Dr. Hannon (_Presse Med. Belge_, 1853) mentions that he had found _Thlaspi_ very useful in hæmorrhage when the blood was poor in fibrine. Dr. Heer (Berlin _Med. Zeit._, 1857) found _Thlaspi_ efficacious in the dysuria of old persons, when the passage of the urine is painful and there is at the same time spasmodic retention of it. On giving the medicine, a large quantity of white or red sand is discharged, and the troublesome symptoms disappear. Dr. Joussett (_Bull. de la Soc. Hom. de France_, 1866) had a case of hæmorrhage, after miscarriage, at three months. He tried _Sabina_, _Secale_, _Crocus_, tampons soaked in chloride of iron, but all in vain. He consulted Dr. Tessier, who recommended him to try _Thlaspi_, 20 drops of the mother tincture in a draught; at the second spoonful the hæmorrhage ceased. He found it useful in hæmorrhage with severe uterine colic, with clots of blood, in that following miscarriage, in the metrorrhagias at the menopause, and in those associated with cancer of the neck of the uterus. He found good effects from the dilutions in some of these cases. Dr. Jousset, in his _Elements de Med. Prat._, repeats his recommendation of _Thlaspi_ in hæmorrhages. My own experience of _Thlaspi_ is very small. In one case Dr. Rafinesque, of Paris, cleverly "wiped my eye," to use a sporting term, with this medicine. A young French widow was treated by me for a severe attack of jaundice, from which she made a good recovery. But after this she suffered for a couple of months from a very peculiar discharge after the catamenial flux. It had the appearance of brownish, grumous blood, and was attended with obscure abdominal pains. The cervix uteri was swollen and soft, but not ulcerated. I tried and tried to stop this discharge, but without success. She went back to Paris and put herself under the care of Dr. Rafinesque, who was her ordinary medical attendant. He tried several different medicines without any effect on the discharge. At last he gave _Thlaspi_, 6th dilution, and this had an immediate good effect. Afterwards he gave the mother tincture, 10 drops in 200 grms. of water, by spoonfuls, and again in the 6th dilution, and after keeping her on this medicine for some weeks the discharge was completely cured. The full details of the case will be found in the _Brit. Journ. of Hom._, vol. 32, p. 370.