CASE 1. Mrs. D., aged forty-eight years, suffered four years with eczema plantaris, fissured, red and painful, which gave forth a viscid secretion, drying into scales half an inch in thickness. For the past two years the patient had not been able to wear shoes nor walk any distance, owing to the excessive soreness of the feet. Patient consulted me March 1st, and the following treatment was given: Two-grain powders of the 2x trituration of _Skookum chuck_ every two hours, and an ointment applied nightly consisting of _Skookum salt_, one drachm to the ounce of _Vaseline_. In the morning the feet were washed with _Skookum chuck_ soap. April 1st the patient walked to the dispensary in felt shoes. The fissures and greenish tinge of the crusts had nearly disappeared. The two-grain powders were then given every four hours and the former treatment continued. On May 1st, patient walked to the dispensary wearing leather shoes for the first time, the ointment was stopped, the fissures and crevices being hardly perceptible. The patient was advised to wash the feet night and morning with the _Skookum chuck_ soap. June 1st patient presented herself, stating that she had very little trouble with her feet, except some tenderness upon a misstep. Appearance good. A powder of the 3x was given every night, together with the continued washing of the feet night and morning. July 1st the patient was discharged cured. CASE 2. Mrs. B., aged twenty-eight, eczema of the nose of one year's standing. The usual ointments were given, but without result. March 15th the following treatment was given: Five-grain powder of the 2x trituration _Skookum chuck_ four times a day, together with the _Skookum_ ointment applied nightly. This case was entirely cured in six weeks. CASE 3. Mrs. H., aged twenty-three, benign growth in left breast about the size of a walnut; first noticed about eight months previously. Upon strict inquiry, no history of cancer or tuberculosis was given. One-grain powders of the 1x were given, the first week every four hours. Two-grain powders of the 2x were given every four hours the second week. Five-grain powders of the 3x were given the third week and continued seven weeks, when the patient was discharged cured. CASE 4. Mr. S. was afflicted with eczema of the scalp, which spread from back of the ears to the eyebrows, covering the entire scalp with a squamous or scabby eczema, accompanied with a constant itching and shedding of scales. On March 18th the following treatment was given: Head to be washed four times a day with _Skookum chuck_ soap. A five-grain powder 2x trituration was given every hour during the first week, when _Sulphur_, third decimal, was given for three days, and _Skookum chuck_, second decimal, was continued for one week. One-grain powder of the 1x was given in water four times a day for two weeks; then the third decimal trituration was used until June 1st, when patient was discharged cured.