Hypericum Perforatum hyper.

Hyper. / John.

Hypericum,-The prize deserves,
For injuries that hurt the nerves.
That cause convulsions, or perchance
May paralyze a nervous branch.
Perhaps no surer cure is known,
For tetanus, than is this one.
A crush, a pinch, a prick, a bite,
Or fall, may so the nerves excite.
A fall upon the back may be
-Because of spinal injury-
Pervading tissues of the brain.
A cause of asthma, cough, or pain,
Or stay of power to walk or stand,
Or hold extrements in command.
The pains that follow in the wake
Of amputation, or betake
Themselves to scars of wounds long healed,
To this potential drug will yield.
As also leucorrhoeal flow,
That with a little girl may show.
The patient craves hot potions, and
Holds pickles in supreme demand.

John,-Has Tetanus.

John Angus, the physician and pastor of St. Magnus, was with Laura Cooper, when sick from a jar of the brain.

This John,-Who is subject to ailments from Concussion,-Is with the old Greek, Silas, beyond Glono.

Tetanus-Lockjaw: Hyper., Angus., Physostig., Pass. tinc, Ig., Mag. p., Laur., Cup., Cic., Aco., Rhus., Bell., Nux v.

Ailments from Concussion, Fall, etc.: Hyper., Con., Cic., Sil., Bell., Arn., Glo. (Especially from a fall on the back, Hyper.)