Belladonna bell.

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.

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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.

Delirium: Bell., Bry., Thuj., Rhus, Nux v., Mur. a., Nit. a., Agar., Verat. v., Lach., Canth., Hyos., Stram., etc.

Sore Throat-Quincy: Bell., Caps., Merc. c., Phyto., Am. c., Sang., Bar. c., Bap., Lach., Apis, Lyco., Ars. (Burning like fire, Caps., Phyt., Sang.)