47. Miss C., aet. 2, during morning, headache, pain in lumber region, arms legs and left side of throat. After 3 p.m., chilly feeling in the lumber region, extending up as far as between the shoulder-blades, cold hands and feet, finger-nails blue, general coldness. After from one to three hours, fever, flushed face, suffused eyes, lachrymation, running at nose; constant thirst; desire for cold and acid drinks; hands and feet cold; loss of appetite; restless sleep with frightful dreams: Eup. purp. VON TAGEN
48. A young lady had been the residence of her lover struck by lightning. At the approach of another thunderstorm, she was greatly distressed with apprehensive feeling. After a dose of Gelsem she forgot all about it and disregarded the storm.- J.C. MORGAN
49. A nervous young lady, uneasy already before a thunderstorm, set up a terrific scream after a heavy thunder-bolt, and continued it without cessation in spite of the consoling efforts of the alarmed family, until they had time to run for the doctor. One dose of Gelsem. high quieted her very soon. Since then she has kept well by resorting at the return of the least fear to the same remedy.- A. LIPPE.