PHOSPHORUS.

The element, Phosphorus.

Preparation , Triturations.

Authorities. (Nos.

1 to 29 , from Hahnemann, Chr. Kr., 2d ed.).

1 , Hahnemann; 2 , Goullon; 3 , Gross; 4 , Hering; 4 a , "Rl.;" 5 , Schreter; 6 , Stapf; 7 , "Bds.;" 8 , Hartlaub; 9 , "Mbn.;" 10 , "Ng.;" 11 , Borchwitz; 12 , Bouttaz (not accessible, -Hughes); 13 , Brera, in Voigtel (effects of 1/2 to 2 grains, -Hughes); 14 , Buchner, in Voigtel; 15 , Conradi, in Hufel. Journ. (not found for lack of reference, -Hughes); 16 , Horn's Archiv (not accessible, -Hughes); 17 , Hufeland's Journ. (VII, 3, 114, statement about overaction, -Hughes); 18 , Jahn, Mat. Med. (II, 203, general statement, a mere copy from Voigtel, -Hughes); 19 , Kortum (Hufel. Journ., X, 2, 41, effects of 1 grain in divided doses, -Hughes); 20 , Le Roi, in Bouttaz; 20 a , same, in Voigtel (effects of 3 grains, -Hughes); 21 , Lobstein (Réch. et Obs. sur le Phosphore, 1815, a collection ofobservations from authors, -Hughes); 22 , Menz, in Bouttaz (not accessible, -Hughes); 23 , Robbi (Beob. ueber der Phosph., 1818, statements and observations, -Hughes); 24 , Vater, in Voigtel; 25 , Voigtel, Arzneimittellehre (IV, 46, statements from authors, -Hughes); 26 , Weigel, Diss. Inaug. d. Phosph. us.; 27 , Weickard, in Bouttaz (in Voigtel, effects of 2 to 3 grains, -Hughes); 28 , Htb. and Tr.; 29 , Zisler, in Bouttaz; 30 , Wm. H. Holcombe, M.D., proving of Ph., took 20 drops of tincture twice first day, three times second day, and at 9 A.M., third day; 40 drops 10 P.M., third day; 20 drops, 9 A.M., fourth day; 30drops, 10 A.M., fifth day, N. Am. J. of Hom., 1858, p. 144 (Nos.

31 to 42 , provings from Dr. Sorge, "Der Phosphor," Leipzig, 1862); 31 , Dr. A. L., aged forty, took 3d. dec. dil., 4 drops, first day, 6 drops second day, 8 drops third day, 10 drops fifth and eighth days, 12 drops twenty-first day, 10 drops twenty-fourth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days, 4 drops thirty-fifth day; 32 , Dr. B. took 25th dil. daily, in the morning, for six days; 32 a , same, took 12th dil., repeated doses; 32 b , same, took 2d dil. daily for seven days, 5 to 15-drop doses; 32 c , same, took subsequently the 12th dil., repeated doses, for some time; 32 d , same, took 3d dil., repeated doses; 32 e , same, took 3 to 6-drop doses of an alcoholic solution of P.; 33 , Otto B., aged fifteen, took 3 drops of 1st dec. dil. first, second, and fourth days; 33 a , same, took crude alcoholic solution of P.; 34 , Otto R., aged seventeen, took 1 to 5-drop doses of 1st dil. for nearly three months, with interruptions; 34 a , same, took repeated doses of 2d. dil.; 34 b , same, took again 1st dil.; 34 c , same, took again 2d dil.; 34 d , same, took again 1st dil.; 35 , G. Muller, took 1st dil. daily for four days; 36 , "R.", aged twenty, took 3 to 10-drop doses of 1st dil. every morning, and after some days took 5-drop doses of 2d dil.; , same, took 2-drop doses of alcoholic solution of P.; , same, took 2d dil.; , Carl Schenk, aged twenty-seven, took one dose, 3 drops, of alcoholic solution of P.; , same, took repeated doses of 1st dil.; , same, took various doses of 3d dil.; , same, took 2d dil.; , same, took again 1st dil.; , Rosalie B., aged seventeen, took 3d dil. every morning; , same, took 2d dil.; , Miss T., aged thirty-two, took 3 drops of 25th dil. daily for three days; , same, subsequently took 11th dil.; , same, took 2d dil., repeated doses; , Madame L., aged thirty-two (suffering from anteflexion uteri), took repeated doses of 2d dil.; , Miss S., aged twenty-three (habitually suffering for eight days before menses with restless sleep, bad dreams, and the day before with cramp in calves and in abdomen, great pain in back; usually passed first menstrual day in bed; menses last eight or nine days; evacuation of bowels difficult; stools hard), took 1st dil., beginning eight days before menses, daily for a week, 3 to 7-drop doses; , Dr. Sorge, took 1st dil. first, second, and fourth days; , same, 1st dil. first, third, and fourth days; , same, 1st dil., one dose, first and second days; , same, 3d dil., one dose; , same, 3d dil. first and second days; , same, 2d dil. first and second days; , same, 1st dil. first and third days; , same, 4th dil.; , same, 1st dil.; , E. R. Heath, took 5 drops of tincture, Am. Hom. Rev., 5, 215, 1865; , Robinson, provings, Br. J. of Hom., 25, p. 327, 1867, "an old male took of a solution of one globule of the 30th dil. in 8 ounces of water, a dessertspoonful every third morning;" , same, a young female took a globule of 1st dec. dil. four times a day for eight days; , same, a young female took 3d dec. dil. three times a day; , same, a female took 30th dil. night and morning; , same, H. R., took 20 to 50 drops of tincture at bedtime; , E. W. Berridge, M.D., N. Am. J. of Hom., 1875, p. 379, proving of Dr. David Wilson with one dose of "C.M., Fincke;" , Dr. H. Noah Martin's provings, Hahn. Month, 12, p. 353, Dr. Kirk's proving with amorphous Phosphorus; , same, Dr. Gumpert's symptoms; , same, Dr. Hand's symptoms; , Alphonse Le Roy, Mem. de Soc. Émulation, Paris, 1797 (from Sorge), provings on himself with a solution of P. in Theracium, effects of 2 to 3 grains (same as No.

20 , T. F. A.); 54 , Weigel, Inaug. Diss., 1797 (from Sorge), proving on himself with 1 grain dissolved in oil (same as No.

26 ); 55 , Bouttaz (from Sorge), took of a solution of 4 grains in 4 drachms of Naphtha vitrioli, 20 drops every two hours (same as No.

