d. c.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1916.
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iah. No severe attacks, and only slight headache
an the morning, cessing after breakfast.
C2le. $50, twice day. @t1 a Hs


xSsh. The slight morning headaches continue.


ssh May The sight headaches have been very
trivial, and ior some days absent No other ailmeni


Sep. w, every second day. II EstI


18th. No headache Of any hind since last report
: i,'ls s. confusion only on getting uP-no nausea.


"a July. Has continued perfectly we'll S


As all commcndstory notie IN favor Of the Homoo-
nshie treatment In the preceding cases. would be


ided as emanaiing from my artality to this system


shall iorbear any expression Of my own views; but
am most happy in being able 10 adduce the opinion OF
an ancompromising opponent TO Homeopathy. al
ads 70 Dr. John Forbes, y. r. s., the distinguished
editor Of The British and Foreign Medical Review
one Of the physicians to her Royal Highness, Queen
Victoria, of England, Sc &c., who, in aluding to
these cases Of headache says "that the results Of the
treatment are, upon the whole very favorable; aud
several q the cures would nquestonably II occurring
Under ordinary treatment have been regarded only
as striking but TRlrMPHANT.n In reference partcu-
larly TO the last mentioned case he says, had this
case Of purely nervous headache under the care
oi any of Allopathis and had prescribed for il
neryines" or sntispasmodics,n orarsenic steel or
other "tonics, according 10 THEORIES school,
our experience, or our FANCY, we should have GER
tainy gained great credit from our patient and her
friends Tor our wonderful cure;" and some Of us,
toabtless, would have received II as our due. Had ii
taken place in the practice Of jealous and ambitious
doctor, under andthiy, the probability is immense
that Il would have occupied niche among the tri
umphs OF medicine which crowd the weekly pages OF
our cotemporaries And we can see no sufficient rea-
son why DIR. Henderson Tor his system Of practicel
should not have his credit alson .s'' .s = 2a
Case Of Chronic Hoarseness occurring TO lady SO


years Of age


18th Sept. 1874. For two months past, after expo
sure to cold she has been affected al present She
Is very hoarse, the voice extremely husky deep and
broken; and il great effort for her to speak She
coughs good deal, and expcctorates a colorless
Gus Pulse natnralhas not lost aesh and is chiefly
distressed by the exertion necessary in speaking III


Bry o, twice day, for two days; then Tinct. Of
Snlph onesixth Of drop, in the same way: then Bry
again. rNN rtt. M 3H5E3 II
March 20, ls45 have not heard Of her again till
now She tells me that she felt better after the first
powder and was very quite well after the third
and has continued so. J.G.