Specific remedies including brief early 20th century case studies for clinical conditions, which are divided into four sections: the -algias (pain), the -itises (inflammation), functional changes and structural changes.

The publisher:

SEVERAL of my student graduates of the State Univer-sity of Iowa, and a few others have written me, lately, asking me to put in book form the indications for our homeopathic remedies for patients suffering from mental and nervous diseases. They request that l give the indications for the remedies as I did in my lectures and clinics, grouping the Symptoms and ranking them from my experience. Some say that such conditions as tabes dorsalis, in fact all men.al conditions, are not treated fully enough in our text books on Homeopathy—not a» fully as they were treated in my lectures. A few suggest that the sub-division of many subjects which were treated as one twenty-five years ago would throw light on the "elective affinity" of drugs as well as the action of the drug upon the tissue affected, thus making the selection of the indicated remedy easier.
And finally, a few of my old school friends believe that a book based upon "up-to-date" symptomatology and diagnosis with such a presentation as I make for the selection of the indicated remedy would induce more of their school to prescribe according to homeopathic prin-ciples. With the hope that the request.- may be met and the last suggestion may become a realized fact, this book is presented to the medical profession.