12 ); 56 , Worbe, a man, twenty-eight years old, took 1 1/2 grains in hot water, and, experiencing no effects, three days afterwards repeated the dose, death on ninth day, Mem. luc a la Soc. Méd. d'Émulat., Paris, 1825 (fromWibmer); 57 , Dieffenbach, Fror. Notizen, 23, No. 493 (A. H. Z., 74, 77), an apothecary took, as an experiment, 1 grain of P., triturated with sugar, first day, 2grains second day, 3 grains third day; 58 , Grobenschutz, Med. Zeit. Ver. Preuss., 1843 (Frank's Mag.), poisoning by Phosphorus paste in food; 59 , Shephard, Lancet, 1843, 1, p. 435, effects of sucking matches, in a child two and a half years old (fatal); 60 , Lafargue, Lond. and Edin. Med. Journ., 1843, effects of sucking matches, in a child six months old; 61 , Huss, from a work on Chronic Alcoholism, effects of inhaling vapor of P. (Hempel's Mat. Med., 1, 722); 62 , Strohl, Gaz. Méd. de Strassburg, 1845, effects on a workman in a match factory; 63 , same, in a woman; 64 , same, in a woman; 65 , same, in a woman; 66 , same, general effects; 67 , Roussel, Mem. de la Acad. des Sc., effects on workers in match factories; 68 , Belfour, Northern J. of Med., effects in workers; 69 , Neumann, Preuss. Ver. Zeit., 1846 (S. J., 53, 212), effects of working four years in a match factory, in a healthy girl; 70 , same, a girl, aged seventeen, worked seven years; 71 , same, in a woman, aged twenty-seven, who worked two years; 72 , Lorinser, S. J., 53, p. 76, effects of fumes of P. on workmen; , Annal. de Thérap., 1846 (A. H. Z., 33, 57), effects of fumes of P. on workmen; , Pluskal, Oest. Med. Woch., 1846 (Br. J. of Hom., 6, 284), effects of playing with matches a great deal, in a girl; , Dr. Walker, Br. J. of Hom., 4, 287, effects on a workman; , Bibra and Geist, Br. J. of Hom., 11, 116, observations of Gendrin on workers, mostly women; , same, a woman, aged thirty-four; , same, in a man; , same, in a man, after working nine months ( phthisical predisposition); , Sunderlin (Sorge's Mon.), took 1/4 grain in oil; , Bibra and Geist, Br. and For. Med.-Chir. Rev., 1848, p. 446, effects on Barbara Klein, aged twenty-two, a worker in P.; , Simon, Lancet, 1850, Vol. 1, p. 44, effects on a worker for twelve years; , Russian Med. Zeit., 1850 (S. J., 70, 97); , Dassier, Journ. de Toul., 1851 (S. J., 74, 168), effects of a large amount of rat poison, in a girl; , Boudant, Gaz. des Hôp., 1851, effects of a large amount of P. paste, in a man; , Bell, Pharm. Journ, 1852-3, 12, p. 517, effects on a woman, worker in match factory; , Weihe, S. J., 82, 87, general effects; , Lewinsky, Zeit. d. K. K. Gesell. d. Aerzte zu Wien, 1853, effects of P. from matches, in a girl, aged twenty-two; , Deitz, Wurt. Corr. Bl., Vol. 22, A. H. Z., 48, 176, effects of P. fumes; , Marcy, N. Am. J. of Hom., 1855, p. 94, proving by inhaling 3d dec. dil., in a woman, aged twenty-two, inhalation repeated daily for several days; , same, another prover by inhalation; , same, a third prover; , Cabot, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1855, p. 268, effects in a female worker in P.; , Campana, Journ. de Chim. Méd., 1855 (S. J., 101, 145), poisoning by matches; , Marchand, Gaz. des Hôp. (Bost. M. and S. J., 53, p. 323), effects of P. paste in soup, on a man, death on third day; , Muller, A. H. Z., 50, p. 163, effects on a woman of about 3 grains, scraped from matches; , Flugel, S. J., 90, 297, Vjs. f. Ger. Med., 1856, poisoning by matches; , Wood, N. Y. J. of Med., 1856, p. 312, worker in P.; , Leudet, Archives Gén. de Méd., 1857 (N. Am. J. of Hom., 7, p. 137), poisoning by matches; , same, in a woman; , Nitsche, Dubl. Hosp. Rep., 1857, from Zeit. d. K. K. Gesell. d. Aerzt. z. Wien., poisoning by matches; , Kraus, All. Wien. Med. Zeit., 1857 (from Sorge), poisoning by matches; , Elwert, A. H. Z., 53, 171, poisoning by matches; , Halsey, Am. J. Med. Sc., 1858, p. 357, worker in P. factory; , Coover, Br. Med. J., 1858, p. 846, two children poisoned by matches; , Tueffard, Journ. de Chim. Méd., 1859 (S. J., 104), poisoning by P.; , Rokitansky, Wien. Med. Zeit., 1859 (S. J., 105, 170), a girl poisoned by matches; , Mertens, J. de Chim. Méd., 1860 (S. J., 107, 171), effects in a man of rubbing some P. paste into a cut in the finger; , Kopp, All. Wien. Med. Zeit., 1859 (S. J., 105, p. 297), a girl ate six packets of matches; , Kaspar's Vjs. (from Sorge), poisoning of a woman by P. paste; , Zeidler, Annals of Berlin Charities, 1860, a woman drank an infusion of a thousand matches, repeated next morning and evening; , von Hauff, Wurt. Corr. Bl., 1860 (S. J., 109, 41), effects in three persons of eating soup containing Phosphorus paste; each received about 3 grains of P., first case; , same, a boy, aged six years; , same, a girl, aged four; , Paul, Edin. Month. J., 1860, p. 388, effects in a girl, aged twenty-six, of Ph. in coffee, death on the eighth day; , Lilienthal, N. Am. J. of Hom., 9, 448, effects of working in a match factory; , Frickhoffer, Nassau Med. Jhrb., 1861, (S. J., 111, 24), poisoning by a solution of matches; , L'Union, 12, 201, tox. by a solution of matches; , Ogston, Br. and F. Med. Chir.-Rev., 1861, p. 350, tox. by scrapings of matches; , Cutler, Bost. Med. and Surg. J., 66, 393, a child, aged two, ate P. from ninety-two matches; , Paget, Med. Times and Gaz., 1862, effects on a man working in P.; , same, second case; , Lewin, a girl ate tops of a thousand matches, Med. Times and Gaz., 1862; , Adams, Med. Times and Gaz., 1862, a worker in P.; , Sorge, a woman poisoned by matches, Sorge's Monograph; , Wagner, Archiv de Heilk., 1862, a girl, aged thirteen, ate P. paste; , Gallavardin, Annals d'Hyg. Publique, 1855, poisoning of a man by P. mixed with food; , Hœring, Med. Corr. Bl., 1862, a woman, aged thirty-two, poisoned by one hundred matches; , Fritz, Archiv Gén. de Méd., 1863, a girl poisoned by paste scraped from sixty matches; , Fritz, Ranvier and Verliac, Treatise on P. Poisoning, Paris, 1863, poisoning by matches; , same, another case; , Bucquoy, L'Union Méd., 1863, poisoning of a woman by matches; , Lancereaux, L'Union Méd., 1863, poisoning of a man by matches; , same, poisoning of a man by P. paste; , same, poisoning of a girl, aged twenty-two, by matches; , same, a man poisoned by matches; , Richardson, Br. and F. Med.-Chir. Rev., 1863 (from Tuengee), effects observed in nineteen cases of poisoning; , Karrajan, A. H. Z. Mon. Bl., 8, 29, a man took a solution in beer of eight packets of matches; , Fraser, Med. Times and Gaz., 1863, a woman took P. paste; , Guillabert, L'Art Méd., 13, 311, a girl of eighteen took a solution of matches in hot water; , Mannkoff, A. H. Z. Mon. Bl., 8, 16, a woman of twenty-three took an infusion in cold water of one thousand matches (10 to 12 grains of P.); , same, a woman took an infusion of about three thousand matches; , same, a man took an infusion of one thousand matches in coffee; , same, a woman poisoned by one thousand matches in coffee; , Ozanam, L'Art Méd., 19, p. 146, a woman took P. scraped from one hundred and twenty matches, death seventh day; , Woodman, Med. Times and Gaz., 1864, poisoning of two women by P. paste; , von Bunan, Vjs. f. Ger. Med., 1864, poisoning by P. in milk; , Levi, Gaz. Hebdom., 1864, effects of eating matches; , Memorabilien, 1864, p. 245, effects of eating matches; , Guillabert, Gaz. des Hôp., 1865, a woman poisoned by matches; , Ogle, Med. Times and Gaz., 1865, effects in a worker in P.; , Hunt, Am. J. Med. Sc., 1865, p. 353, a worker in matches; , Krug, Archiv de Heilk., 1865 (A. H. Z., Mon. Bl., 12, 54), a girl, aged fifteen, ate two packets of matches; , same, another case; , Meyer, Virchow's Archiv, 1865 (S. J., 136, 209), effects of eating matches; , Pastau, Virchow's Archiv, 1866 (A. H. Z., Mon. Bl., 13, 24), a woman took a solution of eight packets of matches in hot water; , Hæsseler, Archiv f. Ger. Med., 1866 (S. J., 136, 209), a child poisoned by matches; , Blix, Gaz. Hebdom., 1866 (S. J., 136, 209), a man took Phosphorus; , same, a man poisoned by matches; , Heschel, Wien Med. Woch., 1866, poisoning by matches; , Habershon, Med.-Chir. Trans., 1867, a woman, aged twenty-eight, drank a solution of rat poison; , Hillier, ibid., a child sucked matches (about twenty-four); , Müller, Inaug. Diss., Berlin, 1867, poisoning of a woman, aged twenty-two; , same, another case, Ph. in hot coffee; , Pestel, L'Union Méd., 1867, a man poisoned by soup containing matches; , Klett, Wurt. Corr. Bl., 1868, (Br. and F. Med.-Chir. Rev., 1869, p. 542), a woman, six months pregnant, ate ends of matches; she died in six hours, an hour after delivery; , Weihe, Inaug. Diss., Berlin, 1867, a woman poisoned by matches; , Rummel, H. and P. Zeit. f. Med. (S. J., 144, 31), a woman poisoned by matches; , Gross, Inaug. Diss., Berlin, 1867, a man poisoned by matches; , Maschka, Prag. Vjs., 1867 (A. H. Z. Mon. Bl., 16, 58), a girl, aged twenty, took infusion of matches in hot water; , Guenzler, Med. Corr. Bl., 1867, p. 68, a woman poisoned by matches; , Taylor, Guy's Hosp. Rep., 1868, p. 242, a girl of thirteen poisoned by Ph. rat poison, death on sixth day; , Fournier and Ollivier, L'Union Méd., 1868, No. 86, a girl, fourteen, employed four years in match factory; , Dujardin-Beaumetz (N. Y. Med. Journ., 1868, p. 534), effects of small doses; , Matthieu, Preuss. Med., 1868 (S. J., 144, 31), a man took a lot of matches; , Haselhorst, Inaug. Diss. Berlin, 1868, a boy of seventeen poisoned by matches; , Huber, Deutsch Archiv f. Klin. Med., 1868, p. 611, a man poisoned by P. paste; , same, a man ate food containing P. paste; , Concato, Rivista Clin., 1868 (S. J., 144, 31), poisoning by matches; , Thiersch, Archiv de Heilk., 1868 (A. H. Z. Mon. Bl., 18, 57), general P. necrosis in workers; , Lenftleben, Virchow's Archiv, 36, 520, poisoning by application of P. in oil to a raw surface; , Waterhouse, Br. Med. Journ., 1869, 2, p. 454, a girl took P. paste, recovery; , Kay, Lancet, 1869, 1, 836, a woman took an ounce of P. paste, death on third day; to , Porte, Inaug. Thèse, Paris, 1869, cases of P. necrosis; , Schultz and Reiss, Annal. des Charite Krankenhauser, Berlin, 1869, a man poisoned by an indefinite amount; , same, another case; , same, a girl poisoned by three hundred matches; , same, a girl took five hundred matches; , same, a woman took same; , same, a girl took one thousand matches; , same, a girl took one hundred matches; , same, five hundred matches; , same, a large number of matches; , same, a man took one thousand matches; , Ebstein, Archiv de Heilk., 1869, a woman took an infusion of matches; , Knœvenagl, Berlin Klin. Woch., 1869, a woman took an infusion of matches; , Lange, Berlin Klin. Woch., 1870, a man took an infusion of matches; , Kohler, ibid., poisoning by two hundred matches; , Battmann, Archiv de Heilk., 1871, a woman took a solution of matches in wine; , Andant, Journ. de Thérap., 1871, matches in soup, effect on a woman; , same, on the son; , Anderson, Lancet, 1871, 2, 189, a child sucked the heads of matches; , Rommelære, Traité de P. Intox., Bruxelles 1871, girl, aged seventeen, took infusion of matches in coffee, cured by turpentine; [Symptoms observed subsequent to turpentine not included, although she suffered from jaundice, bile in urine, etc.]

