The Homoeopathic World A Monthly Journal of Medical Social and Sanitary Science

And to the readers of the 40MEOPATHIC WORLD must be given the credit of tiaviit provided one of the most useful sections of this opportunity in response to the birthday appeal of its present'editor." Homeopathic World.1 May el 1906. [...] The Star of April 19th thus announced the sad calamity and at the same time recalled the fact that M. Curie ciartne of a homeopathic stock :— "-k Reuter.47vire from Paris this eveninig announces that the death has taken place of M. Curie the discoverer of radium N.; the result of czirriagt accident. [...] " In 1903 the Royal Academy of Stockhi'ilm awarded the Nobel Prize of 100 000 crowns to Cirrie apd Becquerel the latter ha4ving given the first indiotions*of the 'hew force in 1896 shortly after the discovery of Roentgen. [...] So the chloride of sodillin contents of the Homburg Elisabethebrunnen for instance corresponds with the second homeopathic dilution and the bicarbonate of magnesia 'amount of the Landffalenbrunnen is not less than our fourth onfitth potencies. [...] amount of bicabonate of magnesia acts not only on le stomach bowels and liver but also on The muscles and joints whilst the Stahand.itisenbrunneit producesithe ferrum symptoms altered compositionsoj the blood pathologiAl state of the circulating apparatus of the blood-buildings organs and of the nervous system.