Gall- stones, with pain under the right shoulder blade--CHELIDONIUM Terrible attacks of gall-stone colic--CARD MARIANUS Bilious colic, followed by jaundice; clay-colored stool-- BERBERI VULGARIS Dr HC ALLEN I have known cases of habitual colic from gall stones checked and further formation of the stones prevented by this remedy. One of them was a very bad case, for which DR PULTE prescribed CARDUUS MARINUS. Her daughter inherited the trouble, and I saw her, in consultation with another physician, at once of these terrible attacks of gall stone colic. She could not lie down, but sat in her chair, bent over forward, for forty-eight hours, and during this time she passed two hundred gall stones, very hard and nearly the size and shape of a beech-nut, which were found by washing the faeces. I have a dozen or so now in a little vial in my office. DR NASH