209 , same, another case, poisoned by matches, cured by turpentine; 210 , Anstie, Practitioner, 1873, 11, 103, a man, subject to migraine, took three pills, each containing 1/30th grain of P., daily for about a week; 211 , Wegner, Virchow's Archiv, 55 (B. J. of Hom., 31, 29), poisoning by P.; 212 , same; 213 , Sharp, Essays on Med., p. 720, took twice 1 drop of P., 1st cent. dil.; 214 , Biermer, Corr. Bl. Schweiz., 1873, p. 269, poisoning of a woman by matches; 215 , Jacobson, Deutsch Archiv f. Pr. Med., 1874, p. 467, poisoning of a woman by matches; 216 , Courtenay, Med. Times and Gaz., 1876, p. 461, child poisoned by P. paste; 217 , Morse, U. S. Med. Invest., 1876, p. 488, effects of inhaling the fumes of burning P.; 218 , Goullon, Int. Hom. Presse, 10, 496, a man engaged in packing a large quantity of matches; 219 , same, a woman poisoned by eating matches; 220 , Tardieu, Empoisonnement, a girl, aged nineteen, poisoned by matches; 221 , same, D'Hielly, a girl, aged twenty-three poisoned by matches; 222 , same, Brullé, Thèse, Paris, 1860, a girl poisoned by matches; 223 , same, a woman poisoned by matches; 224 , same, a woman, two months pregnant, poisoned by matches; 225 , same, Tungel's case of a woman poisoned by matches; 226 , same, Tungel's case of a man poisoned by matches; , Breyton, Thèse, Paris, 1865, a woman poisoned by matches; , Gallard, Annal. d'Hyg., second ser., vol. 31, a woman poisoned by matches; , Piffard, Hosp. Gaz. and Archives of Clin. Surgery, 1877, p. 294, effects of tri-daily doses of 1/100th to 1/20th grain of P. given for psoriasis; , Boling, N. Orleans Med. and Surg. Journ., 1854, experiments on a healthy negro boy with tincture, doses 1/2 drop to 500 drops (only immediate effects on pulse reported; those not showing any deviation from health are omitted, T. F. A.); , same, experiments on a healthy man, 10 to 200-drop doses, omitted; , Bemis, N. Orleans M. and S. Journ., 1867, effects of a box of rat poison, in a woman.

MIND

• Emotional.
• *Violent delirium, at first alternating with intervals of consciousness, afterwards interrupted; this delirium, which preceded death, was erotic, with indications of great excitement of the sexual system , followed by stertorous respiration and death, 111.
• About 6 P.M., violent delirium supervened; the patient became restless, wished to get out of bed, and at last had to be tied (fourth night); towards morning, delirium gave place to coma, and he died after a short agony, at 7 A.M. (fifth day), 99.
• Sudden delirium, followed by a comatose state, interrupted by occasional screams (ninth night); delirium (tenth day), 100.
• Delirium, with fear of death, carphologia, and shrill cries, with at times stiff bending of the body backward, 96.
• Violent delirium (with intense icteric color of the skin), (fifth day); this lasted till after the seventh day; the patient forgot to pass water, respiration was very difficult, the pulse very small, skin, dry tongue brown, 201.*
• Violent delirium (fourth day), 202.
• Mania (after five days), 194.
• Delirium, in which the patient got out of bed and was found lying on the floor, screaming frightfully and tossing about, 125.
• Delirium, with constant attempts to escape; it was necessary to confine the patient to the bed; this was followed after some hours by complete unconsciousness, with sunken face, 138. [10.]
• Delirium, with loud screaming, followed by death (fourth day), 154.
• Delirium, with fearful cries, striking and biting about him, so that four or five persons were required to restrain him, 148.
• Delirium (fourth day); dozed off frequently, but only to lapse, into a semi-delirious state (sixth day); a peculiar phase developed itself in his delirium; wherever he turned his eyes he saw faces; they swarmed by him in long panoramic succession; they leered at him over the footboard of the bed; they squinted at him through the windows, or came trooping in when the doors were left ajar; he would watch these apparitions for hours, complaining that they would not let him sleep (eighth day); the haunting faces of the previous hallucination had disappeared, and he fancied he was some one else, (tenth and eleventh days), .

The patient was completely apathetic , pupils insensible to light, pulse small, thready, 80, respiration 30, inspiration short, expiration long and stertorous; the heart gradually became weak, and the patient died, 204.

• Loss of consciousness, coldness; followed by convulsions and death (fourth day), 114.
• Sopor, with great restlessness, followed by coma and death, 214.
• After the cessation of the sickness, the child lay in a drowsy, stupid, and comatose condition, trill within a few hours of its death, when it was seized with convulsions, and died in one of the paroxysms, 60. [200.]
• She continued getting more drowsy, and died comatose (third day), 139.
• The patient became partly comatose, although the intellect was not impaired, shortly before death, 220.
• Coma, followed by death, 148.
• Prostration, followed by coma and death, 135.
• Comatose state, cries, trismus, death (eleventh day), 100.
• Coma (fifth day), 99 ; (ninth, tenth, and eleventh days), 100 ; (fourth day), 163, 181.

HEAD

• Confusion, with dulness and pressure in the head, without real pain (second day), 103.
• Confused uncomfortable feeling in the head, in the morning, after rising, 8.
• Confused headache, as in impending coryza, 1.
• Long-continued confusion of the head, as if he had not slept enough, 10. [210.]
• Confusion of the head, 7.*
• The head became so confused, after dinner, that she could scarcely collect her senses, 1.
• Head dull, confused (after four days), 1.
• Confused feeling in the head (fifteenth day), 201.
• Violent vertigo, in the evening, while walking; everything seemed to turnabout; while standing it disappeared, and returned while walking, 1.
• Vertigo, so violent at noon that he came near falling from a chair, 1.
• Transient but violent vertigo, in the evening, lasting ten seconds, 1.
• Attack of vertigo, so that he did not know exactly where he was, every day, after dinner, 1.
• Vertigo several times a day; she staggered while walking, so that people might think her intoxicated, 1.*
• Vertigo, followed by nausea and pressing-downward pain in the middle of the brain, with stupefaction, and sensation as if he would tumble down, in the morning and after dinner; then, in the afternoon, nausea, heartburn, red face, and sensation as if something were seated in the throat, with sadness and weeping without cause; in the evening, mistiness before the eyes and itching of the eyelids, 9. [220.]
• Vertigo, in the morning, constantly increasing, like a heavy pressing downward of the forepart of the head , with a faintish nausea, and on stooping, blackness before the eyes, with much sneezing, lasting till evening, relieved in the open air (after seven days), 1.*
• Vertigo, in the morning, after rising from bed, 1.*
• Vertigo, so that he tumbled about, in the morning, after rising, 5.
• *Vertigo, in the forenoon; also while walking everything turned around with her ; she staggered, and did not have a firm step, .

EYE

• Objective.
• Blue rings about the eyes, 34c, 38a.*
• Broad blue rings around the eyes, 1.
• Puffiness of the eyes (second day), 114.
• Puffiness and swelling about the eyes, 1.
• Swelling of the parts about the eye, 1.
• Eyes much sunken (fourth day), 165.
• Eyes sunken (fourth day), 140.*
• Eyes sunken, with a general sickly look (after ten days), 36. [470.]
• Puffy about the eyes, 113.
• Inflammation of the eyes , with burning and itching in them (after a few hours), 1.
• Inflammation of the eyes, with stitches, 4.
• Inflammation of the eyes (after twenty-seven days), 1.
• Inflammation of the right eye, while the left was weak, 1.
• Redness, inflammation, swelling, and agglutination of the right eye, with burning pain, for two days, 1.
• Inflammation and redness of the eye, with itching and pressive pain, 1.
• Rush of blood to the eyes; he is sensible of the eyeball, though not disagreeably so, 3.
• Redness of the white of the eye, with itching and smarting, and discharge of much burning-smarting water, 9.
• Eyes and skin of the forehead yellow (seventh day), 103. [480.]
• White of the eye deep yellow (third day), 142.
• Jaundice of the sclerotic (ninth day), of the whole body (tenth day), 191.
• Jaundice commencing in the sclerotic (second day), 205.
• Yellowness of the white of the eye, 27 . [Not found in Voigtel. -Hughes.]
• Slight icteric color of the white of the eye (third day), 156.
• Sclerotic was yellow (fourth day), 165.
• Jaundice of the sclerotic (fourth day), 192.

EAR

• Discharge of pure blood from the ears, 224.
• Swelling of the concha, 96.
• Pimples, with stitches in the ears, 4.
• Sticking in the lobule of the right ear, 10.
• Dull drawing pain in the lobules of the ears, 1.
• Violent sticking throbbing behind the ear, in the lobule, 10. [610.]
• Frequently very acute needlelike stitches in the right external meatus auditorius, 10.
• Painful tearing just beneath the right ear, while sitting, disappearing on rubbing, 10.
• Painfulness in the outer ear, at night, waking him from sleep, 1.
• In the lobule of the right ear pain like a hard pressure with the hand, and such sensitiveness that she could not tolerate a cloth upon it, disappearing in the evening, 10.
• Moisture within the ear, 1.
• Earache, 1.
• Pressure in both ears in a warm room, disappearing in the cold, 10.
• Pressure in both ears, 1.
• Dry sensation in the ear, with and without roaring, 1.
• Burning sore pain within the ears, 96. [620.]
• Acute drawing pain in both ears, 1.
• Sudden shooting in the left ear and then roaring in it; soon afterwards difficult hearing and then discharge of yellowish moisture for several weeks; after external pressure upon the ear, she hears better for a moment, 3.
• Jerking in the left ear, 10.
• Violent tearing beneath the right ear, 10.
• Frightful sticking and tearing in the ear and in the head around it; it seems as though it would split open, 1.
• Tearing in the right ear, also in the forenoon, while sitting, 10.
• Violent stitches through the ear and teeth, at night, 1.
• A violent jerking stitch from the left ear into the lobule, while sitting, 10.
• Stitches in the ear, 1.
• Sharp stitches deep in both ears, 7. [630.]
• Pulsation in the right ear, after rapid walking, .

