FIRST PROVING BY R. E. ALBERTSON.

Commence at bedtime Tuesday, May 12, 1896.

Wednesday, May 13, 1896.--Awoke this morning after a very refreshing

night's sleep, feeling as well as usual; and did not notice anything out

of the ordinary during the entire day. Had stool, but somewhat scanty.

Appetite fair.

Thursday, May 14, 1896.--Did not rest very well during night. Had dream

I was spending summer in country. Did not get into anything like a sound

sleep until near morning; and then was very reluctant about getting up;

would have preferred to have had a couple hours more of such sleep. I

have noticed nothing in the course of the day worthy of mention

excepting a pain across the small of the back, which lasted only a short

time and then disappeared. Stool to-day little better than yesterday.

Friday, May 15, 1896.--Another restless night; would get into a light

sleep off and on until near morning. Dreamed again; this time of an

exciting fire drill. Up to to-day had been taking _Cornus alternifolia_

thrice daily; 3 drops 30th, commencing with this morning every three

hours. Stool to-day at first hard and difficult, then loose. Nothing

further noticed to-day.

Saturday, May 16, 1896.--Passed a very restless and sleepless night;

guess I was awake at the striking of every hour. Tongue has been coated

a yellowish white for a couple of days. Stool to-day, but scanty. Feel

as well as usual, but don't seem to have the ambition to do anything for

any length of time.

Sunday, May 17, 1896.--Experienced another very restless and sleepless

night. Felt an aching in left shoulder and dull pain across forehead,

more particularly on right side. Stool to-day and appetite fair.

Monday, May 18, 1896.--While I passed another restless night, it was not

as bad as nights previous. Seem to hear every little noise and sound.

When once awake, mind becomes active and then it is difficult to get

into a sleep again. Have dreamed something mostly every night; some of

which I do not remember.

Tuesday, May 19, 1896.--Rested somewhat better last night; though was

awake off and on. Last dose taken at bedtime.

Wednesday, May 20, 1896.--Experienced another restless night; was awake

most of the night until about 3 A.M., when I dropped off into a sleep.

Friday, May 22, 1896.--Noticed a little sore inside of mouth (left

side), which by Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday had become very

annoying. When eating anything that came in contact with it, or even

when moving the mouth in a certain direction would cause a sticking,

pricking pain. I also want to mention a few eruptions, small pustules on

face and neck, which appeared during this proving.

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