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Sulphuric acid,-As we find, With acids of the several kind, A typhoid state presents to view, Black bleeding-apthtae-spots of blue. The mind, though prone to haste, is dull, The brain seems loose within the skull, Upon the face there is a sense As if by white of egg drawn tense. A belching after cough we note While cold drink chills the stomach coat. Soft yellow stools intensely foul, Exhaust the empty feeling bowel. All symptoms worse whene'er we get A weather change, to cold and wet.

The Sultana,-Has an empty feeling in the abdomen.

The Sultana, Staph, Is passing for a poetess.

This Sultana, Who is subject to haemorrhage of black blood,-Is in at Crocus Kipling's, for sour ale.

Empty feeling in the Abdomen: Sul. a ., Stap. , Pul. , Sep. , Pod.

Bleeding Black Blood: Sul. a. , Cro. , Kal. p. , Mur. a. , Nit. a. , Lach. (Black strings, Cro. )

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Tabacum-On thy part we get A deathly nausea with cold sweat, A flowing stream of salivation, A weakened heart and palpitation. A falling in a fainting fit, A sinking at the stomach pit. Incarcerated hernia, A purging as in cholera. A backache as the stools pass off, And hiccough, joined with whooping cough.

Toby,-Has nausea with cold sweat.

Toby Vera is in Tartary.

This Toby,-Who is subject to salivation,-Is with Jo Pilo, the coachman, at the home of the dark red Kid, Trif Iris.

Nausea with Cold Sweat: Tab. , Ver. a. , Tart. e.

Salivation: Tab ., Iod. , [Pilocarp.], Colch. , Hep. , Mer ., Nit. a. , Sang. , Kal. i. , Trifolium, Iris v. (Very offensive, Mer. , Nit. a. Sickening, Colch. , Ipe. , [Iris.] From abuse of Mercury , Hep. , Iod. , Nit. a. )

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Tartar,-Rattles on the chest- Coughs and trembles, feels oppressed; Sweats with sopor; gags; sustains Pustule, scab and inflamed veins. Pain with sweat-this fills the bill, Worse by warmth is every ill.

The Tartar,-Has sweating pain.

The Tartar, Opi, is a vampere of woe.

This Tartar,-Who is subject to rattling respiration,-Is standing with his brother, Cato, on the shoal coast of Ipeca.

Pain with sweat: Tart. e ., Op. , Ver. a. , Mer ., Pul. , Ars. (Cold sweat on the forehead, Ver. a. Hot sweat on the head, Cham. )

Rattling Respiration: Tart. e ., Stan. , Brom. , Cact. , Sul. , Hep. , Lyc. , Caust. , Ipe.

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Terebinth.,-Assumes the reign In the kidney region. Inflammation-Bloody drain- Indicates the action.

Urine has smoky hue, Violet the odor; Albumen pertains there to, Strangury may torture.

Typhoid may install her bed, Bleeding bowel attending; Tongue a smooth and glossy red, Gas within distending.

Worms, and enuresis, may Hold in league possession; Or a bloody sweat hold sway, With death-like prostration.

Inhalation of the fume, Stops a pain or spasm- Asthma-phthisis cough-and doom Of pulmonic bleeding.

Terence,-has bloody urine.

Terence McHam, the Imp, is up at the Mill, with Cinnamo, seeking the Spanish lady, Sabal Cani.

This Terence,-Who is subjet to a redness of the tongue,-Is at Rattle box mine, with the lying weaver, De Kalb Knight.

Bloody Urine: Tere ., Merc. , Ham. , Ipe. , Pho. , Mill. , Cinnamon tinc, Sec. , Canth. , Pul. , [Sabal.], Can. I.

Red Tongue: Tere. , Rhus , Tart. e. , Lyc. , Bell. , Hyo. , Mer. , Nux v. , Lach. , Apis , Ars. , Verat. a. , Kal. b. , Arg. n. (Beet red, Arum. Shinning red, Lach. , Nux v. , Tereb. Red tip, Arg. n. , Apis , Ars. , Phyt. , Rhus , Verat. a. Red Spots, Mer. , Tarax .)