NOSE

• Objective.
• *Swelling of the nose, that is painful to touch, 1.
• Swelling of the nose, with coryza, 1.*
• Swelling of the nasal bones, 96.*
• Vesicles in the right nostril, burning only when touched, 10.
• Soreness of the Schneiderian and mucous membranes, with bloody scabs on the margins of the nostrils, 96.*
• Ulcerated nostrils (sore nose), 1.*
• Dark redness of one wing of the nose, with a smarting pain when touched, 1. [660.]
• Itching and pimples in the nose, 4.
• Internal inflammation of the nose, with a sensation of dryness, and slow bleeding of the nose, 1.*
• Chronic inflammation of mucous membrane of the nose; nose swollen and dry; cannot draw air through it, 116.*
• Polypus in the nose, 4.*
• Violent sneezing towards evening, with dulness of the head and heaviness of the limbs (seventeenth day), 31.
• Frequent sneezing, without discharge, 33a.
• Frequent sneezing several evenings in succession, without coryza, 1.
• Frequent sneezing, 1.*
• Frequent sneezing (after half an hour), 3.
• Spasmodic sneezing, with violent pain in the head and distortion of the limbs, with constriction in the chest, 9. [670.]
• Sneezing, immediately after dinner, 1.
• Ineffectual efforts, then afterwards complete sneezing and eructations, 10.
• Frequent inclination to sneeze and frequent sneezing, with dread of it, on account of violent pain in the throat, as if something would be torn out, several mornings, 10.

FACE

• Objective.
• Hippocratic face, [Preceding death. -Hughes.] 25.
• His features had a sort of fixity, which impressed upon his physiognomy a singular air of sadness, languor, and wandering of mind (seventh day), 56.
• Countenance fixed and anxious, 232. [750.]
• Expression, when aroused, that of profound bewilderment (sixth day); the expression of bewilderment and confusion which came over his face was frequently painful to behold (tenth and eleventh days), 217.
• Sleepy expression, with complete consciousness (tenth day), 177.
• Countenance peritonitic, 43.
• Face pinched (eighth day), 115.
• Features contracted and the countenance had an air of stupidity (fourth day), 165.
• Face sunken, earthy; eyes deepseated, hollow, surrounded by blue rings (after six, and seven hours), 6.*
• Falling in of the features (fourth day), 173.
• Expression of general weakness, 97.*
• Countenance expressive of pain (fifth day), 161.
• Pale, sickly expression, in the evening, 10.* [760.]
• Pale sickly color of the face (after eight days), 1.*
• Face pale, eyes sunken, surrounded by blue rings (second day), 8.
• Deathly pale, with cool skin and suppressed pulse, only 20 (not followed by death), 173.
• Pale, yellow face, 1.*
• Patient very pale, 214.
• Sudden remarkable paleness of the face, with chilliness, colic, and headache (after twelve days), 1.
• Face pale, earthy, sunken (third day), 109.*
• Pale and thin, and has an anxious look, 104.
• Pale; features slightly changed (second day), 100.
• Face pale, , ; (third day), , ; (after ten hours), , .* [770.]

The lower jaw was affected in nine cases out of ten , the upper jaw in one case; the disease very seldom spread from the upper jaw to the bones of the face. The first symptom was tensive pain in the teeth, then looseness of the teeth and discharge of matter between the gum and teeth; if now the teeth be drawn the swelling and pain increase and involve the whole half of the jaw; usually the disease progresses slowly and irregularly, with transient periods of improvement; the soft parts covering the jaws, cheeks, sides of the mouth, become swollen and intolerably painful; one tooth after another becomes loose, and every pressure upon the gum causes discharge of pus; the pus often is discharged through the cheek externally. The skin of the margin of the lower jaw becomes red, soft, loosens, and at last infiltrated; from this infiltration there follows a discharge of matter that seems to come from the alveolar process; wherever the opening is probed denuded bone is found; at the same time it is found that the periosteum that has been loosened from the bone has a new deposit of bone on its inner surface, so that the sound passes between two surfaces of bone, one consisting of old bone, the other of new growth; the denuded bone decays in various directions and is gradually discharged with the matter.

• After two or three years these necrosed pieces of bone separate from the whole extent of the jaw.
• With this the patient suffers from fever, at times violent, considerable emaciation; nutrition is very much disturbed on account of the difficulty of swallowing, and the digestion suffers on account of the mixture of offensive matter with the food; sleep at night is possible only by means of increasing doses of Morphia, and the patient gradually sinks with hectic and exhaustion.

During the prostration tuberculosis frequent develops; at times also lobular pneumonia, terminating in gangrene of the lung and pyohæmia, 180.

• The Phosphorus disease of the jaw consists in the first stage of an inflammatory swelling of the gum and soft parts of the mouth, extending over the face and neck, associated with the development of masses of osteophyte of varying extent and thickness about the jaw; in the second stage the teeth become black, the gum recedes, the osteophytes suppurate, and the jaw becomes denuded, rough, and blackish or grayish-green, and the teeth fall out; this stage is associated with the most violent pain in the face and head, disturbance of digestion, sleeplessness, fever, salivation, fistulous burrowing of the matter in the muscles and integuments of the face, which became erysipelatous, followed by exfoliation of the bone, and sometimes by extension of the necrosis to all the bones of the skull, and death with hectic fever, 87.
• Necrosis of the jaw; the disease begins as toothache, involving one or more teeth in the upper or lower jaw; the disease spreads to the jawbone, which increases in volume and becomes painful to pressure; afterwards the soft parts become swollen, especially the gums and cheeks, in the latter erysipelatous inflammation develops, even extending over the whole side of the face and down on to the neck; the patients have fever, yellow color of the skin, especially of the face, loss of appetite, thirst, irregular stools; the pain at last extends to the ear and temple, with increased secretion of saliva. Various teeth become loose, and between them there is a discharge of offensive matter, that collects in various parts of the jaw under the gum or under the skin externally, and gradually makes its way into the mouth or through the skin, usually by a number of circuitous channels. The teeth fall out, the jaw becomes denuded, and the necrosis either becomes circumscribed or involves the whole jaw, 72.
• Diseases of the gums and maxillary bones, terminating in necrosis and sometimes in death, were not uncommon; the complaints only appeared after a sojourn in the factory for at least two years, and in individuals habitually exposed to the fumes; all the workmen whom he had observed had decayed teeth before the disease commenced, not unfrequently before commencing the manufacture; many other workmen with sound teeth have preserved them in the midst of phosphoric vapors, a fact which induces him to believe that carious teeth constitute a predisposing cause of the disease, 67.
• The disorder at first resembled ordinary toothache, attended however, with swelling of the face; as the severity of the symptoms increased she became a patient at the Royal Infirmary, but derived little benefit from the treatment; six months later all the teeth on the right side of the lower jaw fell out, or were removed without difficulty, before the jaw was removed, and on the left side as far as the second bicuspid, all the teeth were sound. There is a great deal of new callus thrown out in the situation of the old bone, so much so that there will be scarcely any disfigurement from the loss of the jaw, a little from the loss of the teeth; she can close her jaw and chew her meat and bread well; the bone and teeth of the upper jaw are in a perfectly healthy state, and she now enjoys excellent health, .

MOUTH

• Teeth.
• Profuse purulent discharge from sockets of teeth, 121.
• Discharges from all the sockets of the teeth, 122.
• Looseness of all the lower incisors, so that they could be taken out, 1.
• Looseness of the teeth, so that she could not chew, 1. [870.]
• The last right upper back tooth became somewhat loose, sensitive, and apparently elongated, 32b.
• Teeth of lower jaw became loose, 121.
• Sordes on the teeth, 43 ; (eighth day), 134.
• Teeth discolored, gray, 102.
• One tooth becomes hollow (after ten days), 1.
• Soon lost all teeth in the upper jaw, 122.
• Necrosis of the jaw was usually associated with caries of the teeth, but one case was reported in which all the teeth were absolutely sound, 87.
• Sudden bleeding of the upper back teeth, without cause, 1.
• Involuntary, somewhat painful gnashing of the teeth, as from spasm, 1.
• Bluntness of the teeth (after eighteen days), 1. [880.]
• When biting, the teeth seem smooth, as if they had been rubbed with soap or fat, 30.
• Her teeth felt loose, and the gums bled readily, 47.
• Feeling as if the teeth were chattering, with general trembling, in the morning, on waking, 1.
• Pain in the teeth, 66, 121, 122.*
• Pain in the teeth of the right lower jaw; formation of abscesses, with caries of the bone, 71.
• Violent pain in the left back teeth on violently blowing the nose, that ends with chattering of the teeth and subsequent heat in the cheeks, 1.
• The teeth of the affected side were painful, when pressed (fourth day), 173.
• Violent toothache on the left side, and two days afterwards very painful swelling of the throat, with five large white blisters in the mouth, 5.
• Very unusual and violent pain in the teeth, immediately upon eating some candy (after second dose, second day), .

THROAT

• Continually hawking and clearing the throat, worse from singing, 50.
• Much hawking of mucus, in the morning, 1. [1110.]
• Constant ineffectual hawking (after half an hour), 10.
• Tenacious mucus hawked up (fourth day), 30.
• The mucus that was hawked up had a sour taste, 10.
• Waked with considerable mucous accumulation in the throat, expectorated with difficulty (fifth day), 30.
• Gray salty expectoration, by hawking, 1.
• *The mucus hawked up in the morning is cool, 10.
• Acidity in the throat, and scraping in the pharynx, 1.
• Rancidity in the throat, 10.
• Sweet taste in the throat, that causes accumulation of saliva (after an hour and a half), 1.
• Full up into the throat; it takes away her appetite, 1. [1120.]
• Sensation as though he had eaten something rancid, so that the throat became quite raw, 34d.
• Dryness of the throat, so that she could scarcely swallow, in the morning, on waking, disappearing after eating, 10.
• *Throat dry and parched, 43 ; (first night), 206.
• Throat dry and burning (first day), 220.
• Extreme dryness of the throat (second day), 206.
• Dryness in the throat, 44, 51, 103 ; (second day), 140 ; (after twelve hours), 179.*
• Sore throat; a feeling of rawness and soreness, posteriorly in the throat, with dark redness, 1.
• Sore throat, as from swelling of the uvula, 1.
• Sore throat, as if sore and grown together, when swallowing and when not; frequent pain in the larynx, on external pressure, 10.
• Soreness in right side of throat, after breakfast until 11 A.M., 50. [1130.]
• Soreness of the throat (after several days), 46.
• Sore throat, as from a cold, 44.
• Sore pain in the throat, when swallowing and when not, .

