1 Kal'. < t-ph., desire for clay-oarth. it.
2 Liix. Later., cachexy.
3 Atetmthr. tristr, cachexy.
4 Mimas Ptul. tom., cachexy.
5 Afyno. Bitter., Myroi, Emil., each one
6 ounce; Pip. long>, <"v>. n., each half
7 an ounce; powdeted, md Atari
8 alcot<. •! ounces, are triturated in an
9 iron, vessel with 1.8 ounces of curd¬
10 led milk, ‘or three days, and after¬
11 wards made into 3 grain pills. The
12 dose is t vo pills every morning;
13 mill* should he drunk afterwards;
14 and oily food must lie avoided
15 during this treatment. This is the
16 mode of cure used by the astrologer
17 of the laic ( )Uvt of Xathore, Pirn dot
18 Rndakishen, who pretended to
19 have cured by it may cases of
20 cachexy in both sexes, infanta and
21 adults (the cure being effected in
22 about six week';.
23 Myrol.. v. YU. Key..
24 Polyp. Sti our, cachexy.
25 PoUmtMla, cachexy.
26 Jtosnwrima, cache.', y.
27 SpU/fl unthtlm., cachexy.
28 Viica .Viy., young sprouts arc bruised
29 an 1 boiled, then s.rained, and ova-
30 porutid lo the consistence of «
31 syrup ; an equal quantity el honey
32 being then added, they arc again
33 boiled and strained; and nfutrwards
34 as touch Ahjrob. Belter , am’, limit.,
35 are mixed with them as is necessary
36 to form a convenient electuary.
37 This was lot some time n nostrum
38 of a fft’pu i r in Lahore, who is
39 said to have healed many persons
40 by it in a very short time. Accord¬
41 ing to the constitution of thepatient,
42 lie ordered li orri half a drachm to
43 a drachm of it, to he taken twice or
44 thrice a day.
45 rU/i Jet, longings for uxtraordb ary
46 things.
47 I Xantioi. J'r., longings for earth.
48 Carves-- hardness or tiii:,
49 Mantis nidul.
50 • Cancer, v. Ulcers.
51 I Carbumcie, V. Mortification.
52 Cardialoia, a. dtomach—disease of,
53 Caries, r. Hone—affections of,
54 Caialevbt, v. Spasms, $e.
55 Cataract, v. Ey.x—-diseases of.
56 Catarrhs, cotvza 'coins), ikfiu-
57 ENZA, &C.
58 tilth, ft., catarrh in opium-eaters-
59 AMi. raj., catarrh of nose and lunge.
60 Anac. or., v. Pip, long.
61 An., pulmonary catarrh. Influenza.
62 (V. Dap.)
63 Arum Cdocost., catarr. with and
64 without fovor ; runnings from tho
65 eyre and nixie.
66 sturun:. Jalc. fla"., coryza with indiges¬
67 tion.
68 Audi. 'i(«, a worm-eaten hazel.on' .s
69 emptied through the hols by a
70 nee lie, and some mercury put into
71 it; the hole is tlica souled up,
72 and tho nut stitched in n piece of
73 doth and fastened on a cord. -,s
74 worn as an amulet, on the naked
75 body fur six weeks; at the end of
76 which time the cure of an habitual
77 catarrh is effected, and it will never
78 re-appea. (’)—so it is said in. Con¬
79 stantinople.
80 liatamta, coryza.
81 /fa/«.,coldi>athsincatarrhalaifeitus. a.
82 Baryta, chronic catarrhs.
83 Bistort,i, pulmonary catarrh. Coryza.
84 Bor, : : . hept. gummi, catarrh, c.
85 Camp, tig),., coryza.
86 Camph., influenza.