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| Asa. | Asia | Asa. |
Asafoetida- So tender, In the nerve, and on the bone, Is by fetor, and offender, As by sore and fluxion shown: And when on hysteric bender Chokes, with globus, fitly done.
Asa,- Has Decay of Bone.
Asa Pho-The, the rich Florentine, is lame and uses a staff.
This Asa,- Who is subject to fetid secretions,- Is in the Car, joking with Echi Kip, the baptist.
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| Asar. | Asher. |
Asarum- We may call on thee, When all the nerves are on a spree. When every slightest scratching noise, Disturbs all mental equipoise, Or when there comes the feeling rare, As that of floating in the air, Or vomiting and colic, seek A rampage in a bilious freak. Or when from pains, that bring to grief, Cold water bathing gives relief.
Asher,- Has Relief by cold water applied.
Asher Clay, the black bishop, is buying Aloes, from the Caucasian lady, in the Cafe.
This Asher,- Who is subject to a sensation of Lightness, Is at Pat-Mos Vale in India, with the yellow Nun Sticta.
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| Aster. | Esther. |
Asterius prevents the fall, Beneath an apoplectic thrall. And stops and epileptic fit, And twitching which presages it. Her stools are hardened into balls, Or gushing with imperious calls. Her skin displays sycotic taint, And breasts a cancerous complaint. Her gait unsteady, showing nil Controlling power of the will.
Esther,- Has Cancer.
Esther Phyllis Lapis, the creole of Euca, sews up coats for Jo Hydras, the rich old fisher of Cundu.
This Ester,- Who is subject to a tottering gait,- Is cook for the pompous old Knight Alfred Gelsem.
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| Aur. | (Gold-Rich.) | Aubrey. |
Aurum, all thy bones decay, Putrefaction paves thy way. Gland and bone and muscle coat, Note thy ulcerating dote. Chronic ailments are thy show, Chronic, fetid, mucous flow. Mind in suicidal gloom. Failing heart, a threatening doom. Sight that double, things reveal. Painful testes, Sarcocele. Glands enlarged- hard bony nodes- Nightly bone pains- show thy modes. Hinting syphillis we see, Or abuse of mercury. Such thy shameful record bold, Always worse when in the cold.
Aubrey,- Has ailments from the abuse of Mercury.
Aubrey Po-car Knight, the dark Kid, is shy of Jo Plat's elm staff.
This Aubrey,- Who is subject to suicidal gloom,- Is at Naja, in for gin and ale.
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| Bap. | Baptist. |
Baptisia truly means decay, Means putrefaction in every way, A putrid throat, and parts below, A putrid stool, and mucous flow.
Is prime in Phthisis, and Typhoid, In small-pox, too, and varioloid.
Now, when we note besotted face, With drowsy heat, and weariness, And waking breathless- must have air- And bruise-like feeling hard to bear; Ah! then we need Baptisia there.
The Baptist,- Has Typhoid fever
The Baptist, Echi Euca, is in a low room toiling for the sour twin babies.
This Baptist,-Who is subject o a besotted appearance,- Is going with Bryan to the Zoo.
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| Bar. c. | Barber. |
Baryta Carb.-In much demand Art thou, for hard and swollen gland, Especially when the same we note, with inflammation of the throat. Soft tumors, too, with thee find place, A sense-like cobweb on the face. A cough and smothering breath oppressed, And sense of soreness in the chest. A stomach tender to the touch, An abdomen distended much. Offensive, tender, sweaty feet, And general feebleness complete, Of dwarfs, and people old, or daft, In dread of cold air and of draught.
The Barber,-Has enlarged glands.
The Barber, Calvin Sil, rooms with Jo Carba, the dark Kid, and his brother.
This Barber,-Who is subject to a pot-belly,-Is to go to Cina with Calvin Plat, for a Mess of eels.
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| Bell. | (1st B.) | Belle. |
Belladonna-deadly bane- Stabs the never with sudden pain. Pains that shift from place to place, Showing redness in its trace. Redness smooth, or spread in rays, Points her migratory blaze. Hence, smooth scarlatina, yes, And smooth erysipelas Mark her type-and so the same Every itis we can name Is smooth red, with pains that are Worse from every slightest jar. Fever hers, in early stages, When a wild delirium rages, Starting in the sleep at night, Dizziness that dims the sight. Red and painful is her eye, Sensitive to light-and dry; Quivering objects meet her view, Fiery, and inverted, too. Quinsy hers, and shifting mumps, When into the brain it jumps. Whooping-cough, and cough defined, Of a dry and barking kind. Spasms roused by every pain, And by drink renewed again. Mark her use in rabies plain. Stools are hers of bloody stain, Vomiting with horrid pain. Falling womb, with downward pack, After pains of keen attack. Rigid sphincters-"Os" the same. Back described as breaking-lame. Ailments worse, P. M., at 3 And a. m. watches "wee." Some relief by warmth we see, Lemons-much desired-agree.
