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| Con. | (Old.) | The Consul. |
Conium, with age advancing, Thou art tremulous and weak, Finding as thy memory faileth Mind employment vain to seek.
Giddy thou in bed on turning, Dizzy oft with dazzled sight, Drooping lids, and feeble vision Coupled with a dread of light.
Trembling after defecation Urine stopping in its flow. Hath a wife, whose breasts are tender Just before the monthly show.
Womb and ovary indurated, Carcinoma of the breast, Asthma that affects the aged, Cough on lying down to rest.
Dark peechae of old people, Liver spots upon the skin, Ailments caused by gland contusion, Whence orchitis may set in.
Sick and faint in early morning, Ebbing low the vital springs, Worse when resting,- better walking, Craving salt and acid things.
The Consul,-Has interrupted flow of urine.
The Consul, Clement, is with the Spanish Magnate, Aco Dios.
This Consul,- Who is subject to Photophobia, -Is in the haunts of the ggamblers, with Eugene Glo-gel, the Jew, up on the coast of Russia.
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| Cro. | (Crow.) | The Crone. |
Crocus,-Thous of symptom rare, Like a jumping here and there- Like a living something in Stomach, womb or abdomen, Thine a bleeding,- clotted, black,- From the womb or nasal track, Bleeding nose with paling face, Or 'til syncope takes place. Bleeding womb with clammy sweat, And the nerves all in a fret, Like chorea in display, Or hysteric mania.
The Crone,- Has Nose-bleed, with pale face.
The Crone seeks the carver in China.
This Crone,-Who is subject to a sensation as of something within jumping, or alive moving,-Has a seat at the Inn.
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| Cup. | (Cup.) | The Cooper. |
Cuprum signs his name in cramp, Cramp and spasm is his stamp- Screaming spasms, rigid, blue, Lockjaw and chorea, too, Glottis spasm-spasms of Scarlatina, whooping cough. Cramp and vomiting combined, As in cholera we find. Chills are his that foremost set On the back-and bloody sweat. Ailments that in groups prevail, Time of new moon, suiting well.
The Cooper,-Has Bloody sweat.
The Cooper, Crotal Kip, is eloping with the niece of Hama Tere, the Nun.
This Cooper,- Who is subject to cramps,- Is at Magnet Plat, on coon river, with Col. Dio Viburu.
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| Cyc. | (Cycle.) | The Cycler. |
Cyclamen,-Judging by results, Thou art the analogue of Puls. In stomach troubles quite complete, Tho' not in coughing in thy sleep. In female ailments most confessed, By Menses scanty or suppressed. But blinding headache-flickering sight- These two, are thine, by special right.
The Cycler,-Has Blinding Headache.
The Cycler, Iris Kalb, is gaining on Madge Po.
This Cycler,-Who is subject to Flickering before the sight,-Is at Leslie Arbor.
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| Dig. | (2nd D.) | The Ditcher. |
Digitalis pulse is slow, Body temperature too low. Pale and bloated is the skin, Water 'ccumulates within. Weak and failing is the heart, Deathly nausea taking part. Hydrothorax-emphysema Cynosis-pale oedema Jaundice, too, and ash gray stools, Show how digitalis rules.
The Ditcher,-has Gray stools.
The Ditcher, Job Chel-chi, has choice apples for the Nun Pho-pha.
This Ditcher,- Who is subject to a slow pulse,-Is at Kalmi Zoo, seeking for Laura Vera, the Greek.
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| Dio. | Dido. |
Dioscorea,-Tincture drops- The screaming pain of colic stops. Which pain may come in shifting throes, Invading finger ends and toes. Hot fluid stools may 'company it, And sinking at the stomach pit. On which pyrosis may attend, With night emissions in the trend. With this array, one other sin, The felon, when it first sets in.
Dido,- Has a Felon.
Dido, Anthra, has an eye on Flora, the woman is sailing habit.
This Dido,- Who is subject to Colic,- Is at Col. Robert N. Plumb's in the same Cafe, with Pastor Cepa, and his sweet child Madge
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| Dro. | (DD.) | The Drover. |
Drosera,-Thy callings are Whooping cough, and chest catarrh. Cough that vomiting invites, Cough consumption- cough at nights- Cough with sputum bloody-green, Cough and hoarseness of the Dean.
The Drover,- Has Whooping Cough.
The Drover, Trip Cooper, moved the box of coral and amber.
This Drover,-Who is subject to cough with green sputum,-Asked to stand by the Kid on the Car step.
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| Dul. | (1st D.) | The Duke. |
Dulcamara,-Sounds the chime, "I'm for mucus-I'm for slime, Slime-or blood and slime, let loose, I discharge from pipe or sluce." Diarrhoea, is my boast, A catarrhal kind the most. Oft my skin is itching, dry, Burning after scratching-Aye, And if hive, or rash strike in, Pains and asthma supervene. From a dampness, cold, or rain, Comes my mucous flux, or pain. From a cold my ills arise; Warmth or motion mollifies.
The Duke,-Has ailments caused by cold, damp weather, or getting the feet cold and damp.
The Duke, Rodger DeKalb, came with Phyllis to tea.
