Sulphur

The element, Sulphur.

Preparation , Trituration of sublimed sulphur. (Flores Sulfuris).

Authorities. (Nos.

1 to 8 , from Hahnemann, Chr. Kn.). [The last contribution of the late Dr. Dunham to this work was handed me by the late Mrs. Dunham, soon after his death, viz., a list of his verifications of Sulphur, taken from his copy of Hahnemann. -T. F. Allen.]

1 , Hahnemann; 2 , Fr. Hahnemann; 3 , Nenning; 4 , Wahle; 5 , Walther; 6 , Ardoynus, de venen, Lib. II, C. XV (statement, -Hughes); 7 , Hufel. Journ. (statement, -Hughes); 8 , Morgagni, de sed. et Caus. Mort. (observation, -Hughes); 9 , Gross, Archiv., 19, part 3, p. 186; 10 , Helbig, Heraclides, part 1, p. 64, symptoms by Helbig; 11 , Krin; 12 , P.; 13 , Knorre, A. H. Z., 6, p. 37, effects of 2 drops of tincture; 14 , 1 drachm of flowers taken at once; 15 , Dr. Molin (de Luxenil), Arch. de la Med. Hom., vol. 3, 1835, p. 377, took 8 glob. of 30th, morning and evening (first, third, fourth, and fifth days), 10 glob., morning and evening (sixth and seventh days), 32 glob. at two different times (eighth day), 32 glob. (ninth, tenth, and eleventh days), 40 glob., twice (twelfth day), 25 glob. in morning (thirteenth day), used in this proving, 4 drops of 30th; 16 to 45 c , from Dr. F. Wurmb, Zeit. des ver Hom. Aerzte Oest., 1, 1857; [The symptoms of these provings are given in detail for purposes of study and comparison.]

