American Homoeopathic Review, Volume 5J.T.S. Smith & Sons., 1865 - Homeopathy |
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abdomen acarus acid Aconite action aggravated allopathic alternation anus appear Arsenic Beakley Belladonna blood bowels burning CARROLL DUNHAM catarrh cause characteristic chest choanæ chronic cold condition continued copious coryza cough County curative cure diarrhoea diphtheria discharge disease dose drug dryness Dunham effects epigastrium Epistaxis eruption especially evacuations experience eyes fact fauces feeling fever flatus frequently give given Hahnemann head headache high potencies Homœopathic Homœopathic Medical Homœopathician inflammation intestines itching Lachesis left side Lippe Materia Medica matter Medical Society medicine meeting membrane morning mucous mucus night nose nostrils observations opathic organism Organon pain pathology patient physicians practice practitioners present proving pulse remedy result right side sacrum scarlet fever sensation sick similar skin sleep smell sore stool Sulphur swallowing swelling symptoms Tellurium third day throat tion tongue treatment trituration ulcers urine vertigo vesicles violent whole worse
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Page 30 - To die, to sleep : To sleep : perchance to dream : ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause...
Page 186 - Freudig war, vor vielen Jahren, Eifrig so der Geist bestrebt, Zu erforschen, zu erfahren, Wie Natur im Schaffen lebt. Und es ist das ewig Eine, Das sich vielfach offenbart: Klein das Große, groß das Kleine, Alles nach der eignen Art; Immer wechselnd, fest sich haltend, Nah und fern und fern und nah, So gestaltend, umgestaltend Zum Erstaunen bin ich da.
Page 410 - Heavy pain in the head as if a great weight lay on the vertex. Pain in the head with general prostration and weariness. Excessive pain in the head which causes such a sense of suffocation he cannot rest in bed (1st day).
Page 257 - The fundamental rule, in treating chronic diseases, is this : to let the carefully-selected homoeopathic antipsoric act as long as it is capable of exercising a curative influence and there is a visible improvement going on in the system.
Page 130 - Whereas, A majority of the allopathic physicians continue to deride and oppose the contributions to the materia medica that have been made by the Homoeopathic School ; and whereas, the state of the materia medica in both schools is such as imperatively to demand a more satisfactory arrangement and greater purity of observation, which can only be obtained by associate action on the part of those who seek diligently for truth alone ; and, inasmuch as the state of the public information respecting the...
Page 249 - ... in the Materia Medica. A physician who is not willing to take this trouble, but who contents himself with the general indications furnished by the Repertories, and who, by means of these general indications, dispatches one patient after the other, deserves not the name of a true homceopathist.
Page 357 - The characteristic features of this Cactus consists in this, that while it develops its action specially in the heart and its blood-vessels, dissipating their congestions, and removing their irritations, it does not weaken the nervous system like Aconite.
Page 130 - ... credit as proficients in the same : Therefore, Resolved, That it is deemed expedient to establish a society, entitled " The American Institute of Homoeopathy," and the following are declared to be the essential purposes of said Institute : , . 1st.
Page 65 - Paroxysm of coughing produced by a tickling in the larynx and throat. Paroxysm of cough for half-an-hour, and expectoration of a great quantity of mucus. Cough which wakens him at six AM, having remissions of a minute; it is at first clear, dry, and barking; subsequently some thick mucus is detached, and the effort of doing this causes desire to vomit, accompanied by an excoriated feeling of the throat, and a pressive headache. The paroxysm of cough is renewed by the heat of the bed. He can scarcely...
Page 473 - ... have not been mentioned or disposed of, either in this will or in the annexed lists, belong to the general estate, and are to be divided equally among my heirs ; but all the other properties which I take with me to Paris do not belong to the general estate, and will be disposed of hereafter. " § 9. The presents and dowries which some of my children have received during my lifetime are not to be brought to account. " § 10. All notes written and signed by my own hand with my name, which may be...