Lachesis. This remedy may be given in 200 or 1000 dilution to be repeated weekly or monthly respectively.

Variolinum. It is an excellent remedy as curative as well as pre­ventive. A dose of this should be given at the commence­ment of the treatment. The normal treatment with other remedies should be started 24 hours after. For prevention of the disease the medicine should be given once a week in 200 dilution. It is never to be used below 200. It cures disfigurement of the face left by small pox. Give one dose of 200 potency every week, three or four doses along with other indicated remedies. No other medicine to be given on the day Variolinum is administered.

Bryonia. First stage remedy with high fever and great thirst. The eruptions are slow to appear. All symptoms are worse by motion.

Antim Tart. It is said to have moderated the entire course of the disease. Normally it is to be given in the second stage when the pustules have formed.

Thuja. In eruptive stage with milky, flat, painful, offensive pustules upon a dark inflamed area. Especially suitable in sycotic patients.

Sarracenia. It is an excellent remedy for small-pox. It can be given in any stage. It not only cuts short the period of in­cubation, but also stops pitting. It is said to have proved successful as curative as well as preventive.

Veratrum Vir. Pulse full and rapid, headache worse on the back of head, fever with perspiration with head hot and extremi­ties cold.

Malandrium. It is another preventive for small-pox. Ill effects of vaccination. Skin regains rough, unhealthy, dry after vaccination. If given along with vaccination, the vaccination will not take.

Cuprum Acet. Small pox with accelerated pulse; cramping spasms in the chest; difficult breathing; prostration; loss of appetite; face red and swollen; delirious; cramps in the calves; eruptions consisting of spots of different sizes.

Belladonna. Throbbing headache, purplish face, dry throat, full bounding pulse. Child wants the head to be held and tied very tightly by cloth.

Phosphorus. When there is complication of pneumonia or with marked haemorrhagic feature or both. Bright red blood from lungs which is so severe as would induce fainting and exhaustion. Bleeding from small points or individual pocks.

Hamamelis. Haemorrhagic variety of small pox with dark oozing, bleeding from the gums, nose, rectum and genital organs.

Acid Nitric. Haemorrhage from bowels and violent bleeding from nose. The blood is bright and hot.

Muriatic. Acid. Last stage of the disease where the perspiration is excessive and the patient is in a sunken, exhausted and collapsed condition. Patient loses-control of his functions as a result of disorganization of the blood.

Lachesis. >> Best suited for putrid types of the disease with general

Crotalus. >> exhaustion, stupor and blood disorganization.

Hepar Sulph. This remedy is used to hasten the suppuration of diseased glands or abscesses.