14th. Feels stronger; pulse 108, of good strength; occasional muscular tremor. Pt. 18th. Continues steadily to improve. Pt. Jus. Bov. lbj. in dies. Vini Albi, ℥vj. 23d. Convalescent. Omit. Med. Inf. Cascaril. c. Senna, bis. 33d. Free from complaint. Dismissed cured. In this case bleeding was carried to the utmost extent to which it could be carried with safety, and rather beyond it; but it was one of those cases in which less was to be apprehended from the bleeding than from the disease. CASE CXIV. FRANCES JACOB, æt. 17, destitute. Four days ago seized with nausea, vomiting, headache, and other febrile symptoms. At present, much pain of epigastrium, which is extremely tender on pressure; throat sore; deglutition very painful; much vertigo; scarcely any headache; no sleep; mind confused through the night; some pain of chest on full inspiration; cough, with viscid copious sputa; very considerable dyspnœa; aspect of countenance leaden-coloured and oppressed; skin warm, of a dusky, unhealthy red colour; tongue very red, not much loaded; bowels constipated; pulse 135, tremulous and indistinct. Abradat. Capillitium. Hirud. viij. faucibus externis. Postea Empl. Emoll. Empl. Lyttæ nuchæ. Inhal. Vap. Aq. Calid. Garg. c. Borat Sodæ. Ol. Ricini ʒiij. q. p. Pulv. Aper. Mit. h. s. 5th. No pain of head; no sleep; mind confused; much low talkative delirium; still uneasiness of chest on full inspiration; throat less painful; deglutition more easy; dyspnœa and cough the same; abdomen tender; tongue unchanged; four stools; pulse 120, feeble and indistinct; skin covered universally with very unhealthy red, dusky efflorescence. Pulv. Aper. Mit. h. s. Mist. Camphor, ℥iss. c. Tt. Hyosciami, ʒj. et Ammon. Carbon, gr. x. 4ta. q. h. Vini Albi, ℥vi. in dies. 6th. Much delirium; some sleep; skin of same colour; rather more sensible to-day; says she has no pain of head, but sense of severe soreness all over her; much cough; four stools; pulse 120, weak. Pt. Med. et Vin. 7th. Slept well; less delirium; “feels much better;” countenance greatly improved; skin more warm; colour much more natural; throat still painful; deglutition difficult; some tenderness of the epigastrium on full pressure; scarcely any over the abdomen; tongue red at edges, brown and dry in middle; much thirst; three stools; pulse 108, soft, not very weak; lips and mouth surrounded with an herpetic eruption; skin not abraded, but covered with soft scab. Pt. Med. omnia. 8th. Slept well; asleep at present; no delirium pulse 108, soft. 9th. Still more improved; pulse 96, soft. 13th. Pulse 87; other symptoms the same. Pt. 14th. Complains more of pain of epigastrium, which is considerably tender on pressure; other symptoms the same. Catap. Sinap. epigast. Pt. alia. 15th. Epigastrium much relieved; other symptoms the same. Pt. 18th. Convalescent. 24th. Dismissed cured. CASE CXV.