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| Nux v. | (1st N.) | The Quaker. |
Nux vomica,- Those ills are thine That show affection of the spine- Paralysis, neuralgia, cramp, And ailments of spasmodic stamp. While Numbness over all prevails, With blueness of the skin and nails. Aboard thy gastro-entrail train, Are colic, nausea, gastric pain, And sour belching, stowed among Foul morning taste, and blistered tongue, And dryness of the mucous aisles, And constipated bowels, and piles. With flowing nose, and ringing ears, A burning in the eyes appears, And also dimness of the sight, With over-sensitiveness to light. Whilst these thy ills- Thy wife complains Of falling womb, and lumbar pains, And menses paying of their dues Both in advance, and too profuse. And during labor, pains so spent They fail the after-birth to vent. Thy mind is irritable- sad, From slight annoyance getting mad. And after going on a "spree", Delirium tremens haunteth thee. With all thy ills, the constant warning, Is aggravation in the morning. And after meal, the liquor drinking, And mental labor, study, thinking, And in the heat of summer- sinking.
The Quaker,-Has numbness in parts affected.
The Quaker, John J. Plat, seeks the yellow squaw at Kalmi Zoo Inn.
This Quaker,-Who is subject to Constipation,- Is with Collin Plum, a the cot of Owen Opi, in his absence in Glasco.
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| Ole. | Ole. |
Oleander,-Thine to win, In the case of tender skin. Over-sensitive to friction Of the clothing with an itching, When undressing (as if making) clear Some eruption would appear. Or a lichen is o'erspread On thy body, and thy head. When with undigested stool, Spells of utter weakness rule.
Ole,-Has Undigested stools.
Ole Secale, the poetic wag-facing Phebe -Sang of the hue of her faace, to the Abbot.
This Ole,-Who is subject to a tender skin, easily chafed,-Is in the Calvin Gray club House, at Petra.
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| Op. | (Stupid.) | Opie. |
Opium,-Thou drowsy plant, In secretions always scant. Save in sweat, which we behold, Quit profuse, with forehead cold. Thine a stupor, breathing slow, With a face of ruddy glow. Burning eyes, and pupils small, As in apoplectic thrall. As an oven hot, thy bed, Vertigo betides thy head, Though long vigils though shouldst keep, Yet thou art deprived of sleep. From thy bowels all drain may stop, Or perhaps unnoticed drop. Stools be moulded into balls, Pressing pain attend the calls. Pressure toward the groin extending, As if hernia impending. To be worse thy ills include, After sleep, and warmth, and wine.
Opie,-Has apoplexy.
Opie Horace Bacil, the agile boxer, is joyous with Glora Aster.
This Opie,-Who is subject to coma,- Is at Balzac, with the vixen, Hama, the actor.
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| Ox. | Oxa. |
Oxalic acid,-Thine the right, To claim with Bell. and Aconite, In Inflammation, any where, Acute or Chronic, equal share. Especially of the mount and tongue, And spine meninges, stomach, lung. With palpitation of the heart, That lying down at night will start, With spinal malady that sends A numbness to the finger ends.
Oxa,-Has Inflammation of the tongue.
Oxa, the Merchant, is lying with Job.
This Oxa,-Who is subject to numbness of the fingers,-Is at Calvin N. Knight's, with an eye solely upon Ana Secal.
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| Passi. | The Pastor. |
Passiflora,-Tincture strong, Thirty drops or there along Over spasms holds domain Over sleeplessness, and pain. Over mania no less, Also erysipelas.
The pastor,-Has spasms.
The Pastor, Agar B. Mel, the Grecian saint, and his son are in a jam with the Spanish twins, staggering on ale from cypress.
This Pastor,-Agar Mel., the Grecian saint- Who is subject to Mania,-Is in India, with Job Cooper and his vain twin maids, Ana and Laura Kip-zin.
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| Pet. | (Pet.) | Pete. |
Petroleum,-Thy claim we see Catarrh in chronic form to be, Where'er catarrh may have a place, There in thy slimy track we trace. When to the chest thy choice to come, Consumption may result therefrom. When in the bowels thou bareth rule, Then loose and slimy is thy stool. Or if a dysenteric kind, With pain and vomiting combined. Thy stomach shows derangements that Produce intolerance to fat. Thy mouth o'erflows with watery slime, Producing nausea all the time. There's nausea, too, from taking trip In car or carriage, boat or ship. Thou hast a dry and fissured skin, And itching fetid moisture in The arm-pits and upon the feet, And at the privates in retreat. A tender coccyx marks thy plagues, And moist eruptions on thy legs. Thy finger ends are dry and cracked, And hands with salt-rheum are attacked. In Typhoid-double, seems some part, Or like a cold stone seems the heart. All ailments of whatever form, Are worse before a thunder storm.
