Camphora

Want of bodily irritability — Apoplexy In afebrile diseases dryness of skin . Predom. want of tliirst

Veratr. a!b.

Want of bodily irritability — Trembling sen- Increased irritability — Trembling of ex-

sation in internal parts. ternal parts.

Pulse more regular Pulse not so regular.

Heat or sweat, with aversion to uncover . Heat or sweat, with inclination to uncover.

Predominant want of thirst — Desire for Thirst more frequent than want of thirst —

drink without thirst. Thirst with aversion to drink.

No paralysis of the limbs Paralysis of limbs.

Sadness — P^arely rage — Mental excita- bility— Insanity not so frequent as with Yeratrum.

Cheerfulness or dejection — Fear — Haughti- ness— Ailments from grief, anger, or from vexation with fear — Absentmindedness — Fancies — Ecstasies or mental dullness — Insanity more frequent than imbecihty.

Saliva predominantly increased — Acute Saliva generally decreased — Loss of taste, taste.

Yery rarely nausea Nausea in stomach, which, however, is often

wanting when vomiting.

Sour vomit Predominantly bitter vomit.

Urine seldom and scanty Urine seldom and scanty, or copious.

Labor-pains weak or ceasing Spasmodic lal)or-pains.

Cough, without expectoration Cough, generally with expectoration.

Complaints predomhiant on fore-arm . . Complaints predominant on upper arm.

Aggravation afternoon and nigJd . . .

Generally aggravated by pressure . . .

predominantly better in bed

Worse when growing cold, better when growing warm.

Wors 3 after meals . . .

Worse after stool

Ailments from Cantharides, Scilla, or Cop- per vapors.

Aggravation night and morning.

Generally improved by pressure.

Worse or better in bed. -

Worse or better when growing cold (resp.

growing warm.) Better or worse after meals. Worse or better after stool. Ailments from abuse of Cinchona, Iron, or