Un système de médecine, fondée sur la loi de homopathy . es des os. périoste. Produit de l'inflammation de l'iris. Produit une maladie appelée mercurial iritis. Produit de l'inflammation et l'ulcération de l'inflammation et l'ulcération de la gorge, la bouche et la gorge. Un célèbre^efl ect. Produit de l'élargissement et le durcissement de l'élargissement de l'Produit les glandes inguinales. et d'autres glandes. Produit des chloro-ansemia, une diminution de diminue la coagulation du sang, le sang-globules, et d'une augmentation et d'augmenter la proportion des se- de la proportion de sérum. rhum. Ulcères produit

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A system of medicine, based upon the law of homopathy . es of the bones. periosteum. Produces inflammation of the iris. Produces a disease called mercurial iritis. Produces inflammation and ulceration of Inflammation and ulceration of the throat the mouth and throat. a well-known efl^ect. Produces enlargement and hardening of Produces enlargement of the inguinal the glands. and other glands. Produces chloro-ansemia, a diminution of Diminishes the coagulation of the blood, the blood-corpuscles, and an increase and increases the proportion of se- in the proportion of serum. rum. Produces ulcers on the genital organs. Produces ulcers, with induration, on the glans and prepuce. McClelland, in a paper on the Homoeopathic Treatment of Syphi-lis, read before the Worlds Homoeopathic Convention, in 1876, says: With singular unanimity, all schools—and times—have fixed uponMercury as the great anti-syphiliticum, not by chance or arbitrary se-lection, but by virtue of its specific relation to the complaint; by virtue * Manual of Venereal Diseases.. 902 A SYSTEM OF MEDICINE. of its being one of the few known medicines having the inherent powerof inducing—in all their phases—conditions similar to those producedin the human body by the syphilitic virus. Helmuth* says: No one can deny that the pathogenesis of thepreparations of Mercury (and Arsenic) resemble in almost every par-ticular the diseases we are expecting to combat. We could quote many other names, eminent in our ranks, whofirmly believe that Mercury cures syphilis because of its similar actionupon the healthy body. Richard Hughes, however, denies that Mercury produces symptomsessentially similar to those of syphilis. He says : Have we anythingin the pathogenesy of Mercury which answers to the true hard syphi-litic infiltration (of which ulceration is but an accident), to the indo-lent and indurated swellings of the lymphatic glands, and to the papu-lar eruption ? I speak with restraint, but I cannot see that we h

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