Kali Phosphoricum kali-p.

Kal. p. / (Kip.) / Kipling

Kali phos,-Shall now be sung-
He of brownish yellow tongue;
Languid, delicate and frail,
Peevish, sensitive and pale;
Subject to hysteric plight,
Having spasms from a fright.
One whom we may call our fort
Remedy, of last resort.
When the mind is week and weary,
And the out-look sand and dreary.
Or when reason leaves her throne,
Or the nerves have lost their tone,
Or the vital forces sink,
To exhaustion's lowest brink;
As in cholera collapse,
Or in typhoid low perhaps.
When with cough, or croup we view,
Livid countenance or blue;
When the blood is dark and thin,
Oozing sweat-like from the skin,
Or from veins within in places,
Evidencing septic traces.

Kipling,-Has death-like exhaustion. Collapse.

Kipling Cro-Car, the Spaniard, seeks the favor of Amos Plum, for the ailing Phebe Crotal.

This Kipling,-Who is subject to Brain Fag,-Is up at Zion Zoo, with Silas Aven, the picket.

Death-Door Condition-Livid, Blue: Kal. p., Cro., Carb. v., Canth., Sec., Ferr., Verat. a., Am. m., PB., Lach., Ph. a., Crotal.

Brain Fag: Kal. p., Pho., ZN., ZN. p., Sil., Aven., Pic. a.