Thlaspi Bursa Pastoris

floTAwtcAL DEsoRrPTioif, — This plant belongs to tlie Cruciferffi, ormos. tard family. It is now known as the Capaella Bursa Pastoris. It is an annual, growing in waste places, bearing small white flowers; is not indi- genous, but naturalized from Hurope, and is become one of oar commonest weeds. The root-leaves are clustered and toothed; the sfem leaves are arrow-shaped and sessile.

Oppicinal Pbepabations. — Tincture of the plant, Akalootjbs. — TrilUwn, Saiiina, Oroeua, Millefolium^ Ledum, Hamameli^, Ipecae.

" Frequent occurring epistaxia, of a passive nature.

Urinary Organa, ° Passive hfematuria.

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with hemorrliage; the first daj barely shows, the second, profuse flooding, severe colic, vomiting and expulsion of clots; the flow continues ten to fifteen days.

"Menses three days too soon, very profuse, uterine colic and discharge of clots.

° Hemorrhage, from cancer of the neck of the uterus.

" Hemorrhage after abortion.

TEIFOLroM PRATEHSE.

(Eed Cl&oer.)

IJesckiption. — lied Clover is a bienaial plant with several eUms arising from the same TOOt, ascending, somewhat liairy, and varying much in Its height. The iftiiiet are temale; the leafi^ oval or ohovat«, entire, nearly smooth, often notched at the end, and lighter colored in the centre. The tUjmlea are ovate, mucranate; i'iis fiowers are red, fragrant, and disposed In short, denae, ovale, seasile spj^ or head»; the wu-oWn* unequal, mono- pelatoua ; the lower tooth of (he ealys longer than the four others, which are equal, and all shorter than the roae-red corolla

W. O, This plant is common to the United States, being extensively cultivated in grass lands, with herds-grass (PMeum Frrttenae) and other grasses, and often alone; it flowers throughout the summer.

OFFiciNAii Preparations. — Tincture of the ripe flowers; triturationa, and dilutiona.

Anaiooubb. — Ipecac, Separ mlphur, MerswHus, Spongia, SanguinaHa,

Mental Sphere, Dullness of intellect; confused; memory feeble.

Eyea. The eyes feel dull and sore.

Nasal mucous membrane dry. Discharge of thin mucna; with much irritatioil. 1 flow of mucus, -like that which precedes hay -a

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Increased flow of saliva in men. Salmation in horses,

i drooling in children.

Hiccough for half an hour. Great thirst.

StooL Very costive, with hemorrhage from the rectum, while at stool,

for two weete. Slight tenesmus.

Stool hard and covered with mucus. Stool loose and slimy.

Pharynx and Throat. Sharp pain through the uvula, causing tears to start; thioat

Oppression of the chest, with a feeling as if the air were loaded

open air.

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Cough on coming into the open air.

Feeling as if breathing hot air.

Paint feeling when in a close room.

Continual short, dry congh.

" Hoojjing -cough ; paroxysms worse at night.

° Hay-asthma; hay fever.

Constant nneasiness in region of the kidneys.

Tingling in the palm of the left hand and in left arm. Feet and hands cold.