A native of the south of Europe. The alcoholic solution is prepared from the ripe seed. Introduced by Hahnemann, and proved by himself, Cubitz, Franz, Gross, Gut- mann, Hartmann, Hornburg, Haynel, Hermann, Kummer, Langhammer, Stapf, and Teu thorn, Arzneimittellehre, vol. 5, p. 291. Clinical Authorities. — Mental disturbance, Lippe, Org., vol. 1, p. 269; Want of memory, Neidhard, B. J. H., vol. 27, p. 554 ; Brain-fag, Kent, Hom. Phys., vol. 6, p. 317; Tinea capitis, Bell, Org., vol. 3, p. 373; Adams, Org., vol. 3, p. 361; Scald-head, McNeil, Org., vol. 2, p. 382 ; Tinea capitis, and blepharitis marginalis. Way, Hah. Mo., vol. 15, p. 86 ; Syphilitic iritis, Bacon, Norton's Ophth. Therap., p. 172 ; Laceration of cornea, Gilchrist, M. I., vol. 2, p. 659 ; Affection of eye, Ber- ridge, N. ^. J. H., vol. 22, p. 194 ; Hordeolum, Tietze, Eiick. Kl. Erf, vol. 1, p. 242; Ostrom, Org., vol. 3, p. 204; Chalazion, Lorbacher, A. H. Z., vol. 94, p. 100; Steatoma of eyelid, Koch, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 2, p. 221 ; Tumors of eyelid (2 cases), Allen, Am. Horn., Aug., 1878, p. 75; Allen, Org., vol. 2, p. 131 ; Affection of eyelids, Nash, Org., vol. 2, p. 220; Prosopalgia, Neumann, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 1, p. 433; Bayes, A. H. Z., vol. 112, p. 181 ; Caries of lower jav), Lentin, A. H. Z., vol. 112, p. 181; Toothache, Clarke, Horn. World, Oct., 1889 ; Vascular tumor of gums, Faucon- nier, H. M., vol. 13, p. 318; Stomacace, Eummel, Eiick. Kl. Erf, vol. 1, p. 512; Affections of tonsils, Hirsch, Hendrichs, Eiick. Kl. Erf, vol. 5, p. 251 ; Cardialgia, Gauthier, A. H. Z., vol. 112, p. 180 ; Oall-stone colic, Tompkins, Hom. Phys., vol. 9, p. 131 ; Diarrhoea, Hartmann, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 1, p. 878 ; Constipation, , H. W., 1876, p. 129; Hemorrhoids, Preston, Hah. Mo., vol. 4, p. 253 ; Pain in kid- neys. Miller, Med. Adv., vol. 20, p. 33; Enuresis, L. in Z., Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 2, p. 45 ; Gross, A. H. Z., vol. 28, p. 101 ; Nocturnal emissions, Williamson, T. H. M. STAPHISAGRIA. 6 ■S. Pa., 1872, p. 150 ; Impotence, Chamberlain, Mass. Trans., vol. 4, p. 5 ; Orchitis, Hartmann, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 2, p. 210 ; Atrophy of testicle, Hubbard, Med. Inv., •vol. 7, p. 526 ; Cough, E. E. S., A. J. H. M. M., vol. 2, p. 170 ; Pain in the chest, Dunham, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 1, p. 164; Affection of finger, Schindler, Eiick. Kl. lErf., vol. 4, p. 447 ; Sciatica, Payne, H. M., vol. 6, p. 354; Qrural neuralgia, Pres- ton, T. H. M. S. Pa., 1872, p. 118; Prickling in feet, Berridge, H. M., vol. 10, p. '78; Morbus coxarius, Lefferts, H. M., vol. 21, p. 232; Convulsions, Cigliano, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 4, p. 134; Crusta lactea. Eczema, Hartmann, Schubert, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 4, p. 262; Lichen, Macfarlan, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 5, p. 203; Itch (5 cases), Stapf, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 4, p. 214 ; Gout and rheumatism. Caries, Neuralgia of scalp. Toothache, Sciatica, Tonsillitis, Blepharitis, Prostatitis, Clifton, Horn. Eev., vol. 21, p. 469 ; Syphilis, Eummel, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 2, p. 168; After amputations, McClelland, Eaue's Eec, 1872, p. 271 ; Use after operation, Franklin, Eaue's Eec, 1870, p. 344. ^ Mind. 1 Want of memory : with heavy weight between eyes ; a few minutes after reading anything, the sense escapes him, and he is scarcely able to recall it after long re- flection. II Indifference, low-spirited, dulness of mind; after onan- ism. I Listless, sad, dreaming of the future. iSad distressing thoughts about one's illness. I Aversion to mental or physical labor ; inability to think. I Hypochondriasis; apathy; weak memory; caused by unmerited insults, sexual excesses, or by persistently dwelling on sexual subjects. • Suffering from pride, envy or chagrin. I Fretful peevishness, with excessive ill-humor. I Very sensitive to least impression; least word that seems wrong hurts her very much. II Children are ill-humored, and cry for things, which, after getting, they petulantly push or throw away; < early in morning. II Great indignation about things done by others or by himself; grieves about consequences. 