Carbo animalis carb-an Carbo animalis and Carbo veg. do not follow each other well. They are so far inimical that one may not be given with benefit after the other.

Capsicum annum caps Capsicum possesses few, if any, of the narcotic properties of the Solanaceae, but it has, highly marked, the irritating properties of the group. It takes but little

Cantharis vesicatoria canth The remedy which I propose to bring before you for study today is CANTHARIS, the so-called Spanish fly. It is my purpose to speak of the more important

Calcarea phosphorica calc-p The complementary drugs of Calcarea phos. are, ZINC, RUTA GRAVEOLENS, and SULPHUR. Zinc you will find complementary to Calcarea phosphorica in hydrocephaloid ; Ruta in affections of the joints

Calcarea carbonica calc Calearea ostrearum is a drug that may come into use in almost every form of disease, and is second only in importance to Sulphur. You will recall

Caladium seguinum calad Caladium is indicated in stout persons of flabby fibre who are subject to catarrhal asthma, that is, asthma with the production of mucus which is not readily

BRYONIA ALBA bry There are three species of the Bryonia; so nearly identical are they, that Allen has classed them under one heading in his Encyclopaedia. It is one of