STOMACH

• Appetite.
• Violent appetite, amounting to ravenous hunger (after second dose), 55.
• Appetite ravenous, but the smallest quantity of food, the moment it enters the stomach, produced vomiting and passages from both bowels and bladder (after twenty-three hours); could eat but little food, as a few mouthfuls satisfied my ravenous appetite (third day); could eat nothing but the most easily digestible food, spiced food and pastry invariably producing looseness of the bowels (after two months), 43.
• Great appetite, with ravenous hunger, 12.
• Ravenous hunger, at night , that no eating quiets, followed by weakness, with heat and sweat, afterwards chill, with external coldness and chattering of the teeth, 1.* [1200.]
• Increased hunger and appetite (first and second days), 10.
• Ravenous hunger, 21.
• Patient complained of great hunger (fourth day), 155.
• Appetite is greater than usual, and food has a more natural taste, 3.
• Ravenous hunger, preceded by pressure in the stomach, 34d.
• When eating, I do not know whether I am satisfied or not, and so eat less than usual, 34c.
• In the evening, he is satisfied with eating only a little, but immediately he feels uncomfortable in the pit of the stomach; sleep restless, and no appetite the next morning, 3.
• A comfortable feeling of satisfaction, after eating, that he usually never really experienced, 3.
• Appetite impaired and irregular, 52.
• Diminished appetite, 3, 36 ; (second day), 105, 137. [1210.]
• Little appetite, and also no satiety, 1.
• No appetite for breakfast, dinner, or supper, 50.
• Diminished appetite, with weakness, 8.
• No hunger all day; when she eats, has an appetite, 1.
• In the morning, he not only has no appetite, but after eating breakfast he feels full and uncomfortable, as if overloaded, 3.
• No relish for breakfast, with a natural taste, 10.

ABDOMEN

• Hypochondria.
• Right hypochondrium distended and hard, with enlargement of the liver (fourth day), 163.
• Liver enlarged (third day), 136, 142, 164 , etc.* [1640.]
• Liver very much enlarged (eleventh day), 168, 198, 199.
• She suffered from icterus and enlargement of the liver, 123.
• Decided enlargement of the liver (fourth day), 138.
• The liver, which had been very greatly enlarged, shrank on the eighth day to its normal size; at the same time the distension of the abdomen diminished, the patient became more unconscious, with tendency to delirium, 138.
• Liver rapidly enlarged, with an increasing icteric color of the skin, with disappearance of the perspiration, the day before death, 142.
• Liver enlarged, extending two inches below the margins of the rib (third day), 143.
• Liver was enlarged, and could be felt distinctly nearly two inches below the ribs; it reached to the left hypochondrium (fifth day), 161.
• The liver became small, associated with meteorismus, thin colorless stools, and on the next day furious delirium, with much jaundice, albuminous urine, followed by sopor, frothing from the mouth, rapid pulse, contracted pupils, and death, 168.
• Liver enlarged, painful (eighth day), 175.
• Liver greatly enlarged; the margins seem blunted, the surface smooth (seventh day), 176. [1650.]
• Liver greatly enlarged, feeling doughy and smooth; the lower margin obtuse (fifth day), 197.
• Liver enlarged, painful to pressure (fifth day), 224.
• Dulness over the liver increasing (fifth day); the next evening the lower margin of the liver could be distinctly felt above the navel; on the seventh day the margin of the left lobe of the liver could be felt three inches to the left of the median line, and dulness over the liver extended above the fifth rib; the painfulness to pressure was always increased during and after the chills; diminution in the volume of the liver took place the twenty-third day; this corresponded to the diminished painfulness over this region; on the seventy-ninth day dulness over the liver was found to be unnaturally small; there was none to the left of the median line; at this time, and afterwards there was decided enlargement of the spleen, .

RECTUM AND ANUS

• Great protrusion of the hæmorrhoids during the stool, with burning pain when touched, on sitting and walking (after a few hours), 1.
• Protrusion of large hæmorrhoids that are very painful, after a stool, 1.
• Greatly protruding hæmorrhoids, 1.
• A hernia protrudes during a soft stool and becomes very painful, as if incarcerated, when stooping, touching it, or walking, and even while lying on the side he does not dare to reduce it with the hand, 1. [1880.]
• A drop of blood from the rectum, 1.
• Blood from the rectum, during the emission of flatus (after eleven days), 1.
• Profuse discharge of blood from the anus (after a few hours), 1.
• White corrosive mucus passes from the anus, awhile after a stool (after a few hours), 1.
• Sore pain in the hæmorrhoids for several days, while sitting and lying, with violent sticking and pressure in them on rising, 1.
• Sticking itching in the hæmorrhoids, during the menses, 1.
• The rectum lost its sensibility; the sphincter became paralyzed, and I had a slight prolapsus ani after each passage, 43.
• Violent difficult spasm in the rectum, in the morning, in bed, 1.
• In the evening, a sensation in the rectum as if something were lying in it that prevented the evacuation of fæces, with a stool that was not hard, 1.
• The rectum seemed contracted, and with the evacuation of the stool, that was even soft, there was a sharp, biting, sore pain in it that lasted several hours and extended up into the abdomen, 1. [1890.]
• Violent pressure with the stool, that was not hard, 10.
• Pressure in the rectum, after a stool, 1.
• Stool accomplished only with pressure, 10.
• Burning in the rectum, 1.
• Constant cramplike dragging about the rectum, 1.
• Violent constrictive pain, with stitches, in the rectum, before the stool, 1.
• Tearing in the rectum, 7.
• Tearing in the rectum and genitals, even to sinking down, 1.
• Cutting in the rectum and anus, especially in the evening (after six, and seven days), .

STOOL

• Diarrhœa.
• *Diarrhœa, 88, 214 , etc.
• Profuse diarrhœa, 58 ; (after two days), 199.
• Frequent diarrhœa, 72.
• Diarrhœa, which is something very unusual with me, as my bowels are generally constipated (third day); bowels still quite loose (fourth day); diarrhœa greatly increased, accompanied by a sharp cutting pain in the abdomen, before going to stool (seventh day); continued but with much less pain, and less frequent discharges (eighth day). All the symptoms of diarrhœa did not disappear until the expiration of two weeks, 90. [1930.]
• Diarrhœa, with pain in the abdomen, on rising, in the morning, with heaviness and weakness in the limbs, recurring every morning, for four days (after three days), 38.
• Diarrhœa, with emission of flatus and some colic, 36.
• Awoke with diarrhœa and pain in the bowels, at 4 A.M., 51.
• Diarrhœa, towards evening (first day); since the first day of the poisoning, the alvine evacuations had stopped (seventh day); afterwards became involuntary, 56.
• Diarrhœa-like stool, containing mucous membrane and clots of blood, 96.*
• Diarrhœa, with violent colic, 97.
• Some suffer from diarrhœa, 76.
• Diarrhœa and colic (after five hours), 99.
• The elder purged highly offensive matter, dark and grumous, evidently containing blood; the younger, offensive mucus, without blood, 105.
• Diarrhœa, with discharge of threadworms, 1. [1940.]
• Infrequent diarrhœa, 181.
• Diarrhœa began after the vomiting stopped (third day), 171.
• Violent purging and vomiting (soon), 161.
• Diarrhœa and vomiting (fourth day), 153.
• Diarrhœa-like stool, with tenesmus in the anus and rumbling in the abdomen, for sixteen days, relieved by drinking coffee, 10.
• Bloody diarrhœa, 170.*

URINARY ORGANS

• Kidneys.
• Pains in the kidneys (twenty-sixth day), 224. [2040.]
• Pain in the kidneys, especially in the right side (twelfth day), 227.
• Pains in the kidneys and bladder, 96.
• Pains in the kidneys, worse in the open air, 34.
• Some pain in the kidneys (second morning), 99.
• Very acute pain in the region of the kidneys (third day), 227.
• Pain in the region of the kidney (tenth day), 227.
• Evacuation of urine, accompanied by very acute pain in the region of the kidneys (thirty-seventh day), 227.
• Sensitiveness over the region of the right kidney, with suppression of urine, 202.
• Dull heavy pain in the region of the kidneys (after twenty-three hours), 43.
• Bladder.
• Discharge of pure blood from the bladder, 224. [2050.]
• Tenesmus of the bladder (twenty-sixth day), 224.
• Tenesmus of the bladder, that persisted during the first part of the poisoning, changed after about fifty days to incomplete incontinence of the urine, which was especially troublesome while walking, 224.
• A stitch extending from the neck of the bladder into the penis, in the evening, on falling asleep, 1.
• (Rather severe pressure in the bladder, with cutting and burning during micturition, lasting throughout the menses, while usually this symptom occurred only during the first day and was very slight), 39b.
• In all the cases the bladder remained perfectly empty in spite of copious drinks, 106.
• Slight spasmodic sensation in the neck of the bladder, 32a.
• Much pain in the bladder and kidneys (fourth day), 202.
• Urethra.
• Dribbling of fluid from the urethra (not urine) during stool, and after urinating; also from friction against his clothes, and while talking to a young lady, 50.
• Moisture in the orifice of the urethra, as from prostatic fluid, 32e.

