Dr. Morrow observes, that "to fulfill the most prominent indication, the production of an equilibrium in the circulation, and excitability, the compound tincture of guaiac[VII.] may be given." This is prepared by adding gum guaiacum, cinnamon and cloves--each, one ounce to a quart of best brandy, and is administered in tea-spoonful doses in hot, sweetened water and brandy, every fifteen or twenty minutes till relief is obtained. As a general remedy, its exhibition is most salutary. In some cases where excessive nausea is the most prominent symptom, it may be advisable to administer an emetic to relieve the gastric irritability, to equalize the circulation and check the spasms. For this purpose, the acetous tincture of lobelia and sanguinaria,[VIII.] with the addition of one-third spirituous tincture of aralia spinosa,[IX.] is preferred. This is given in doses from a tea-spoonful to a table-spoonful every ten minutes in warm catnip-tea, sweetened. In very urgent cases, it may be given in larger doses and frequently repeated. In most cases, the saturated tincture of xanthoxylum fraxinifolium bac. may be used with great advantage. It is a reliable, excellent and prompt remedy. When given in the early stages, it will frequently relieve in from ten to twenty minutes. In combination with the fluid extract of rhubarb and potassa,[X.] it has generally proved very prompt and efficient. In cases of partial collapse, when the patient is suffering from severe cramps, Hunn's Antispasmodic Mixture[XI.] is an excellent remedy. In cases of violent spasms, it has been administered every ten minutes in doses of from one to two tea-spoonsful in hot brandy-and-water sweetened, with great advantage, and it is peculiarly applicable in such cases where there is not too great irritability of the stomach. In many cases, camphor is very beneficially prepared, by adding one drachm of camphorated spirits to a half-pint of cold water and the mixture given in tea-spoonful doses every three or four minutes. Dr. King states that in the early stage he has used very extensively the following preparation: Rx. Ox Gall, ounce j. Capsicum, } Gum Guaiac, } [=a][=a]., scruple iv. Leptandrin, dram iv.--Mix. This was given in doses of one grain, and repeated two or three times a day. He had also succeeded in some cases with a mixture composed as follows: Rx. Sulphur Sub., grs. iv. Gum Guaiac, grs. ij. Charcoal, grs. ij. Camphor, gr. j. Opium, grs. ss.--Mix.