16 , Victor Arigler, æt. 22 years, took a dose of Sulphur every morning from October 29th, 1846, to Jan. 6th, 1847, excepting Nov. 15th and 16th; 17 , Dr. Arneth took 12 drops of 800th dil., no particular effect; a week later took 10 drops of 400th dil. (first, fifth, sixth, and seventh days); 17 a , same, three days later took 5 drops of 31st dil. in 1 ounce distilled water (first, fourth, ninth and nineteenth days); 17 b , a week later took 5 drops of 13th dil. in 1/2 ounce distilled water (first, second, third, fourth, and seventh days); 17 c , took 10 grains of 3d trit. (1-99) in 1 ounce distilled water, at night (first, fourth, seventh, thirteenth, and sixteenth days); 17 d , a month later took a dry powder of 3d trit. (first, fourth, sixth, and eleven days); 17 e , 10 grains crude Sulphur (first and fourth days), 20 grains (sixth day); 18 , Dr. Garay, took 10 grains of 6th dec. trit. (first day), 20 grains 6th trit. (second day); 18 a , five days later took 40 grains 8th trit., at 2 P.M. (first day), 10 grains (fifth day), 20 grains at noon (ninth day); 18 b , 2 drachms of flowers of Sulphur in a glass of water, at 10 P.M. (first day), 1/2 ounce in water (fifth day), 1 ounce in water (eighth day); 18 c , three weeks later took another dose of Sulphur; 18 d , two weeks later took 2 ounces of Sulphur in water; 19 , a girl, æt. 7 1/2 years, took at one time 5, at another 20 grains of the 6th trit.; 20 , F. Goottwald, æt. 37 years, took a drachm of the 1st dec. trit. (first and third days); 20 , took a scruple of the 3d trit. (first and third days); , Dr. Franz Hausmann, took 68 grains of 16th trit. at 7 A.M. (first day), 20 grains of 5th trit. at 7.30, 26 grains 14th trit. at 10 A.M. (fourth day), 37 grains of 13th trit. at 8.30 A.M., 35 grains of 12th trit. at 9.30 A.M., 25 grains of 11th trit. at 10 A.M., and 28 grains of 10th trit. at 12 M. (fifth day), 36 grains of 9th trit. at 6 A.M., 34 grains of 8th trit. at 7 A.M., 26 grains of 7th trit. at 8.30 A.M., 34 grains of 6th trit. at 8.30 P.M. (sixth day), 32 grains of 3d at 7 A.M., 26 grains of 4th trit. at 9 A.M. (seventh day), 35 grains of 3d trit. at 7 A.M., 35 grains of 2d trit. at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 17 grains of 1st trit. in the morning (ninth day); , Dr. Wenzel Huber, took 10 grains of 6th trit. six successive mornings without effect, then 10 grains of 5th trit. for five days, then 10 grains of 4th trit. for five days, after one day the same for five days, then after one day 10 grains of 1st trit. for eleven days; , same, six months later, took 50 grains of 6th trit. (first day), 100 grains of 6th trit. (second and third days), 100 grains of 5th trit. (fourth, fifth, seventh, and eighth days), 100 of 4th trit. (ninth, tenth, twelfth, and thirteenth days), 100 of 3d trit. (fifteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth days), 100 of 2d trit. (twenty-first, twenty-third, twenty-ninth, thirtieth, thirty-first, thirty-third, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh days), 100 of 1st trit. (forty-first, forty-second, forty-third, and forty-fifth days); , same, took 100 drops of concentrated tincture in water (first, second, and third days), 200 drops in morning and at 8 P.M. (fourth day), same at 5 A.M. and 8 P.M. (fifth day), same at 7 A.M. and 8 A.M. (ninth day), 400 drops with warm sugar and water, morning and evening (tenth day); , same, 1/2 ounce of tincture was rubbed into the skin of the thigh (first day), same quantity rubbed into thighs and arms at 7 A.M. and 8 P.M. (second day), 1 1/2 ounces at 8 P.M. (third day), same in the evening (fourth day); , Mrs. Huber, took the triturations in the same quantities and on the same days as her husband, in his first series of trials; , Dr. Huber's, trial on a man, æt. 47 years, who took 20 drops of tincture daily for nine days, 30 drops (tenth day, and from seventeenth to twenty-fourth days inclusive); , Dr. Wm. Huber, took 5 drops of 101st dil. at 7 P.M. (first day), 10 at 6 P.M. (second day), 15 at 6 P.M. (fourth day), 20 at 3 P.M. (fifth day), 25 at 8 P.M. (sixth day), 30 in the morning (eighth day), same about noon (ninth day); , same, took 15 drops of 102d dil. (first day), 15 in the morning (second day), 25 in the morning (third and fourth days), 30 in the morning (fifth day), 40 in the morning (seventh day); , same, took 25 grains of 6th dec. trit. at 6 A.M. (first day), same at 7 A.M. (second day); , same, took 5 grains of 5th trit. at 8 A.M. (first day), 10 of 5th trit. at 7 A.M. (second day); , same, took 5 grains of 4th trit. (first day), 10 grains (second day); , same, took 5 grains of 3d trit. in the morning (first day), 10 in the evening (second day), 15 in the morning (third day); , same, took 5 grains of 2d trit. in morning (first day), 10 in the morning (second day), 20 in the morning (third day); , same, took 5 grains of 1st trit. in the morning (first day), 10 in the morning (second day), 30 in the morning (third day); , Lorenz Köstler, æt. 25 years, took ten powders of Sulphur, each containing 5 grains, without effect, the next month took 10 grains (first, second, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth days); , same, a month later, took 10 grains every morning for four days, same in the evening for three days, without result; two weeks later 20 grains (first, second, fourth, sixth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth, and fourteenth days); , same, took for over three weeks, three times daily, 5 glob. moistened with tincture; , Franz Kurz, æt. 23 years, took repeated doses of 5 to 30 grains of Sulphur for nearly two months; , Dr. Jacob Landesmann took daily, for thirteen days, 10 drops of 4th dil. (1-99); , same, took daily, for eighteen days, 10 grains of 1st trit. (5-95); , same, took daily, for eight days, 5 grains Sulphur rubbed up with sugar, for four days 10 grains, for five days 20 grains; , same, took daily, for thirty-four days, 30 grains pure Sulphur; , same, took from June 1st to 11th, inclusive, about 11 o'clock, 10 drops of tincture; 12th to 21st, inclusive, daily, 20 drops; from 22d to 27th, inclusive 30 drops; from June 28th to July 9th, inclusive, daily, 40 drops; from 10th to 19th, inclusive, daily, 50 drops; from 20th to 29th, inclusive, daily, 70 drops; from July 30th to middle of August, daily, 100 drops; , Dr. Mayerhofer, began proving November 28th, 1845, took last dose February 14th, 1846, 1grain 1st dec. trit. at 9 A.M. (first day), same at 10 A.M. (twelfth day), same at 9 A.M. and 9 P.M. (thirteenth day), 2 grains at 10 P.M. (fourteenth day), 10 at 10 P.M. (fifteenth day), 2 at 9 A.M. (sixteenth day), 3 at 11 A.M. (seventeenth day), same at 10 A.M. (twenty-third day), same at 9 A.M. (twenty-fourth day), 4 at 11 P.M. (twenty-fifth day), 4 at 8 A.M. and 6 at 10 P.M. (twenty-sixth day), 6 at 10 P.M. (twenty-ninth day), 8 at 9 A.M. and 10 P.M. (thirtieth day), same at 9 A.M. (thirty-first day), 10 at 8 A.M. (thirty-third day), 12 in the evening (thirty-seventh day), same in the morning (fortieth day), 18 in the evening (forty-seventh day), 20 morning and evening (fiftieth day); , same, took 2 grains of Sulphur in substance (first day), 4 grains in the evening (second day), 4 in the morning, 6 in the evening (third day), 6 in the evening (fourth day), 8 in the morning (sixth day), 10 in the morning, 12 in the evening (ninth day), 14 in the evening (tenth day), 16 morning and evening (twelfth day); , same, twelve days later, took 4 grains in the morning (first and third days); , Dr. J. O. Muller, made trials of 100th and afterwards of 30th dil. on himself and a woman, without results worthy of notice; he took 2 drops of 6th dil.; the woman was unaffected by the 6th dil.; , a girl, æt. 27 years, took 5 grains 1st dec. trit. in water, at 3 P.M., for two days; , same, three months after last dose, took at night 10 grains 2d trit. in about 1 ounce distilled water; , Dr. N., æt. 27 years, took 3 drops of tincture at 6 A.M. (first day), 5 (second and third days), 10 (fourth, fifth, and ninth days), 5 daily (tenth to seventeenth day), 10 (eighteenth day), 5 daily (twenty-first to thirty-first day), 5 in the morning (thirty-eighth day), 5 daily (forty-third to forty-sixth day, inclusive); , Sigmond Reiss, took 10 grains powdered Sulphur (first and second days), 20 grains, daily, an hour before a breakfast of milk (third to eighteenth day), 20 daily (twenty-fifth to twenty-eighth day, fortieth and forty-first days); , same, took 20 drops 31st dec. dil. without result; eleven days later 2 scruples of same dil. in the evening; , Dr. Reidlinger, æt. 27 years, took a drop of tincture in 1 ounce of water every morning, for twenty-seven days; , same, a month later, took 1 drop of tincture in 3 ounces of water, every morning, for nineteen days; , Dr. Hermann Schlesinger, afflicted with a yellow scaly eruption extending over the arms and body, took daily 5 grains flowers of Sulphur (first to tenth day), 10 (sixteenth to twentieth day), 1 scruple daily (twenty-first, twenty-second, and twenty-third days), 1/2 drachm (twenty-sixth day), 3 scruples (twenty-seventh day), 1 drachm daily (twenty-eighth, thirtieth, thirty-first, and thirty-second days), 2 drachms (thirty-seventh day); , same, two months after last dose, took 5 drops 403d dil. (first, second, fifth, and seventh days), 10 (eleventh to fifteenth day); , same, a month later, took 5 drops of tincture in a tablespoonful of water, for four days, 10 daily (fifth to eleventh day), 20 in half a tumbler of water (thirteenth to nineteenth day), 40 in half a tumbler of water (twenty-first to twenty-eighth day), 60 in 4 ounces of water (thirty-first to thirty-fifth day); , same, two months later, took 5 grains 6th trit. daily, for four days, and 10 grains for two days, without result, then took 5 grains 3d trit. daily, for sixteen days, with one exception, also on twenty-third day; , Schweikofer, æt. 41 years, took dils. prepared by himself on the centesimal scale, 10 drops 400th dil. (first day), 50 (fourth day), 100 (ninth day), without result; took 10 drops 200th dil. at 10 A.M. (first day), 50 at 9 A.M. (third day), 100 at 9 A.M. (fourth day); , same, took 10 drops 100th dil. at 9 A.M. (first day), 50 at 9 A.M. (second day), 100 (fourth day); , same, took 10 drops 60th dil. at 9 A.M. (first day), 50 (second day), 100 (third day); , same, took 10 drops of 30th dil. at 9 A.M. (first day), 50 at 9 A.M. (second day), 100 (third day); , same, took repeated doses of 20th, 15th, and 12th dils., without result, then 5 drops 6th dil. (first day), 50 (fourth day), 100 (sixth day); , Adolphus Seydl took daily a dose of flowers of Sulphur, as much as could lie on the point of a knife, for ten days, except on the ninth, a teaspoonful (fifteenth to twenty-sixth day); , same, took daily 10 drops of tincture in half a pint of water at 7.30 A.M., for twelve days; , same, took, for the next three days, a dose of flowers of Sulphur in half a pint of water; , Dr. Sterz took repeated doses of 20th and 10th cent. dils., without effect, then six doses of 300 drops of 15th dil.; , same, took five doses of 300 drops of 6th dil.; , same, took four doses, 150 grains in all, of 3d trit., without effect, then took 50 grains 2d trit. (1-99), (first, second, fourth, and eighth days); , same, took 10 drops of tincture in two tablespoonfuls of water (first day); 15 drops (second day), 20 drops (third day), 25 (fifth day), 30 (seventh day), 35 (eighth day); , same, took 2 grains Sulphur rubbed up with 20 grains of milk sugar, each time freshly prepared (first, second, fourth, sixth, eighth, eleventh, and thirteenth days); , Dr. Wachtel, took 3 ounces of 12th dil. prepared with distilled water; , same, took 3 ounces 404th dil. prepared with distilled water; , same, took 3 ounces 3d dil. prepared with water; , Dr. Wenzl, took one or two drops of 31st dil. every morning and night, for thirty-three days; , Dr. Weinke, took 20 grains 3d trit. (1-10) at 10 A.M. (first day), 90 grains at 10 A.M. (second day); , same, took 30 grains 2d trit. in half a pint of water (first day), 60 grains in a pint of water (second day); , same, took 20 grains of 1st trit. in a pint of water at 9.30 A.M. (first day), 30 at 10 A.M. (third day); , Weinke's sister Helen took five drops tincture at 9, 10 and 11 A.M., 2 and 3 P.M. (first day), 10 at 9, 10, and 11 A.M., 2, 3, 5, and 9.30 P.M. (second day), 12 at 2, 3, 5, and 9.30 P.M. (third day), 20 at 9 and 10 A.M., 2 and 10 P.M. (fifth day), 30 at 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. (sixth day), 40 at 9 A.M., 2.30 P.M. (seventh day), 40 at 9 A.M., 2 and 9 P.M. (eighth day), 45 at 9 A.M., 2 and 10 P.M. (ninth day), 41 drops in afternoon (tenth day); , same, took 30 grains 3d trit. (1-10) in the forenoon (first day), same at 9 A.M. (second day), 40 at 9 A.M. and 9 P.M. (third day), same at 9 A.M. and 11 P.M. (fourth day), same at 9.30 P.M. (fifth day); , Weinke's sister Theresa, took 10 grains 3d trit. in the evening (first day), same in the morning, evening, and before going to bed (second day), same in the morning, 20 grains at night before going to bed (third day), 30 at night (eighth day), same in the morning (ninth day), 40 in the forenoon (tenth day), same at 9 A.M. (twelfth and twenty-first days), 40 after dinner (twenty-second day); , Dr. Wurmb, took 20 grains 1st trit. (5 to 95) at 5 P.M., for eight days; , same, a month later, took 20 grains 1st dec. trit. daily (first to tenth day, inclusive), 50 at 5 P.M. (eleventh and eighteenth days); , same, took a scruple of Sulphur about 5 P.M., every day, from November 18th to 30th, inclusive, 1 drachm from December 3d to 14th; , same, nine days after last symptom, took daily, at 5 P.M., 1 drachm of 800th dil. for five days; , same, took repeated doses of 800th, 400th, 200th, 100th, 50th, 30th, and 21st dils. without effect, then 1 drachm of 12th dil. at 5 P.M. for twelve days; , same, took 1 drachm 3d dil. at 5 P.M. for ten days; , same, took 1 drachm undiluted tincture at 5 P.M. for three days, same (fifth to eleventh day, inclusive), same (thirteenth to nineteenth day, except on fourteenth day, and from twenty-second to thirty-first day, inclusive); , Prof. von Zlatarovich, took, half hour before breakfast, 10 grains 1st trit. (first to seventh day, inclusive eleventh, thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth days), 20 (nineteenth day); , same, took 5 grains Sulphur in substance in the morning (first and second days), 8 grains (third day), 10 (fourth day), 15 (fifth day), 20 (sixth and seventh days), 25 (eighth and ninth days), 30 (tenth, eleventh twelfth, thirteenth, and sixteenth days), 40 (eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth days), 50 (twenty-second day), 60 (twenty-third to thirty-second day, inclusive), 70 (thirty-third day), 80 (thirty-fourth day), 90 (thirty-fifth, thirty-seventh, and thirty-eighth days), 100 (thirty-ninth to forty-second day, inclusive), 110 (forty-third to forty-sixth day, inclusive), 120 (forty-seventh to fifty-first, fifty-third, fifty-fifth, fifty-seventh, sixty-second, sixty-fourth, sixty-fifth, sixty-seventh, sixty-eighth, seventy-first, seventy-second, seventy-third, seventy-fourth, eightieth, eighty-fifth, ninety-fourth, ninety-seventh, one hundredth day), 200 (one hundred and tenth and one hundred and nineteenth days); , same, took 10 drops of tincture in 1 ounce of water (first and third days), 10 (fourth to eighty-fifth and following days, with the exception of twelfth, nineteenth, twenty-sixth, thirty-third, thirty-seventh, forty-fourth, forty-seventh, fifty-first, fifty-second, fifty-fourth, sixtieth, and sixty-ninth days), same (one hundred and sixty-second and following days), same (one hundred and sixty-seventh and following days), same (one hundred and seventieth and one hundred and seventy-first days), same (one hundred and seventy-third and following days), same (one hundred and ninety-ninth and two hundredth days), same (two hundred and third, two hundred and fourth, and two hundred and sixth and following days), same (two hundred and nineteenth, two hundred and twenty-first and following days); , same, took 10 drops of 1st dil. of tincture for three days; [Immediately following last proving.]

