An English lady of title, nearly exhausted from violent hæmorrhage, arrived at Gräfenberg in October. She was ordered not to put her foot to the ground for two months, to sleep with her window open, and to be covered with one sheet only. After the packing-sheets, she was carried to the cold bath and back to bed. She felt as in an ice-house. In two months, great improvement: then, though winter, and the ground was covered with snow, she was ordered to go out without bonnet or umbrella, and as lightly clad as possible; and to douche twice a day for ten minutes. Everything being done to cause contraction. In May she was declared perfectly cured. The husband, on coming to her, was in ecstasies at her healthy appearance, and was at a loss to find words to express his gratitude to Priessnitz. _Head-ache, Pain in the Limbs, and great uneasiness._--A child taken in the night with the above symptoms accompanied with fever, was ordered immediately-- Rubbing-sheet, sitz-bath, and head-bath; at noon, rubbing-sheet and sitz-bath; afternoon, packing-sheet twenty minutes, and tepid-bath. If the packing-sheet heated soon, then to be changed for twenty minutes. If symptoms continued, renew the rubbing-sheets, sitz, and head-baths, in the night. Patient well in the afternoon. _Pain in the Breast._--A lady, two days after her confinement, had her breast hardened by milk, so that she could not endure the infant's attempt to draw it. She applied the bandage, covered with a dry one; it was immediately soothing, and in less than an hour, the milk began to flow. _The Whites._--These find a certain cure in hydropathy. Very often sitz-bath, beginning with tepid water and afterwards using cold and injections, effect the object. When they do not, rubbing sheet and the douche are resorted to. A case within my knowledge was cured by the following treatment: Three tepid sitz-baths 60° daily; morning, two packing sheets; one fifteen minutes, the other twenty-five minutes, followed by cold bath, with cold water thrown over the body; afternoon, the sheets were repeated, and either a rubbing sheet or cold bath. When patient did not feel well the tepid bath was used. Body bandage worn always. LVI.--CHANGE OF LIFE IN FEMALES. Health would be re-established by a few months' treatment--such as rubbing-sheets and douche; drinking water and wearing the bandage. Those who cannot _devote time_ to go to Gräfenberg, should take a rubbing sheet every morning, wear a waist bandage, and drink seven or eight tumblers of water a-day. LVII.--TREATMENT OF LADIES. _Pain at the Chest, Dry Cough, Weak Digestion, Pain and Pressure at the Nape of the Neck, Cold Feet, Great Emaciation and Suppression of Catemenia for three months, Skin dry and hard, Unable to Walk._--A lady, 38 years of age, for the above symptoms, was treated as follows:-- Morning, packing-sheet and tepid-bath; noon, rubbing-sheet; afternoon, as in the morning. Bandages on chest and abdomen day and night.