in the whole body,—quiet breathing,—pulse full and frequent, skin soft,—the bitten hand swells enormously.—In seven hours: somnolence with moaning,—after waking the pains in the arms are less, but he experiences violent pains in the chest,—sensation of a lump in his throat,—copious emission of urine,—great difficulty of swallowing, white, viscid saliva,—discharge of a bloody liquid from the nose,—inability to swallow a drink composed of water, sugar and brandy.—In eight hours: the sweating abates,—restlessness,—moaning,—emission of urine.—In nine hours, ten minutes: the moaning ceases,—deep sleep.—In ten hours: takes an infusion of guaco,—pulse 108,—the bloody discharge from the nose ceases,—shrivelling of the tuberculous formations on the arms and in the face, they exhibit an erysipelatous redness.—In ten hours, twenty minutes: emits two ounces of a natural urine,—a few minutes’ quiet sleep, without moaning.—In ten hours, forty minutes: the pains abate a good deal, but he complains of pains in the thighs and feet, where he had felt a considerable coldness until now,—pulse 108,—ordinary thirst,—the patient sits up in order to drink, and swallows the drink with ease.—In eleven hours: takes four spoonfuls of a strong infusion of guaco.—In eleven hours, forty-five minutes: emits a deeply-colored urine,—pulse 119,—the bitten hand and arm are very much inflamed and intensely painful,—restlessness.—In twelve hours: quiet sleep, disturbed by eructations,—pulse 112,—emission of urine.—In twelve hours, thirty minutes: restlessness,—screams,—despair.—In twelve hours, forty minutes: emission of urine,—pulse 116,—sensation of burning heat in the legs, which he uncovers.—In thirteen hours: emission of urine,—quiet,—he takes an infusion of guaco.—In fourteen hours: he sits up in bed, and drinks water, during which he moves about violently and screams.—In fifteen hours: emission of urine,—the swelling of the lower lips abates,—the salivation ceases.—In fifteen hours, forty-five minutes: pulse 110,—involuntary motion of the right thumb and left foot.—In seventeen hours: the patient feels very sick,—pulse 100,—frequent moaning.—In nineteen hours: excessive debility,—involuntary motion of the lower jaw, and lower extremities,—bloody urine.—In twenty hours: accelerated, intermitting pulse,—increase of the convulsive motions,—the swelling of the extremities, and the redness of the skin are less,—extreme difficulty of swallowing,—anxious respiration.—In twenty hours, fifty minutes: diminution of the convulsive motions.—In twenty hours, fifty-five minutes: the convulsions cease.—In twenty-one hours: he takes an ounce of lizard-oil, which he swallows with difficulty.—In twenty-one hours, thirty minutes: death.—In a few minutes, the blue-colored body, swoll considerably.—Twenty-three hours after death, the body had swollen enormously, was covered with blue and red spots, and smelt so horridly that no post-mortem examination could be made.—HEMPEL.