46 , Boecker, from Boecker's Beitrag., vol. 2, and Hygea, 22, p. 305, a series of experiments on himself and others, with analyses of the blood, urine, etc.; 47 , Voigt, from Wibmer, general effects of small doses; 48 , Hencke, A. H. Z., 55, 14, effects of the dust inhaled when triturating Sulphur in Mure's machine; 49 , omitted; 50 , J. Laurie, M.D., Brit. Journ. of Hom., vol. 3, 1845, p. 13, Mrs. E. S., æt. 36, for neuralgia, took a teaspoonful of 30th in water, occasionally through the night (much relief of neuralgia, afterwards cured by 30th and 3/30); same effects twice; same symptoms repeatedly observed, after various potencies, in extremely susceptible patients; 51 , Brit. Journ. of Hom., vol. 4, 1846, p. 92, case observed in Liverpool Hom. Dispensary, John Kerney, for toothache, smoked three pipefuls in rapid succession, and went to bed; 52 , Dr. Andrien, Month. Hom. Rev., vol. 1, 1857, p. 300, a young man, who had never experienced any chest symptoms, took every morning and evening 2 drops 30th dil., as an antidote to Merc. corr.; 53 , a young man took the tincture several consecutive days; 54 , Tilbury Fox, M.D., Lancet, 1867, (1), p. 455, general effects of Sulphur; ( 55 to 66 , from Henry Robinson, Brit. Journ of Hom., vol. 25, 1867, p. 388); 55 , H. Robinson, symptoms some days after gl. 3/1000 in a tablespoonful of water, at a single dose; 56 , an old woman took, each morning, a dessertspoonful of glo. 1/200 in 8 ounces of water; 57 , a middle-aged woman took gl. 1/200 in 8 ounces of water at a single dose; 58 , a young woman took every morning a tablespoonful of glob. 3/200 in water; , a young woman took every morning a dessertspoonful of glob. 1/200 in 8 ounces of water; , a middle-aged man took night and morning a tablespoonful of glob. 3/30 in 8 ounces of water; , a young woman took glob. 1/1000 in a tablespoonful of water at a single dose; , a young woman took a single dessertspoonful from gtt. 3/200 in 2 ounces of water; , a young woman took every morning a tablespoonful of glob. 3/1000 in 8 ounces of water; , a young woman took night and morning pil. 1/30; , a young woman took each night pil. 1/30; , a young woman took every third morning a tablespoonful of gtt. 1/200 in 8 ounces of water; , J. H. Stebbin, M.D., New York State Trans., vol. 7, 1869, p. 731, fatal poisoning of a child, æt. 2 years, who took nearly a cupful of molasses containing more than a tablespoonful of Sulphur; , Dr. S. Morrison, Month. Hom. Rev., 13, 1869, p. 101, effects on himself of remaining long in a room where Sulphur is burning; , Mrs. H. M., long liable to what she termed bronchitis; once as the attack reached its climax labor came on; after delivery a dessertspoonful of solution was put into hot water, and the steam inhaled; the experiment was repeated several times with like results, whether a dessertspoonful or a few drops were used; , effects on the nurse; , Berridge, North Am. Journ. of Hom., New Ser., 3, 1873, p. 499, Miss ---, took one dose of cm. (Fincke); , Mr. --- (patient), took same; , same, Amer. Journ. of Hom. Mat. Med., vol. 9, 1876, p. 251, Miss ---, took 6 glob. of same; , E. W. Berridge, M.D., took 3 glob. mm. (Bœricke); , Mr. --- (patient), took repeated doses of cm. (Fincke); , Samuel Swan, M.D., in a letter to the editor says, Dr. Macfarlan, of Philadelphia, reports results of proving of "10 m.m." on six provers, mentioning only the symptoms that appeared in all; , Dr. Swan, effects of "10 m.m." on a lady, æt. 55 years.

MIND

• Emotional.
• (Anxiety, feverish delirium, with great dyspnœa, burning in the stomach, vomiting, twitching of the whole body, and death), 8 . [This occurred six months after taking Sulphur. -Hughes.]
• Delirium; she destroys her things, throws them away, thinking that she has a superfluity of everything, wherewith she wastes to a skeleton, 4.
• The child was intolerably violent and difficult to quiet, 1.*
• Very much excited and very passionate, on violent motion, 1.*
• Agitation, with the sore throat, 53.
• An indolent excitement, almost as after coffee, 1.
• She talks nonsense day and night, 4.
• Numerous morbid ideas, extremely disagreeable, causing rancor , though with also joyous thoughts (and melodies), mostly from the past, take possession of her, they throng one upon another so that she cannot free herself from them during the day, with neglect of business, worse in the evening in bed, when they prevent falling asleep (after four hours), 1.*
• She imagines that people injure her, and that she will die in consequence, 1. [10.]
• Vexatious and morbid ideas of the past arise from the most indifferent thoughts, and from every occurrence in life, which continue to be united with new vexations, so that she cannot free herself from them , together with a courageous mood which is ready for great resolution, 1.
• She fancies that she is becoming emaciated, 1.
• She fancies that she has beautiful clothes; old rags look like fine things, a coat like a beautiful jacket, a cap like a beautiful hat, 4.
• Greatly inclined to philosophical and religious reveries, 1.
• The whole forenoon a state of mind partaking more of earnest exaltation than of depression or want of cheerfulness (second day), 30.
• The spirits were better than usual, more disposed for literary work than he had lately been (eighth day); spirits much diminished towards evening by the recurrence of the sacro-lumbar crampy pain (ninth day); spirits diminished in proportion as they were previously increased (tenth day); spirits uncommonly good (thirteenth day), .

On satisfying his appetite his cheerfulness returned, but only for a short time, for during the whole evening he was absorbed in himself and unable to command his thoughts to read, so much so that he sat staring at the same page for upwards of two hours (twenty-second day), 35b.

• Anxious, fearful (second day), 1.*
• Anxiety, as if he would cease to live, 1.*
• Anxious disposition; I could not free myself from the anticipation of some great misfortune, though I had no ground for such fear, in the evening (third and fourth days), 44d.*
• Anxious disposition (fourteenth day), 44a.*
• *Great anxiety and ill-humor, 1.
• *Anxiety, with heat of the head and cold feet, so that he does not know what he shall do; every moment he forgets what he wishes to do, 1.
• Great anxiety, in the evening in bed , at the time of the full moon, 1.* [50.]
• *Awoke with great anxiety and heat all over, at night , and with a sensation of a cramplike condition of the whole body, 1.
• *Great anxiety, in the evening after lying down, so that she cannot fall asleep for an hour, without palpitation, 1.
• Great anxiety, with involuntary discharge of thin fæces (ninth day), 21.
• Great anxiety, which, however, diminishes after drinking a few glasses of cold water (third day), 41b.
• Anxiety, as if some great misfortune were apprehended (thirteenth day), 44a.*
• Apprehensive and lachrymose, 3.*
• She is apprehensive for others, and anxious (after a few hours), 1.
• During the proving I was much concerned about my state of health, and feared lest I might really get ill, 44d.
• The condition seems very distressing, and she is apprehensive of the future, 1.
• Awoke in an hour in great fright and distress; horror of instant death, 31. [60.]
• Fear that he would take cold in the open air; he did not know whether it was illusive or physical, .

HEAD

• Confusion and Vertigo.
• *Confusion of the head, 9 ; (fourteenth day), 16.
• Head confused, as from insufficient sleep, 1.* [120.]
• In the morning woke with dizzy confusion of the head, 1.*
• Frequently recurring confusion of the head (nineteenth day), 17a.*
• Painful confusion of the head, 17b.*
• Confusion of the head, after sleeping , lasting all the afternoon; on walking in the open air the confusion diminished (fifth day); about 5 P.M. great confusion of the head, worse when walking in the open air; relieved after outbreak of perspiration (ninth day), 21.*
• After dinner, confusion of the head, which went off by walking in the open air (ninth day); on awaking in the morning, great confusion of head, going off after getting up (tenth day); slight confusion of the head, and some vertigo (fifteenth day); confusion of head, lasting more or less all day long (twenty-third day); confusion of head (forty-second and forty-third day), 22a.*
• Confusion of head, probably the effect of alcohol (immediately, eighth day), 22b.
• In the afternoon, confusion of head, with rushing out at the left ear, and dull drawing pain on the left side of the forehead, which soon alternated with a penetrating cramplike pain in the left knee-joint, or the left wrist, or with shooting pain (like fine needle-pricks) in the root of the nail of the right great toe at the same time, whilst walking, frequent cramp pain in the left calf (sixth day); confusion of the head, with dull aching pain in the forehead (after one hour, seventh day), 25a.
• About 2 P.M., dizzy confusion of the head, heat and redness of the face, with sensible throbbing of all the arteries of the head and neck, followed by breaking out of perspiration in the face (lasting more than a quarter of an hour), (first day), 25b.
• *Confusion of the head, in the forenoon (first day), 25e.
• *Long-continued giddy confusion of the whole head (after two hours), . [130.]

EYE

• Objective.
• Eyes sunken, surrounded by blue rings, 1.*
• Blue rings around the eyes, 1.* [470.]
• Both eyes inflamed, 56.
• *Redness of the eyes during the day; violent itching in them in the evening, 1.
• Swelling and redness of the eyes, with pimples on the lids, 1.
• The white of the eye reddened (third day); redness of conjunctiva less (fourth day), 36.
• A white vesicle in the white of the eye, close to the cornea, 1.*
• Much matter in the eye, in the morning, for several days, 48.*
• Purulent mucus in the eyes (after three days), 1.*
• Trembling of the eyes, 1.
• Heaviness of the eyes, 1.*
• Dryness of the eyes, 1, 3.*
• Subjective. [480.]
• Aching in left eye (soon); in the evening, aching in the left eye (second day), 20.
• Aching in the right eye, and sometimes a feeling as if the eyeballs were swollen, during the forenoon (eighth day), 44d.
• Slight adhesion and burning of the eyes, in the morning (eleventh day); burning in the eyes at noon (thirteenth day); burning of the eyes and lids, in the forenoon (fourteenth day); occasional slight burning in the eyes (seventeenth day), 45.*
• Burning of the eyes in their outer canthi, after rising (second day); slight burning of the eyes, especially the edges of the lids, towards noon (fifth day); slight burning in the eyes towards the outer canthi (eleventh day); burning of the eyes (thirteenth day); (twentieth and twenty-second days); (twenty-sixth day); (twenty-ninth and thirtieth days); (fortieth day); (forty-third day); (fiftieth day); (sixty-second day); (sixty-fifth day); (seventy-eighth day); (seventy-ninth day); (eighty-seventh day); (one hundred and first day), .*

The attack lasted about two minutes (fifth day), 17a.