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Thuja,-When we have suppression, Of a gonorrhoeal flow; And the evils, that so often Out of vaccination grow. When we see the fig wart flourish, See the growing fungus shoots; See the hair a mass of tangle, Teeth decaying at the roots. When a vertigo assails us, On the closing of our eyes' And our body seeming brittle, Breakable by exercise. When our sweat is fetid-sour, Flesh feels beaten from the bones; And at night from heat of bedding, We are tortured into groans. When our eyes are dry and scaly, And our ears discharging pus; Then we think of Arbor vitae, As an angel sent to us.

The Thug,-Has tangled, matted hair.

The Thug, Bovis, is with Flora Lee, at Bacil.

This Thug,- Who is subject to growth of warts,-Is at Nathan Nick's, with a load of sabina roots, from the coast of Staffa.

Matted, Tangled Hair: Thuj ., Bovis. , Fl. a. , Lyc. , [Bacil.] (Hair too abundant, or in tufts, out of place, Thuj. Split, Thuj. )

Warts: Thuj ., Nat. m. , Nit. a. , Lyc. , Dul. , Sabin. , Ruta. , Caust. , Stap. (Cancer wart, Ferr. pic. , Thuj. Stem warts, Nit. a. , Thuj. , Stap. , Sabin. On the palms of the hand, Nat. c. , Nat. m. , Ruta. On the back of the hand, Dul. )

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Ustilago,-given low- Reinstates the menstrual flow. Higher-puts vicarious drain, Or a surplus, right again. Also rights spasmodic ails, And o'er barrenness prevails.

The Maid,-Has suppressed menses.

The Maid, Helen Po-con, the cyclist, is good for one sample kiss, from Cim Xantho.

This Maid,-Who is subject to vicarious menstruation,-Is at Pompii, as aid to Ham Crotal, the booby.

Suppressed Menses: Ustil ., Helen., Pod. , Con. , Cyc. , Graph. , Dul. , Nat. m. , Sul ., Mer. , Pul ., Kal. c. , Sep ., Cimi ., [Xanthox.] (From sudden chill or fright, Aco. Damp feet, Dul. , Pod. , Pul .)

Vicarious Menstruation: Ustil ., Pul. , Mer. , Pho. , Dig. , Ham ., Crotal. , Bell. , Bry. (Bleeding from the nose, Bry. , Bell. , Pul. , Ustil. From the lungs, Pho. , Ustil. )

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Valeriana,-Thy distress Hysteria-Fidgets-Nervousness. Heat flushes from exertion slight, In darkness feeling a fright, A sense of coldness in the head, In throat a sense of hanging thread, While sudden bloats thy bowels assail, And flows galore thy urine pale. And all the while you mayest feel, A burning sore pain in the heel.

The Valet,-Has pain in the heels.

The Valet, Agar Phyto, leads the cycles on the coast.

This Valet,- Who is subject to nervous fidgets, Is at St. Tare Zoo, with an eye on Job Sil, the Caucasian.

Pain in the Heels: Val. , Agar. , Phyt. , Led. , Cyc. , Caust.

Nervous Fidgets: Val. , Ig. , Taren. , ZN. , Apis , Aco. , Bell. , Sil. , Caust. (Uneasy hands, Bell. , Rubbing the hands together, Taren. Uneasy feet, Apis , ZN. Not a still moment, Aco. , Caust. , Ig. , ZN. )

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Veratrum album,-cold and blue- With cold sweat on thy forehead; A cholera freak, thy favorite cue, And mental frenzy horrid;

With utterance of startling cries- Utterance of blasphemy or prayer; Dark circles blue, are round thy eyes, With features of despair.

Thy pains intolerable in bed, In state of mind delirious; With vomiting and purging, dread, Or retching, straining serious.

While sinking as at door of death, With clammy perspiration; And stifled lungs, and panting breath, Weak heart, and palpitation.

Cough thine, as from the abdomen, That sets the urine flowing; Excited most especially when From cold to warm room going.

