Pulsatilla Nigricans puls.

Pul. / (1st P.) / The Lady.

Pulsatilla,- Tearful maiden
With distress of spirit laden.
Thirstless, though in fever heat
Numb of limb, on taking seat.
Sleepless early in the night,
Forced to cough or set upright.
Hoarse with cough, that bringeth tears
-None for measle cough thy peers-
Ever chilly with thy pain,
Yet from heat no help can gain.
Mucus yellow, green, is thine,
'Tis thy true catarrhal sign.
In thy nose foul odors dwell,
Or thou hast no taste or smell.
Sore, and pleghmy are thy eyes,
Subject to afflicting styes.
Keen the aching in thy ears,
Which at enen most appears.
IN the morning vertigo,
Foul and bitter taste also.
Teeth that ache when victuals hot
Touch upon the tender spot.
Gnawing hast thou at the pit,
Or a stony weight in it.
Vomiting and eructation,
Hinting gastric ulceration.
Noisy painful flatulence,
With a downward pressing sense.
Stools that my the bedding stain,
Or impel with urging vain.
Changing symptoms, knotted veins,
Knee joint swelling, sacral pains.
Pains of gout, and pains rheumatic,
Pains of character erotic.
Menses dark, secretion slight,
Or suppressed by cold or fright.
Leucorrhoea, falling womb,
Bearing down, a pending doom.
Worse at eve, and early night,
Worse at dawn of morning light,
Worse from warmth, and ease denied,
Lying on the left hand side.

The Lady,-Has shifting pains.

The Lady, Phyllis Bell, called on DeKalb to lead in buying laurel for Lily Rhodes.

This Lady,-Who is subject to Tearful Moods,- Is at Ida Kip's, with the black and blue negro, Lily Lob, one of the cycle club.

Shifting Pains: Pul., Phyt., Bell., Caul., Kal. b., Led., Bry., Apis, Kalm., Lil. t., Rhod.

Tearful Mood: Pul., Iod., Kal. p., Sep., Indigo, Hell., Lil. t., Lob., Nat. m., Cyc., Lyco.