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Oleander. Nerium Oleander. Rose Laurel. (South Europe, North Africa, West Asia. Thrives best in moist ground.) N. O. Apocynaceae. Tincture of the leaves.   Clinical.-Brain, affections of. Eczema. Fainting. Headache.

Ocimum Canum. Ocimum canum. O. incanescens (Mart.). O. fluminense (Wells) Alfavaca (Portuguese). N. O. Labiatae. Tincture of fresh leaves.   Clinical.-Albuminuria. Breasts, painful. Bubo. Calculus, renal, passage of. Diarrhoea. Gravel.

Nymphaea Odorata. Sweet Water Lily. N. O. Nymphaeaceae. Tincture of the root.   Clinical.-Back, pain in. Coryza. Diarrhoea. Throat, sore.   Characteristics.-Hale mentions this emblem of purity and its traditional

Nyctanthes. Nyctanthes Arbor-tristis. Sephalika (Sanskrit). Harsinghar (Hindi). (Forests of Central India.) Night-jasmine of India. N. O. Jasminaceae. Tincture of fresh leaves, collected March to April.   Clinical.-Fevers, bilious; remittent. Rheumatism.

Nux Vomica. Strychnos nux vomica. Poison nut. N. O. Loganiaceae. Tincture and Trituration of imported seeds.   Clinical.-Acne rosacea. Alcoholism. Amaurosis. Amblyopia. Anger, effects of. Apoplexy. Asthma. Bilious attack. Biliousness.

Nux Moschata. Myristica fragrans. M. officinalis. M. moschata. Nutmeg. N. O. Myristicaceae. Tincture of powdered seeds deprived of the Mace. [This is the official direction. But it would be well

Nuphar Luteum. Small Yellow Pond Lily. N. O. Nymphaeaceae. Tincture of fresh root.   Clinical.-Cholerine. Diarrhoea. Dyspepsia. Headache. Impotence. Psoriasis. Rhus poisoning. Seminal emissions. Typhoid-fever.   Characteristics.-Nuphar l., the Yellow