Desiring drink and victuals cold, Which needs must seem surprising; Since coldness all thy ails unfold From whate'er cause arising.

Vera,-Has cold sweat upon the forehead.

Vera Tab is an Arab.

This Vera,- Who is subject to vomiting with purging,- Is with Aunt Iris Podo, the Imp of the wine cup.

Cold Sweat Upon the Forehead: Ver. a. , Tab. , Ars.

Vomiting with Purging - Cholera Morbus: Ver. a ., Ant. c. , Iris v. , Pod. , Ipe. , Ars. , Nux v. , Cup.

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Veratrum viride,-We find Thy fevers are of a varied kind. And every itis of thy fleet, Attended with excessive heat, And rapid pulse, with breathing slow, And spasms of promiscuous show, And mania that may obtain From blood compression on the brain. Pneumonia thou cutteth short, Any bleeding of pulmonic sort. With all thy enteric ails, A tympanitic state prevails. Thy tongue is yellow, with a shine Of red along the central line. Thy ailments worse on waking are, From motion, sitting up and jar.

Vesta,-Has excessive heat.

Vesta Pyro, the belle of Carbola, is with her brother, Jo Moss, at Antifeb's.

This Vesta,- Who is subject to rapid pulse,-Is up at Jo Tartar's, with the negro, Job.

Excessive Heat - Hyper-pyrexia: Verat. v ., Pyrogen. , Bell. , Carbol. a. , Brom. , Iod. , Mos. (Antifeb. 10grs.)

Rapid Pulse: Verat. v ., Pod. , Iod. , Tart. e., Hell. , Aco ., Bell . (Trembling pulse, Hell. , Tart. e. )

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Viscum album,-Stands the tug As a pin subduing drug. Tearing rending is her game, Ladies' ailments most her aim. If sciatica comes near She will make it disappear. Whooping cough declines to stay Longer than the seventh day.

The Visitor,-Has tearing pain.

The Visitor, Chel, is on lead to the post coach.

This Visitor,- Who is subject to sciatica,-Is with his child, Zip, in a black buggy, at Apo Cim's, with Col. Dio Plum, the sneering Jew.

Tearing Pains: Vis. a ., Chel. , Led. , Pul. , Sul. , Thuj. , Colch.

Sciatica: Vis. a ., Cham ., [ZN. p.], Sep. , Bell. , Glo. , Apo. c. , Cimi ., Colo ., Dio. , PB. , Sul. , Nux v. , Rhus , Acon. , Ars. (Senile, Sep. , Zoo.)

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Zincum met.,-In thee we find State of stupor of the mind. Frontal pressure on the brain, Headache from a sip of wine. Twitching, screaming out in sleep, Trembling hand, and restless feet, Weary name and spinal track, Bruise-like pain in limb and back, Sufferings that are manifest From some form of rash suppressed. Knotted veins thy legs display, Burning in thy tibiae. Itching canthi, dry and red, Grumous lids at night in bed. Itching anus, flatus hot, Stools a dry and crumbling lot. Urine only finding vent, Free, when sitting backward bent. Wine and warm food disagree, Sweets of all kind not for thee.

Zeno,-Has twitching of the muscles.

Zeno Taren, the Grecian saint, is a twin to Val-agar Knight, the snob.

This Zeno,- Who suffers from suppressed rash, Is at the Grecian camp, in view of the Mosque of Bacil, with an eye set on Bryon Cooper, the Imp.

Twitching: ZN ., Taren. , Cic. , Ig. , Hyo. , Stram. , Val. , Agar. , Arg. n. , Sul. , Nux v. , Bell.

Ailments Resulting from Suppressed Rash: ZN ., Cic. , Camp. , Ver. a. , Ars. , Moss. , [Bacil.], Apis. , Sul. , Thuj. , Bry. , Cup ., Ipe. (From suppressed hives, Ars. , Apis. , Pul. From suppressed tetter, Alo. , [Amb.], Dul. )

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Abrotan. (The Abbot.)

Is thin, withered, and of cruel temper.

Acetic Acid. (Achsa.)

Has consumption, and is deathly pale.

Aconite. (The Actor.)