1 1 Ailments from indignation and vexation, or reserved displeasure ; sleeplessness. I Continual concern about the future. I 1 Brain-tire, with great genital weakness; irritability, in- ability to sustain a mental effort ; was insulted, being too dignified to fight, subdued his wrath and went home sick, trembling and exhausted. I I For sixteen years attacks of mental disturbance, every four years, beginning on the 4th of January, always lasting two months ; great restlessness, would go about house in search of something, not knowing what, but if attracted by any object, would put it in his pocket if 7 STAPHISAGRIA. possible, and, if not, would hide it in his coat ; excessive loquaciousness ; inability to read, on account of letters running together ; firmly believed he would lose his fortune, constantly told his wife to be careful that they did not starve ; thinks his wife will run away from him ; sleep greatly disturbed, lies down a few moments, and suddenly jumps from bed to middle of room, stands there about a minute, scratches his head, and looks about as if a new idea had struck him ; constant chilli- ness, sits by fire for hours without getting warm, amuses himself by throwing into the fire any article near at hand, regardless of value ; at times more violent, strikes at any one coming near him, although he is conscious something is the matter with him, and tells his wife he will try not to kill any one ; great thirst ; canine hunger, eats anything set before him, complete loss of taste; gen- eral appearance is marked by extreme nervous excite- ment ; face wears an anxious expression ; shuffling gait ; hands tremble, cannot retain anything in their grasp, not even long enough to drink water without spilling it; all symptoms < about midnight; in intervals be- tween attacks, feeling of pressure over nape of neck; at times this disappears, and is followed by a throbbing sensation, and a rush of blood to crown of head ; ver- tigo, especially when walking in open air ; from slight- est gust of wind legs feel as if they were going out from under him, and that he will fall backward. ^ Sensorium. Dull feeling of head, with inability to perform any mental labor. I I Heaviness of head, > by resting it upon hand. I Vertigo : only in room, as if stupefied, particularly when sitting, diminished by walking about ; on stooping and turning head rapidly. ^ Inner Head, l Dull feeling in head, with inability to per- form any mental labor. iSensation of a round ball in forehead, sitting firmly there even when shaking head. iPressive stupefying headache, especially in forehead, < on moving head and while standing. Sensation as if head would burst, especially in forehead and when stooping. I Headache as if brain were compressed, mostly in fore- head, with paroxysms of roaring in ears, which ceases much sooner than headache. Dulness of head, anteriorly in middle of forehead, in a small spot as large as tip of finger; had to be very careful when walking in street, did not know whether he was going to the r. or left. STAPHISAGRIA. 8 I I Hard pressure in r. side of forehead. A pressing boring stitch, lasting for a minute, in morning, from within outward, in 1. half of forehead, so violent that it awoke him twice. Hard pressure in head in region of r. temporal bone and on vertex. Sharp, burning, needlelike stitches in. 1. temple. I I Dull stitches in r. temple, internally and externally, as if bones would be pressed out, < by touch. I Brain aches, as if torn to pieces, morning on rising from bed, < from motion, > from rest and warmth ; head- ache passes off with much yawning. iSharp, burning, needlelike stitches in 1. temple. Dull stitches in r. temple, < from touch. I Feeling in occiput as if hollow, or as if brain were not large enough for the space. Feeling as if occiput were compressed internally