SEXUAL ORGANS

• Male.
• Swelling of the spermatic cord, that, together with the testicle, is painful (during a soft stool), 1.
• Great relaxation of the genitals; erections were weak, 32e.
• An ulcer on the prepuce (that soon heals), 1.
• Slight pain in the prepuce, while urinating, for several days, 36.
• Drawing-tensive pain in the spermatic cords, 5.
• Penis.
• Violent erections, in the morning (after six days), 1.
• Frequent erections, at night (after four days), 1. [2220.]
• Painful erections twice during the night, without dreams, 51.
• Frequent and painful erections , which awoke me several times, 51.*
• In one case (age fifty, dose one-twentieth of a grain, tri-daily), morning erections became more frequent, 229.
• Erections, in the morning, after waking, 3.
• Erections day and night, 1.*
• Erection, without desire, in the evening, 10.
• In an old man an occasional vigorous erection the first seven days, then none at all for twenty-two days, but from the twenty-ninth to the forty-third again, all the more vigorous, 1.
• Ineffectual erections during coition , which was seldom; he had never suffered from this before this proving, 37e.*
• No erections (after seventeen days), 1.
• Constant sticking pain in the whole penis, especially in the urethra, 34a. [2230.]
• Peculiar sensation in the mons veneris, as though a testicle had slipped up there, 34d.
• Pain in the tip of the glans penis, 34c.
• Sticking pain in the forepart of the penis, after urinating, 1.
• Biting pain in the glans penis, at the close of micturition and afterwards (after thirty-two hours), 6.
• A stitch in the glans penis, in the region of the frænum, 1.
• Pruritus of the glans penis, in the evening, .

39b.

• Menses nine days too early, immediately, 1. [2300.]
• Phosphorus causes a delay of the menses (secondary action), 1.
• Menses two or three days later than usual, very profuse, and lasting longer than usual, 38a.
• Menses four days too late (after seventeen days), 1.
• Menses five days too late (after forty-one days), 1.
• Menses six days too late (after twenty-two days), 1.
• Menstruation delayed seven days, ushered in by pain in the small of the back and colic, lasting a short time and very slight, 38a . [During the previous proving the menses had delayed, flowed profusely and longer than usual.]
• Menses fourteen days too late, 39b . [This irregularity could be ascribed only to the drug, since the menses had always been regular, and after the proving returned to their former condition.]
• Menses delayed for nine weeks; the next time occurred after twenty-seven days, and the third time after twenty-nine days, 201.
• Constant sensation as though the menses would occur (three days before they were due), 39b.
• Menstruation regular, but very scanty, accompanied with spasmodic pains in the uterus and ovaries, 96. [2310.]
• Menstruation appeared at an unusual time, with violent uterine colic, the discharge copious, black, viscous, coagulated; menstruation painful (second day), 205.
• The menses came on with less pain, were less profuse, and lasted only five days (the next period, previous to which she had taken no medicine, occurred sooner than expected, and was less painful than usual); in a subsequent proving the menses came on almost entirely without pain, indeed almost unnoticed, but lasted only two days, 41.
• Menstruation came on, with colic and pain in the small of the back, drawing in the lower extremities, and bruised feeling in all the limbs, making her very sick, and taking away all desire to eat or work (had never suffered from similar symptoms before), 38a.
• Menses pale, with very violent colic, nausea, and diarrhœa, 227.*
• The catamenia, which ought not to have appeared for eight days, came away in great abundance (sixth day), 115.
• In a woman, fifty-one years of age, who had not menstruated for a year and a half the menses came on violently, and lasted five days; the blood had a bad odor, .

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

• Larynx and Trachea.
• Choking, 166.
• *Rawness in the larynx and trachea, with frequent hacking cough and hawking, 10.
• For two years and a half, farther than the laryngeal irritation produced by the acrid fumes, he suffered but little, 75.
• Very considerable mucous accumulation in the trachea, with some hoarseness (fourth day), 30.
• After waking at night, a feeling of contraction in the larynx and trachea, as though he must suffocate, 1.*
• Irritability in the lower portion of the trachea, with suffocative pressure in the upper part of the chest, 8.*
• Tickling in the trachea woke her two nights in succession, about midnight, and caused a dry cough, 10.
• Voice.
• *Roughness of the voice (third week), 150. [2330.]
• *Voice somewhat husky, 33a.
• Broken voice, when attempting to sing high, 50.
• *Hoarseness, 10, 33a.
• *Hoarseness; the larynx seems coated; is unable to speak a loud word, 1.
• *So hoarse that he could hardly speak above a whisper (after a few hours), 217.
• *Hoarseness, in the morning, 1.
• *Hoarseness, with a rough voice, for several days, 10.
• Voice nearly lost, with great prostration; it was exceedingly difficult to answer questions , though the intellect was not at all impaired (second day), 223.*
• Cough and Expectoration.

CHEST

• Constantly rubbing the breast and region of the stomach, during spells of unconsciousness (sixth day), 217.
• Glandular swellings under the arms, 50.
• Percussion over the lower portion of the thorax was dull on the right side, with indistinct bronchial respiration and numerous râles, partly dry, partly moist; on the left side vesicular murmurs and some moist bronchial râles, 167.*
• Percussion brought forth a clear tone in the middle of the right side of the thorax; auscultation revealed diffused mucous râles, with pectoriloquy, 79.
• In some cases, especially in those of a scrofulous tendency, tubercles of the lungs develop, with hectic fever , in addition to the necrosis of the jaw, 72.
• The respiratory organs become rapidly involved, and the lungs rapidly suppurated, with formation of cavities and purulent, exudation into the cavity of the thorax, with infiltration of the mesenteric glands, tubercular ulcers in the intestines , etc., 72.* [2470.]
• Considerable irritation was felt about the lungs (after a few minutes), 217.
• Severe pain in the posterior part of the left lung, sometimes aggravated upon inspiration, sometimes not (third day), 30.
• Frequent sharp pains, as though a knife were thrust into the lungs (after two days); no pain (sixth day), 217.
• Frequent stitches through the lungs, especially on deep inspiration (fourth day), 30.*
• Contraction of the whole lung, 1.
• Lungs felt clogged; dyspnœa troublesome, 43.*
• Sensation of heat in the lungs (after first dose, second day), 30.*
• Raw feeling of the lungs , particularly the left one (after one hour and a half), 90.*
• Soreness of the lungs greatly increased; find great difficulty in taking a full breath (after seven hours), 90.*
• Cannot fill my lungs as usual (worse on left side), 51.* [2480.]
• Weakness of the chest, .*

HEART AND PULSE

• Anxiety about the heart, associated with nausea and a peculiar sensation of hunger, somewhat relieved by eating, distressing her even in bed, sometimes for several hours , after 10 P.M., 41.*
• Sensation of warmth above the right side of the heart and beneath the left clavicle (after ten minutes); this warmth afterwards extended to the tip of the left scapula and to the acromion process, while at the heart it disappeared, 42. [2600.]
• Sensation of pressure above the heart, extending to the region of the thyroid gland, as from incarcerated flatus, with frequent need of taking a deep breath, and slight attacks of nausea (after five minutes), 42.
• Slight pressure in the præcordial region, not relieved by eructations, 37.
• Pressive sensation about the heart (first day), 37.*
• Præcordial pain, 137.
• Great anxiety in the præcordial and epigastric regions, 110.
• Heaviness of the præcordial region, 37d.
• Aching in the præcordial region on every paroxysm of cough, 37d.
• Rush of blood to the heart and palpitation, that becomes very violent after eating (after nine days), 1.
• The heart is not enlarged and in its normal position, but the impulse is of a whirring character; the first sound of the heart at the apex is blowing, the second clear; at the orifice of the heart a systolic murmur is heard (seventh day), 176.
• Bruit de souffle with the first sound of the heart (after sixteen days), 227. [2610.]
• Peculiar blowing sound, synchronous with the systole of the heart, over the arch of the aorta (eighth day), 138.
• Marked bellows murmur with the first sound of the heart (after three days and a half), 145.
• The second sound of the heart accompanied by a peculiar blowing sound, best heard at the base of the heart; heart's action weak; pulse 20, 175.
• Blowing sounds of the heart persisted for a long time after the poisoning, .

NECK AND BACK

• Glands of the neck swollen, 116.
• A hard lump as large as a hazelnut, in the neck beneath the chin, painful to touch, 3.
• Neck stiff, 1.
• Stiffness in the nape of the neck, 1.*
• Peculiar kind of painful stiffness at nape of neck, 48.
• A strange kind of catch at nape of neck, like what is called a "crick" in the neck, 44. [2720.]
• Soreness in the nape of the neck; right side worse when pressed upon; came on at 9 A.M.; pain worse when twisting the head to the left, not to the right side, 50.
• The anterior cervical muscles are painfully sensitive to touch and motion, 1.
• Feeling as of a weary weight on the nape of the neck, 1.
• Pressure in the nape of the neck, 1.
• Tearing in the bloodvessels of the right side of the neck, extending to the shoulder, 10.
• Tearing in the nape of the neck, when stooping and when not, 10.
• Coldness and tearing in the left side of the neck, 10.
• Twitching of the cervical muscles, 1.
• Sticking in the anterior portion of the neck, extending towards the right ear, and tearing extending thence to the vertex, 10.
• Stitches in the left side of the neck, 10.
• Back. [2730.]
• Tension in all the muscles of the back (twelfth day), 31.
• Pressure in the back and right hypochondriac regions, very painful to pressure (fourth day), 193.
• The back seemed bruised, so that she was constantly obliged to turn in bed (second day), 220.
• Violent pain in the spinal column, in the region of the insertion of the last false ribs (third day), 111.
• Violent pain in the back, as if beaten, during the menses, 1.
• Intolerable, periodically recurring pains in the back, preventing walking, 1.
• Violent pain in the back, on sitting a long time, 1.
• Much pain in the back and small of the back, so that he could scarcely rise from a seat, .

