Juglans Cinerea

Authorities. (J. C. Burnett, M.D., Month. Horn. Rev., vol. xxii, 1878, p. 205); 6, Paine, the eclectic, effects of doses of 1 to 2 grains Juglandin ; 7, Dr. Burnett prescribed Juglandin for acne of the face in an otherwise healthy young man, who took 1-grain doses three times in one day; 8, a healthy lady, ret. forty years, took 1st for eczema of the hands; afterwards the 30th produced all the same symptoms, except the chest pain.

Very pale complexion,®.—Very slight nosebleed daily, for five or six days,®.—Feeling as if all the internal organs were too large, especially those of the left side,®.—[160.] It acts as a drastic purge, producing irritation and inflammation of the mucous membrane of the bowels,®.—Pain in centre of chest at various times, by day and night, with a foreboding feeling at night; walking about did not aggravate the pain,®.—At 6 p.m. felt whilst walking, a sharp wrenching pain in the left side, a suffocating sensation in the chest, which compelled him to stand still for some minutes for breath, which, however, did not alleviate the pain. Immediate relief from 5 drops of Bryonia 0. When describing the suffocating sensation in the chest, he placed his hand on his sternum, and gave a vivid picture of an attack of angina pectoris,h—Feels very ill, all-feverish, as if a bad illness were coming on,®.—If continued, it is followed by a peculiar exanthematous eruption, very much resembling the flush of scarlatina,®.