and ex- ternally. I I Neuralgia of scalp, in a literary man, who had taken mercury and was debilitated ; pain < by excitement, worry, mental work, pressure of hat, and change of air; > by quiet, solitude, rest and a warm room ; pain dull and stupefying, producing a muddled feeling in brain, or as if a hard substance were pressing on skull ; all mental work was a trouble to him ; could not find right word, and ideas were slow in coming. * Outer Head, l Painful drawing in several places in head, externally; < by touch. I Itching on scalp which was scurfy and moist. Fine burning needle stitches externally on vertex. Itching biting on scalp ; < by rubbing ; lasting several days. I Biting itching on upper part of occiput; with sore pain; recurring in same place about same time in evening. I Humid, itching, fetid eruption on occiput, sides of head and behind ears ; scratching changes place of itching, but increases oozing. I I Chronic tinea capitis sicca ; whole hair}^ scalp covered with a dark scaly eruption, thickest at occiput, gradu- ally thinning out till it reaches line of hair on forehead ; violent itching, < at occiput; scratching causes bleeding and discharge of clear, non-glutinous fluid, which dries very quickly; hair is rapidly disappearing; accumu- lated scales at thickest part, about on a line with mastoid process, measure a quarter of an inch in thickness; the head is generally waslied with soap and water daily, detaching all scales and leaving scalp red and moist; after washing there is a feeling of tension over whole scalp, ) STAPHISAGRIA. very disagreeable, and particularly so around occiput, where it is actually painful ; marginal blepharitis and ectropion of 1. eye. I I Purulent scald-head on occiput, with sour stinking smell, pediculi capitis, and itching preventing sleep. I iCrusta lactea ; crusts from under which oozes a yellow- ish excoriating discharge; small vesicles form where crusts have been removed, soon burst and discharge a yellowish corrosive fluid. ■ Painful sensitiveness of scalp, skin peels off, with itching and smarting, < in evening and from getting warm. ■ Hair falls off, mostly from occiput and around ears, with humid, fetid eruj)tion, or dandruff on scalp. ■ Pressing, stinging and tearing pains in bones and in peri- osteum on cranium ; swelling and suppuration of bones (caries), with putrid-smelling sweat, day and night; < from motion and contact. ■ Burning stinging on head, mostly on 1. temple ; < from heat of bed, at 3 p.m., and when lying on it. Sight and Eyes, l lOn looking at sun, hot water runs out of 1. eye, scalding cheek and making eye smart. ■ Dimness of sight, scintillations or flames before eyes, especially at night; halos around candle. The eyes lie excessively deep, with blue raised rings around them, as after great excesses. Pupils dilated. I I Syphilitic iritis, with bursting pain in eyeball, temple, and side of face, < from evening to morning, and upon using eyes by any light. I I Laceration of cornea, with prolapse of iris, in a man, set. 25, who was struck by a chip while chopping, tearing cornea from below upward. {Aeon. 30, followed by St aphis. 2c.) ■ Lacerated or incised wounds of cornea; after operation for cataract. ■ Dryness of eyes : in morning on waking; in evening, with sensation of pressure. ■Arthritic ophthalmia, pains extending to teeth ; eyes burn on least exertion, as if very dry, yet lachrymation is constant. ■Sympathetic forms of chronic conjunctival catarrh, with inflammation of meibomian or ciliary glands. Pain as if a hard substance were lying beneath 1. upper lid. Pressure in upper lid, < on closing eye. I I Itching of margins of lids. I I Anchylosis, every month before full moon, leaving a small, hard tumor; tensive pains from eye to teeth and STAPHISAGRIA. . 10 cheek, aggravated at night, with headache, sneezing, coryza, etc. ■ Dryness of margin of lids, with hard nodules on borders, and destruction of hair follicles. 1 1 Blepharitis, margins of lids dry, with hardened styes, or tarsal tumors. I I Left upper tarsal edge itches ; > by rubbing. I I Styes, nodosities, chalazse on eyelids, one after another, sometimes ulcerating. ■ Steatoma on conjunctiva palpebrarum. ■ Polypi of conjunctiva. 