| HOME | allenkey | lippe |
| Rhod. | (Road-Rhodes.) | Rodger. |
Rhododendron,-Like Rhus tox. Dealeth in rheumatic stocks. All his ailments feeling best When in motion-worse by rest. Also worse on cold, damp days, And before a storm always. Sprain-like pains betray his plots, And attacks of pain in spots. Bruise-like pains his testes feel, Scrotum showing hydrocele.
Rodger,-Has Scrotal dropsy.
Rodger, the Chief, aids the Lady Gray.
This Rodger,-Who is subject to ailments before a storm,-Is in Russia with Silas Phos and Pete Agar.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Rhus. | (1st R.) | The Russian. |
Rhus tox. keeps upon the go, Ever better moving. Always worse on starting though, After that improving.
Ailments his from chilling drench, Caught when overheated. Ailments from a strain or wrench In the muscles seated.
Ailments worse before a storm, Mainly those rheumatic. Fevers of rheumatic form, Typhoid more emphatic.
Red his tongue upon the end, Red and dry the edges. Flames of red his eyes subtend, Raising swollen ledges.
Holding stiff the gummy lids In a tight enclosure Whilst his nose in redness bids Claim to frost exposure.
Painful stiffness gives his clue In all parts affected. Burning his eczema crew, Oozing scab elected.
Erysipelas, his to bear Hives, and shingles baneful. Glands hard swollen everywhere; Prepuce red and painful.
Stool of dysentery red, Cough of ill devising. Vertigo that spins his head, When from bed arising.
Numbness in his arm-left side- Leagued with palpitation. Pricking palms-no doubt allied To faulty circulation.
The Russian,-Has relief from pain by continuous motion.
The Russian, Capt. Aurum, foiled the old Lady Black.
This Russian,-Who is subject to ailments from a strain,-Is in the road with John Symphytum, leading Ruth Bovis, the coy squaw, to the car.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt |
| Rum. | (2d R.) | Rex. |
Rumex,-Thine a tickling pipe, Causing Cough of tearing type. Cough on lying down at eve, And whene'er the lungs receive Fresh cold air, and so instead Need to cover up the head. Pressure often starts thy cough, Also talking sets it off. Aching pains, sometimes severe, In thy lungs and heart appear. Also itching most distressing When uncovered or undressing.
Rex.,-Has Cough from touch and cold air.
Rex. is a Hero.
This Rex.,-Who is subject to itching when undressing,-Is at Ole H. Nason's
| HOME | allenkey |
| Rut. | (Root-Route) | Ruth. |
Ruta,-'Tis for thee we call, When from sprain, or blow, or fall, Bruised sensations we define, In the muscle, bone or spine. yea, the bruise pain may descend Even to the coccyx end. Also when we do descry Bruise-like aching in the eye. Caused by overstrain of sight, Worse at evening and at night. And with this a pressure keen On the bladder-Urine green. In the cold thou art distressed, Whilst in motion feeling best.
Ruth,-Has suffering from eye strain.
Ruth Agar is with the ancient carver, Symphi.
This Ruth,-Who is subject to constant pressure on the bladder,-Is in with Lily Black, at old Nick's, for ale.
| HOME | allenkey |
| Saba. | Sabilla. |
Sabadilla,-Thou the star For hay fever, and catarrh Of the nose of chronic kind, When with sneezing oft combined.
Sabilla,-Has Hay fever.
Sabilla Aurum, sticks to her own red kid, Arundo Cepa.
This Sabilla,-Who is subject to sneezing coryza,-Is at Lemna, with Nathan M. Arum, of Cepa.
| HOME | allenkey |
| Sabi. | Sabina. |
Sabina,-Thee, the ladies choose, Whene'er their flow is too profuse, Or when in clotted mass it flows, With colic pain, like labor throes. Or when a haemorrhagic pour, Portends abortion at the door. When, too, a sacral pain extends, Below, and in the pubes ends. With irritation all the while, Within the vaginal canal. And pains invade the smaller joints, That sure to rheumatism points.
Sabina,-Has overflow of menses.
Sabina, the creole, fancies the maid, Helen Trilby, of Crow Plat.