• Pains shooting through the right eye, and through the head generally, 64.
• The eyes are painful to touch when closed, 1.
• The eyes are painful on looking at the flame of a candle, 1.
• In the evening, jerking cutting in right eye, spreading to the temple; it lasts several hours, and can be excited anew by touching the right side of the tip of the nose (first day), 18d.
• *Severe cutting in right eye (first day), 17b.
• Shooting in the left eye, preventing him from reading, for several days; when he attempts to read he gets, immediately, violent shooting pains through the middle of the pupil deep into the eye (thirty-second day), 18a.* [520.]
• The right eye feels very weak, water runs from it when looking at anything for a few seconds, 66.
• About 2 A.M., painful dry sensation in both eyes (third day), 25g.
• Biting in the eyes, as from Ammonia, 1.
• Biting of the eyes and lachrymation, every evening, 1.*
• A feeling as of sand in the eyes, 56.*
• Feeling of sand in right eye (first and second days), 74.*
• *Stitches as with a knife in the right eye, 1.
• Itching and burning of the eyes (fourth day), 36c.*
• In the forenoon, itching and burning in both eyes, followed by great watering of the eyes (third day), 39.*
• At noon, for half an hour, great itching of the left eye, with lachrymation (ninetieth day), 45b. [530.]
• In the morning, itching in left eye, which is not only aggravated by rubbing, but extends all over the face (fifth day), 20.
• Itching in the left eye (second day), 20a.
• Brow and Orbit.
• An inflamed pimple above the left eyebrow (one hundred and twenty-seventh day), .*

EAR

• Great increase of the wax in the ears, especially the left ear (fifteenth day), 45a.
• Copious secretion of earwax (fifty and fifty-first days), 29.
• The hollow of each concha, and each external meatus were unusually moist from a viscid fluid wax (second day), 25b.
• Constant sweating and frequent itching in the left external auditory meatus (first day), 25e.
• After dinner, several fine stitches in the right concha (fifth day), 25a. [670.]
• Violent squeezing pain, first in the left, then in the right auricle, close to the meatus (first day), 18a.
• The left auricle is painful, as if sore on a limited spot (one hundred and nineteenth day), 45b.
• Boring pains in the meatus auditorius (fiftieth and fifty-first days), 29.
• Painful crawling and gnawing in the left external meatus, 3.
• Asleep sensation in the outer ear, for eight days, 1.
• Slight drawing behind the left ear (two hundred and sixty-third day); severe drawing (two hundred and sixty-fourth day), 45b.
• Gnawing in the bones in front of the left ear; also on swallowing, 3.
• Distressing stopped sensation in both ears, for many days, 1.
• Sensation as if the ears were stuffed, 51.
• The ear always becomes stopped on blowing the nose, 1. [680.]
• When blowing the nose, a sensation as if air were forced into the ears, 1.
• Slight stopped up feeling of the ears (one hundred and eighty-fourth day), 45b.
• Earache in the left ear, 1.
• Pain in the ear, as if ulcerated, on swallowing, 1.*
• In the afternoon and evening, aching pain in the right ear, in the external meatus, towards the membrane of the tympanum (twenty-eighth day), 45b.
• Aching boring pains in the ears, especially the right ear and the temples (seventeenth day), 29.
• For half an hour teasing aching in the left ear, about noon (sixth day), 44d.
• Slight sensitiveness in the right ear, judging by the feeling in the cavity of the tympanum (one hundred and thirty-second day), .

NOSE

• Objective.
• Nose swollen, 1.*
• *Inflammation in the nose (after nine days), 1.
• *About noon, shining red swelling of the point of the nose, whereby the anterior angle of the left nostril felt thick, hard, and painful to the touch (thirteenth day); increased redness and swelling of the inflamed nose (fourteenth day); the redness of the swelling on the nose is diminished, the shininess of the skin, and the sensitiveness to touch continue (fifteenth day); swelling of the nose as yesterday (sixteenth day); at 6 A.M., on the inside of the swollen portion of the nose is a hardened, transparent, bright-yellow mass, which can only be detached with difficulty and pain (seventeenth day); rapid diminution of the swelling of the nose, of which next day not a trace remains (eighteenth day), 21.
• In the course of the day the right nostril was sensitive to the touch and somewhat reddened (eleventh day); the whole of the right ala nasi and especially the septum narium was inflamed and painful to the touch; merely touching the hairs in the nose caused violent pain (twelfth day); inflammation of nose continues (thirteenth and fourteenth days); nose not so red and sensitive (fifteenth day); nose scarcely at all tender to touch, and covered with bran-like scales on the parts that had been inflamed (sixteenth day), 27a.
• Wings of the nose inflamed, swollen, 1.*
• *Black comedones on the nose, upper lip, and chin, 1.
• Rush of blood to the nose, especially in the open air, 1.
• *Frequent sneezing, 1. [740.]
• Sneezing, with moisture in the nose, about 9 A.M., 46a.
• *Very frequent sneezing, in the evening and morning, 1.
• Violent sneezing , several days, 1.*
• Inclination to sneeze, that shook her almost spasmodically, 3.
• Very frequent sneezing always preceded by nausea, 1.
• Frequent sneezing and coughing (third day), .*

FACE

• Objective.
• Looks ill (twelfth day), 34 ; (sixth day), 45c.*
• Looks ill; has double rings around the eyes (two hundred and seventy-eighth day), 45b.
• The natural tension of the facial muscles gone, so that her features appear distorted, as if worn out by long suffering (fourth day), 31.*
• Redness of the face and perspiration after dinner, 1.
• Dark redness and heat of the face, especially on walking in the open air, 1.
• Considerable congestion of the face, at 3 P.M. (sixth day), 33.
• Yellow complexion (nineteenth day); appearance grew daily worse (twenty-first to thirty-first day), 32. [850.]
• Complexion showed a remarkable change; it had a dirty earthy appearance (sixth day), 29a.
• Complexion pallid (fifth day), 31.
• *Paleness of the face, 1.
• Face pale and collapsed, with an expression of great anxiety, 51.*
• *Pale suffering expression, as after a long illness, with great discomfort, 3.
• In the morning, on awaking, tension of the skin surrounding the mouth (third day); dryness and tension of the outer skin round about the lips, and branlike desquamation of it (tenth day), 29a.
• Subjective.
• Tension in the skin of the face, as if beginning to swell (fourth day), 20.
• Drawing pain in the left side of the face, as if in the skin, above the eye, on the temples, and on the malar bone as far as into the lobule of the ear, mostly in the morning, 1.
• Tearing in the right half of the face, 1.*
• Boring above the root of the nose, 1.* [860.]
• *Burning in the face and throat, without redness, 1.
• *

MOUTH

• Teeth.
• Bleeding of the teeth, 1.
• Brown mucus on the teeth, 1.
• Looseness of the teeth and bleeding of the gum, for three weeks, 1.
• The teeth become elongated, so that she can scarcely chew, 1.
• The tooth is elongated and painful when not touched, or when not bitten upon, 1.
• The back teeth become loose and seem too long, with simple pain on touch, and on eating, 1.
• Feeling of looseness of the teeth, in the evening, 1.
• The teeth feel loose on biting, and on eating feel paralyzed, 1. [950.]
• All her teeth feel loose, 35.
• The teeth pain as if too long, and there is a tingling in them, like a vibration, 1.
• The teeth seem too long, 1.
• The front teeth seem too long, with sensitiveness when pressed upon and in the open air, when there is a jerking pain and tearing extending up into the left temple where also it is painful to pressure, 3.
• Teeth on edge, and painful only when bitten upon; cannot chew black bread on account of pain (after five days), 1.
• Teeth on edge, 1.
• Toothache and inflammatory swelling of the gum, in the vicinity of a stump almost entirely destroyed (twenty-fourth day), 34.
• Toothache in the open air, 1.*
• Pain in the front teeth, at night, 1.
• Pain in almost all the teeth, during dinner, 1. [960.]
• A back tooth is painful to touch, 1.
• Toothache from the slightest draft of air, 1.*
• Toothache every afternoon, as if the teeth would be broken off, with chilliness; disappearing when in bed, 1.
• Toothache, which is renewed by cold rinsing of the mouth, 1.
• Toothache in paroxysms, for two or three hours, followed by burrowing; cold is better tolerated than warmth, 1.
• Toothache, which becomes accompanied by swelling of the cheek, 1.

THROAT

• Objective.
• Swelling of the throat, with stitches in it, while eating; the swelling is also felt externally about the angle of the jaw, 1.
• Hawking of blood, with a sweet taste in the mouth, 3.
• Hawking, always on deep breathing, 1.
• During the day, frequent hawking up of blackish-gray masses of mucus, like what happens when one stays long in a warm room where a lamp is burning (first day), 41a.
• Much phlegm in the throat and larynx, in the morning, on awaking (fourteenth day), 45.
• Hawking up of thick phlegm several times, at night (seventh day), 45a.
• Repeated hawking of thick disgusting mucus, in the evening (thirty-third day), 45a. [1150.]
• Hawking of mucus occasionally, at noon (seventy-fourth day), 45b.
• Hawking up of thick, jelly-like mucus, in the morning (one hundred and second day), 45b.
• Frequent hawking up and blowing from the nose of mucus, in the morning, after awaking (one hundred and fourth day), 45b.
• Frequent hawking (two hundred and twentieth day), 45b.
• Much mucus in the throat (twenty-ninth day), 16a.
• Awakened in the morning by a quantity of mucus accumulating in his throat, and requiring to be hawked up (thirteenth day), 21.
• Frequently obliged to raise mucus from the throat, with slight cough, 46.
• Subjective.
• Dryness of the throat, 1.*
• Dryness of the throat, at night , and on waking, much mucus on the tongue, 1.*
• Dryness of the throat; the tongue sticks to the palate, but is moist with frothy mucus (after six days), 1. [1160.]
• Feeling of dryness of the throat, exciting cough (soon), 20.*
• In the morning, dry and warm sensation in the throat (fifth day), 20.
• Dryness in the throat (third day), 20a.*
• Feeling of dryness, followed by scraping, in the throat, about 5 P.M., immediately after taking the medicine (tenth day), .