1 I For eight months, st3^es on 1. upper eyelid ; severe pain ; pain confining her to a dark room, and usually to bed ; > from application of cold water; thick, creamy, mild leucorrhoea. I I Eyelids ulcerated and covered with styes and nodosities, look like a mass of corruption ; many sore places and ulcerated spots on face. I I Mrs. B., set. 32, six years ago had a steatoma cut out as large as a pea, on 1. upper lid ; two years ago had an- other on lower lid of same side similarly removed ; a third on same place, size of a lentil, situated on conjunc- tiva palpebrarum ; itching. I I Steatoma of upper lid as large as a large bean, growing for years; had one removed by knife only to make room for present one, much larger than first. I Stye does not suppurate and break, but remains a hard nodule. ^ Hearing and Ears. Ringing in ears on moving head ; re- ports in ears; sensation as if wind blew into them. ■ Hardness of hearing, with swelling of tonsils, especially after abuse of mercury. ■ Stitches in ears. ^ Smell and Nose. Scratching in choanse. Ulceration of nostrils, with scabs deep in nose. I I Frequent sneezing, without coryza. Coryza ; at first discharge of thick mucus, afterward of thin water. ■ Violent coryza, one nostril stuffed up, much sneezing and lachrymation ; nasal voice. ® Upper Face, ■Countenance sunken, nose peaked, eyes sunken, with blue margins around them. ■ Brown and blue color of face, when getting angry. Sharp burning stitches in 1. cheek, which provoke scratching. 1 I Prosopalgia in an old lady, made life unendurable; on touching spoon or fork to lips inexpressible pains shot from lips over face; fluid food had to be eaten with fin- gers, could take no solid food, mastication impossible. 11 STAPHISAGRIA. I I Tearing pain beginning in a carious tooth of 1. upper jaw, and extending through all upper teeth of that side; pain in 1. cheek; pain most severe in pes anserina, < from touch ; when very severe, pain extends behind 1. ear and into 1. arm ; sensation as if cheek were swollen; spasm of oesophagus ; griping in abdomen ; spasmodic weeping; oppressed breathing; cold hands; cold sweat on face. ^Prosopalgia. ■ Pressing and beating pain extending from decayed tooth to eye; < from pressure or from contact of a metallic substance, > from heavy pressure ; pains stitching, burning, drawing, cutting, with sensation of swelling of affected side. I Inflammation of bones of face. I I A boy set. 3 months, with lichen, or a dry, itchy, pimply eruption over face and behind ears, skin rough, free from natural color and moisture, due to subcuta- neous effusions of plastic lymph. I I Serpiginous ulcer, with excruciating pain. •Lower Face. Lips full of ulcers and scurfs, with burning pains. Easy dislocation of jaw. Painfulness of submaxillary glands, with or without swelling. Induration like a cartilage, as large as a hazelnut, as if the glands were swollen beneath the chin anteriorly by the symphysis, with a hard pressive pain, when swallowing or when touched, or when rubbed by the neckband. I I Caries of lower jaw, following osteitis, latter being broughtabout by injury to jaw bone during extraction of a carious tooth. "Teeth and Gums. Black, crumbling, carious, exfohate; very sensitive to touch and to cold drinks. I I Teeth turn black, or sliow dark streaks ; gums ache. A piece scales off from posterior surface of an incisor. Pain in a hollow tooth, always after eating, a biting drawing (in incisors a pressure) excessively < in open air, even while mouth is closed, gradually ceased in house. Hollow teeth sensitive to slightest touch, if after eating slightest food remains in cavities, a violent pain extends into roots, gum becomes painfully sore. Cold drinks seem to penetrate teeth, as if they were hollow. Piercing-drawing in carious tooth and in corresponding one on other side in morning. Tickling-sticking in back teeth of r. lower jaw. STAPHISAGRIA. L2 1 1 Toothache: in decayed teeth; in roots of