acetin and caffeine ; the trouble was temporary. No disease causes us such anxiety ¡is the so-called false angina pectoris ; the attacks are often terrific, accompanied by great pain, anxiety, sense of suffocation, und the fear of impending death. In false angina ¡ill the symptoms may be as severe as in true angina, dependent upon organic disease of the heart or the coronary arteries ; the pulse may be rapid and the extremities cold in false ¡is in true. Our main reliance in