and worse diet. from warm diet. Worse when rising from bed Better or icorse when rising from bed. Worse when rising from a seat .... Worse or better when rising from a seat. Better when sitting down Worse or better when sitting down. Worse or better from motion (resp. rest.) . Worse when resting and in the beginning of motion, better during continued and moderate motion. Worse when looking down Worse when looking up. Prevalently worse --— - "^--^.^ --^-^ — -— -^ Prevalently better From cold, jrrowing cold, during cold dry weather, when opening the eves, on inspiration, from tying the clothes tight, from bodily exertion, when lifting or resting the diseased limb on something, when lying on the painful side, and when rising from bed. Predomln. better ^ -^^- — — —--_ Predomin. 'worse From warmth, from growing warm, in warm, moist air, when closing the eyes, on expiration, from loosening the clothes, when sitting, letting the diseased limb hang down, and when lying on the nn- painful side, after perspiration, and from eructation. Aversion to the open air Desire for the open air. Pulse generally unaltered, but when changed, Pulse most freciueutly quick, small and continuously accelerated. weak, particularly in the evening. Sweat on lower part of body Chill on lower part of body. Thirst not constant; thirst during hot stage. Thirst only during hot stage. Sweat, without thirst* Mood irritable, malicious — Xeither uncon- sciousness nor delirium — No apoplexy. Optical illusions in dark colors Catamenia too soon and profuse .... Expectoration night and morning . . . Complaints predom. in fore-arm and in the palm of the hand. Mood changing: gentle, sad, greedy — Apo- plexy— Rarely delirium or unconscious- ness— Ailments after excessive joy, fright or vexation with fright, dread or fear. Optical illusions in bright colors. Catamenia too late and scanty, rarely pro- fuse; suppressed. Expectoration, morning and during the day. Complaints predom, in upper arm and on the back of the hand. RE>nssiON of complaints in the after- noon. Worse or better from light "Worse when taking a deep breath . . . Predom. worse when lying on the back; better when lying on the side. Nearly always aggrav. after rising from bed. Better when bending or moving the dis- eased part. Aggravation afternoon and evening, after sunset, till midnight. Worse from light ; better in the dark. Better or worse when taking a deep breath. Most frequently better when lying on the back ; worse when lying on the side. Improved oftener than aggrav. after rising from bed. Better or worse when bending or moving the diseased part. Predomin. TTorse Predomin. better In the open air f, on inspiration, lifting or resting the diseased limb, lying on the right side, lying on the painful side, and after rising from bed. Predomin. better Predomin. frorse In the room, on expiration, letting the diseased limb hang down, lying on left side, lying on the unpainfol side, after lying down generally, in bed, during sleep, and from rubbing the diseased part. N. B. Amm. mur. has not the over-sensitiveness to pain of the Pulsatilla-patient. * Amm. mnr., like China, has the most thirst between the different stages of the fever ; Pulsatilla also has much thirst between the chill and heat, bat less between the beat and sweat, and none at all after the sweating stage, t From " wallung in the opea air," both remedies have predom. improvement. Left side predom.; part ioularly the Zou'er Eight side; particularly lower right aud left and upper right side. upper left side. Pulse often uDchanged ; very unequal . . Pulse generally quick ; small and weak. Sleeplessness after midnight Sleeplessness before midnight. Mood sentimental, (particularly in the moon- light.) Mental excitability — Ecstasies — Imbecility — Consequences of disappointed love. Complaints oftener on the inner than ex- ternal nose. Complaints of the upper lip predom. . . Thirst not constant. Heat increased by motion Disgust for food . . . Urine frequent, but scanty Catamenia too profuse, or suppressed by having been over-heated. Dry coryza Irritation to cough is felt in abdomen . . Cough generally dry; when there is expec- toration, it appears particularly in the morning. Mood changing; fear; irritability; calm sadness of gentle dispositions ; greediness. Absent-mindedness — Melanchoh^ — Uncon- sciousness— Ailments from fright, joy, mortification, grief, or from vexation with dread or fear. Complaints oftener on the external than inner nose. Complaints of the under lip predom. Thirst almost only during the fever, but sometimes before the chill, between chill and fever, and between fever and sweat. Heat abated by motion. Ravenous hunger. Urine infrequent and scanty, often with in- efficient urging to urinute. Catamenia oftener too weak than profuse : suppressed from getting wet feet, with painful, vain urging to urinate. Fluent coryza (particularly of the right side") more frequent than stoppage of nose. Irritation for cough is felt in pit of sto- mach. Raue. Cough, most frequently with expectoration, which is loosened in the morning and during the day. Aggravation of symptoms at all thnes of Aggravation from noon till midnight. the day and night. Complaints predom. in upper part of chest. Complaints predom. in lower part of chest. Complaints from moonlight Complaints before a thunder-storm. Ailments from sting of insects, or from Ailments from copper-vapors, Sulphur or Arsenic. Cinchona. Predomin. worse Predomin. better ■From vinegar and sour things in general, from cold diet and drinking water, from bathing and washing, from