73. Highly inflamed Throat--Croup 54 74. Necessity of allaying the Heat 55 75-77. The Half-bath--The Sitz- or Hip-Bath 55-56 78. Action of the sitz-bath explained 56 79. 80. Relaxation of Treatment towards the end of the third period--Continuation of Packs during and after Desquamation 57 81. Treatment of _torpid Forms_ of scarlatina--Difference in the Treatment pointed out 58 82. Length of Pack 59 83. Cold Affusions and Rubbing 59 84. Ice-Water and Snow-Bath in malignant cases 59 85. Wine and Water, &c., if no reaction can be obtained 60 86. Ablutions and Rubbing with Iced-Water or Snow 61 87. Wet Compress 61 88. Ventilation all-important 61 89. Continuation of Packs--Convalescence 62 90. Mineral Acids, in case of severe sore Throat 62 91. Putrid Symptoms--Gargle--Solution of Chloride of Soda--Drink: Chlorate of potass--Liquor calcii chloridi 62 92. _Treatment of Affections of the Nervous Centres_ 63 93. 94. Sitz-bath, anchor of safety 64 95.-97. Cases 65-68 98. 99. Impossibility of answering for the issue of every typhoid case 71 100. Is Water applicable in all typhoid cases? 71 101.-109. Rules for the application of water in typhoid cases 71-73 110.-112. Illustrations 73-78 PART THE THIRD. 113. _Treatment of other Eruptive Fevers_ 80 114. Small-Pox 80 115. Varioloids, and Chicken-pocks 82 116. Measles 82 117. Urticaria, Zoster, Rubeola 83 118. Erysipelas 83 119. Erythema 83 120. 121. Additional Rules for the Treatment of Eruptive Diseases 83-84 122. _Conclusive Remarks_--Obstacles 84 123. Want of Water 84 124. Dripping Sheet, substitute for the Half-bath 84 125. Rubbing Sheet, substitute for the Half-bath 85