Pete,-Has cracks and fissures in the skin.
Pete Cundu, owes for the logs, he hooked from Sarsa.
This Pete,-Who is subject to nausea when riding,-Is at the Club and Staff Inn, with Arny, the cook from Apomo.
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| Pho. | (2nd P.) | Philip. |
Phosphorus, - Thy pleading tongue, Speaks of soreness in the lung. And of tightness in the chest, With pneumonia in attest. Asthma, hoarseness, loss of voice, Cough, and croup thy primal choice. Loss of blood and bloody slime, Sounds thy key-note every time. Blood and water on the brain, Bloody perspiration stain, Bloody ulcer, bloody stool, Bloody sputum, bloody drool.
Oft thy ills show indication Of a spinal irritation; Such as tremor, petit mal, Nervous spells hysterical, Brain exhaustion, paresis, Failing vision, caused by this, To which enervating sway He may add ataxia.
Death-door state may mark thy hold, Drenching perspiration cold, Night and early morning sweat, As in phthisis every met.
Pains neuralgic on the scout, Pains rheumatic - pains of gout. Also pains that numbing come In the periosteum; With destructive purpose shown, By a caries of the bone.
On thy skin we see deployed Measles, shingles, varioloid.
Thou hast vagaries of mind, Of a melancholic kind, Or clairvoyance, or a sway Of erotomania. Sleeplessness, or in thy sleep Some somnambulistic freak. After sleep a sense of ease, In the night a hunger tease;
Cold must be thy food and drink, From all sweets thou needs must shrink.
Philip, - Has pneumonia.
Philip Bry Chel, the Bowery actor, lies lifeless on Cato's red settle, at Iva, in Russia.
This Philip, - Who is subject to sleep walking, - Is at Sambo Zip's, in Greece.
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| Ph. a. | (A foe.) | Phebe. |
Phosphoric acid,-Much the same, As Phosphorus we find thy claim; Presenting mental gloom intense, Or unconcerned indifference, As in prostration may be found Inrooted in a typhoid ground. Thy tongue is bitten unaware, Thy stool entraps thee in a snare. Thou hast a hunger in the night, Thy stools and urine both are white, Too oft thy calls to urinate, That diabetes indicate. Lewd dreams thou hast-and wind emission From out the womb, in lax condition. Thy ears are deafened by a roar, Thy skull bones feeling tender-sore- While low down tickling cough declares, How much like phosphorus thy cares.
Phebe,-Has Diabetes.
Phebe Knight is taking plums and milk to Helen Ecua Uran.
This Phebe,-Who is subject to emissions of wind from the womb,-Is up at Sang Lee, with her brother.
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| Phy. | (Poke-Fight-Fighting.) | Phyllis. |
Phytolacca,-Anti-fat! Rheumatism's habitat. Quelcheth thou, as case may be Syphilis or mercury, Also with a vigorous swipe Ailments of malignant type. Inflammation of the throat,- Type malignant as we note- Diphtheritic, or perchance Scarlatinal in advance, Or from syphilitic fire, Mersed in ulceration dire, When on swallowing appears. Pain in root of tongue, and ears, Or as meet attendant whim Aching in the back and limb. Pain along the bones at night, Is thy customary plight. Foul eruptions on the skin, Ulceration out and in. Even cancer taking flight From the presence of thy might. Thou of all our agents best For inflammed and gathered breast, Or for breast and pains that begin When the milk is flowing in, Or for lochia suppressed, These, with headache once a week, And red-tip tongue bespeak Phyto.-and the more, if when Scarce you finish eating, then, Appetite sets in again.
Phyllis,-Has Diphtheria.
Phyllis Merbi-Kib, the mute baptist, and her brother, are lying low with Diphtheria.
This Phyllis,-Who is subject to Inflammation and gathering of the breasts,- Is absent at Hamburg, paying bills for Helen.
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| Pic. | (Pick-Picking.) | Picket. |
Picric acid,-Thine a mind To erotic flame inclined. And a mental status nil To the exercise of will. Thine an itis most severe In the eye and in the year. Whilst anaemic thy condition Companied with vomiturition. With a weight of legs like lead, And a coldness as if dead.
The Picket,-Has Erotomania.
The Picket, Tare Plat, is eloping to India, with the devilish Spanish twins Crocus and Staphy.
This Picket,-Who is subject to a sense of heaviness in the legs,-Is away in China, a mourner in black.
