One of the organic tissue-salts introduced by Schuessler. Needs proving. Tlais arrangement includes all of Schuessler's Third American edition, with additions from the current literature. Prepared by trituration. Good results with the 200th potency have been obtained. ClijSHCAL Authorities. — Congestion of blood to head, Eaue'sEec, 1875, p. 6; Headache (5 cases), Eaue's Rec, 1875, pp. 5-6; Attacks of nausea, Eaue's Eec , 1875, p. 6; Dyspepsia with vomiting, Mossa, Allg. Horn. Ztg., vol. 104, p. 51 ; Sum- mer complaint with bloody siooU, Goodno, MSS., 1877; Irritability of neck of bladder, Hunt, Eaue's Eec, 1872, p. 164; Incontineiice of urine, Parsons, Trans. Am. Inst. Horn., 1883, p. 181 ; Enuresis, Cooper, Hughes' Pliarm., p. 369; Cronoj'rAcea, first stage, Eaue's Pathol., p. 697; Hemorrhage from urethra or bladder, Ashton, Hah. Mo., vol. 10, p. 466 ; Dyspareunia, Sulzer, Times Eetros., 1875, p. 18; Diphtheria (2 cases), Morgan, Hah. Mo., 1885, p. 231; Pneumonia in phthisis, Goodno, MSS.; Cough, Cooper, Eaue's Eec, 1871, p. 132; Cough, Fischer, Times Eetros., 1875, p. 18; Acute bronchial catarrh, Goodno, MSS.; Hcemopty sis of phthisis, Knerr, MSS.; Sugillation of foot, Fischer, Times Eetros., 1875, p. 18; Articular rheumatism, Plate, Eaue's Eec, 1874, p. 253; Acute synovitis, C. E. Norton, MSS.; Debility of children. Cooper, Eaue's Eec, 1872, p. 206; Ileasles (35 cases), Koeck; Intermittent, Curtis, MSS. ^ Mind. Very talkative and hilarious ; unnatural excitement. Delirium tremens. I Sows eat up their young; a transient mania depending upon hypersemia of brain. ^ Sensorium. Dizziness with constant feeling as if head were being suddenly pushed forward, with danger of falling. Great dizziness; every thing swims around him ; his muscles seemed so weak he could har(Jly move about. I Vertigo caused by congestion to various parts of brain or