STOMACH

• Appetite.
• *Increased appetite the whole first part of the proving, 3.
• *Excessive hunger and appetite, 2.
• *Ravenous hunger, which obliges him to eat frequently; if he does not, he has headache and great lassitude, and is obliged to lie down (after ten days), 1.
• Great appetite, which, however, could not be freely indulged; a small quantity of food caused troublesome distension (second and third days), 17e.
• Appetite much increased (seventh day), 15.* [1250.]
• The appetite, which had been increasing for some days, is uncommonly good to-day (twenty-first day); increased appetite, so much so that, contrary to custom, he must eat at other times than the accustomed meals (twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh days); appetite diminished (thirty-first and thirty-second days), 35.
• At noon increased appetite (fifth day); at noon uncommon appetite, which, however, he did not satisfy, but left the table before he was satiated (sixth day); good (seventh day); increased rather than diminished, and he relished breakfast, dinner, and supper amazingly (eighth and ninth days); diminished (tenth day); dinner taken with considerable appetite (eleventh day); appetite much increased (thirteenth day); ate dinner with the best appetite (fourteenth day); uncommon hunger (twenty-third day), 35b.*
• Appetite uncommonly good (fifteenth day), 43.
• Although he ate a very good dinner, yet in the afternoon, contrary to habit, he became so very hungry that he had to eat again; notwithstanding this, he was again ready for supper (forty-seventh day), 45a.*
• At noon, he had an uncommonly good appetite (first, second, and third days), 29b ; (second day), 41 ; (fourth day), 41b ; (tenth day), 43 ; (several days), 45a.*
• At noon, good appetite and much thirst (first day); great appetite (second day), 42.*
• Appetite good, but wants to eat often, .*

ABDOMEN

• Hypochondria.
• In the morning, sensitiveness of both hypochondria, which are painfully sore to touch, 1.* [1530.]
• Occasional aching and pinching in the bowels, particularly those of the hypochondriac region, in the forenoon (thirty-sixth day), 45b.
• In the morning, sore feeling in both hypochondria, which are sensitive to touch (fourth day), 44c.*
• Painful drawing about the hypochondria, in the forenoon (second day), 30.
• The liver seemed swollen, which hindered breathing, 1.
• *Increased secretion of bile, 46.
• From extraordinarily large doses the action of the liver is very much impaired, bilious vomiting and diarrhœa are caused, 46.
• Dull pain in the region of the liver (thirteenth day), 15.*
• Dull pain in the right hypochondrium, accompanied with a little dry cough (eleventh day), 15.*
• Sudden aching in the hepatic region, and under the right clavicle (sixth day), 44d.
• Pressure in the liver woke him at night, with yellowness of the white of the eye, 1. [1540.]
• Pressure in the hepatic region , immediately after dinner, 1.*
• Violent pressure and constriction in the hepatic region, 1.
• Boring pain in the hepatic region, after dinner, 1.
• Griping in the right hypochondrium, while walking, 1.
• Drawing pain in the hepatic region took away her breath; she was obliged to walk quite bent over all day, 1.
• The hepatic region is painful to touch, 1.*
• Tensive and burning pain in the hepatic region, 1.
• At noon, a shoot through the liver (from before backwards), so violent as to cause me to start (fourteenth day), 38d.
• Stitches in the hepatic region , and frequently in the right groin, .*

RECTUM AND ANUS

• Rectum.
• Prolapsus of the rectum during a stool, 1.
• Gurgling in the rectum, 1.*
• *Burning in the rectum during a stool, 1.
• *Burning in the rectum (forty-ninth day), 45a.
• Awoke with feeling of coldness and irritation in the rectum (twenty-sixth day), 29.
• Astringent sore pain in the rectum, when lying down, 1.
• *Pressure in the rectum, 1. [1810.]
• *Painful pressure in the rectum during a (soft) stool, 1.
• Pressure on rectum and bladder (third day), 22b.*
• *Pressive fulness in the rectum, 1.
• Constant bearing down in the rectum (thirteenth day); great bearing down, and feeling of fulness in the rectum (fourteenth day); bearing down (fifteenth day), 29.*
• Tearing in the rectum, 1.
• *Cutting in the rectum during a normal stool, 1.
• Previous to a good motion, violent cutting, extending far up the rectum (third night), 17c.
• In the evening several jerking, lightning-like shoots in the rectum (sixth day), 25g.
• At 7 P.M., when standing, several throbbing shoots in the rectum, from the border of the anus through the bowel and into the right hip (sixth day), 25.
• *Violent stitches in the rectum, especially in the evening, 1. [1820.]
• *Violent sticking in the rectum, even when not at stool, taking away the breath, 1.
• *Crawling and biting in the rectum, as from worms while sitting, in the evening, .

Two hours later a similar stool (twenty-eighth day), 45a.

• *Frequent ineffectual urging to stool, 1.
• Constant urging to stool and to urinate, with evacuation of a few drops of blood immediately after urinating, and violent stitching in the urethra, with apprehension and discomfort, 9.*
• Excessive urging to stool, even in bed, followed by some diarrhœa, 9.*
• At 10 P.M., sudden call to stool, as though he should have diarrhœa, which continued after he had passed a lump of hard fæces (first day), 18a.
• Call to stool without result; it was only at noon that he had an unsatisfactory stool (forty-first day), 22a.
• Call to stool, and after much effort, a scanty evacuation (second and third days), 29b.
• In the morning, call to stool without effect, followed by several shoots in the rectum (third day), 38d.
• After dinner, ineffectual call to stool (first day), 39a. [1900.]
• Pressure at stool, as if the rectum would protrude, with pressure on the bladder; he was obliged to rise three times at night on account of it, 1.
• *Constant pressure to stool, at night; is obliged to rise as many as ten times; can neither lie nor sit on account of sticking and sore pain in the anus; it seems as though everything had been pressed out, with pain, especially on drawing in the anus, 1.
• Much pressure and tenesmus after stool, lasting an hour; she cannot sit down on account of pain in the anus, 1.*
• Ineffectual straining at stool (twenty-third day), 29.*
• *Straining before and after the stool, 1.
• On going to stool he had to strain for a long time, and has distressing aching in the small of the back (twelfth day), 18a.*
• *Straining at stool (fourth day), 20.
• At 3 P.M., straining at stool without evacuation, feeling of dryness in the rectum (eighth day), 21.
• Pressure in the anus and rectum after a soft stool, as after a hard stool, .*

STOOL

• Diarrhœa.
• Diarrhœa for four days (after forty-eight hours), 1.*
• *Diarrhœa, with rumbling in the abdomen, 9.
• Diarrhœa, like water, every half hour, always preceded by rumbling in the abdomen, without pain (third day), 1.*
• Diarrhœa six times, even to faintness, at first with heat and warm perspiration, then with cold sweat on the forehead and feet, and white tongue, 1. [1920.]
• Diarrhœa, with tenesmus and cutting in the abdomen, relieved by application of warm cloths, about 4 and 6 A.M., 3.
• Increased evacuation from the bowels, 46.
• Violent purging and tenesmus, a few hours after she had taken the third teaspoonful, and which continued throughout the greater part of the day following ; the motions were of a whitish appearance, intermixed with frothy mucus, 30.*
• In the evening, frequent fluid stools; involuntary evacuation of the stool when sneezing or laughing (third day), 20a.*
• During the day, several diarrhœic stools, with burning in the anus, preceded by gripes (twenty-ninth day), 18a.*
• Frequent frothy diarrhœa, with tenesmus, even at night, 3.*
• Watery diarrhœa, several times (twelfth day); bowels easily moved (fifteenth day), 43.*
• About 6.45 P.M., diarrhœa, with some cutting in the abdomen and stitches in the anus (second day), 38d.
• In the evening, two liquid stools, with relief to the tension in the abdomen (fourth and ninth days); no stool (fifth and sixth days); in the evening, diarrhœic evacuations (twenty-first day); two diarrhœic motions (thirty-third day), 32.
• During the whole time of the proving, two or three evacuations daily, they were loose and smelt stronger than usual, 61b. [1930.]
• The usual stool delayed, hard, and insufficient (third day); *in the morning, two diarrhœic stools (tenth day); diarrhœa, with pretty severe gripings beneath the navel, accompanied by burning and tenesmus in the anus; the diarrhœa lasted four days, and there were from four to six motions daily , until on the fifth day there was only one motion (after ten days), .

URINARY ORGANS

• Kidneys and Bladder.
• Violent pain in the region of the kidneys after stooping a long time, 1.*
• He felt as if the urine was retained by contraction of the sphincter muscle of the bladder, although it seemed as if it must come away in consequence of the pressure on the bladder, and yet only a short time previously he had emptied his bladder ; the same sensation in the anus (third day); the pressure on bladder and anus continue all day long, although he had a normal stool at noon (fourth day); pressure on bladder and anus have almost disappeared (seventh day), 27b.*
• Hard pressure upon the bladder, 1.*
• Pressure on the bladder, as if it were too full, without call to make water , (nineteenth day); pressure on bladder (forty-fifth day), 22a.* [2030.]
• Aching in the region of the neck of the bladder, lasting half an hour, about 11 A.M. (eighth day), 44f.
• Aching at the right side, in the region of the bladder, about 3 P.M. (twenty-fifth day), 41b.
• Dragging in the bladder, in the morning, after rising, after urinating, 3.*
• About 6 P.M., flying shoots in the vesical region, and feeling of soreness on pressing it (fourth day), 33a.
• In the morning, on making water, many fine stitches (as with needles) in the region of the neck of the bladder, and several more violent stitches through the anus (second day), 38d.
• Stitches in the bladder or in the lower abdomen, 1.
• Urethra.
• Redness and inflammation of the orifice of the urethra, 1.
• Dribbling of prostatic fluid in long threads from the urethra after micturition and stool, 1.
• Discharge of prostatic fluid, 1.
• A feeling in the urethra as if he were constantly obliged to urinate, 1.* [2040.]
• Burning in the urethra, even when not urinating, 1, 3.*
• *Burning in the urethra while urinating, .

Average Table. (Grams.), 46.

In health While taking Sulphur.