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| Plat. | Plato. |
Platinum,-'Tis less of thee- Sing we, than of Mrs. P. As we check off this notation- Numbness, tightness, formication. Pains neuralgic, spasms, twitching, Tender vulva, sore and itching. Spells hysterical with choking, Peevishness with snarls provoking. Paralytic ills in process, Syphilitic taint-sycosis. Stools like muddy clay adhering, Menses flush, too soon appearing. Comfort finding some promotion From the open air, and motion.
Plato,-Has Formication.
Plato Hyper, seeks for his urchin in the road near the Zoo.
This Plato,-Who is subject to tenderness of the vulva,-Is in the car cafe with an eye on her guests, Major Hyde and the creoles, Lily and Bertha Sabin.
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| PB. | (Plum.) | The Plumber. |
Plumbum,-Stands for constipation, Stools in balls, the indication. Colic, with the bowels drawn in Toward the spine as by a string. Maybe vomiting of feces When the danger much increases. Painful seizures with constriction Mark the mode of this affliction. When spasmodic ills abate, Then a paralytic state Supervenes, and brings to view Failing mind, and body, too. Drips his urine, drop by drop, Waste of tissue knows no stoop, Face takes on a shining hue, And his gums a line of blue. Pains, neuralgic kind in chief- May by rubbing find relief.
The Plumber,-Has sheep-dung stools.
The Plumber, Aster Chel, is the Opie Black.
This Plumber,-Who is subject to a shining hue of the face,-Is at Nathan Sanic's.
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| Pod. | (PP-Apple.) | Poet. |
Podophyllum-Heads the list For dentition's proteau grist- Gagging, gnashing, moaning, and Rolling of the head attend. Head and bowel and liver each Feeling his subtending reach. Yellow stools, or green, or white, Join with jaundice in the plight, Also added to the show Is the rectum falling low.
The Poet,-Has falling of the bowel.
The Poet, Mez-ruta-fer, is a dark, gloomy quaker saint in blue.
This Poet,-Who is subject to gnashing of the teeth,-is in Greece, at the jubillee of Santo-Zin, with St. Phyllis, as a spy.
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| Pul | (1st P.) | The Lady. |
Pulsatilla,-Tearful maiden With distress of spirit laden. Thirstless, though in fever heat Numb of limb, on taking seat. Sleepless early in the night, Forced to cough or set upright. Hoarse with cough, that bringeth tears -None for measle cough thy peers- Ever chilly with thy pain, Yet from heat no help can gain. Mucus yellow, green, is thine, \'Tis thy true catarrhal sign. In thy nose foul odors dwell, Or thou hast no taste or smell. Sore, and pleghmy are thy eyes, Subject to afflicting styes. Keen the aching in thy ears, Which at enen most appears. IN the morning vertigo, Foul and bitter taste also. Teeth that ache when victuals hot Touch upon the tender spot. Gnawing hast thou at the pit, Or a stony weight in it. Vomiting and eructation, Hinting gastric ulceration. Noisy painful flatulence, With a downward pressing sense. Stools that my the bedding stain, Or impel with urging vain. Changing symptoms, knotted veins, Knee joint swelling, sacral pains. Pains of gout, and pains rheumatic, Pains of character erotic. Menses dark, secretion slight, Or suppressed by cold or fright. Leucorrhoea, falling womb, Bearing down, a pending doom. Worse at eve, and early night, Worse at dawn of morning light, Worse from warmth, and ease denied, Lying on the left hand side.
The Lady,-Has shifting pains.
The Lady, Phyllis Bell, called on DeKalb to lead in buying laurel for Lily Rhodes.
This Lady,-Who is subject to Tearful Moods,- Is at Ida Kip's, with the black and blue negro, Lily Lob, one of the cycle club.
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| Ran. b. | The Ranchman. |
Ranunculus bulbosa,-Best Of drugs for pains about the chest, Rheumati and neuralgic kind, That twixt the ribs a lodging find. Chest pains of phthisis-pains that near Beneath the mammary glands appear. And pleurodynia is full sway And shingles, and sciatica.
The Ranchman,-Has Shingles.
The Ranchman, Croton Mez, has his eye on a swarm of bees.
This Ranchman,-Who is subject to pains in the muscles of the chest,-Is at Bryo-Cim's, with the "royal Kid," Kalmi.
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| Rheu. | Reuben. |
Rhubarb,-Thine the right to rule, When with loose and sour stool, On the face is clammy sweat, Or the hair is dripping wet. When with colic-double bent, Baby has a sour scent.
Reuben,-Has sour stools.
Reuben, Cal-car is the child of Maggie Hepar.
This Reuben,-Who is subject to Head sweat,- Is at Mag Mur Sil's, with the Comic child, Sanicula.