This Duke,-Who is subject to diarrhoea,- Is at Ira Croton's and is paying the vicious woman, Sue Gambo's impish child, Pete, for bitter apples.
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| Euca. | (Euchre.) | Eula. |
Eucalyptus,-Now we sing- "Good for almost every thing"- If we fluid extract choose, Five to sixty drops we use. Dropped on sugar when so used, Or in milk or water fused. These ailments well defined, As the Eucalyptus kind- Pains, in stomach, kidney, heart, Lung or eye, or other part. Diphtheritic exudation- Bowel and stomach ulceration- Dire Malaria-typhoid low Purging dysenteric flow- Dropsy-diabetic drain- Enuresis-shameful bane. Aiding inward medication By a local application.
Eula,-Has Ulceration of the stomach.
Eula Hyde is joking with the Spanish bishop, Webster DeKalb.
This Eula,-Who is subject to Malaria,- Is in China going in a lonely lane with Apis Vera, the Arab.
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| Euph. | Eugene. |
Euphrasia,-We may emphasize For pain in general in the eyes. And all catarrhal states of them, With scalding tears,-or blearing phlegm. Or blinking lids, with circling rash, Such is his theraputic hash.
Eugene,-Has pain in the eyes.
Eugene,- Spi-onos, picked the canful of prunes for the old squaw, Ruth Agar.
This Eugene,-Who is subject to having phelgm in the eyes,-Is pale and joyless.
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| Ferr. p. | The Fop. |
Ferrum phos.- Headache boss- Is first in inflammation. First in fever, Prime reliever In bleeding complication.
Whirling, Giddy, Gait unsteady, All pains by motion double. Undigested Stools-attest it, In case of bowel trouble.
The Fop,-Has Congestive Headache.
The Fop, Jesse Mel, Is with the base juggler, Cato.
This Fop,-Who is subject to Vertigo,
-Is at Camp Bovis, with the ugly and
abusive Man, Coni.
Ferrum,-With complexion white,
Calls a crimson blush on sight,
From emotion, or from pain,
With confusion of the brain.
Loses blood with passive flow,
Thus prolonging monthly "show".
But anemia is the key,
To choicest treasury.
Irene,-Has Anemia.
Irene Kip picks at Helen Calp, the lady
cyclist.
This Irene,-Who is subject to easy blushing,-
Is on St. Meli Plat, aiding Amy Bell.
Fluoric acid,-Call we for,
Or maybe Calcium fluor.
When syphilis we clearly note,
Especially on the tongue or throat.
When teeth and bones are in decay,
And specks are on the cornea.
When scars of wounds reopen, and
Hard knots show on the mammary gland.
When Goiter, felon, Nail disease,
And fistula put in their pleas.
Flora,-Has Deformed Nails.
Flora Gray, is sewing a coat for Aunt Lyde.
This Flora,- Who is affected with Goitre,-
Is at Naja, in the arbor, with the sport,
Jo Ova Fucus.
Gelsemium,-Thou drowsy sprite!
In fevers showing thy delight.
An intermittent type thy gem,
With drowsy chill at 4 p. m.
And night sweat with a pimpled skin,
To measles showing closest kin.
There may be hiccough to sustain,
Or vaginismus in thy train,
Or local spasm-Tetanus-
Convulsions or paralysis.
With drooping lids, and urine drip,
And check to swallowing a sip.
With vision blurred and vertigo,
And headache eased by urine flow.
Numb tongue, and heart that seems to need
That one should move to give it speed.
By seeking much to be alone,
Thy worriment of mind is shown.
Whilst in thy stomach seems to sit
A death-like goneness at the pit.
The while thy suffering wife sustains,
False labor, and sore after pains.
Jesse,-Has drooping eyelids.
Jesse Knight, the old gray plumber,
is calling to his Kid, from a vessel
on the coast of Russia.
This Jesse,-Who is subject to a numbness
of the tongue,-Is in the coach with
Nathan J. Agar, and Amber Inn.
Glonoine,-Bespeaks the job,
When the keynote is a throb.
Or when Death adjusts his traps,
In the form of a collapse.
Is there any one who has them-
Failing heart, or shock, or spasm.
Ague-asthma, hiccough? or
Throbbing pains, that always are
Worse by motion, or a jar?
Then give Glonoine a call,
And find rescue from the thrall.
Glora,-Has Heart failure.
Glora Crat, Is with Horace, the ailing
actor, in the Cafe at Adon.
This Glora,-Who is subject to throbbing
carotids,-Is at Meli, with a box of gold
from China.
Graphites,-Thy keynote appears,
In oozing rawness round the ears.
And in the creases of the skin,
Where rolls of fat are folded in.
And itching scabs, with watery base,
(Whilst Hepar scabs, show bloody trace.
And Mezereum scabs are dry,
And club-moss gives a scale supply).
Thy aching head, feels pithy-numb,-
Thy scalp is capped with scabby gum,
Thy eyes glued up, and canthi red,
Thy face with cobweb, feels o'erspread,
Thy tongue is blistered-nostrils sore,-
Thy sense of smell enhanced galore,
Thy ears molesting sounds attack,
Thy jaws when chewing grate and crack.
