CROTALUS CASCAVELLA We commence the publication of our provings by the symptoms of the Crotalus Cascavella, not so much on account of the importance of the ...

CONVOLVULUS DUARTINUS. (NOBIS) CGNVUL. BLURT. CALONYCTION sPECIOSUM. (D. C.) IPOMEA BONA NOR. (LINN.) CONVOLVULUS PULCHERRIMUS. (WELL.) MORNING-GLORY THIS ...

CERVUS BRAZILICUS (NOBIS) CERV. BRAZILIAN STAG; GUAZOUTI. PORTUG: GOUAZOUPITA. This stag whose forms are extremely fine and graceful, inhabits the forests of ...

CANNA ANGUSTIFOLIA C. ANG. CANNA GLAUCA. PORTUG.: IMBIRI This plant inhabits damp regions, or the borders of brooks. Its stem is erect, cylindrical, growing ...

BUFO SAHYTIENSIS. (NOBIS.) BUFO. BUFO AGUA (LAT.) TOAD THIs toad is found all over America; it inhabits swamps and marshy regions. It is as big as two fists, ...

BLATTA AMERICANA (LAM.) BLATTA. KAKERLAT AMERICANA OAR.) PORTUG.: BARATTA. The blatta americana, which is very common in Brazil, where it inhabits human ...

ARISTOLOCHIA MILHOMENS (NOBIS.) ARIST. ARISTOLOCHIA GLANDIFLORA (GOM.) -ARISTOLOCHIA CYMBIFERA (MART.) SNAKE-ROOT A climbing plant with a glabrous stem; ...

AMPHISBOENA VERMICULARIS AMPH. Tate species moves either backwards or forwards, as occasion may require, and is quite frequent in the woods of Brazil. Its ...

Zingiber officinale. Head. Congestion of blood to the head, especially the temples. Pressure over the left eye. Drawing, aching pain over the eyebrows. ...

Zincum metallicum. Mind and Disposition. Very variable mood : at noon, low-spirited ; and in the evening, hilarity, or vice versa. Morose and indisposed to ...