Ogden, Ind., Aug. 25, 1900. To the Editor: —I read with much interest Dr. Moyer's article on castor-oil in neuralgia, and also the article by Dr. Caldwell on the same subject. I have a patient under my care who has suffered for years with supraorbital neuralgia. She has been under the care of various physicians, who have prescribed cod-liver oil and other restoratives, and probably the entire list of anodynes and analgesics. The patient having a history of chronic constipation I began the use of Dorsey's solution, but the attacks returned with their usual severity and regularity. About two months ago I began the use of the following: I have given the above every day since beginning the treat-ment. The patient has had but one attack since, and that a very mild one. Her general appearance is much improved, and her chronic constipation is a thing of the past.