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| Agar. | Hagar. |
Agaricus affects the spine To this her ailments all incline. She hath tender spine, and pains From every motion it sustains. Hath bearing down pains most intense, And giddiness with falling thence. Convulsions, trembling, twitching, starts Paralysis in various parts. Like chilblains, on the surface spread. Or spots that feel as cold as ice, That come and vanish in a trice.
Hagar has a tender spine.
Hagar Tell, the weeping sqaw, is with John Zee.
This Hagar, who is subject to chilblains, poor urchin, is at the Abbots.
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| Agn. | Agnus |
Agnus castus, Thine the fire of inordinate desire, Which may render marriage use Void, from sexual abuse. With a weak and absent mind Much to self-contempt inclined. Body wrecked, wherein compete Leucorrhoea drain, and gleet.
Agnus has Leucorrhoea.
Agnus Helen Euca, the Creole, seeks to hide from the Boer thug, Ova Carba, as she passes the Mug Inn, with Ida Calvin.
This Agnus, who is subject to absence of mind, is away on the coast of India with the hapless nun of St. Para.
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| Ail. | Alien. |
Ailanthus. We discern in thee Low scarlet fever's effigy. A mind in semi-conscious state, Bowels moved in act to urinate, Pulse rapid, and the breathing too, A rash of dark and livid hue, A throat all swollen, purple, sore, With angry ulcers studded o'er, A nose discharging bloody flow, And tongue and teeth of typhoid show.
The Alien, - Has malignant exanthema.
The Alien Carbola Kip is with the ailing woman, Phyllis Ammon.
This Alien, - Who is subject to semi-consciousness, - Is in Russia with Phebe Bell, the mute Baptist.
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| Alo. | Alonzo. |
Aloes growls In his bowels: While his stools Break the rules; Make their door Burning sore; Lest it hath Cooling bath. So, with sweat, Weak and wet, Bides he in Pimply skin.
Alonzo,- Has involuntary stools.
Alonzo Moss seeks a row with the Sour Negro, Hyson Opi, the Carver.
This Alonzo, - Who is subject to gurgling in the bowels, - Is at the pools of Croton Arbor.
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| Alu. | (2nd W - Clay.) | Alfred. |
Alumina affects the spine, And hence (a paralytic sign). The heavy, weary weight he feels Adown his legs, with soft, numb heels. All, all is dryness of his kin, All dry and itching is his skin, And dry the mucous tract within. And hence his knotty stools delay; Hence dry and sore his nose alway, And dry his face, and tightly drawn As from the white of egg dried on. Yea, dry his throat and bronchial track, From whence his morning hawking hack. And with it in his throat a prickling, As if from pin or splinter sticking. A burning soreness marks these states, Which cooling water mitigates. A dizziness affects his head, That causes forward falling dread. Strange freaks of taste his longings mock, As craving pencils, rags or chalk. Of vegetable victuals, he Finds out potatoes disagree. Whilst salt, and pepper, and hot spices, A tantalizing cough entices.
Alfred, - Has a depraved appetite.
Alfred Nick, -Has one old Greek coin.
This Alfred,- Who is subject to Harsh, Dry Skin,- Is at the Gas Works.
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| Amb. | Ambrosa. |
Ambra grisea- Nervous Sprite! Lying wakeful all the night, Wheezing, coughing with a gulp, Dizzy headed, sitting up. Belching oft, and feeling then Coldness in the abdomen. Every little trifling thing Doth a show of menses bring. With an itching that compels Rubbing of the genitals. Better in the cold to stay, After eating, too, alway. Worse from music- worse when warm, Even victuals warm do harm.
Ambrosa,- Feels better when Cold.
Ambrosa Fluor, is in with Polar Jo.
This Ambrosa,- Who is subject to coldness in the abdomen,- Is at Camp Cove, with her lady waiter and coachman.
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| Am. c. | (Ammon.) | Amanda. |
Ammonium carb. inclines to faint, With burning as a marked complaint- the chest and anus burn, while flows A burning liquid from the nose. Blue are the lips, oppressed the breath When in a warm room as in death. Whilst all the joints feel on a strain, Especially at a time of rain.
Amanda,- Feels worse when warm.
Amanda Car seeks to aid her rich Aunt Ida in buying a sample of tea.
This Amanda,- Who is subject to fainting,- Is at the hovel of St. Acon, with Laura the Nun, and her black cook, Asa Mos.
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| Am. m. | Amos. |
Ammonium mur, With pallid face, And burning lips, we note thy case. With coldness of the feet and back Between the shoulders, this the track. With legs so slender- tottery, bent- And sweating feet of fetid scent. And sluggish bowels, like stubborn mules, That long delay the crumbling stools.
