Hamamelis Virginica ham.

Ham. / (Hama.) / Ham.

Hamamelis,-Thee we greet,
Victor of the bleeding fleet.
All excretions show the stain
Of thy haemorrhagic drain.
Passive bleeding-constant-slow
From thy veins where'er they go.
Even from thy skin a drain
Such as inward parts sustain.
Knotted are thy veins, and red,
Where the flames of "Itis" spread.
And if broken-thus induced
Ulceration is produced.
Pains that on thy testes seize,
Or thy consort's ovaries,
Or rheumatic twinges sore,
She with thee must needs deplore
Or prolapsus of the womb,
Or the rectum be her doom.
Whilst in floods her monthly "guest"
Comes-or stupor if suppressed.
Water turns thy stomach-yea
Even thought of drinking may.

Ham,-Has varicose veins.

Ham Cardu is with Lady Flora at the Zoo.

This Ham,-Who is subject to Haemorrhage,- Is with Achsa, the Spanish Imp, and Cato up at the Indian fountain by Trilby Mills, looking for the aged Secal.

Varicose veins: Ham., Cardu., Pul., Fl. a., ZN.

Haemorrhage: Ham., Acet. a., Canth., Ipe., Cact., Pho., Can. I., Ferr., Nux v., Thuj., Trill., Mill., Lach., Kreo., Chin., Sec.