Erythræa chironioides, Griesb. [This plant is figured in the U. S. Report on the Mexican Boundary, Botany, Tab. XLII. The same name is applied in South America to Erythræa Chilensis, but the plant above mentioned was doubtless gathered by our authority; as it is in common use in California as a domestic remedy, and popularly known as "Canchalagua".]

Nat. order , Gentianaceæ.

Common name (Californian), Canchalagua.

Preparation , Tincture of the whole plant when in flower.

Authority.

Dr. Richter, proving with the tincture, N. Am. J. of Hom., 3, 532.

HEAD

Head feels congested.
Pressive pains in forehead.
Fulness, tightness of scalp; it feels as if drawn together by india-rubber.

EYE

Burning in the eyes, first in the left, and then in the right.

EAR

Slight pain in the ears.
Piercing or stitches in the ears.
Increased buzzing and roaring.

MOUTH

Spitting of white mucus, with trembling and nervousness.

STOMACH

Increase of appetite. [10.]
Ructus.
Regurgitations.
Waterbrash.

ABDOMEN

Flatus.
Slight pain, relieved by pressure.

STOOL

Several loose stools a day.
Constipation.*
Hard, knotty morning stool.

CHEST

Alleviating a catarrh, produced by influenza.

GENERALITIES

That kind of pain in head and fingers which is concomitant with the attacks of intermittent fever.

SLEEP AND DREAMS. [20.]

Sleeplessness (from 1st trit.).

FEVER

Chills repeatedly, down the spine, and all over, especially in bed, at night.
Heat in whole body; I could bear, after the proving, the cool trade-wind, usually setting in, in San Francisco, in the afternoon, better than before.

CONDITIONS

Aggravation.
( Morning ), Hard stool.
( Night ), In bed, chills.
Amelioration.
( Pressure ), Pain in abdomen.

CANCHALAGUA.