THE IDEAL CURE, THE PATIENT AND THE REMEDY
By G.P.Waring, M.D., Chicago, III., Professor Materia Medica Hahnemann Medical College. The...
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MELILOTUS, ETC.
By C.M. Boger, M.D. We will speak of the sweet clover in this place because of its close...
Read MoreMORPHINE AND PERMANGANATE OF POTASSA
The experiments of Dr. Moore regarding Morphine and its antidote, Permanganate of potassa, induced me to try a few experiments in this line. I dissolved one grain of Morphine and one and one-third grains of Permanganate of...
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THE LIFE OF THE PLANT IN THERAPEUTICS
In a recent editorial, page 467, reference is made to a suggestion that the fresh or recent...
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ARSENIC FOR HORSES
In the Revu homeopathic Belge of August last is a translation by Dr. Chevalier, of Charleroi, of...
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHARMACODYNAMICS ACCORDING TO HOMOEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES
By Dr. Lobethal, of Breslau ACID PHOSPHORICUM When combined with oxygen, Phosphorus has quite a...
Read MoreA BOLD-FACED STEAL
In May last there appeared in the Recorder an article entitled “A Warning,” in which the steal perpetrated by Prof. George W. Carey, D.C.L., of Spokane, Washington; J.B. Chapman, M.D., etc., and J.G. Lawrence, etc., on the...
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AZADIRACHTA INDICA A SYNOPSIS OF ITS PATHOGENESIS
By P.C. Majumdar, M.D., Calcutta, India. Azadirachta Indica. Syn.: Sanskrit, Nimba; Bengala and...
Read MoreHOMOEOPATHIC TINCTURES
IMPORTED TINCTURES Whenever practicable Hahnemann made his tincture from the fresh succulent plants and parts of plants. For it had been observed that during the process of drying many volatile constituents were lost outright,...
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TWO CASES OF INTERMITTENT FEVER TREATED WITH CARBO VEG
By A. W. K. Choudhury, Calcutta. CASE 1- Patient: Mahommedan, male adult, aged about 30 years....
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