teeth; in a whole row of teeth; during menses; gnawing tearing ; shooting into ear, throbbing in temples ; < from cold drinks and touch, not from biting on teeth ; < from drawing in cold air, < after eating. I Gums : spongy, fall away from teeth, or present fistulous- looking ulcers ; pale, white, ulcerated and swollen ; aching when touched ; bleed when pressed upon and on cleaning teeth, burning-swelling with heat in cheek ; fungous excrescences ; nodosities. I I Toothache for three days and nights; pain gnawing and jumping, affected 1. upper bicuspid ; palate swollen, but apparently no abscess, tooth not decayed ; pain < when tooth is touched, especially by hot things ; also < out of doors, or drawing cold air into mouth, and at night. I I A woman, set. 32, had upon gum of upper jaw, before and behind, two central incisors, a vascular tumor size of a hazelnut; upper lip swollen and pushed out; tumor movable, general condition good ; salivation so abundant patient is obliged to have constant recourse to handkerchief; tumor excised, in consequence a violent hemorrhage, yielding only to cautery ; some time afterward tumor recurred, and was cured by Sta2:)h. 30. ■ Fistula dentalis. ■ Dentition: child very sensitive to mental or physical impressions; winces and shrinks from every wry look or harsh word, and cries from least pain ; pale white appearance of gums, which are tender to touch ; pot-bellied children ; frequent desire for stool, not relieved even by a free evacuation ; moist scald-head, with yellow scabs, offensive ; teeth decay as soon as they are cut. '^ Taste and Tongue. Taste: fiat; of food, bitter. I I Glossitis ; mercurialized cases ; pain excessive, patients frantic; beg to be killed, etherized or narcotized, as they cannot live in such agony ; threatened ulceration, or deep, foul, painful, sloughing ulcers. ■ Ulcerations or numerous vesicles in mouth or on tongue ; swelling of glands of neck and of follicles under tongue. '^ Inner Mouth. Constant accumulation of saliva. Painful excrescence on inside of cheek. I Mouth and tongue ulcerated and covered with blisters ; discharge of saliva, at times bloody ; fetid breath ; sickly complexion, with sunken cheeks; hollow eyes with blue rings; swelling of cervical glands, and blisters under tongue. /^Stomatitis. 13 STAPHISAGRIA. I Thrush changing into canker sores, with a bluish-red or yellowish bottom ; more or less flow of saliva and bad smell. ^^ Throat. Throat dry and rough, with soreness when talking and swallowing. While talking she swallows continually. ■ Swelling of tonsils, also after abuse of mercury. ■ Induration of tonsils; hypertrophy of tonsils with nasal voice. I Chronic tonsillitis, tonsils are not large, but hard from previous attacks of acute tonsillitis, strumous diathesis, cross and irritable. /*Appetite, Thirst. Desires, Aversions, i Extreme hunger, even when stomach is full ; ravenous hunger for days. Appetite for bread or milk. Longing only for thin, fluid food (soup). Great desire for wine, brandy or tobacco. Want of thirst. ^^ Eating and Drinking. Child cries as soon as it eats. I After eating: cutting in abdomen; dysenteric stool; meat, cough worse. After drinking : cutting in abdomen ; dysenteric stool. ^^ Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomiting. Frequent hiccough. Belching makes a scratching in throat, irritable larynx, and then is followed by cough. Bitter eructations after sour food. Waterbrash. I Nausea from vertigo, as in seasickness. "^ Scrobiculum and Stomach, i Sensation as if stomach were hanging down, relaxed. iCardialgia; aching and tensive pain in stomach, at times <, at other times > ; after eating, especially bread, with frequent nausea and constipation ; 1 1 after indignation. I I After becoming angry, trembling of whole body, oppres- sion of chest and dyspnoea, so that he feared he would suffocate; pressure as of a heavy weight lying upon stomach, severe tension in epigastrium ; nausea, and salty-bitter eructations; pains so severe that he wished death would relieve him. ^^ Hypochondria, l Biliary colic, after domestic disturbances ; after indignation. '^Abdomen. lA feeling of weakness in abdomen, as if it would drop ; wants to hold it up. Hard painful pressure in r. side beneath umbilicus. Griping pain, twisting about, here and there, in whole abdomen. ■ Spasmodic cutting in abdomen after eating and drinking. STAPHISAGRIA. 