This Sabina,-Who is subject to flow of clotted menses,-Is at Crow Plat, with her squaw maid, Trilby, in for the cycle prize, to her child, Magmur.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt |
| Sam. | Sam. |
Sambucus,-We discern thy crew, As snuffling, wheezing, croupy, blue. Though somneolent, yet cannot rest, Awaking in the night oppressed. Prostrated with a sweating drain, That during sleep goes off again. Thy feet are cold, thy face is hot, And trembling restlessness thy lot. Like Rhus, thou feelest worse by rest, Thus during motion feeling best.
Sam,-Has snuffles.
Sam Cooper, the lean old ape, is as rich as Nick Ammon.
This Sam,-Who is subject to sweat on waking,-Is up at Jo Nick's, with Calvin Sul.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt |
| Sang. | (Red.) | The Redman. |
Sanguinaria,-Tickling cough, Bilious headache, on and off. Nausea, loss of appetite, And dyspepsia, show thy plight. Whilst a hectic flush displays On thy cheek, a fever blaze.
The Redman,-Has a tickling cough.
The Redman, Rumex, is piloting close to the coast.
This Redman,-Who is subject to a hectic flush,-Is with the baptist maid, Achsa Carbola, up at Jo Senecio's, for his Child's shoes.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe |
| Sec. | (Seek-Sea.) | Secelia. |
Secale bleeds; The blood proceeds, Especially from the sexual parts. Her body cold Yet bears no fold Of clothing that reaction starts.
Her thirst intense, Hunger immense, With vomiting like coffee grounds. And creeping in Beneath the skin, Whilst numbness of the flesh abounds.
Has sighing breath, And stare of death, Whilst hiccough adds to her distress. Pulse rapid, small, Near none at all, Lips blue, with weary restlessness
To all this sad Condition add A constant purging from the bowel. Death fearing gloom, A falling womb And menses flowing black and foul.
Secelia,-Has continued passive bleeding.
Secelia Cro, the creole, is eloping with Ham.
This Secelia,- Who is subject to flow of black menses,-Is with St. Cro-cham, the Nun, at Maggie Cook's for a platina spoon.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Sep. | (SS-Black) | Septa. |
Sepia,-How oft the ladies, Look to thee in their distress; When their wombs are sore and tender, And prolapsing downward press.
And their menses out of order Time and quantity not right; Suffering, too, with leucorrhoea, Showing yellow stain or white.
Having gloomy moods, with weeping Or complete indifference; Headache all the day with nausea, Temple pains the most intense.
Watery eyes at morn and even, Chafed with pressure as from sand; Seeing speckles black or fiery, Sore from walking in the wind.
Nose inflammed and sore and swollen, Bleeding when the "Times" appear; Face of yellow earthy color, Toothache reaching to the ear.
Cough when lying down at even, Cough with stitches in the side, Cough with salty yellow sputum, And with stifled breath allied.
Stomach tender, pit pulsating, Empty feeling in the bowel; Morning sickness, eructation Tasting sour-bitter-foul.
Abdomen enlarged and tender, Feeling heavy, pressing down; Stitches in the liver region, Face discolored, yellow, brown.
Stools like balls, with itching anus, Stitches up the rectum sent; Urine of a clay-like color With a foul red sediment.
Heat in flushes, trembling faintness, Sense of coldness round the head; Nightly sweats, and sweats from motion, Nightly wetting of the bed.
Sometimes eased by rapid motion, Better in the open air; Mostly worse at morn and even, Worse when sitting on a chair.
Septa,-Has a sense of coldness about the head.
Septa Che-val opens the gold Cave for Agar, the Knight.