Is hot and restless and full of fear.

Aesculus. (Esra.)

Has piles, and a lame back.

Aethusa. (Ethel.)

Vomits milk in curds, and is an imbecile.

Agaricus. (Hager.)

Has a tender spine, and is frost-bitten.

Agnus cast. (Agnus.)

Has leucorrhoea, and is absent minded.

Ailanthus. (The Alien.)

Has malignant scarlatina, and is semi-conscious.

Aloes. (Alonzo.)

Has involuntary stools, and gurgling in the bowels.

Alumina. (Alfred.)

Has depraved appetite and dry harsh skin.

Ambra. (Ambrosa.)

Has coldness of the abdomen, and is better when cold.

Ammonia carb. (Amanda.)

Is subject to fainting, and is worse in a warm room.

Ammonia mur. (Amos.)

Has dry, crumbling stools, and offensive sweat.

Amyl. (Amy.)

Has flushes of heat, and a red face.

Anacardium. (Ana.)

Has vain calls to stool, and is profane.

Antimony crud. (Aunty.)

Has eructations, and white coated tongue.

Apis mel. (Apollis.)

Has stinging pains, and heat without thirst.

Apocynum c. (Apollo.)

Has dropsy, and is a matry to rum.

Argentum met. (Silvester.)

Has tender bones, and pain in the testes.

Argentum nit. (The Knight.)

Has headache relieved by bandage, and craves sweets.

Arnica. (Arnold.)

Has bruise-like pain, and crops of boils.

Arsenic. (The Arab.)

Has burning pains, and asthma.

Arum. (Aaron.)

Has a raw nose, and cracked lips.

Asafoetida. (Asa.)

Has bone decay, and foetid secretions.

Asarum. (Asher.)

Has feeling of lightness, and relief of pains by cold water applied.

Asterius. (Esther.)

Has cancer, and a tottering gait.

Aurum. (Aubrey.)

Has ailments form abuse of Mercury, and suicidal gloom.

Baptisia. (The Baptist.)

Has typhoid fever, and besotted appearance.

Baryta carb. (The Barber.)

Has enlarged glands, and a pot belly.

Belladonna. (Belle.)

Has delirium and a sore throat.

Benzoic acid. (Ben.)

Has gout, and rank offensive urine.

Berberis. (Bertha.)

Has kidney pain, and white sediment in urine.

Bismuth. (The Bishop.)

Has headache after meals, and dread of being alone.

Borax. (The Boer.)

Has sore mouth, and sense of cobweb on the face.

Bovis. (The Bully.)

Has tetter, and intolerance to pressure of clothing.

Bromine. (The Broker.)

Has coldness in the chest, and loss of voice.

Bryonia. (Bryon.)

Has stitching cough, and is worse from motion.

Cactus. (Cato.)

Has constriction of the heart, and weight on the vertex.

Calcarea carb. (Calvin.)

Has cold, damp feet, and acid stomach.

Calcarea phos. (The Caliph.)

Has ulceration, and softening of bone.

Camphor. (The Camper.)

Has cholera, and cold tongue.

Cannabis Ind.(The Indian.)

Has loss of memory, and white urine.

Cannabis sat.(The Canadian.)

Has strangury, and gonorrhoea.

Cantharis. (The Spaniard.)

Has blisters on the skin, and burning urine.

Capsicum. (The Captain.)

Has sensitive skin, and lack of vital heat.

Carbo veg. (The Carver.)

Has wind bloat, and greenish hue on the face.

Caulophyllum. (The Caller.)

Has womb cramp, and irregular courses.

Causticum. (The Caucasian.)

Has involuntary escape of urine, and chorea.

Chammomilla.(The Child.)

Has one red cheek, and is cross.

Chelidonium. (The Chief.)

Has sub-scapular pain, right side, and jaundice.

China. (The Chinaman.)

Has night sweat, and great prostration.

Cicuta. (The Greek.)

Has screaming spasms, and enlarged pupils.

Cimicfuga.(The Squaw.)

Has dysmenorrhoea, and nervous shivers.

Cina. (Santo.)

