+ <iimbucus and Arsenic are both indicated in the so-called "Sudor an^licns ;" both have fevers with "copious sweats, with both the sweat is better during motion, worse during rest, panic, in bed and "on awaking, ' worse when coug hint; ; T^i.h both the concomitant complaints are: Unconsciousness, bodily restlessness; anxious, oppressed or short breathing; exc-ssive weakness, etc. Bat tlie differences between these remedies are by far more essential, and to give both in alter- nation would be to depend on accidental cures.* * added by C.Hg. Rhus. Paralysis not yet observed Sleeplessness predom. after midnight . . . Pleasant dreams Pulse generally very frequent & small ; some- times slow and full, sometimes intermitting. Sweat lessened on falling asleep <& during sleep. Want of thirst constant Nausea in stomach or abdomen Milk diminished — Dry coryza Paralysis of limbs. Sleeplessness predom. before midnight. Anxious dreams. Pulse generally accelerated, weak, faint, and soft; sometimes trembling or imperceptible. Sweat increased on falling asleep <fe dur. sleep. Thirst not constant. Nausea in oesophagus or stomach. Secretion increased — Fluent coryza. Aggravation evening and night, partic. after midnight. Predom. worse in bed Worse or better dur'g sleep ; bett. after sleep. Better after getting out of bed, when and after rising from a seat, and worse when sitting down. Worse when leaning against something, partic. against a sharp edge. Worse when bending diseased part and after meals. Aggravation evening after sunset, night and morning. Better or worse in bed. AVorse during and after sleep. Worse or better after getting out of bed, when rising from a seat; better or worse a/ter- tvards, and when sitting down. Worse or better when leaning against some- thing, partic. better when leaning against something hard. Worse or better when bending the part and after meals. Predomin. worse -^-^ ■*— . — --^*^- — -^ Predomin. better In bed, when lying on painful side, and from pressure. Predomin. better ■»- ^ — -~~^ Predomin. TTOrse After getting out of bed, when lying on unpainful sit'e, after sleep, when rising from a scat, and when assuming an erect position. • ChamomiUa has aggrav. "In cold weather." Sassaparilla.