This Septa,-Who is subject to yellow discoloration of the face,-Is up at old Sue Plum's.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Sil. | (2d S-Sand.) | Silas. |
Silicea,-Thou elf of pus! Thou suppuration omnibus. There is no ulcer or decay, That indicateth not thy sway. Thick yellow matter is thy style, In every avenue and aisle. Thou taketh thy catarrhal seat, With purpose never to retreat. Perpetual coldness is thy whim, And hardness is thy synonym. Thy head with coldness, truth to say, Hath need of wrappings all the day. Thy feet are icy cold-and back Is not exempted from attack. Embedded in thy hardened soil- Lo! hard eruptions, gland and boil; And hardened testes, and among Thy hardened tissues-hardened tongue. Hard pimples scalp, dry brittle nails, And nostrils filled with crusty scales. Eczema foul upon thy skin, And crusty herpes on thy chin. Thy eyes beset with sandy grit, Whilst mists before thy vision flit. Where'er Sensations are on hand, Thou standeth ready on demand, For itching, pricking, stitching, bruise, For pinching, cutting; all we choose, Of queer sensations; and among Them, sense of hair upon the tongue. A shocking odor is thy rule, In scent of foot sweat-flatus-stool. A scrotum sore, and damp, and foul, A moist and feted rectal bowel, An abdomen distended tense, A stool that merged, slips back again, Or passed extrudes blind piles with pain. Thy drinks of water soon come up From off thy stomach after sup. Thou hast a state of gums all wrong, A feeling as of teeth too long, A headache rising from behind, With pains that may upset the mind. Relieved by wrapping warm and tight. A nervous starting as from fright. Debility and flushing heat, A trembling of the hands and feet. For open cancer, thou doest beg, For vaccine and diphtheria dreg, And even cataract and brag On closing sutures when they lag. Thou called out, Lascivious sprite! Night sweats, and spasms in the night. And faileth not in toils to drag. The faint heart down with mental fag. \'Til webs of vagary it spins And toys with needles and with pins. By warmth thou findest some relief, Whilst motion only brings to grief.
Silas,-Has hardness of tissue.
Silas Aur-ham and Flora are with the old Jo Kim-bel, in China.
This Silas,-Who is subject to fistula,-Is in a cot with Flora and Bertha.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt |
| Spi. | The Spy. |
Spigelia,-What needs thy aid Are pains neuralgic, that invade The face and eyes and head and heart, When noise and jar, fresh pangs impart; And forehead pains that bring a frown, And vertigo on looking down, And headache, that involves the eye, With pressure like a bandage tie. Scalp sore and tender-eyeball sore, Form pain intense-on turning more- But prosopalgia plays the tune, The whole day long and worse at noon. A plug-like pressure clogs thy ears, Thy hearing whilom disappears. A toothache thine intensified, By air, or water cold, applied. Sharp stitches in the heart and chest, With respiration much oppressed. Loud beating heart, wherewith denied, Reclining on the right hand side.
The Spy,-Has stitching pains in the heart.
The Spy, Spon Ole, jeers at Cato, the miser.
This Spy,- Who is subject to palpitation of the heart,-Is at Jo Cato's, with twelve sports from Meli, spending gold on Lily and Glora Collin.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Spo. | (Sponging) | The Sport. |
Spongia,-The genius thine, Close of kin to Iodine. Weakness- burning in the chest. Croup and hoarseness, so attest. Cough is thine, of croupal clink, Cough relieved by food or drink. Swollen testicles with pain, Goitre, too, with thee obtain. Oft with violent palpitation, Nightly threatening suffocation.
The Sport,-Has a hoarse voice.
The Sport, Jo Arum, the fop, is in the actor's car, on the coast of Russia, with his brother, Phos, and the drover's red kid, Stani Knight.
This Sport,- Who is subject to Croup, - Is at the looping jetty, with Achsa Hepar, and her brother, Jo.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Stan. | The Tinner (Stanley) | (Tin-Stand.) |
Stannum,-Thous of body lean, Raising sputum salty-green. And with lungs so gone and weak As to weary thee to speak. Ever rendered weaker still By descending stair or hill. Thou hath colic pains, that may By firm pressure pass away. Nerve pains, too, that gradually Reach a very high degree, Then as gradually decrease Until they entirely cease. Thine a mind of gloomy bent, Brooding in a discontent
The Tinner,-Has a weakness of the chest.
The Tinner, Philip Car, sponges on his brother, Jo.
This Tinner,- Who is subject to cough with salty sputum,-Is up at Maggie S. Black's, with Lydia and Ida Car.
| HOME | allenkey | lippe | curie |
| Stap. | (Staff.) | Stephen. |
Staphisagria,-We see Thou art much like Mercury- In thy nightly aggravation, In destructive inflammation Of the bone, and of its sheath, Of the gum, and of the teeth, Of the glands, of the skin, Showing syphilitic sin. Quick thy temper-vengeful-pitching- Damp thy scurffy scalp, and itching In thy forehead, sense of sitting Pressure, like a ball tight fitting. Gummy eyelids thine, and sore, And beset with styes galore. Heart disturbed by slightest motion, Cough denoting lung corrosion. Abdomen so weak it drops Downward, needing bracing props. Nodes that show rheumatic dregs, Sweat with smell of rotten eggs. Blotches from herpetic hatching, Always burning after scratching. Drowsiness the whole long day Whilst at night sleep flees away. For the body aches all over, Worse by night and weight of cover, And to aggravate conditions, Thou hath seminal emissions.
