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Ephedra Vulgaris. E. vulgaris. N. O. Gnetaceae. Tincture of branches and flowers.   Clinical.-Exophthalmic goître. Headache.   Characteristics.-Ephedra has been proved in Russia by Dr. B. H. Mouravow (Universal Homoeopathic

Electricitas. Electricity. The effects of atmospheric electricity and static electricity. Attenuations are made from sugar of milk saturated with the current.   Clinical.-Chorea. Headache. Hysteria. Paralysis. Rheumatism.   Characteristics.-Caspari is

Elaterium. Ecballium elaterium. Momordica elaterium. Squirting Cucumber. N. O. Cucurbitaceae. Tincture of unripe fruit. Trituration of Elaterinum, C20 H28 O5.   Clinical.-Abscesses. Bilious fever. Bladder, affections of. Boils. Cholera. Colic.

Elaps. Elaps corallinus. Brazilian Coral Snake. N. O. Elapidae. Poison pressed from the venom-sac of the living snake and triturated with sugar of milk. Higgins used the gall of the

Elaeis Guineensis. Elaeis guineensis. Aouara. Avoira. N. O. Palmae (yields Palm Oil). Triturations of the fruit.   Clinical.-Diarrhoea. Elephantiasis arabum. Gastric affections. Headache. Leprosy. Scleriasis. Scleroderma. Sight, defective. Skin, affections

Echinacea Purpurea. Echinacea purpurea. Black Sampson. (Eastern States of America.) N. O. Compositae. Tincture of fresh root.   Clinical.-Diphtheria. Putrid fevers.   Characteristics.-I mention this plant, which is a popular

Echinacea Angustifolia. (Echinacea angustifolia is the Western species of E.; not to be confounded with E. purpurea, or Black Sampson, the Eastern species.) N. O. Compositae, allied to Rudbeckia. Tincture