Has worms, and gagging.

Cistus. (Rose.)

Has scrofula, and tender coccyx.

Clematis. (Clem.)

Has indurated testes, and enlarged inguinal glands.

Cocculus. (The Cook.)

Has stomach cramp, and trembling limbs.

Coffee. (The Caffre.)

Has insomnia, and furious pains.

Colchicum. (The Coachman.)

Has rheumatism and nausea from odor of food.

Colocynthis. (The Colonel.)

Has colic, bent double, and sense of constriction.

Conium. (The Consul.)

Has interrupted flow of urine, and photophobia.

Crocus. (The Crone.)

Has nose bleed with pale face, and sense of something live within, jumping or moving about.

Cuprum met. (The Cooper.)

Has cramps, and bloody sweat.

Cyclamen. (The Cyclist.)

Has blinding headache, and flickering before the sight.

Digitalis. (The Ditcher.)

Has a slow pulse, and gray stools.

Dioscorea. (Dido.)

Has colic, and felon starting.

Drosera. (The Drover.)

Has Whooping, and green sputum.

Dulcamara. (The Duke.)

Has diarrhoea, and ailments from cold, damp weather.

Eucalyptus. (Eula.)

Has gastric ulcer, and malarial fever.

Euphrasia. (Eugene.)

Has eye-pain, and a blear eye.

Ferrum p. (The Fop.)

Has congestive headache, and vertigo.

Ferrum met. (Irene.)

Has anaemia, and crimson blushes.

Fluoric acid. (Flora.)

Has deformed nails, and goitre.

Gelsemium. (Jesse.)

Has drooping eyelids, and a numb tongue.

Glonoine. (Glora.)

Has a weak heart, and throbbing carotids.

Graphites. (Grace.)

Has rawness in the folds of the skin, and eye gum.

Hamamelis. (Ham.)

Has varicose veins, and haemorrhage.

Hecla lav. (Hector.)

Has bone tumor, and gum boil.

Helleborus. (Negro.)

Has dropsy on the brain, and rolling of the head.

Hepar sul. (Hebe.)

Has suppuration, and sour sweat.

Hydrastis. (Hiram.)

Has dyspepsia, and a sinking at the stomach pit.

Hyoscyamus. (Hyson.)

Has night cough, and hiccough.

Hypericum. (John.)

Has tetanus, and ailments from concussion.

Ichthyol. (The Fisher.)

Has eczema, and leprosy.

Ignatia. (The Saint.)

Has hysteria, and clavus.

Iodine. (Jo.)

Has canine hunger, and feels better after eating.

Ipecacuanha. (Imp.)

Has persistent nausea, and rattling cough.

Iris vers. (Ira.)

Has sick headache, and hot, liquid stools.

Kali b. (DeKalb.)

Has chronic nasal catarrh, and clinkers in the nose.

Kali c. (The Potter.)

Has stitching pains, and gagging cough.

Kali iod. (the Kid.)

Has erysipelas, and rawness in the chest.

Kali p. (Kipling.)

Has brain fag, and collapse.

Kali s. (Kaiser.)

Has yellow coated tongue, and cough with yellow sputum.

Lachesis. (Lackey.)

Has a trembling tongue, and is worse on waking.

Laurocerasus. (Laura.)

Has fluttering heart, and foaming spasms.

Ledum. (Lena.)

Has cold pain, and tender heels.

Lilium t. (Lily.)

Has falling of the womb, and habit of abortion.

Lobelia i. (Loafer.)

Has heartburn, and tender stomach.

Lycopodium. (Lydia.)

Has red sand in the urine, and fanning nostrils.

Magnesia carb. (Maggie.)

Has green stools, and backache during menses.

Magnesia p. (Magnate.)

Has neuralgia, and relief by warmth.

Melilotus. (Melissa.)

Has nose bleed, and flushed face.

Mercurius c.(Mercy.)

Has dysentery, and black lips.

Mercurius sol. (Merchant.)

Is worse at night, and has bleeding gums.

Mezereum. (Miser.)

Has ranula, and scald-head.