Amos,- Has Dry, Crumbling Stools.
Amos Mag. mur.,- Has a snug awning.
This Amos,- Who is subject to foul odor of the feet,- Is at Black clay Bar, with Silas Gravy and Pete Sanicula.
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| Amy | Amy. |
Amyl's sanguine current rushes To the face with reddening flushes. Starts a heart-pang; thence proceeding, Sets the nose or lungs to bleeding. Then brings state of nerve chaotic, Fits- and fainting- pains spasmodic; And including in its grouping Asthma dire and cough with whooping. Daily inhalations, short, are Cure for exophthalmic goitre. Decimal drops I would propose As the most befitting dose.
Amy,- Has flushes of heat.
Amy Su Sang is an ugly, fussy maid.
This Amy,- Who is subject to a red face,- Is at sweet Irene's jubilee.
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| Ana. | Ana. |
Anacardium, To thee, We accord insanity; An obsession as it were, with propensity to swear, With opposing will imbued, And a sense as if pursued. with sensation anywhere, Like a plug impacted there; Or, as if a part were bound With a hoop or band around. With desire for stool, in vain, Urgent efforts nothing gain. Good for old folks,- nervous, daft,- Very sensitive to draught.
Ana,- Has propensity to swear.
Ana Vera has a dark India lily.
This Ana,- Who is subject to vain calls to stool,- Is at Api Sil's with her amber lantern.
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| Ant. c. | Aunt. |
Antimonium crudum, We Find in nausea call for thee, Call when in a drowsy heat, Vomiting and gagging meet. Thine, with tendency to doze, Vertigo with bleeding nose, Itching eyelids, gummed all o'er, Outer angles cracked and sore, Hollow teeth in aching plight, Worse when eating and at night. Mouth with corners sore and cracked, Cheeks with scabs and pimples packed, Tongue with coating white and thick, Stomach belching, retching, sick. Stools, when not in thin purgation, Bound and loose in alternation. Tender soles that hurt to walk, Corns upon the feet in style, Sore and tender all the while. Joint-pains in the fingers seated, Failing breath when overheated. Ailments all are worse from wine, Heat of sun, or in sunshine. When an infant thou didst cry, When a stranger caught thine eye.
Aunty,- Has Eructations.
Aunty Platt,- Is jawing the young spalpin, Jo Potter.
This Aunty,- Who is subject to a white tongue,- Is at Bishop Carbola's, on his pony, "Vim."
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| Apis | (2nd Y.) | Apollis. |
Apis stings, and burns and bloats, Every itis chimes these notes, In the ovary, and brain, In the urinary lane, In the fever's burning flame, Piercing shrieks, in brain affections, Tenderness in ailing sections, Ague and chill at 3 p. m., Hives that to the chill lay claim, Thirstless heat, and Burning, lowered, By cold water on it poured, These to Apis we accord.
Apollis,- Has stinging pains.
Apollis Theri, Is in a sinful mob, with Ham, the thug.
This Apollis,- Who is thirstless, tho' feverish,- Is at the Inn with Pattie the Negro.
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| Apoc. | Apollo. |
Apocynum, To thee we come, In case of Haemorrhage from the Womb, or when Amenorrhoea, note, Attend with abdominal bloat. To thee we also often come, In case of Martyrdom to rum. For dropsy, chronic or acute, Most apt thou art, the case to suit. Whilst we perchance may hold in view, The Eupatorium purpu. Both standing in the foremost place, As general Dropsy's Curing brace.
Apollo,- Has the Dropsy.
Apollo Pilo,- Is halting at Colchi, in China, dying of weakness.
This Apollo,- Who is a Martyr to Rum,
- Is at Asar's Ranch, in for ale and wine,
with Captain Zip Aven.
Argentum Met. employs his art,
On joint, and cartilage, gland and heart-
The joints are painful, tender, weak,
The neck glands swollen neath the cheek,
The Muscles twitch about the heart,
The Thorax pipes with rawness smart.
There may be chronic hoarseness, too,
And Cough with phelgm of pearly hue.
At night he has polluting drain,
His testes crushing pangs sustain.
At noon may come renewed attack,
By touch or lying on the back.
Silvester,- Has pain in the Testes.
Silvester Ham and his brother, Clem-
the rich old sports, are on the road to
pain.
This Silvester,- Who is subject to Tenderness
of the Bones,- Is up at the Hotel,
on Boneset Lead.
Argentum Nitricum- We name
Degeneration as thy name
The tissues all from head to heel
Thy wasting ravages reveal,
The brain, the spine, the membrane track
Give evidence of thy attack.
