Chamomilla cham.

Cham. / (Children) / The child.

Chamomilla,-Thine the pain
that can fearful height obtain,
With a head in steaming sweat,
And a mind in angry fret.
Pains Neuralgic in thy ear,
And thy teeth and face appear.
Colic, too, with thee we find,
Mostly of a bilious kind.
Jaundice showing bilious rule,
And a green and griping stool.
Chest catarrh, is thine to keep,
Even coughing in thy sleep.
Ills from cutting teeth the cause,
Child the while exceeding cross.
One cheek pale the other red,
And a hot and sweaty head.
Over-sensitive to pain,
Chills and heat alternate reign.
Menstrual colic,-"after pains,"-
Clotted metrorrhagic drains.
Worse when lying down at rest,
When in motion feeling best.

The Child,-Has one red cheek.

The Child, Nate Cina, has a job with Achsa at Red Moss.

This Child,-Who is cross,-Is in Cina, with his Aunt, Netty Kip, the creole.

One red cheek: Cham., Nat. m., Cina, Aco., Bell., Acet. a., Sang., Mos. (Left, Acet., Nat. m.)

Cross-Uncivil: Cham., Cina, Ant. c., Nux. v., Tart. e., Kal. p., Kreo., etc.