Cactus Grandiflorus cact.

Cact. / (Grand.) / Cato.

Cactus,- Rightly comes in sight
When we think of Aconite.
In demand for every itis,
When we deem that Aconite is.
All his ailments seem to start,
From congestion of the heart.
Binding squeezing at the heart,
As, indeed, in every part,
Is his key-note-with a pain
Like a weight upon the brain.
Fluttering at the stomach, may
Also indicate his way;
And a bleeding from the chest,
Caught with rattling-lungs oppressed-
Pain and spasm of the heart,
Palpitation taking part.
Ills that come and go on time,
With exactness of a rhyme.

Cato,-Has a Sense of Constriction at the heart.

Cato, the Sport,-Is joyous with Ida and Lily.

This Cato,-Who is subject to a sense of weight on the vertex.-Is in the Indian Cave with black Glono.

Sense of Constriction at the heart: Cact., spo., Aco., Arn., Iod., Lil. t.

Sense of Weight on the Vertex: Cact., Can. I., Cal. c., Verat. a., Sep., Glon. (Occiput feels heavy as lead, Pet.)