Thy memory shirks and leaves a state
Of hasty feeling, as if late.
The brain feels large, and giddiness
To tottery trembling adds distress.
The head with bursting pain is seized,
Which may, by bandage tight, be eased.
Thy eyes are clogged with pus or phelgm,
With constant need for wiping them.
Thy canthi look like raw beefsteak,
The cornea the while opaque.
The iris sensitive to light,
Whilst serpent forms beset the sight.
Thy nose on dire catarrh intent,
Discharges mucus purulent.
The Face is shrunken, pale or blue,
Or holds chlorosis up to view.
The mouth emits and odor vile,
The tongue is red-tipped, typhoid style.
The Throat in which tough mucus sticks,
Is pained with sense of splinter pricks.
The which with hawking may denote
A clue to clergyman's sore throat.
The chest feels tight, as if encased
By tensive cordage round the waist.
And hence for asthma comes a clue,
And so for emphysema, too.
The lungs are sor, and there is cough
that raising of the voice sets off.
The stomach foul, with wind replete,
Is ever craving something sweet.
And suffering catarrh, and fret
of ulceration, is beset.
and sometimes horrid torture feels,
Especially after taking meals.
The wind impacted causes pain,
\'Til belching loud removes the strain.
The action of the heart may be
Disturbed by gastric sympathy.
The stools are noisy, fetid, green,
Or as in dysentery seen.
Or as in phthisis purging, too,
When drinks of water go right through,
The skin is subject to attack
Of small eruptions, blue or black.
Chora, spasms, tendon leap
Arousing patient out of sleep,
With nervous trembling, all give sign
Of irritation of the spine.
The urinary organs show
A dribbling paralytic flow.
There may be wetting of the bed,
Or burning when the stream is shed.
The genitals in such condition,
As causes pain when in coition.
Venereal tint may be canker,
Foul gonorrhoea, or a chancre.
All ailments strengthen in their might,
From walking, eating, and at night.
The Knight,- Has Headache relieved by tight
bandages.
The Knight of Apis, Claven Gel, begged
a pass to China.
This Knight,- Who has a craving for
sweets- Is at Lake Cina.
Arnica- Who feeleth bruised,
As from having been contused.
Cures the pain from injury,
Pains produced by pregnancy,
Pain from gall and renal stones,
Pain from shingles causing groans,
Routeth boils from off the skin,
Stoppeth bleeding from within.
Of effused upon the brain
Whence a mania may obtain.
Stoppeth pain from being jarred
When the bed feels all too hard.
Arnold,- Has bruise-like pain.
Arny Ham, the baptist, roasted poke
root for the old squaw Sabin.
This Arnold,- Who is subject to boils,
- Is on the lead, with Viola Bellis, too
the Isle of shoals.
Arsenic-Burning
Anxious-Yearning
Stinking liquid fecal flow.
Often drinking-
Cold and sinking-
Face as while as waxy dough.
Bloat- Oedema-
Emphysema-
Burning, dry, and scaly skin.
Lupus-Noma-
Grave Sarcoma-
Burning ulcers, foul and green.
A Coryza,
That supplies a
Burning liquid nasal flow.
Every itis
When the plight is
In a type of fever low.
Pains Neurotic-
Periodic-
Burning like a flame of fire.
Pneumo-typhus
At the crisis
When the tides of life retire.
Asthma-Choking-
Chill invoking,
After meals a sanious spue.
Warmth relieving,
Yet deceiving,
Worse a. m. from 1 to 2.
The Arab,- Has Burning Pains.
The Arab, Pyro Taren, is paying the
Spanish Captain, Secal Carbo, for
making a raid on the Coast of Florida.
This Arab,- Who is subject to Asthma,
- Is a blatant Loafer at Squatter nnook.
Arum-Bleeding-Burning-Raw-
Is thy nose, and Mouth and Maw.
Chapped thy lips, with bloody trace
After picking at thy face.
Nose, that as it clogs and swells,
Breathing through the mouth compels.
Thine a hoarseness from abuse
Of the voice by over use.
Thine a scarlet fever type,
Of the low Ailanthus stripe.
Itching scarlet rash, that peels,
And an angry base reveals.
Aaron,- Has a Raw nose.
Aaron Cepa swims with Alf the Kid.
This Aaron,- Who is subject to cracked
and bleeding lips,- Is an Aunt Amanda
Gray's, with sinful drover, Cundu.
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Arg. m.
(Silver.)
Silvester.
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Arg. n.
(2nd J)
The knight.
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Arn.
(1st Y.)
Arnold, Arny
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Ars.
(1st W., Arabia)
Arab.
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Aru.
(Turnip)
Aaron.
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