Cocculus indicus cocc Cocculus indicus owes its properties to an active principle called PICROTOXINE, this term being derived from two words meaning when combined, “bitter poison.” You will notice by the

Cinchona officinalis chin Cinchona is certainly a wonderful drug, wonderful in the many varieties of its species, wonderful in its composition and wonderful in its effects. It also has an

Cinacina The medicinal virtues of Cina are largely although not entirely due to a poisonous active principle which it contains; that active principle is SANTONINE, the central point of action of

Chelidonium majus chel I will be brief in my remarks on Chelidonium as we have not the time to exhaustively treat of the drug. It is a unique remedy, possessing

Chamomilla matricaria cham The Chamomilla of the homeopathic materia medica is the German variety, the Chamomilla matricaria. The drug acts best apparently upon patients with a morbidly sensitive nervous system.

Causticum caust Causticum is evidently a potash preparation, but its exact composition I do not know. Hahnemann was not able to define it, and chemists since his time have not

Carbo vegetabilis carb-v As I have already intimated to you, Carbo veg. contains some carbonate of potash. It is also a fact worthy of note, that KALI CARB. is complementary to