Thy abdomen is swollen,-tense,-
Thy knotted stools a dire offense,
Thy anus sore, prolapsed and cracked,
With burning haemorrhoids impacted.
Thy urine sediment is white,
Thy privates in oedemic plight.
Or damp with filthy sweat and sore,
Or spread with itching pimples o'er.
Thy ailments feminine may show
Pudendal itching, ere the "flow,"
And morning sickness at the date,
Of coming, which may be too late.
A leucorrhoea white, and thin,
Between the menses may set in.
An induration of a kind,
An inflammation leaves behind,
In ovary or mammary gland;
Or seen in cracked and hardened hand-
To all flesh food thou art averse,
And to all sweetmeats even worse.
Though better walking in the air,
A chilling wind thou canst not bear.
Grace,-Has Rawness in the folds of the skin.
Grace Bacil is the Pete Calvin's slim child.
This Grace,-Who is subject to agglutinated eyelids,-
Is at Palm Arbor, with eye askant for Eugene
Bari-bor, the Potter.
Hamamelis,-Thee we greet,
Victor of the bleeding fleet.
All excretions show the stain
Of thy haemorrhagic drain.
Passive bleeding-constant-slow
From thy veins where'er they go.
Even from thy skin a drain
Such as inward parts sustain.
Knotted are thy veins, and red,
Where the flames of "Itis" spread.
And if broken-thus induced
Ulceration is produced.
Pains that on thy testes seize,
Or thy consort's ovaries,
Or rheumatic twinges sore,
She with thee must needs deplore
Or prolapsus of the womb,
Or the rectum be her doom.
Whilst in floods her monthly "guest"
Comes-or stupor if suppressed.
Water turns thy stomach-yea
Even thought of drinking may.
Ham,-Has varicose veins.
Ham Cardu is with Lady Flora at the
Zoo.
This Ham,-Who is subject to Haemorrhage,-
Is with Achsa, the Spanish Imp, and Cato
up at the Indian fountain by Trilby Mills,
looking for the aged Secal.
Hecla lava,-Thine to foil
Jaw bone tumor, and gum boil,
Yea, all tumors of the bone,
Power to vanquish thou hast shown.
Hector,-Has Bone Tumor.
Hector Nick, the Still Kid, is posing
as the golden calf.
This Hector,-Who is subject to gum boils,-
Is at the home of Silas Bell.
Helleborus,-May arrest,
Dropsy of the brain and chest.
Sudden dropsy suits him best.
Fils with rolling eyes upturned,
Shrieks and twitches are discerned.
Greedy drinking-gagging-chewing,
Show the evil he is doing.
Which to mania, may press,
Palsy or paralysis.
In the urine red, abounds
Sediment like coffee grounds.
Or the scanty pot shows flecks,
As of black and floating specks.
Chills and heat in alternation,
Of his trend, give intimation.
Worse by thinking of the pain,
P. M.- 4 to 8 - the same.
The Negro,- Has Water on the Brain.
The Negro, Kid Bacil, is a dying baby.
This Negro,-Who is subject to rolling
of the head,-Is at the Zoo, with Belle
Apo, the poetess.
Hepar,-Thine an inflammation,
In the suppurative stage.
All the parts affected tender,
Every nerve upon the edge.
In the brain one side, a pressing
Line therein a peg or nail.
And while crusts beset the eyelids,
Ulcer spects the balls assail.
From thy ears foul pus discharges,
Whilst a scurf is on them seen;
From the nose flows fetid mucus,
Yet the sense of smell is keen.
Bones of nose and face are tender,
Swollen is the upper lip,
Mouth replete with angry ulcers,
Teeth ache from cold water sip.
In thy throat is felt a feeling
Like a splinter, or a plug;
And thy tender stomach suffers,
When the clothes fit close and smug.
Apetite that craveth acids,
Abdomen distented tight;
Stools, though soft, of tardy passage,
Odor sour- color light.
Tardy start when passing urine,
Dribbling after flowing vent;
Urine burning-bloody-milky,
Having whitish sediment.
Weakness in the chest and hoarseness,
Cough induced when any part
Feels a touch of cold exposure,
Or from victuals cold will start.
Glands affected-swollen, tender,
Pain as from a bruise or boil;
Or as from a dislocation,
Fainting from a touch-recoil.
Skin unhealthy-scratches fester,
Ulcers tender, burn and bleed.
Humid tetter and eczema
Into pimple crops proceed.
Ever chilly-need of wrapping
When exposed to open air.
Sweating from the least exertion,
Smelling sour everywhere.
Chancres, and excoriations,
On the genitals behold;
Ulcerations, itching, burning,
With the scent of cheese, when old.
Worse at night, and in the morning,
During sleep, and in the cold,
Better during mid-day hours,
And in wrappings warming fold.
Hebe,-Has suppuration.
Hebe Calen'-jo, seems to be sleeping.
This Hebe,-Who is subject to sour sweat,-
Is absent with black Mag Rheu-jo, in the
slums of Quebec.
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Flora.
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Jesse.
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