Antim T. Coma, with pate face or dark red face and blue lips; muscular twitching; in infants when there is rattling sound in throat and chest; drowsiness.

Opium. From inhaling carbonic add gas; in newborn children when Ant. Tart, fails. Pulse imperceptible, face purple.

Bovista. Asphyxia due to charcoal gas.

Carboneum Sal. When due to inhaling coal gas or from alcohol.

Cochlearia. Apparent apoplectic death, after haemorrhage from lungs and nose (whooping cough in a child)

China. In new—born children after great loss of blood by the mother or if infant is pale.

Camphor. Apparent death when cause is not known.