Belle, - Has Delirium.
Belle Bryon is on the train with sour Hagar and the evil Spanish twins.
This Belle,- Who is subject to sore throat,- I sat Captain McPhyto's, with Amanda Sangui-bar, the baptist, lying low.
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| Ben. A. | Ben. |
Benzoic acid rides On stinking urine tides. The urinary track Sustains its chief attack. The gouty ills it shows, Are worse when in repose.
Ben,- Has Rank offensive urine.
Ben Nick, the plumber, is mad at the Spicy Colonel Black.
This Ben,- Who is subject to gout,- Is at Aunt Ruth Ledum's, with the Abbot, on the royal coach road to Lith Urti.
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| Berb. | (BB.) | Bertha |
Berberis takes the kidney track, With pain and lemeness in the back. White sediment the urine fills, And gravel is among her ills. Much worse do all her ailments feel, When lying down, or sitting still.
Bertha,- has White Sediment in her urine.
Bertha Gray, spies black, hoary Amanda Spon, with her accusing foes.
This Bertha,- Who is subject to pain in the kidneys,- Is in Spain with the lean Canadian, Tere Sarsa.
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| Bis. | Bishop. |
Bismuth, as a rule, Dreads the stomach full. Then the vomit strain, Then the stomach pain. Then the Headache reign. Whilst the tongue, to sight, Shows thick coating white. Burning dry his palms, Anguish nothing calms. Dread of solitude, Dread of liquid food.
The Bishop,- Has Headache after meals.
The Bishop Chi Car is in a snarl with the Nun.
This Bishop,- Being lonesome,- Is on a stray walk with Lily con.
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| Bor. | Boer. |
Borax- Thou doth soon erase, Sense of cobweb on the face. Cure a case of Aphthae sure, Or a cankered aperture. Burning palms, or urine hot, Or in chest a stitching spot. Dread of downward motion steep, Or an out-cry in the sleep. Pains before the monthly drain, Pains that ease from pressure gain.
The Boer,-Has Sense of Cobweb on the face.
The Boer, Alf Gray, is a brother to the barber, Rans.
This Boer,- Who is subject to Aphthae,- Is in hiding with the Sour Kid McPhyto, the Arab.
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| Bovis | The Bully. |
Bovista,-Thine, a lauded name, Along the line of Tetter fame. Or when the head feels much enlarged, As if the brain were overcharged. Or when the feeling of distress, Is felt from closely fitting dress. The female looks to thee to stay, The drain of Metrorrhagia.
The Bully,-Has an intolerance to the pressure of clothing.
The Bully, Calvin, has a lackey at his heels.
This Bully,-Who is subject to Tetter, -Is at the Salt Petre Glade, iin a swarm of black headed Arabs.
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| Brom. | (Brother.) | Broker. |
Bromine,-We to thee assign, Place with Sponge and Iodine, As in goitre, hoarseness, croup, Or a chest catarrhal group, With a voice entirely gone, Or a low and feeble one. Thine though, as a special test, Is a coldness in the chest. Rawness, too, wherewith we note, Pressure inward at the throat. Of thy wife, we stop to say, Wind, or shreds of membrane, may During menses pass away. Piles, and black stools, may obtain, And perchance they testes pain. Left side worse, and worse at night- Motion giving some respite.
The Broker,-Has a coldness in the chest.
the Broker, Cistus Lob, has Peter Rex's square Club.
This Broker,-Who is subject to Loss of voice, -Is up in Stanley's Car, on thhe coast, sporting with the Ammonite bums.