moistening the diseased part, uncovering, lilting or stretching out the diseased part, lying on the painful side, and from pressure. Predomin. better Predomin. \TOrse From warm diet, rubbing and scratching, wrapping up warm, from letting the diseased limb bang down as well as drawing it up, and when lying on the unpainful side. Antimon. crud. Sulphur. Tnelination for the open air Aversion to the open air. Painful eruptions — External parts turn Painless eruptions — Parts naturally red black. grow white. No paralysis of the limbs Paraly.sis of the limbs. Pulse often unchanged ; very unequal . . Pulse often accelerated and hard, sometimes intermitting or imperceptible. Chill increased in the warm room. . . . Chill abating in the warm room. Heat or sweat, with avei'siou to uncover . Heat or sweat, with inclination to uncover. Thirst not constant Thirst mostly during heat; during the chill most frequently no thirst. Somnolence predom Sleeplessness predom., particularly before midniffht. Mood distrustful; sentimental, particularly Mood changing; serious, solemn, indif- in the moonlight ; amorous. ferent, gentle, depressed, vexed and irri- tated. Consequences of disappointed love . . . Consequences of hearing bad news, shame, mortification, or of vexation with fright or fear. Mental excitability — Ecstasies Difficult comprehension — Absent-minded- » ness — Fancies — Mental dullness — In- sanity— Unconsciousness. Imbecility more frequent than insanity . . Insanity more frequent than imbecihty. Saliva predom. increased Saliva most frequently lessened. Bitter vomit Predom. sour vomit. Urine frequent, but scanty Urine frequent, but scanty ; sometimes, however, profuse. Sediment red Sediment u7u'/e or red. Expectoration; in the morning .... Expectoration not constant; in the morn- ing and during the day, more rarely at niffht. RE>nssiON of complaints undecided . . . Re^hssiox in the afternoon and before midnight. Predom. better after rising from bed . . Worse or better after rising from bed. Worse from eructation Almost always improved by eructation. Worse from the heat of the sun .... Worse from snowy air. Ailments from sting of insects, or from Ailments from abuse of metallic prepara- Arsenic. tions: Xitric acid, Jod., Sepia, Rhus, or Cinchona. Predomin. ^cvorse ^ — - — -^^^ "" — ~-. Predomin. better From eructation, external pressure, and from uncovering. Predomin. better --— — '■""— ^"~-- — ^"^ — --, Predomin. Tvorse From ■wrapping up, and from 'wallcing in the open air*. N. B. ^''e very rarely find with Sulphur the over-sensitiveness to pain of the Antimon. -patient ; on the other hand, Antimony has not the sensation of numbness in suffering parts of the Sulphur-patient. * Both rfmedies generally have impr.iveraont of com-laint? ' in fh". np^n nir:" the Antimony complaints are aggrav. by the heat of stoves, and Salphar symptoms are predominantly improved by it, while tne latter are aggravated in crowded rooms. Antimon. tart. Pulsatilla. Predoin. left side, particularly lower left Right side, particularly lower right and and upper right Me. upper left side. Haemorrhages bright-red — Disposition to Ilajoiorrhages dark — Dryness of the skin. perspire easily. Perspiration on the suffering part . . . Heat on the suffering part. During all stages of the fever: pulse quick, Pulse accelerated, small and weak, — rarely full, strong; at times trembling when it slow. abates, often slow and weak. Thirst between hot and sweating stage . . Thirst, particularly between chill and heat ; not so often between heat and sweat. Heat increased by motion Heat al)ated by motion. Pressure-pains from outside inward . . . Pressing from inside outward. Hypochondriasis, with inclin. to violence . Hypochondriasis with calm sadness. Hopelessness — Indolence Changing mood — Fear — Indifference. Mental dulness — Imbecility Hastiness — Calm sadness of gentle disposi- tions — Distrust — Amativeness — Greedi- ness. No delirium Absent-mindedness — Fancies — Melanch- oly. Consequences of vexation Consequences of fright, joy, mortification, grief, or of vexation with fear or reserved displeasure. Diphtheritis with plastic exudations . . Catarrhal croup in the fauces. Respiration with great rattling of mucus . Respiration generally without rattling of mucus, but with a dry sound. Short gasping inspirations and long slow Difficult expiration, expirations. Voice hollow Voice hoarse and rough. Expectoration in the morning Expectoration in the morning and during the day. No thirst Thirst only during the heat. Sour vomit predom Oftener bitter than sour vomit. Remission during the day RE>nssiON from midnight until noon. Worse while perspiring; — after perspira- Worse during and after perspiration, tion rather better than worse. Predomin. 'vrorse — «. ""^^ — ^ — ~, Predomin. better From motion, and when lying on the painfal side. Predomin. better — — _--^^ — — — -^ Predomin. M^orse When resting, standing, lying on the painful side, from rubbing, eructation, when stooping* and after perspiring. N. B. With Antimon. tart, we rarely find the numb feeling in saffering parts that is so frequently found with Pulsatilla. • Both, rempdies have aggrav. as weU as ameUoration from " asauming an erect position.'" a Antimon. tart. us. Lpfl side, particularly loicer left and upper right side. Complaints (pressing, tension, tearing, &c.) predom in internal parts. Pain pressing inward — Oligaemie .... Predom. somnolence — Pulse predom. strong. Onh" during the heat sometimes thirst and between the heat and perspiration. Heat increased by motion Rarely jipoplexy — No Paralysis of the