Urine, amount in twenty-four hours, Comprising water, Comprising solid matter, Comprising urea, Comprising uric acid, Comprising mucus, Comprising incinerated salts, Comprising phosphates, Comprising organic salts and extractives, 2650.000 2595.426 57.574 21.820 0.216 0.285 26.392 2.513 8.861 2868.000 2808.718 59.282 23.323 0.249 0.473 25.649 1.963 9.538

Average Table. (Grams.), 46.

During Sulphur.

Urine, general amount increased, Comprising water increased, Comprising solid constituents, diminushed, Comprising urea, increased, Comprising uric acid, increased, Comprising mucus, increased, Comprising inorganic salts, increased, Comprising phosphates, increased, Comprising organic salts and extractives, diminished, 167.712 169.094 1.382 9.623 0.544 0.318 3.435 1.122 14.670

• The nitrogenous constituents of the urine were decidedly increased after the use of Sulphur; the urea rose from 31 grams to 42 grams; the uric acid rose from 0.3 to 1.2 grams; the quantity of mucus was about doubled. In another case the urea rose from 25 to 27 grams; the uric acid from 0.6 to 0.8; mucus from 0.2 to 5.4 in spite of increased evacuation from the bowels. In another case the urea rose from 23 to 25 grams; the stable salts, earthy phosphates, unstable salts, and extractives sometimes increased, sometimes diminished, 46.
• On the 22d of December, 1845, I examined the urine passed in the evening, in regard to its chemical constituents. It had a very pale white-wine color, and almost the appearance of so-called spastic urine; when first passed, and after standing some time, it was equally pure and clear, and had a specific gravity of 1018, that is, less than normal; a marked acid reaction; an increased quantity of uric acid; a smaller quantity of nitrate of urea than normal; earthy phosphates increased; a large quantity of sulphates; a normal quantity of chlorides; phosphate of soda in large quantity; uroxanthin diminished. The morning and evening urine of the 23d of December had a specific gravity of 1015 and 1016, little ammonia, much free uric acid, and nearly a normal proportion of sulphates. The urine examined on the 24th of December had a specific gravity of 1021, that of the 28th of December, 1010, and that of the 31st of December, 1021. As regards their constituents, however, they exactly agree with the urine of the 22d of December. The urine passed in the morning of the 7th of January, 1846, was of a dark-sherry color, clear, deposited no sediment, had a strong acid reaction, and a specific gravity of 1017. The earthy phosphates, sulphates and uric acid were increased, the chlorides normal, the urea lessened. The morning urine of the 8th of January was pale bright-yellow, clear, without sediment, acid; it had a specific gravity of 1020. The earthy phosphates, the sulphates, the phosphate of soda, and the uric acid were increased, the chlorides normal. The morning urine of the 9th of January was pale-sherry color, clear, without sediment, specific gravity 1021. The uric acid and all the salts increased, only the chlorides normal, the uroxanthin abundant, the urea diminished. The morning urine of the 14th of January had a specific gravity of 1019; the sulphates and the uric acid were very abundant. The morning urine of the 15th of January had a specific gravity of 1023, and a great deal of uroxanthin; otherwise similar to that of the previous day. From the 20th to 31st of January I made almost daily quantitative and qualitative analyses of the urine. The morning urine was usually of a pale-sherry color, clear, and without sediment; the urine passed after dinner, or in the evening, was dark-sherry color. The specific gravity on the 20th was 1015, and the following five days 1022. It had generally a strong acid reaction; abundance of uroxanthin; the urea, was a rule, diminished, the chlorides generally normal, the earthy phosphates somewhat increased, the phosphates of soda and sulphates much increased; the uric acid was deposited in much greater quantity than in the normal state, but was of very loose texture, and hence a large quantity weighed very little. Thus the urine of the 22d of January contained in 1000 parts 943.6 of water, and 56.4 of solid constituents, and among the latter uric acid formed only the 0.365th part. The urine of the 21st January contained in 1000 parts 949.6 of water, and 50.4 of solid constituents, of which the sulphates formed the 0.65th part. The urine on the 28th of January was also of a bright-yellow color, clear, without sediment, strongly acid, its specific gravity 1016, but otherwise resembled that of the previous days. The qualitative analysis showed in 1000 parts 961.6 of water, and 38.4 of solid constituents. The uric acid was abundant. I took 22 grams of urine, precipitated the sulphates, and obtained 0.14 parts of sulphate of potash, which, consequently, in the proportion of 1000 parts showed the presence of the considerable quantity of 5.6 parts. On heating recently emitted urine in an ammonia apparatus, the vapor arising tinged the litmus-paper blue, and the same reaction took place on adding caustic potash, which expelled the ammonia. Thus for three days there was free ammonia in my urine, which does not and should not occur in normal urine, and is to be ascribed to the action of the Sulphur. The urine of the 29th, 30th, and 31st of January was of a dark-sherry color, clear, and without sediment, had a specific gravity of 1018, 1019, and was not changed by heat; the urea was as usual small in quantity, the chlorides normal, the earthy phosphates abundant, the sulphates, and the phosphate of soda very copious. The uric acid, which was deposited in great quantity, was combined with ammonia. In the urine of the 30th and 31st of January were traces of iron; there can be no doubt that it came from the blood by a peculiar process of excretion, probably induced by the excess of Sulphur, .

SEXUAL ORGANS

• Male.
• Resistance in the genitals to complete emission of semen, 1.
• Penis.
• Sore feeling, burning, and smarting on the glans and inner surface of the prepuce, which parts are somewhat reddened (fifth and sixth days); a small pimple on the glans (sixth day). Respecting his sensations from the 5th to the 28th of August, during which time he took no medicine he says: "The itching and smarting on the prepuce and glans continued to increase; it is with the greatest difficulty I can refrain from scratching and rubbing; the pimple on the glans is gone. During this time, the skin of the prepuce desquamated; the inflammation extended along the whole penis to the pubes; the itching and smarting were very violent and tiresome. The desquamation of the epidermis, which recurred every six or seven days, lasted several months," 36c.
• Pimples below the glans penis, which open, and suppurate, 12.
• For several weeks, in spite of repeated washing every day, a very fetid smegma was deposited in considerable quantity on the glans, causing a tiresome burning and itching, 39a . [When a child, I had been frequently tormented by the collection of a viscid fluid between my foreskin and glans, which occasioned intolerable itching and burning there; indeed, the whole urethra was not unfrequently sympathetically affected, when passing of water was attended by the most violent pains.]
• Prepuce and glans penis icy cold, 1.* [2150.]
• Phimosis, with oozing of offensive mucus under the prepuce, 4.
• The penis seems discolored, bluish, and is always cold, and the prepuce is retracted, 4.
• The penis is stiff and hard like leather; on its inner surface it is shiny, and secretes a thin, disgustingly offensive ichor, 4.
• The prepuce hangs long over the glans, and is divided into four or five lobes by furrows, 4.
• Redness and swelling of the prepuce, 1.
• Burning and redness of the prepuce, 1.*
• Continued erections, with vivid, not lascivious dreams, at night (first day), 18b.
• Cramplike pain in the glans penis and in the angle of the left lower jaw (first day), 18a.
• Stitches in the penis, 1.*

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

• Larynx.
• The larynx feels swollen, 1.
• Swollen gland on the thyroid cartilage, which is painful to touch, 1.
• Tickling in the larynx and bronchial tubes (thirty-second day), 45a.
• Tickling in the larynx (two hundred and twentieth day), 45b.
• Drawing and dryness in the larynx at times, 1.*
• Crawling in the larynx; talking causes cough, 1.
• A painful thrust in the larynx when coughing, 1.
• Sensation as if mucus stuck in the glottis (fifteenth day), 22.
• Voice. [2240.]
• Hoarseness, in the evening, 1.*
• *Hoarseness, in the morning, 1.
• Hoarseness and complete loss of voice (after twenty-four hours), 1.
• Hoarseness and roughness of the voice, with dryness of the throat and burning on swallowing, 3.*
• In the evening, slight hoarseness (first day), 20a.
• Hoarseness (first day); in the morning, hoarseness (third day); in the evening (ninth day); frequent attacks of hoarseness (twenty-sixth day), 34.*
• Hoarseness (fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth days), 22 ; (third day), 25e ; (fourth and eighteenth days), 34a.*
• Very hoarse voice (seventeenth day), 40.*
• Voice hoarse (eleventh and thirty-second days); hoarse voice, in the morning (thirtieth day); some hoarseness (one hundred and first day), 45a.*
• In the morning, hoarse voice and irritation of the throat ; these symptoms went off about noon (forty-fourth day); rough voice (seventy-ninth day); hoarse rough voice, in the evening, for some hours (one hundredth day); hoarse voice, in the evening (two hundred and fortieth day); in the forenoon, roughness of voice; speaking requires an effort (two hundred and forty-first day); rough voice, in the evening (two hundred and forty-third day); roughness of the voice, lasting all day (two hundred and forty-fourth day); during the day, voice somewhat rough (two hundred and forty-sixth day); hoarseness, in the forenoon (two hundred and fifty-first day); roughness of voice (two hundred and fifty-second and two hundred and sixty-fifth days); severe hoarseness, in the afternoon (two hundred and seventieth day); rough hoarse voice, in the afternoon and evening (two hundred and seventy-sixth day); rough voice, at noon (two hundred and seventy-ninth day), .* [2250.]