EXTREMITIES

• Convulsions of the limbs (second day), 130.
• Trembling and convulsive movements of the limbs, 117.
• Stretching of the limbs and chest in the morning, in bed, 1.
• Convulsive movements, with contractions of the extremities (third day), 220.
• Violent spasmodic pains in the upper and lower extremities (fourth day), 171.
• Spasmodic movements of the upper and lower extremities, 157. [2800.]
• Could not extend my limbs, but lay with them drawn up, 43.
• Paralysis of all the limbs, in the morning, in bed, disappearing after rising, 1.
• Loss of power in all the limbs, especially in the joints, and as if paralyzed, with good appetite, 1.*
• Great weakness of the limbs , especially of the thighs, in the morning, soon after rising, 1.*
• Great weakness in the limbs , for more than three weeks, 7.*
• Weakness and prostration in the extremities , especially in the knee-joints, with slight sticking and burning in them, worse in the morning after rising, and aggravated by rest, relieved by walking, for several days, 8.*
• Constant weakness in the arm and knee-joints, 8.
• *Weakness in all the limbs (third day), 35.
• Weakness and prostration in all the limbs (first day), 42f.*
• Great feebleness of the limbs, 39b. [2810.]
• Feeling of fatigue in the limbs, in the evening (first day), 42c.
• Very painful sensation of lassitude in the arms and limbs (second day), 227.
• Prostration of the limbs, 191.
• The hands and feet seem prostrated, 1.
• The limbs frequently fall asleep, 40.
• The arms and legs easily fall asleep, 40.
• Falling asleep of the arms and feet at night, that woke her, .

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Weakness of the arms, so that she could not rest them (after sixteen days), 1.*
• Weakness in the joints of the arms, with distended veins in the hands, 1.
• Paralysis of the left arm (tenth day), 57.
• The arms become numb, while working, 40.*
• Falling asleep of the left arm, with numbness of the fingers (without coldness) and contraction of them, especially in the morning, after which the arm is quite weak, 1.
• The arm, upon which the head was resting, fell asleep, 1.*
• Falling asleep of the right arm, in the morning (after eight days), 1.
• Falling asleep of the arms, 1.* [2870.]
• Sensation as though the right arm were asleep, in the evening, 36.
• Heaviness of the right arm, so that he could not raise it as easily as usual, as if the shoulder-joint were stiff (half an hour after first dose), 31.
• Heaviness of the whole right arm, and when it hung down a sensation as if it were drawn downward (eighth day), 31.
• Heaviness of the right arm during and after washing (fourteenth day), 31.
• Remarkable heaviness of the right arm, noticed on writing, soon after rising, in the morning (seventeenth day), 31.
• Heaviness of the arm while writing (twenty-third day), 31.
• Heaviness of the whole right arm, with such great stiffness and pressure in the right shoulder, on washing, brushing the teeth, and on combing the hair, in the morning, that I was obliged to let the arm hang down (twenty-sixth day), 31.
• Violent pain, extending from the left shoulder-bone to the muscles of the arm, both above and below the elbow, with coldness at the back of the hand, and terminating with pricking at the finger-ends, 44.
• Pain, sensation of numbness, and loss of power in the right arm, mostly about the elbow-joint, in the evening, when lying down in bed, disappearing on changing the position of the part, though soon afterwards returning, and so frequently repeated, 8.
• Paralytic sore pain in the arm, with trembling, if she holds anything in the hands, 1. [2880.]

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Swelling of the lower extremities disappeared (after nineteen days), 215.
• Gait so unsteady that she thought she would fall at every step, 41.
• Spasmodic contraction of the lower extremities, so that she could not stretch them out, during the menses, 1.
• Violent tonic spasms of the lower extremities and feet, which were outstretched; followed by spasms of the upper extremities and afterwards trismus, so that it was impossible to open the mouth, a few hours before death, 138.
• Great uneasiness in the lower extremities , with icy-cold hands, especially in the evening, 1.
• Weakness and weariness in the lower extremities, especially on ascending steps, 1.*
• Much weakness and prostration, especially in the lower extremities and knees, with a feeling of looseness in the knee-joints, so that he could scarcely stand, at times relieved by walking, 10. [3010.]
• Weariness in the lower extremities, in the morning, 1.
• Great weakness of the lower extremities; she easily falls down, 1.
• Lower extremities very sensitive to touch, 191.
• Sensation as though she had been deprived of the lower extremities, although their sensibility and motility remained intact (second day), 140.
• Muscles of the lower extremities, especially of the thighs, exceedingly painful to pressure (eighth day), 196.
• Falling asleep of the left lower extremity, without cause, in the morning, 1.
• Very paralyzed sensation in the right lower extremity, at night, 1.
• Complete insensibility of the lower extremities and of the body, as far up as the chest, before death (fifth day), 136.
• *Complete insensibility of the lower extremities and of the body, as far up as the chest (fifth day), 221.
• Pain in the lower extremities, in the morning, on rising, as after a long walk, 1. [3020.]
• Bruised pain in the lower extremities, as from excessive weariness, at night, 1.
• Drawing pains in the lower extremities, extending from the knees to the tips of the toes; putting one leg over the other in bed caused most violent pain (third day), 164.

GENERALITIES

• Greatly increased vigor on the following days, 53. [3170.]
• Increase of the general health, 18.
• Increase of muscular activity, 174.
• Increased muscular power, 58.
• *Emaciation, 73, 151, 218.
• Extreme emaciation, 17.
• Reduced almost to a skeleton (tenth day), 217.
• Rapid emaciation, 102.
• Emaciation, especially in the hands, so that the veins were very prominent, 8.
• She turned the head alternately to the right and left, and kept the eyes fixed, 135.
• Those who have been often affected by inflammatory catarrh, and these constitute the majority, are strikingly emaciated, sometimes suffer from palpitation of the heart, although the heart or large vessels are not diseased, 76. [3180.]
• At one time the patient seemed quiet, as if sleepy, at another made most violent jerking motions of the upper and lower extremities (fourth day), 163.
• *She lay constantly on the right side, throwing the body about, but especially the head, 125.
• The patient lay upon the left side, with the feet drawn up, because it was impossible to lie in any other position (fourth day), 171.
• He lay only on the right side, at night, 1.
• Dorsal decubitus (fifth day), 223.*
• He walks as if paralyzed, without noticing it himself, 1.
• Symptoms of paresis of the right side of the face and right arm, followed by complete paralysis of the facial and hypoglossal nerves (second day), 160.
• Consumption and hectic fever, 21 . [With S. 1490, 1571, 2023. -Hughes.]
• *Mucous membranes pale (fifth day), 197.
• Death caused especially by erysipelas and inflammation, , , , . [In one case all parts of the corpse were luminous.] [3190.]

Vomiting, or rather regurgitation, without effort, of nearly pure blood, with very profuse epistaxis, oozing of blood from both ears; the blood of these hæmorrhages was very fluid and difficult to coagulate (twenty-first day).

The next day the patient raised a little blood from the throat; with these hæmorrhages nervous symptoms returned, pain and numbness of the left arm, and afterwards of other extremities, pain in the region of the throat, stricture of the throat, and sensation of suffocation; as the hæmorrhages diminished, the skin became more deeply jaundiced . After more than a month the hæmorrhage returned; the stools contained a large quantity of pure blood ; there was epistaxis, regurgitations of blood in the throat, and hæmaturia, followed by great prostration, almost complete loss of voice, very feeble pulse, cold extremities, bruit de souffle with the first sound of the heart ; these hæmorrhages gradually diminished, and ceased entirely after about a week. On the fiftieth day there were renewed hæmorrhages from the throat, nose, anus, bladder, with pain in the right iliac fossa and in the thigh of the same side, with weakness of the limbs, so that the patient was unable to walk; these renewed hæmorrhages lasted several days, except a little blood with the urine, which continued for five days; the patient was very much less prostrated by this hæmorrhage than by the preceding. After seventy days blood reappeared in the urine; the patient stated that she had lost as much as two glassfuls of nearly pure blood with the urine. On the next day there was profuse vomiting of blood; the urine continued to be colored by blood for nine days. This patient, even after three months, suffered from weakness, the bruit de souffle in the præcordial region persisted, and though she was pregnant she did not miscarry; the blood seemed to be completely restored, and her vital forces re-established; but afterwards, in the fifth month, she was taken with profuse uterine hæmorrhage , which, however, was arrested, and miscarriage did not take place; she passed through her pregnancy, and was delivered without accident, but afterwards she was seized with inveterate diarrhœa, not bloody, which could not be stopped, and which terminated her life eight months after the poisoning, 224 . [Autopsy showed only a slate-colored tint of the whole mucous membrane of the intestinal canal.]

• Hæmorrhages from free surface and from the tissues, 181.*
• Orgasm of blood from the customary smoke (after twenty-four hours), 1.
• Frequent orgasm of blood, with at times violent palpitation, 1.
• Great orgasm of blood, 1.
• Orgasm of blood, at night, with chilliness and trembling, together with uneasiness in the intestines, 1.
• Constant orgasm of blood, in the evening, and a feeling of warmth, 1.
• Rush of blood at night; he hears the rush through the body at the same time, 1. [3200.]
• Discharge of blood from various parts of the body, hæmoptisis, bleeding of the gums, hæmorrhoids , etc., 1.*
• *Small wounds bleed very much, 1.
• The blood when drawn seemed very pale, and under the microscope exhibited only about twice as many red as white corpuscles (tenth day), 176.*
• A drop of blood drawn from the finger had a grayish-red appearance, containing only twice as many red as white corpuscles (seventeenth day), 197.*
• Very great anæmia remained after the poisoning, 176 . [The patient had taken iron during the latter part of the trouble.]
• Extreme anæmia, 173 ; (sixteenth day), 227.
• The general appearance is that of a person laboring under typhoid fever, great depression, and general prostration; she can with difficulty raise herself in bed (after three days, and a half), 143.
• The patient presented the phenomena of ataxia and adynamia , that reminded one of typhoid fever, 135.*
• *Lax muscular system, 77.
• Muscles became flabby, 43.* [3210.]
• General relaxation of muscular power; when going upstairs the muscles of the lower extremities seem to refuse to act, so that she was in danger of falling down, 96.*
• Towards evening an incomplete attack of syncope, whilst drinking a glass of cider (second day), .