Moschus. (Mose.)

Has one cold hand, and chews in sleep.

Muriatic acid. (The Mute.)

Has loud moaning, and falling of the jaw.

Natrum c. (Nancy.)

Has hawking, and blue rings around the eyes.

Natrum m. (Nathan.)

Has blisters around the mouth, and craves salt.

Natrum s. (Nason.)

Has green secretions, and green coating on the tongue.

Nitric acid. (Nick.)

Has pimples on the face, and splinter-like pain in the throat and elsewhere.

Nux mos. (The Nux.)

Has dry mouth on waking in the morning, and is drowsy with all ailments.

Nux v. (The Quaker.)

Has constipation, and numbness in parts affected.

Oleander. (Ole.)

Has undigested stools, and intertrigo.

Opium. (Opie.)

Has apoplexy, and coma.

Oxalic acid. (Oxa.)

Has inflammation of the tongue, and numbness of the fingers.

Passiflora. (The Pastor.)

Has spasms, and mania.

Petroleum. (Pete.)

Has skin cracks, and nausea from riding and sailing.

Phosphorus. (Philip.)

Has pneumonia, and walks in sleep.

Phosphoric acid. (Phebe.)

Has diabetes, and emission of wind from the womb.

Phytolacca. (Phyllis.)

Has iphtheria, and "gathered" breats.

Picric acid. (Picket.)

Has erotomania, and heaviness in the legs.

Platinum. (Plato (Mrs).)

Has formication, and tender vulva.

Plumbum. (The Plumber.)

Has sheep-dung stools, and a shiny face.

Podophyllum. (Poet.)

Has falling of the bowel, and gnashing of the teeth.

Pulsatilla. (The Lady.)

Has shifting pains, and tearful mood.

Ranunculus b. (The Ranchman.)

Has chest pains, and shingles.

Rhubarb. (Reuben.)

Has head sweat, and sour stools.

Rhododendron. (Rodger.)

Has hydrocoele, and feels worse before a storm.

Rhus tox. (The Russian.)

Has ailments from strain, is better by motion.

Rumex c. (Rex.)

Has cough from touch of cold air, and itching when undressing.

Ruta. (Ruth.)

Has suffering from eye strain, and pressure upon the bladder.

Sabadilla. (Sabilla.)

Has hay fever, and sneezing coryza.

Sabina. (Sabina.)

Has monthly overflow, and clotted menses.

Sambucus. (Sam.)

Has snuffles, and sweat on waking.

Sanguinaria. (The Redman.)

Has tickling cough, and hectic fever.

Secale. (Secelia.)

Has passive bleeding, and black menses.

Sepia. (Septa.)

Has yellow patches on the face and feeling of coldness about the head.

Silicea. (Silas.)

Has induration of tissues, and fistula.

Spigelia. (The Spy.)

Has palpitation, and heart stitches.

Spongia. (The Sport.)

Has hoarse voice, and croup.

Stannum. (The Tinner.)

Has a weak chest, and salty sputum.

Staphisagria. (Stephen.)

Has pollutions, and styes.

Strammonium. (The Stranger.)

Has starting in sleep, and stuttering speech.

Sulphur. (The Sultan.)

Has hot vertex, and itching eruptions.

Sulphuric acid. (The Sultana.)

Has empty feeling, in the abdomen, and bleeding black blood.

Tabacum. (Toby.)

Has nausea with cold sweat and salivation.

Tartar e.(The Tartar.)

Has sweating pain, and rattling respiration.

Thuja. (The Thug.)

Has fig warts, and matted hair.

Ustilago maydis. (The Maid.)

Has suppressed courses, and vicarious menstruation.

Valeriana. (The Valet.)

Has nervous fidgets, and pains in the heels.

Veratrum alb. (Vera.)

Has cholera morbus, and cold sweat on the forehead.

Veratrum v. (Vesta.)

Has excessive heat, and rapid pulse.

Viscum alb. (The Visitor.)

Has sciatica, and tearing pains.

Zincum m. (Zeno.)

Has twitching of the muscles, and ailments from suppression of eruptions.

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