CHEST

• When coughing, a feeling as if the lungs rested against the back, 1.
• The general effect of continued small doses of the flowers of Sulphur is a greatly increased excretion of carbonic acid (600 cc. in a minute), 46.
• Increased aqueous exhalation from the lungs, 47.
• At 10 A.M., shooting pain, as if in the left pleura (sixth day), 25.
• Anxiety in the chest, 1 ; (sixteenth day), 34a.*
• In the afternoon, anxiety in the chest (thirtieth day), 29. [2340.]
• Anxious feeling in the chest; he can hardly expand it during inspiration (fiftieth and fifty-first days), 29.
• Great anxiety in the chest (twenty-sixth day), 34.*
• Rush of blood to the chest, in the morning on waking, 1.*
• Great rush of blood to the chest, 1.*
• Violent rush of blood to the chest, like a boiling, with qualmishness amounting to faintness, and trembling of the right arm, 1.
• *Weakness of the chest, when talking, 1.
• Weakness of the chest on reading aloud (eighth day), 34.*
• Weak feeling in the chest, she could get her breath only with difficulty, 1.*
• Great weakness of the chest, especially troublesome on getting into bed, at night, so that he cannot lie long on one side, and longing for morning, 10.*
• Such fulness in the chest before the menses that she was frequently obliged to take a deep breath, 1.* [2350.]
• A sensation of fulness of the chest, at first an insipid and clammy, but suddenly a sweetish taste in the mouth, sensitiveness of the uvula, tickling in the throat, spitting of a watery slimy fluid, mixed with bright-red blood, several times, at short intervals (after two hours, twelfth day), 29 . [He had had something similar six or seven years previously.]
• Feeling of emptiness in the chest, during a dry cough, .

HEART AND PULSE

• Præcordium.
• Terrible pains about the heart, throwing her into a trembling fainting fit, 64.
• A strange motion in the præcordial region, 1.
• In the afternoon a peculiar discomfort in the præcordial region and hypochondria, extending up to the throat, caused by tension, pinching, and tearing, now in the stomach, and now in the splenic and hepatic regions; eructations of flatulence caused only slight alleviation (fifth day), 30.
• Pressure in the præcordial region, towards evening, 1.
• Hollow sensation in the præcordial region, 1.
• Rush of much blood to the heart, 1.*
• Sensation as if the heart had not enough room, 1. [2510.]
• Stitches in the region of the heart, or in the right side of the chest, at night, while lying on the back, on the slightest motion, 1.*
• *Short stitches in the præcordial region, 1.
• Heart's Action.
• Sudden beating of the heart, after some turning, in the evening, in bed, 1.*
• *Palpitation, 64.
• Palpitation and fluttering of the heart, 56.*
• Palpitation, every forenoon, 1.
• *Palpitation, at night, in bed, 1.
• Palpitation of the heart, without any reason (seventeenth day), 34a.*
• In the evening, palpitation of the heart (twenty-ninth day); palpitation occurred not only in the evening, but also after dinner (thirtieth and thirty-first days), 27.*
• Palpitation, without anxiety, at any time of the day, 1.* [2520.]
• Palpitation and trembling of the hands, at noon, after a short walk, 1.
• *Palpitation, almost without cause, without anxiety, for example, when lying down for the midday nap, .

NECK AND BACK

• Neck.
• Inflammation and swelling of a gland in the nape of the neck, close to the hair, with an itching sensation, 1.*
• Painful swelling of the neck, anteriorly and externally, 2.
• Pulsation in the left carotid, 1.
• Stiffness of the neck, 1.*
• Stiffness in the nape of the neck, and paralytic sprained pain in the nape of the neck, 1.*
• Stiffness of the nape of the neck, with cracking of the cervical vertebræ, on bending the head backward, lasting three days (after six hours), 48.*
• Cracking in the cervical vertebræ, on bending the head backward and pressing it upon the pillow, 1.
• Cracking in the cervical vertebræ, 1.*
• Pain in the right side of the neck, on bending the head to the right, 1. [2550.]
• In the morning, rheumatic pains in the nape (second day), 20.
• Pressing in the neck if she talks much, 1.
• Tension and sticking in the nape of the neck, on sitting bent over, disappearing after stretching out, 3.
• Tensive pain in the nape of the neck, and thence around to over the eye, where it is a sticking, 1.
• Tearing and tension in the left side of the nape of the neck, before midnight, after waking, feeling as if too short; on moving the head, she must cry out on account of the pain; better during rest, 3.*
• Drawing up the nape (sixth day), 38c.*
• Drawing jerking in the cervical muscles, 3.
• Drawing pain in the right side of the neck, 1.*
• Drawing pain in the nape of the neck and scapulæ, 1.*
• Drawing pain on the right side of the nape (fifth day), 38c. [2560.]
• Stitches in the nape of the neck, on stooping, .*

EXTREMITIES. [2680.]

• He observed a semilunar furrow about a line in breadth, which extended right across both thumbnails, near their roots. The nail both before and behind this furrow, formed elevations (fifteenth day); on the nail of the left little finger, furrows similar to those on the thumbnails (nineteenth day); the furrows on both thumbnails, and on the nails of the left little finger, gradually filled up, and were pushed forward by the growth of the nail, so that after three or four cuttings of the nails no trace of them remained, 28c.
• All the limbs are affected, 1.
• Trembling of the limbs, 9.*
• Trembling of the limbs, especially of the hands, 1.
• Trembling of the hands and feet, with great prostration, 3.*
• Unsteadiness while walking, in the afternoon, and tremulousness of the hands, 7.
• Stiffness and tearing in the wrists and ankles when at rest, going off almost instantaneously when he moves (first day); pains in the joints (second day), 20a.
• Weariness and prostration in all the limbs (fourteenth day), 16.*
• After walking somewhat, all the weakness of the limbs disappeared, which returned in the house, 3.
• General weariness and bruised feeling in the limbs in the morning (ninety-second day), 45a. [2690.]
• Great weariness of the limbs, so that she could find no comfortable position in bed (first day), 42a.
• Weakness of the limbs, with trembling on every motion, 3.
• Great lassitude in the limbs (sixth day), 43a.
• Lassitude in all the limbs (twenty-third day), 40.
• The limbs fall asleep immediately on lying down, 1.*
• Troublesome falling asleep of the limbs, produced by a very slight cause, for instance, by pressure. It was caused by the pressure occasioned by sitting, lying, leaning, etc. The fingers especially those of the left hand, went to sleep when playing the piano, 18c.
• Frequently, while sitting, he had no sensation in all his extremities, a kind of asleep sensation, 1.
• Waving sensation in the upper and lower extremities, 1.
• Constant desire to stretch out the limbs, in the night after awaking (third day), .

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Fine fugitive pains in upper limbs, 55.
• Bruised feel in both arms, 63.
• A kind of pain, as if sprained, in the arms, as after excessive fatigue, especially on raising the arm, 9.
• The arms pain as if beaten, 1.*
• Cramp in the arm after midnight, 1.
• Frequent falling asleep of the arm, for a quarter of an hour, especially after working; he was obliged to let it lie, 1.
• Falling asleep of the arm for twenty-four hours, 1.
• In the morning, on awaking, paralytic feeling in the right arm, lasting an hour (eighth day), 38c. [2760.]
• Uncomfortable feeling of weight in the bones of the arms and in the chest, in the forenoon (sixth day), 29a.
• Feeling of weight in the right arm, towards noon (fortieth day), 29.
• Pressure and drawing internally in the arm, more during motion than during rest, especially on stretching it out or raising it, 1.
• Drawing and tearing in the arms and hands, 1.*
• At night, in bed, jerking drawing from one joint of the arm to another, but more in the joints, 1.
• A very disagreeable drawing in the right arm, in the forenoon (one hundred and twenty-eighth day), 45b.
• During the day, frequent gnawing and tearing in the bones of the right arm (twentieth day), 45b.
• *Tearing and paralysis in the right arm, 1.
• *Tearing in the arm, not affecting motion, 1.
• In the evening, several shoots through the arms, like lightning (fifth day), 25g. [2770.]
• Sudden pinching in the arms (eighteenth day), 34a.
• Shoulder.
• Swelling of the axillary glands, 1.
• Purulent swelling of the axillary gland, 1.
• A swollen oozing gland beneath the right arm, 3.
• Pain in the shoulder-joint, as if dislocated, especially at night while lying upon it, .

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Uneasiness in the lower extremities, so that she could not remain in the house, two evenings, until going to bed, 1.*
• Weakness of the lower extremities, so that she could scarcely walk, and pain as if there were no marrow in the bones, 1.*
• Sudden weakness of the lower extremities, especially of the leg, after a short walk, 1.
• An anxious and weak feeling in the whole right lower extremity, while walking, 1. [2940.]
• While lying, a feeling as if he could not raise a leg, though really he was able to do so, 1.
• In the evening, great weariness in the lower extremities (fourth day), 16.
• Feeling of prostration in the lower extremities, after dinner (third day), 39b.
• Painful heaviness of the lower extremities, 1.*
• Heaviness and weakness of the lower extremities, after a short walk, 1.*
• Heaviness and weariness of the lower extremities, in the morning, in bed, disappearing immediately after rising, 1.
• Heaviness of the lower extremities , and tension in the knees and thighs, more at night than during the day, 1.*
• Unusual heaviness and weariness in the lower extremities, several days, 48.
• Unusual heaviness of the lower extremities, when walking, almost as if paralyzed, 1.
• Falling asleep of both lower extremities, in the morning, in bed, with great heaviness, 1.* [2950.]
• Falling asleep of the left lower extremity, for an hour, two evenings in succession, 1.
• The right lower extremity seems numb, even while lying, 1.
• Pain in the right leg up to the hip-joint, in the morning; about noon the pain in the right leg, especially in the hip-joint, became more violent (fifteenth day), 45b.
• In the forenoon, he had to walk much, and when doing so, felt almost no pain in the right limb (seventeenth day), 43b.
• Bruised sensation in the lower extremities , after walking in the open air, .*

GENERALITIES

• *Emaciation, 34, 45c. [3260.]
• The venous blood, instead of becoming red in the air as usual, seemed to be partly melanotic, changed less in the air, and in part did not become red at all; the arterial was redder and turbid, dependent on the dissolved coloring matter of the blood. The blood was unable to take up as much oxygen and to give out as much carbonic acid as before the use of Sulphur. The coagulum formed slowly; even after twenty-four hours it had only partly separated from the serum. The blood-clot, after the use of Sulphur, was 3 per cent. larger than before, 46.
• The blood of patients who take large doses of Sulphur for a long time, becomes darker in color and richer in white corpuscles, 46.
• The solid constituents of the blood generally, both of the serum and of the albumen, were diminished after the use of Sulphur, 46.
• Experiments on both healthy people and patients showed, that after the use of Sulphur, the solid constituents of the blood constantly diminished, the blood-corpuscles became less numerous, apparently gave out more carbonic acid and took up more oxygen, 46.
• The general action on the blood was a diminution of the solid constituents, of the serum, albumen, fat, fibrin, blood-corpuscles, and of the clot. In only two observations was there an increase of the fibrin, in a third an increase of fat and clot, in a fourth of serum and albumen, in a fifth of serum and clot. In general it can be said there is scarcely any secretion or excretion which is not increased by the action of Sulphur, 46.
• Extraordinarily large doses cause the death of the blood-corpuscles in such quantities that they cannot all be eliminated; if continued, smaller doses are taken, the blood is freed from the blood-corpuscles, which are dissolved, 46.
• Universal tremors (after one hour), 51.*
• The next morning slight twitchings of the muscles of the face and extremities were noticed, which soon developed into a general convulsion; this subsided in a few minutes, consciousness returning slowly. As soon as reaction was fully established after a chill the spasm returned, this time in a tonic form, affecting first the right side, then the front of the body, afterwards the back, and finally the jaws; the latter were so firmly set that nothing could be administered by the mouth. Subsidence of the spasms soon followed, the muscles immediately, relaxed, and the child died instantly, 67.
• The body was tossed high up, as by a violent jerking, .

