1 40
2 Kali sulph., desire for clay-earth, m.
3 Lira. Laur., cachexy.
4 Melandr. triste , cachexy.
5 Mimos Pud. sem., cachexy.
6 Myrob. Seller., Myrob. Embl., each one
7 ounce ; Pip. longi , Pip. n., each half
8 an ounce ; powdered, and Mart,
9 alcoh. 4 ounces, are triturated in an
10 iron vessel with 18 ounces of curd-
11 led milk, for three days, and after-
12 wards made into 5 grain pills. The
13 dose is two pills every morning ;
14 milk should be drunk afterwards ;
15 and oily food must be avoided
16 during this treatment. This is the
17 mode of cure used by the astrologer
18 of the late Court of Lahore, Pundet
19 Rada his h en, who pretended to
20 have cured by it many cases of
21 cachexy in both sexes, infants and
22 adults (the cure being effected in
23 about six weeks) .
24 Myrob., v. Vit. Neg..
25 Polyp. S ekour, cachexy.
26 Pulsatilla, cachexy.
27 Rosmarinus, cachexy.
28 Spigel. anthelm., cachexy.
29 Vit ex Neg., young sprouts are bruised
30 and boiled, then strained, and eva-
31 porated to the consistence of a
32 syrup ; an equal quantity of honey
33 being then added, they are again
34 boiled and strained ; and afterwards
35 as much Myrob. Beller., and Embl.,
36 are mixed with them as is necessary
37 to form a convenient electuary.
38 This was for some time a nostrum
39 of a faqueer in Lahore, who is
40 said to have healed many persons
41 by it in a very short time. Accord-
42 ing to the constitution of thepatient,
43 he ordered from half a drachm to
44 a drachm of it, to be taken twice or
45 thrice a day.
46 Vitri fel, longings for extraordinary
47 things.
48 Xanthox. fr.y longings for earth.
49 Calves — hardness of the,
50 Mantis nidul.
51 Cancer, v. Ulcers.
52 Carbuncle, v. Mortification.
53 Cardialgia, v. Stomach — diseases of,
54 Caries, v. Bone — affections of,
55 Catalepsy, v. Spasms, &c.
56 Cataract, v. Eyes— -diseases of,
57 Catarrhs, coryza (colds), influ-
58 enza, &c.
59 Alth. fl., catarrh in opium-eaters.
60 Alth. rad., catarrh of nose and lungs.
61 Anac. or., v. Pip. long.
62 Ars., pulmonary catarrh. Influenza,
63 (v. Dulc .)
64 Arum Colocass., catarrh with and
65 without fever ; runnings from the
66 eyes and nose.
67 Aurant. dulc. flav., coryza with indiges-
68 tion.
69 Avell. nux, a worm-eaten hazel-nut is
70 emptied through the hole by a
71 needle, and some mercury put into
72 it; the hole is then sealed up,
73 and the nut stitched in a piece of
74 cloth and fastened on a cord, is
75 worn as an amulet on the naked
76 body for six weeks ; at the end of
77 which time the cure of an habitual
78 catarrh is effected, and it will never
79 re-appear (?) — so it is said in Con-
80 stantinople.
81 Balausta, coryza.
82 Bain., cold baths in catarrhal affectns. r.
83 Baryta, chronic catarrhs.
84 Bislorta, pulmonary catarrh. Coryza.
85 Bomb. kept, gummi, catarrh, p.
86 Camp, lign., coryza.
87 Camph., influenza.