Conium Maculatum con.

Con. / (Old.) / The Consul.

Conium, with age advancing,
Thou art tremulous and weak,
Finding as thy memory faileth
Mind employment vain to seek.
Giddy thou in bed on turning,
Dizzy oft with dazzled sight,
Drooping lids, and feeble vision
Coupled with a dread of light.
Trembling after defecation
Urine stopping in its flow.
Hath a wife, whose breasts are tender
Just before the monthly show.
Womb and ovary indurated,
Carcinoma of the breast,
Asthma that affects the aged,
Cough on lying down to rest.
Dark peechae of old people,
Liver spots upon the skin,
Ailments caused by gland contusion,
Whence orchitis may set in.
Sick and faint in early morning,
Ebbing low the vital springs,
Worse when resting,- better walking,
Craving salt and acid things.

The Consul,-Has interrupted flow of urine.

The Consul, Clement, is with the Spanish Magnate, Aco Dios.

This Consul,- Who is subject to Photophobia, -Is in the haunts of the gamblers, with Eugene Glo-gel, the Jew, up on the coast of Russia.

Interrupted Flow of Urine- It stops and starts: Con., Clem., Canth., Mag. p., Aco., Dios. (Very painful, Aco., Canth.)

Photophobia-Dread of Light: Con., Hep., Nux v., Thuj., Sul., Graph., Mer., Bell., Euphra., Glo., Gel., Aco., Ars., Pho., Caust., Rhus. (Without inflammation, Con., Ig.)