14 I Sufferings of pot-bellied children, with much colic and humid scald-head ; pains caused by a fit of chagrin or indisposition of nurse ; children in bad humor, cry for things, which, after getting, they petulantly push or throw away. I I Colic: after indignation; after lithotomy ; with urging to stool, or with urging to urinate and squeamishness, < after food or drink. I I Incarceration of flatus in abdomen. Painful swelling of inguinal glands. I Stitching toward 1. groin and testicle, each dart or stitch followed by such itching that patient was compelled to scratch ; darts and stitches began deep in flesh, and ended upon surface, point of ending being place that itched. Eruption of pimples as large as peas over whole abdomen and thighs, which itch, and when scratched off are moist, but then have a burning pain. ^•^ Stool and Rectum, l Flatus: hot; smells like rotten eggs. Stool: yellowish, slimy; mucous; I hot; excoriating; bloody ; offensive ; I smelling like rotten eggs ; involun- tary when passing flatus. iDiarrhoea : < after drinking cold water ; < after eating ; in children. I Before stool : cutting pain ; urging. I During stool : tenesmus of bladder and rectum ; discharge of hot flatus. I After stool: cutting pain; smarting in rectum; itching of anus. I Chronic diarrhoea, or even dysentery, of weak, sickly children ; humid, fetid eruptions. ■ Dysenteric yellowish slimy stools, with much tenesmus, cutting colic, and general prostration. • After least food or drink, or after chagrin, griping and dysenteric stool. iStool: retarded but soft; costive, with much urging; fre- quent enough, but hard and insufficient; inertia of rec- tum ; impaction. IIA fair-haired, delicate-looking girl is much troubled with constipation, bowels only act once a week ; motions are hard, round, and dry, and come away like dog's feces. Constipation with bad taste in mouth, pain in gums, ir- regular appetite; when Mercur. has been insufficient. Itching in anus while sitting, when not at stool. I Hemorrhoids, with enlarged prostate; intense pain in back and through whole pelvis. ^' Urinary Organs. Itching needlelike stitches in region of kidneys. 15 STAPHISAGRIA. I Constant darting pain in region of 1. kidney, < from cold, lying in cold bed, > from heat, when becoming warm in bed. I Urine scanty, dark, heavily loaded with mixed urates. Pressure upon bladder. ■ Frequent urging to urinate, with a scanty discharge in a thin stream, or discharge of dark urine in drops. Urging to urinate; scarcely a spoonful was passed, mostly of a dark yellow red color, in a thin stream ; at times dribbling of urine, always followed by a sensation as if bladder were not yet empty, I Frequent urging to urinate in newly married people, especially the women ; great irritability of bladder and urethra. I Involuntary discharge of urine, acrid and corroding, with burning; < from motion; constipation. ■ Straining or external pressure causes no discharge of urine ; after difficult confinement. Micturition copious and very frequent. ■ Profuse discharge of pale urine with urging. ■ Burning in urethra during and after urinating. ^^ Male Sexual Organs. Sexual desire excited. ■ Impotence. ■ Impotency with irritability of bladder and urethra^ brought on by sexual excess. ■ ■Effects of onanism or sexual excesses; loss of memory; hypochondriasis; taciturnity; face sunken; abashed look ; nocturnal emissions ; backache ; weak legs ; re- laxed organs ; deficiency of vital heat and tendency to take cold; deep-sunken, red, and lustreless eyes ; hair falls out ; loss of prostatic fluid and impairment of sex- ual desire; dull and contusive pains in testicles; volup- tuous itching of scrotum ; atrophy of testicles. ■ ■Seminal emissions followed by great chagrin and morti- fication ; prostration ; dyspnoea. I I A man, set. 25, sanguine temperament, single, general health good ; emissions followed by prostration ; three succeeding nights profuse and sticky ; spermatic cord full and knotty before emissions; r. testicle lower than 1. ; less fulness and no knots in cord after emission ;. shooting pains through r. testicle and up cord of that side ; emissions take place before dawn, seldom waking him; subject to headache ; restless, unrefreshing sleep ; unpleasant dreams, in trouble, sees naked women ; scro- ,tal perspiration, with unpleasant, fleshy odor after sleep, not noticed during day ; sticky smegma, not acrid ; dis- contented, low-spirited (Staphis. controlled emissions,. Selenium cured). STAPHISAGRIA. 16 I Chronic prostatitis in old men; pain extending from anus along urethra, coming on after walking or riding, with frequent micturition by day, urine passing in small quantities, with dribbling afterward. Pressive pain in 1. testicle while walking, also after rub- bing ; still more violent when touched. I I Stitching toward 1. groin and testicle, each dart or stitch followed by such itching that he was compelled to scratch ; darts and stitches began deep in flesh and ended upon surface, point of ending being place that itched. I Testicles inflamed, with burning, stinging, pressing and drawing pains ; shooting and drawing in cords ; r. tes- ticle feels as if compressed. I I Atrophy of testicle in a man, set. 50, of robust constitu- tion; about twenty-five years ago had mumps on 1. side; on exposure to cold,l. testicle began to swell until it nearly reached size of a goose-egg; as swelling receded tes- ticle dwindled down to size of little finger, very soft and flabby ; nearly ever since he has suffered from an aching pain in it, especially on outer side ; great sensitiveness to touch ; pain more violent after touching it, or after any friction, with sharp shooting pain up cord into ab- domen ; walking upon frozen ground causes uneasiness ; at times so sensitive at night, he cannot sleep without keeping his knees widely separated ; there does not seem to be any inflammation in it; unpleasant sensa- tion in cerebellum, can hardly describe it, extends from occipital protuberance to 1. ear, seems as if it were hol- low, yet there is a dull ache, a feeling as if brain were not large enough to fill space ; when he happens to hurt testicle, head trouble is < ; region of head alluded to is sensitive to pressure; > after sexual intercourse; at times thoughtful; if reading, and some one calls his attention suddenly, he forgets where he was reading and what about; scrotum on that side contracts, itches, and he has often to pinch and rub it between thumb and finger. Atrophy of testicles. I Soft, humid excrescences on and behind the corona glandis. iLarge, easily-bleeding lardaceous ulcer on penis; condy- lomata about anus, and erosion like a chronic eczema, with profuse discharge of offensive-smelling serum ; burning, twitching, stitching pains, <to an intolerable degree during stool, and allowing him no rest. ■ Mercurial syphilis; dry, pediculated fig-warts, and mu- cous tubercles ; nervous weakness. ^'^ STAPHISAGRIA. ''Female Sexual Organs, i Nymphomania, with extreme sensitiveness to mental and physical impressions • mind has been dwelling too much on sexual subjects. I Very sharp shooting pains in ovary, which is exquisitely sensitive to pressure; pains extending into crural reo-ion and thighs. ^ Flow of blood from genitals, a long time after critical age IMenses: irregular, late and profuse; sometimes wanting • hrst of pale blood, then dark and clotted ; occasionally spasmodic uterine contractions. Amenorrhcea in consequence of chagrin with severe indie- nation. ^ I Scorbutic diathesis, granular vegetations of vagina I Painful sensitiveness of sexual organs, especiallv when sitting. I Spasmodic pains in vulva and vagina. ■ Stinging itching of vulva. ^_ I Prurigo senilis, or from parasites. 'Voice and Larynx. Trachea and Bronchia, i Feeble voice from weakness of vocal organs, after anger. I Hoarseness, with much tenacious mucus in larvnx and