The material was drawn from journals of all "schools," wherever a paper could be found that seemed to contain something not to be found in medical-book literature, and to be honestly written. The new remedies of the laboratory have been purposely ignored because they do not come in the scheme of this book, they having a literature of their own that, not infrequently, may be had "free on request" to the laboratories. Only remedies (with a few exceptions) such as nature gives us are included in this work. And now the task completed naught remains but for the compiler to subscribe himself, EDWARD POLLOCK ANSHUTZ. _1011 Arch St., Philadelphia, January 2, 1900._ LIST OF REMEDIES. Acalypha Indica, 1 Acidum lacticum, 4 Æthiop's antimonialis, 5 Agave Americana, 8 Ambrosia artemisiæfolia, 11 Amygdalus persica, 12 Anagalis arvensis, 15 Arsenicum bromatum, 20 Aspidospermine, 26 Aurum muriaticum natronatum, 27 Avena sativa, 36 Aviaire, 41 Azadirachta Indica, 38 Bacillinum, 41 Bellis perennis, 60 Berberis aquifolium, 62 Blatta orientalis, 65 Boletus laricis, 79 Calcarea renalis præparata, 81 Ceanothus Americanus, 85 Cephalanthus occidentalis, 86 Cereus Bonplantii, 87 Cheiranthus cheiri, 98 Chionanthus Virginica, 99 Cornus alternifolia, 104 Cratægus oxyacantha, 108 Cuphea viscosissima, 114 Echinacea angustifolia, 115 Epigea repens, 129 Eryngium aquaticum, 131 Euphorbia corollata, 133