SKIN

• In the morning, the skin of the whole body smelt strongly of Sulphur, in consequence of which he left off the medicine for some days, thinking that it had taken the direction of a cutaneous secretion, and that consequently the symptoms of the other organs had receded (fifty-eighth day), 43a.
• The skin of the whole body smells strongly of Sulphur (sixty-first, sixty-eighth, seventieth, and seventy-ninth days), 43a.
• The skin, especially of the hands, smells of Sulphur (thirty-ninth day), 43a.
• The palmar aspects of the hands smell strongly of Sulphur (forty-second day), 43a.
• The amount of carbonic acid excreted from the skin was very greatly increased during the proving of Sulphur, 46.
• Skin cracked here and there, especially in the open air, 1.*
• Skin of the hands cracked, 1.* [3380.]
• Cracks and cuts in the skin of the hands, especially on the joints, painfully sore, 1.*
• Cracking of the skin of the hands, almost painless, especially just above the roots of the fingers, 2.*
• In the evening, dryness and heat of the skin (fifth day), 20.*
• Little or no fever, but skin and mouth dry, 76.
• *Skin of the hands hard and dry, 1.
• Between the scapulæ, skin dry and scurfy; no inconvenience in the day-time, but when undressing, at night, it itches very much; it lasted more than a month, 71.
• Late in the evening, roughness, redness, and itching of the skin on the dorsum of the right hand; some red, very itching pimples on the skin of the right thumb and in its dorsal aspect towards the metacarpus; roughness of the skin between the right thumb and forefinger, worse in the heat of bed (seventeenth day); he discontinued the medicine for some days, and during this time the exanthemated phenomena on the right hand continued, and were regularly aggravated by the heat of the bed; the pimples gradually assumed the form of small pustules, 29.
• On the right index, where he had a humid eruption many years ago, there appeared some hard points, so that the skin has a rough appearance (one hundred and thirtieth day), 43b.

SLEEP

• Sleepiness.
• Yawning (eighth day), 31a.
• Frequent yawning and cold hands, 1.
• Frequent yawning and stretching, without sleepiness, 3.
• Frequent yawning and eructation (seventeenth day), 29.
• Frequent yawning and eructation of air (soon, fortieth day), 29.
• Much yawning and sleepiness, during the day, 1.* [3660.]
• Almost constant yawning for an hour, in the evening, with weariness that could not be dissipated, 1.
• Incessant spasmodic yawning, in the evening before going to bed, 1.
• Drowsiness (twenty-second to thirty-first days), 32.
• In the morning, great drowsiness after a good night's rest (twentieth and twenty-first days), 43b.
• In the morning, great drowsiness (twenty-sixth, fifty-fifth, and fifty-sixth days), 43b.
• Sleepiness (eleventh to eighteenth days), 32.
• Sleepiness in the daytime, during the menses, 1.*
• Sleepiness, at noon (two hundred and sixty-eighth day), 43b.
• Sleepiness, in the afternoon, 1.*
• Great sleepiness (seventy-eighth day), 45a. [3670.]
• Great sleepiness, after dinner (third day), 20 ; (fifth day), 21 ; (forty-ninth day), 45a.
• Towards evening great sleepiness, so that, contrary to custom, he slept for an hour (forty-second day), 45a.
• In the afternoon, great sleepiness, and after a short refreshing sleep he feels perfectly well, all except the dryness of the nose (forty-fifth day), 43a.
• She was very sleepy, at night, and the eyes closed as if heavy; however, she could not fall asleep, though nothing was the matter, 1.
• Very sleepy, in the evening ; she was obliged to sleep as soon as the light was brought upon the table, 1.*
• Could not avoid sleeping several hours, during the day, .

FEVER

• Chilliness.
• Chilliness, 1.*
• Rigor (immediately after dose, fifth day), 18a. [3830.]
• Frequent chilliness, 1.
• Constant chills and heat; great feverishness, 64.
• Early the next morning she complained of being cold; the head soon became hot, and the extremities cold; a few hours later a severe chill, succeeded by fever and perspiration, which lasted eight or ten hours; the chill then came on more severely than before, 67.
• Shivering, at 8 A.M., lasting five to eight minutes, 1.
• Chilliness from 9 A.M. till 5 P.M., 1.
• Internal chilliness about 10 A.M. (twelfth day), 43.
• Chilliness for an hour, at 10 A.M., followed by rest, till 3 P.M., then heat in the head and hands, for two hours, with thirst for beer; repeated for some days, 1.
• Soon after performing his ablutions, chilliness, which lasted until noon (second day), 12c.
• In the forenoon, tiresome feeling of chilliness (thirty-fifth day), 43b.
• Chilliness in the forenoon, sensation of heat in the afternoon, though she was cold to touch, 1. [3840.]
• Chilliness and coldness of the whole body, from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.; was obliged to go bed, when the chilliness ceased; followed by burning heat in the palms of the hands, and at last, for an hour, warmth over the whole body, except on the head (without thirst), 3.
• Severe rigor, about noon (second day), 43.
• At noon, again occurred the usual shivering, as if after exposure to a draft of air, with blueness of the nails and gooseskin, at first on the outside of both arms, then on the back down to the sacrum, and lastly on the abdomen, where it felt as if he were stroked across with something cold. It was lessened by the heat of the fire, increased by movement, and it was accompanied by the following symptoms; weariness, paleness of the face, which has a suffering expression, pains in the middle of the upper arms, and of the thighs and legs, as if the bones were broken, and pains shooting through the outside of the feet. Al these symptoms, although they occurred at noon, did not in the least interfere with the prover's appetite; on the contrary, he ate his food with great relish (second and third days), 18a.
• Chilliness, with thirst, without subsequent heat, in the afternoon, .

CONDITIONS

• Aggravation.
• ( Morning ), Ill-humor; vertigo; pressure in head; headache over eyes; headache in crown; headache in eyes; eyelids agglutinated; sneezing; 7 to 8 A.M., toothache; salt mucus on tongue; bad odor from mouth; mouth dry; disagreeable taste; sour taste; bitter taste; dryness in throat; empty eructation; nausea; pressure in stomach; on waking, tension in abdomen; rushing of blood to chest; on rising, palpitation, heaviness in back and lower extremities; aching in sacrum; bruised feeling in the limbs; stiffness of wrists; in bed, heaviness and weakness of lower extremities; itching; indolent; early waking; sweat.
• ( Forenoon ), Pressure in forehead; from 11 A.M. till evening, stitches in forehead; palpitation; fever.
• ( Afternoon ), Pressure in forehead; pain above and beneath eyebrows; jerking in lids; toothache; 2 to 3 P.M., weakness and sleepiness; chill; 5 to 6 P.M., heat of face.
• ( Evening ), Ill-humor; vertigo; stitches in forehead; pressure in eyes; roaring in ears; stitches in rectum; cough; in bed, stitches in corm; after getting warm in bed, prickling in skin of the whole body; chilliness; coldness of feet.
• ( Night ), Headache; pressure in stomach; sudden colic; pressure to stool; uneasiness; cough; dyspnœa; throbbing in chest; pain in back; heaviness of lower extremities; pain in thigh; itching; restless; dreams; after midnight, anxious dreams; chilliness; sweat; sour sweat; sweat on legs.
• ( Open air ), Headache; toothache; hiccough; sensitiveness, cracking of skin.
• ( Cold air ), Toothache; pains.
• ( Draft of air ), Pains in abdomen.
• ( Bending head ), Cracking in cervical vertebræ; to right, pain in right side of neck.
• ( Biting ), Toothache.
• ( Breathing ), Pain in shoulder.
• ( Deep breathing ), Stitches in left side of abdomen; griping in abdomen; shooting in left side of chest.
• ( Coughing ), Stitches in parietal and occipital bones.
• ( After dinner ), Cutting colic.
• ( Drinking beer ), All Symptoms.
• ( ), Pain in stomach; colic; chilliness in abdomen; much affected and exhausted.

SUPPLEMENT: SULFUR. Authority.

78 , S. Thompson, Pub. Mass. Hom. Med. Soc., vol. iv, p. 641, a policeman took 2 ounces Sulphur and molasses at one dose, for army-itch.

• Within an hour he vomited, throwing the most of it out. Within five hours a diarrhœa commenced, slight nausea, painful griping and rumbling in the bowels. (I purpose to give the gastric symptoms only). These symptoms continued till the morning of the third day, when the diarrhœa became painless, and almost involuntary. The stool was light-colored, watery, and lienteric. This condition continued till the middle of the seventh day, when the discharges of the bowels stopped, and were followed by symptoms in the lungs and head, 78.