Ailanthus ail.

Produces diarrhœa and dysentery; a low type of fever, a rash closely resembling scarlatina and great weakness. It is allied to Rhus tox.

Muttering delirium; unconsciousness, even stupor.

Suffused, photophobia.

Excoriated by an ichorous and bloody discharge.

Purplish or dusky.

Teeth covered with sordes.
Tongue dry, brown.
Throat, externally swollen, internally swollen and ulcerated, œdematous, livid; tries to hawk up mucus; pain on swallowing extends to ears.

Thin, offensive; bloody (complicating scarlatina).

Respiration irregular, rapid; cough violent, paroxysmal, on lying down, and on rising, painful.

Miliary rash, in spots, almost livid, color returns slowly when pressed, with stupor, cold skin; rapid, small pulse, excoriating discharges from mouth and nose.