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2 Cyper long., forgetfulness. Tohf.
3 Harmala Ruta , forgetfulness.
4 lod ., imbecility with, a fixed gaze and
5 pica (longings for unnatural things).
6 Myrobal. Embl ., forgetfulness. Tohf.
7 Myrobal. nig., forgetfulness. Tohf.
8 Veratr. alb., loss of memory, with sen-
9 sation of burning in the chest.
10 Zingib. off., loss of memory. Tohf,
11 mercurial diseases, ( v . also Syphi-
12 lis — the mercurial complications
13 with — )
14 Absynth., mercurial disease.
15 Amaranth. Jountaha., mercurial
16 diseases.
17 Ant. t., (with an abundance of warm
18 drink) mercurial salivation, b.
19 Arg. fulm , mercurial ptyalism (an
20 effusion of spittle).
21 Arg. nitric, f., mercurial ptyalism,
22 Aur., mercurial disease.
23 Carbo v., ptyalism, with sore throat.
24 (v. Staph.)
25 Dot. Stram., v. Spasms.
26 Dulcam., mercurial disease.
27 Foenic., mercurial disease,
28 Geran. prat., mercurial salivation. (The
29 decoction as a gargle.) r.
30 Heliotr. Eur., mercurial pains,
31 Kali chlor., mercurial ptyalism.
32 Kali aulph., mercurial disease.
33 Lyc. hb., mercurial disease.
34 Marrub. a ., chronic mercurial saliva-
35 tion.
36 Opium, with ipecacuanha & c., and a
37 blister, (t?. Yol. I. p. 50.)
38 Pornd. aem., mercurial disease.
39 Ran. Ian. fol., mercurial disease, as
40 swellings, nodes, pain, &c.
41 Raph. aem., mercurial disease.
42 Sassafras, mercurial disease.
43 Solan. mercurial disease.
44 Staph, a. Carbo. v., mercurial poison -
45 ing.
46 Sulph., mercurial disease,
47 j Vesicat., v. Opium
48 i Miasma, v. its respective denomina-
49 tions, ex. Cholera-morbus, Fever,
50 Catarrh., &c.
51 Miliabia, v. Fever, and Skin-diseases.
52 Milk, means of pbomoting ob sup-
53 pbessin o secbetion of, v. Fe-
54 males— diseases of,
55 Moles, v. Skin-diseases.
56 Mortality in infancy, v. Children—
57 diseases of,
58 Mobtification, gangrene, and car-
59 buncle.
60 Bellad., mortification, or gangrene, r.
61 Calc.chlorat. , mortification ( application )
62 R.
63 Carota, mortification (as a poultice), r.
64 Creos ., mortification (application), r.
65 Euphorb., mortification, r.
66 Nitrum, mortification. (Saltpetre, in
67 a pulverized state, applied with a
68 bandage to the upper part of an
69 arm, which was ordered to be am-
70 putated, is said to have saved and
71 cured it. The mortification hav-
72 ing been stopped, the application of
73 the powdered saltpetre was then
74 gradually applied to the whole of
75 1 the affected part,) r.
76 Ranunculac., mortification (?)
77 Rhus Toxic., carbuncle,
78 Silic ., carbuncle.
79 Terebinth, ol ., incipient mortification
80 (application.) r.
81 Mother-marks, v. Skin-diseases.
82 ; Mouth — disorders or dryness of,
83 v. Affections of the throat, &c.
84 Mumps, v. Glands — diseases of,
85 Muscles — affections of,
86 Meccan, bals., Tohf.