Kali carb. J.ycopodiiim. Jlagnesia c. !Magnesia mur. Natrum carb. Xatr. niur. Kitr. acid. Nitrum. Petroleum. Phosph. acid. Platina. Pulsatilla. Rhus. Sulph. acid. Zincum. STAPHISAGRIA. Left side predom Right side. Bodily irritability Want of bodily irritability. HsemoiThages dark Haemorrhages bright-red. Bodies of the poisoned decompose rapidly . Bodies of the poisoned decompose very slowly. Complaints predom. in external parts . . Complaints predom. in internal parts. Apoplexy oftener than paralysis; — the lat- Paralysis (generally of both sides) oftener ter generally only one-sided. than apoplexy. Predom. somnolence Predom. sleeplessness. Pulse most frequently accelerated and full . Pulse very quick, small and weak. Heat generally with thirst and inclination Heat generally without thirst and with aver- to uncovei', the latter is agreeable. sion to uncover ; improv. by wrapping up. Dropsy without thirst Dropsy with unquenchable thirst. Eccentric mirth or hopelessness — Fickle inconsistency — Jealousv — Absent-mind- edness— Dread of apoplexy. Consequences of fright, hearing bad new.s, rage, vexation or jealousy. Anxious feeliag in the head Complaints predom. on the upper eye-lids and on the external ear. Saliva increased Thirst seems wanting only during the sweat. Urine frequent, but scanty; only excep- tionally copious. Cough with difficult expectoration, which wakens the patient before midnight ; ceases as soon as the least particle is loosened. Melancholy — Greediness. Consequences of grief, fright, or of vexa- tion with dread, fear, reserved displeasure, or vehemence. Anxious feeling in the prcecordia. Complaints on the lower eye-lids and on the inner ear. Saliva diminished. Thirst, particularly during sweat and before and after the attack. Urine scanty (with diarrhoea) or copious. Expectoration not constant; is loosened only during the day. Remission of complaints during the day . RE>nssiox during the day and before mid- night. Worse or better from pressure .... Better from pressure. After sleep oftener aggrav. than amelior- After sleep better, that is, after sufficient ated. sleep; but on awaking generally aggrava- tion quite as often as improvement. Worse from light, better in the dark . . Worse (better) from light or in the dark. Ailments from the sting of insects (or lod.). Ailments from Plumbum, Strychnine, Cin- chona, Digitalis (lod), Phosphor. Predomln. worse Predomin. better Prom trapping up, warmth and warmth of the bed, in warm rooms, when moving, partic. moving the sufTering part, and after sleep. Predomin better Predomin. worse From nncovering, from cold*, spirituous liquors, after perspiration, and when assuming an erect