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| Bry. | (2nd B.) | Bryon. |
Bryonia,-Voices this refrain- "All Motion aggravates my pain, And when I ease, I would abide, I lie upon the painful side. A stitch, and sense of tightness, show Where e'er my indications go." But don't forget, I do my best, In ailment sof the joints, and chest, My joints rheumatic, swollen, ache, and easy breath I cannot take, Because a stitch arrests by breath, Or stitching cough, that threatens death. A vertigo affects my head, And faintness when I rise in bed. My Face is puffy, red- A glow Of read upon my cheek bones show. My lips, and mouth and tongue are dry, And dry my stools-with fever high. My taste is bitter, tongue coat white, My urine brown- a bilious plight- And craving is my appetite For that which had, is never right. My stomach tender, and oft feels, A stone-like pressure after meals. I take big drinks, and if my teeth Are pained, cold water gives relief.
Bryon,-Has aggravation of pain from motion.
Bryon Colch, the fighting spy, is Cudgeling Job Ledum, the old black cook with a club.
This Bryon,-Who is subject to a stitching Cough, -Is in the dark car, with Saint Che-borra sleeping with a joyous smile.
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| Cact. | (Grand.) | Cato. |
Cactus,- Rightly comes in sight When we think of Aconite. In demand for every itis, When we deem that Aconite is. All his ailments seem to start, From congestion of the heart. Binding squeezing at the heart, As, indeed, in every part, Is his key-note-with a pain Like a weight upon the brain. Fluttering at the stomach, may Also indicate his way; And a bleeding from the chest, Caught with rattling-lungs oppressed- Pain and spasm of the heart, Palpitation taking part. Ills that come and go on time, With exactness of a rhyme.
Cato,-Has a Sense of Constriction at the heart.
Cato, the Sport,-Is joyous with Ida and Lily.
This Cato,-Who is subject to a sense of weight on the vertex.-Is in the Indian Cave with black Glono.
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| Cal. c. | (1st C - Lime.) | Calvin. |
Calcarea carb., - Is fat and pale, Or he may be "slender as a rail." His eyes are sore, his hair is dry, His hearing dull, while polypi And ranula are on supply. And lumpy glands, and scabby head, And water on the brain o'er spread. And curving spine - A sad condition, In evidence of mal-nutrition.
He longs for eggs - Milk disagrees, Acidity his nemesis. His belly large - with bulging pit, That gives his clothes too tight a fit. A head all wet with sweat in sleep, While cold and damp, or raw his feet, The least exertion causes sweat, With dread of chilly air beset.
Calvin, - Has Cold, damp feet.
Calvin Helo, is suspicious of black Mag.
This Calvin, - Who is subject to Acidity of the stomach, is up on one of the Sultana's splendid cars, with Maggie Nap's children, Rob and Ira.
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| Cal. p. | Caliph. |
Calcarea phos., -Is cited for decline, For ulcers, caries, rickets, curving spine, For Hip Disease, for joint rheumatic pain, Consumption, scrofula, anaemic bane, For open fontanels, for bones that fit In fracture well, yet do not knit. For tardy teething, abdomen caved in, For school-girl headaches, pimples on the skin. Desire for salted meat- For ills that get Increase by being cold, or getting wet.
The Caliph,- Has the Rickets.
The Caliph, Asa, Claims the Thebian Ewes.
This Caliph, - Who is subject to Ulceration,- Is in the car with Aurmur Hyde, at a hot game of Euchre, with lisping, sour, Arab Kid Kalbi.
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| Camp. | Camper. |
Camphor., with his chilly breath., Brings a coldness as of death. Chills congestive-great distress, Inward trembling-giddiness. In the dark a horrid dread, As if haunted by the dead. Deathly pallor of the face, As in Cholera has place. Yet the skin, though deathly cold, Will not bear a covering fold. Pains, sometimes, that shifting, may Being thought of, pass away.
The Camper,-Has Cholera.
The Camper, Ira Cooper, seeks a view of Laura Kip, in the Car.
This Camper,-Whose breath and tongue are cold,- Is in the Car with Bel-Ver Cooper, the coachman.
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| Can. I. | (India) | Indian. |
Indian hemp,-In mental flight, Soaring to transendent height- Thou doth see all things below Insignificant, and slow. Freaks of mania are thy boon, Revery, and trance, and swoon; From thee, Memory takes her flight. Urine pales to milky white. Pains neuralgic mark thy track, Pains of bladder, groin and back; And a weight upon the brain, And a craving thirst, in vain, For a fear of drink prevents Swallowing the cup's contents.
The Indian,-Has Loss of memory.
The Indian, Ana Coni, is hauling looms for Agnus, the Nun.
This Indian,-Whose urine is white,- Is at Cina with the rich cycler, Ber-dul, which is as old as Pho-pha; his hair is gray.