Stephen,-Has nocturnal pollutions.
Stephen N. Pho-bar, the Spanish Knight, is wading in the mole of Diopetra, for his maid, Agnus Kip.
This Stephen,- Who is subject to styes,-Is at Lady Gray's, with the "Thug smasher," Uranium.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Stram. | (Stray-Twin.) | Stranger. |
Stramonium,-Resembles Bell., And Hyoscyamus as well. He twitches, trembles, wakes with fright, And wanders in delirious flight. Falls in convulsions, spasms, fits, And chokes, and stutters, bites and spits, Is amorous, devoid of shame, Or revels in religious flame. Has mania induced by fright, Or fits, from sight of objects bright. Has fever high, hot face and head, With skin like scarlatina red, Or from his skin all rash may flee, And all secretions checked may be. Is worse alone, and in the night, And from the sight of objects bright. But better in the house, to see The light of day, and company.
The Stranger,-Has starting in sleep.
The Stranger, Zeb S. Apis, is a negro saint.
This Stranger,-Who is subject to stuttering speech,-Is with Ignatia Bovis, the spy.
| HOME | allenkey | arndt | lippe | curie |
| Sul | (1st s) | The Sultan. |
Sulphur, - Thou the royal leader Of the anti-psora kin. Itching, burning after scratching, All eruptions of the skin.
Flashing heat, with sweat and faintness, Faintness pending dinner calls, Weariness in the act of standing, Burning vertex, palms and soles.
What a dread thou hast of bathing, Dread of heat in bed how great; Better thou when slowly moving, Though thou walk a stooping gait.
In thy sleep - how great thy terrors, Screaming, jumping from thy bed; All the day how sad thy feelings, How thy things of memory fade.
To thy head the blood congesting, Causes heat and weight on top; Hammering pains and giddy whirlings, That all locomotion stop;
Sore thy eyes - agglutinated, Weak and sensitive to light, Burning, itching, smarting, stitching; Balls in ulcerated plight.
In thy ears a painful stitching, Roaring, ringing - hearing dull. Whilst thy nose, sore red and swollen, Is of foul secretions full.
Flushed thy face, with heat and burning, "Black-heads" clogging every pore; Upper lip and jaw-glands swollen, And the chin with herpes sore.
Parched thy mouth, or full of water, Viewed within shows blisters there; "Bad" thy taste in early morning, Ache thy teeth in open air.
In thy throat a scraping, hawking, Feeling like a rising ball; In the stomach, craving hunger, Or no appetite at all.
Burning is a gastric symptom, Nausea just preceding meals; Thirst for beer, among thy longings, Milk distressing trouble deals.
In thy abdomen a soreness, Stitching, griping, rumbling sound; Colic with a bending double, Tensive fullness all around.
Dry thy stools, with piles protruding, Burning anus after stool, Or a morning diarrhoea Urging, may assert the rule.
Calls to urinate are urgent, In the night specially so, With an itching in the channel, Or a burning with the flow.
In the night thou hast emissions, Passed in dreaming - uncontrolled, And thou has a sweating scrotum, Itching glans, and penis cold.
Whilst thy wife, hath "show" abnormal, Too profuse, or short, or late; Burning itching leucorrhoea, Mammae in flaming state.
Respiration short, when walking, Rough, hoarse voice, or aphony; Weakness in the chest when talking, Sprain-like pain, therein may be.
In the night asthmatic smothering, Or in the sleep disturbing "hack"; Cough in the rawness in the bronchi, Cough with stitches in the back.
Heart in state of palpitation, Mostly in the night in bed; In the back a chilly crawling, Stitching pain, or bruise instead.
Sweating from the least exertion, Sweat profuse in sleep at night; Morning sweat, soon after waking, Ague - in a sinking plight.
Weakness, and emaciation, Bruise-like pains or stitch, or cramp, Stiffness of the knees and ankles:- These the signet of thy stamp.
The Sultan - Has a hot vertex.
The Sultan, Eli, cant go cake and sang.
This Sultan, - Who is subject to itching eruptions,- In in Rome, with Rex Ole, and Miss Phyllis Plat, his creole pet.