Silicea. Ulcers which do sot heal quickly. Promotes healing of indolent ulcers. Better by hot dressing. Granulations difficult, proud flesh.

Acid Fluor. Ulcers relieved by cold dressing.

Hepar Sulph. An excellent remedy for curing ulcers.

Gunpowder. Ulcers commencing around the ankles and extend­ing to the knees, exuding foul pus: legs swollen, red and shiny.

Aranea Diad. Gangrenous ulcers. When Calcarea and Silicea aggravated, Ars. Alb. only partially relieved, Aranea Diad. completely cured, patient being chilly and worst on alternate days.

Hydrastis Can. Deep eating spreading ulcers upon the skin or mucus membranes with burning and thick, viscid, yellow pus.

Comocladia Dentate. Ulcers with hard edges, erysipelas of malignant nature, great swelling intense itching.

Sulphur. Ulcers with violent scratching.

Staphisagria. Skin readily ulcerates in rickety children.

Nux Mosch. Ulceration in hysterical patients.

Nat. Carb. For ulcers on heels, after walking.

Cistus Can. Indolent and gangrene is ulcers. Deep seated, eating ulcers about ankle and shin with copious acrid discharges, worse from bathing, sensitive to open air, better by warmth.

Kali Sulph. Multiple ulcers. Patient feels better in open air. rocus. Old cicatrised wounds which open again and again and suppurate.

Phosphorus. Wounds which appear to have been healed break out again and again and bleed. Desquamation of skin. Burning in the skin.

Paeonia. For ulcers caused by biting of shoes.

Tarentula Cub. Malignant gangrenous ulcers. Also for carbun­cles and boils. It stops recurrence of suppuration when Silicea fails.

Condurango. Ulcers with foul smell, ichorous, obstinate and old ulcers. Proud flesh.

Opium. Ulcers which are perfectly painless, which do not granulate and do not heal or spread. Insincerity of parts which are in a high grade of inflammation.