SKIN

• Objective. [3400.]
• Jaundice, 153, 154, 167 , etc.*
• General jaundice (fourth day), 164 ; (third day), 221.
• General jaundice, commencing on the fourth day, 218.
• General jaundice, especially of the conjunctiva (fourth day), 131.
• General jaundice, with delirium, rapid pulse (fifth day), 136.
• Jaundice (fifth day); becoming more intense after twenty-four hours, accompanied by a febrile condition, with delirium, irregularity of the pulse, followed by great prostration and death two days afterwards, 133.
• Jaundice, extending over the whole body, increasing daily, from the fourth to the tenth day, associated with great enlargement of the liver, and with great weakness of the heart's action, 198.
• Jaundice (third day); on the following day accompanied by extreme pain in the epigastrium and vomiting of black thready substances consisting of blood, 222.
• Jaundice commenced on the fifth day and rapidly increased, with enlargement of the liver, which was very painful to pressure (fifth day), 196.
• Jaundice, especially of the chest and abdomen (fourth day), 163. [3410.]
• Commencing jaundice (third day); jaundice very decided (fourth day), 100.
• There was a jaundiced condition of the skin, except in the face, which was congested (fourth day), 165.
• Jaundice commenced in the face and extended over the whole body (third day), 136.
• Skin and conjunctivæ were jaundiced (fourth day), 162.
• Jaundice commenced in the eye on the third day, and gradually extended over the whole body, 223.
• Jaundice (fifth day); increased on the following day, associated with enlargement of the liver, that was also sensitive to pressure, 194.
• Jaundice of a yellowish-brown color (sixth day), 199.
• Jaundice very intense (seventh day); had decidedly decreased, instead there was remarkable paleness of the skin and of the mucous membrane, which continued for some time (after eight days), 176.
• Jaundice commenced after four days, associated with confusion of mind, and later with delirium, .

SLEEP

• Sleepiness.
• Constantly wishes to yawn and cannot, 1.
• Frequent yawning; stretching; and sleepiness; even after dinner, 10.
• Constant yawning; with great weakness (fourth day), 103.
• Frequent yawning; with chilliness; in the evening, 10.
• Constant yawning and watery urine; during the attacks of pain, 1.
• Yawning (tenth day), 100.*
• Drowsiness, 139 ; (after ten hours), 140.*
• Heavy and drowsy, 59.*
• Very drowsy; and retired at 11.30 P.M.; but was long in getting asleep, 51.* [3610.]
• Felt an uneasiness; accompanied by drowsiness; which was unusual (after five hours), 43.
• Drowsy and fell asleep; in which state she continued for twenty hours; with scarcely any intermission (third day), 207.
• The elder manifested all day long a strong disposition to sleep; the same in the younger; though in a less degree, 146.
• Increased sleepiness (fifth day), 228.*
• Sleepy and stupid; hard to keep awake, 52.*
• *Constant sleepiness (fourth day), 215 . [Coincident with commencing enlargement of the liver.]
• Overpowering sleepiness; on falling asleep sudden starting up; with talking irrationally; or during sleep erotic ecstasies or lascivious dreams; also with automatic movements; as in sexual intercourse, 96.
• Overpowering sleepiness; after dinner, 1.
• *Great sleepiness during the day; even before dinner, 1.
• *Great sleepiness (third day), 126 ; (fourth day), 88. [3620.]
• Great sleepiness (fifth day); restlessness (sixth day), 215.

FEVER

• Chilliness.
• Chilliness (fourth day), 131 ; (third night), 215. [3740.]
• Severe chill; followed by a fever; flushed cheeks; the left one much more than the right (after two hours); fever; with headache; but no chill (second day); considerable fever; in the evening; with a whitish discharge from the vagina (fifth day); fever; with headache; in the afternoon (sixth day), 90.*
• Chilliness and trembling of the whole body; especially of the abdomen; at night; on waking from anxious dreams; great orgasm of blood and oppression of the chest; so that he could not get a breath and could scarcely rise (after ten days), 1.
• Constant chilliness towards evening (first day), 42c ; (third day), 156.*
• The patient complained of constant chilliness (third day), 111.
• Frequent chilliness (first day), 1 ; (second day), 215.
• Feeling of chilliness; alternating with heat (second day); fever increased (after three days), 217.
• Chilliness with increased temperature and pulse (third day), 143.
• Chills; accompanied with ringing in the ears; most in the right, 52.
• Chilliness on rising, 125.
• Chilliness even in a warm room (second morning), 103. [3750.]
• Chills at 1 P.M.; lasting 5 P.M. (this symptom came three days in succession), 52.
• Chilliness over the whole trunk; as if it were in cold water; without thirst; not relieved by an overcoat and a glass of beer, 37.
• Chilliness over the whole body; lasting half an hour; after every dose, 41.
• Internal chilliness several afternoons; for half an hour or an hour ; and at times with a sensation as of hot water in the pit of the stomach and in the back, 1.
• Chilliness; in the evening; on falling asleep, 1.
• Chilliness; with cold hands and pale face; frequent nausea; empty eructations; while walking in the open air; at 7 P.M., .

CONDITIONS

• Aggravation.
• ( Morning ), Grief; on waking, anxiety; on rising, unable to collect senses; after rising, confused feeling in head; vertigo; dizziness; heaviness of head; heat of head, and dull headache; while sitting still, dull pain in head; on waking, pressive headache; headache; on waking, stupefaction in head; pulsation in head; headache in forehead; weakness of eyes; on waking, dryness of eyes; agglutination of eyes, etc.; in open air, sticking in inner canthus; twilight, vision better; on waking, trembling objects in front of vision; re-echoing in ears; sneezing; yellow mucus in nose; blood and yellow mucus from nose; nostrils stooped; itching in left nostril; upper lip swollen; toothache; gnawing and boring in tooth; on waking, feeling as if teeth were chattering, with general trembling; drawing in lower back teeth; sour taste; glutinous taste; hawking of mucus; on waking, dryness of throat; rawness in throat; pressure in throat; after rising, thirst; 8 to 9, nausea; qualmish nausea; after stool, sour vomiting; distended pain in stomach; pain in stomach; in bed, pressure in stomach; colic; heat in abdomen and face; 4 A.M., woke with pain in bowels and diarrhœa; pain in abdomen; on waking, pressure in lower abdomen; in bed, spasm in rectum; three semifluid stools; desire to urinate; micturition; erections; hoarseness; after rising, cough; oppression of chest; on waking, tightness of chest; constriction in chest; catarrhal coating of chest; on waking, pulsation; in bed, stretching of limbs and chest; paralysis of limbs; after rising, weakness in limbs; before rising, heaviness in the extremities; after rising, drawing pain in joints; falling asleep of arms; tearing in inner side of left forearm; trembling of hands; falling asleep of hands; weakness in lower extremities; falling asleep of left lower extremity; pain in lower extremity; on waking, tearing in left tibia; in bed, tension in heels; tremulousness; on waking, weariness and exhaustion; on rising, weakness; after urinating; weakness; exhaustion of mind and body; after rising, feeling of mental and physical paralysis; after heated exercise at night, freckles on nose; perspiration.
• ( Forenoon ), peevish; vertigo; dulness of head; uneasiness in head; 10 A.M., neuralgic pain from left temple to occiput; pain in nose; nausea and qualmishness; pressure in lower abdomen; indolence in limbs; towards noon, exhaustion.
• ( Noon ), Vertigo; dulness of head; before eating, thirst; sticking colic, etc.
• ( Afternoon ), Good-humored; dizziness; headache; while sitting, tearing in head; pain in forehead; 3 to 6 P.M., pain in back and left side of head; while sitting, sticking and tearing in right eyeball; heartburn; 1 to 11 P.M., nausea; griping in abdomen; griping jerk in lower abdomen; 5 P.M., fulness about chest; swelling in axilla; nervous symptoms; pimples over body; 1 to 5 P.M., chills; internal chilliness; coldness; while sitting, rising of heat from back into head.

SUPPLEMENT: PHOSPHORUS. Authorities.

233 , Brit. Med. Journ., 1877 (2), p. 422, a young woman, in the seventh month of pregnancy, took a small quantity of Phos. paste several times; 234 , W. T. Martin, M.D., ibid., 1878 (1), p. 478, fatal poisoning of a man, aged thirty-one years, by the paste; 235 , F. W. Willmore, ibid., p. 564, two girls, aged sixteen and fourteen years, took between them about 1/2 ounce of the paste.

HEAD

• Severe frontal headache, 235.

EYE

• Eyelids closed, pupils dilated and insensible to light, 234.

MOUTH

• Tongue coated with blackish fur, 234.
• The breath and vomited matters smelt strongly of the poison, 235.

THROAT

• Swallowing attended with difficulty and pain, 235.

STOMACH

• Vomiting, 235.
• She suffered from severe pain and vomiting, and died in about forty-eight hours, having been previously delivered of a stillborn child, 233.

ABDOMEN

• Abdomen tympanitic, 234.
• Whole abdominal region greatly distended, painful, and tender, 235. [3930.]
• Abdomen and right hypochondrium slightly painful on pressure; area of hepatic dulness not increased, diminished if anything, 234.

STOOL

• Bowels constipated, 234.

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

• Respiration 48, without stertor, 234.

PULSE

• Pulse 88, weak, 234.
• Pulse thready and easily compressed, in the eldest girl 135, in the younger 98, 233.

GENERALITIES

• Convulsions (eldest), 235.
• Weak, anxious, and depressed, 234.

SKIN

• Skin and conjunctivæ of a distinct yellow tinge, 234, 235.

SLEEP

• Drowsiness (eldest), 235.
• Appeared drowsy but complained of sleeplessness, 234.