Cistus Canadensis cist.

Cis. / (Rock Rose.) / Rose.

Cistus,- Takes a foremost stand,
For enlargement of the gland.
Which, with ulceration, may
Add itself to bone decay.
Scrofula declares her case,
Where soe'er it finds a place.
In a joint, or gland, or eye,
Furnishing a pus supply.
inward coldness may attend,
Soreness, too, at coccyx end.
And a throat in sore condition,
Eased somewhat by deglutition.

Rose,-Has Scrofula.

Rose Bacil, the "Ideal Bar smasher," from Thebes, Is in the dark cabin, with the Duke Carbola, of Florence.

This Rose,-Who is subject to a tender coccyx,-Is at Pete Sil's, with Ruth Carba.

Scrofula: Cist., Bacil., Iod., Bar. c., Sul., Mer., Sil., Hep., Therid., Nit. a., Cal. c., Bell., Dul., Carbol. a., Cal. f.

Tender Coccyx: Cist., Pet., Sil., Ruta., Carb. a.