THERIDION
C. M. Boger, M.D., Parkersburg. W. Va. Homoeopaths are apt to think...
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“THE BEAM IN OUR OWN EYE”
J. B. Gregg Custis, M. D., Washington, D. C. I find that more and more my thoughts dwell...
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ALOE AS RELATED TO LIVER COMPLAINT-PORTAL STASIS
K. Chatterji, M. D., Chinsurah, Bengal, India. On the 14th of April, afternoon, last year,...
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THE CHOLERAIC COMPLEX
C. M. Boger, M.D. A sudden and violent emptying of the digestive canal by vomiting and...
Read MoreA FEW CURABLE CASES
R. G. Reed, M. D., Cincinnati On reflecting over some of the events of my medical career of thirty-eight years, I have felt humiliated, resentful, and then a pity, that I should have been so long in apprehending the great...
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LYCOPODIUM IN A SUSPECTED CASE OF BLACK-FEVER
Babu H. S. S., the Superintendent of a H. E. School of this town, was as healthy a man of sixty as...
Read MoreWARTS AND FIGWARTS
Olin M. Drake, M. D. Boston, Mass. Having been for some time engaged in preparing a repertory upon warts and figwarts, the thought has occurred to me that perhaps a few personal experiences in...
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NITRIC-ACID
The lusterless sunken eyes of Nitric-acid suggest also Sulphur. The cornea are similar to...
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“COMMON SENSE IN HOMEOPATHY”
Geo. E. Dienst, M.D., Aurora, Ill Some of the hardes problems in...
Read MoreHOW TO STUDY THE REMEDY, ILLUSTRATED
R. del Mas. PhD., M.S., Hugo, Minn The knowledge of the remedy leads to the knowledge of its application. Crude knowledge of drugs begets crude therapeutics, and crude therapeutics obtain results....
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