Countenance tells of severe | Not so described. suffering. | | Very great depression an early | Not present until toward symptom. | the end. | Fire-burning pain in stomach. | Not present. | Pain in stomach increased on | Pressure produced no pressure. | pain. | Violent and uncontrollable vomiting | “Hawking rather than vomiting;” independent of ingesta. | irritability of stomach | increased by ingesta. | Vomiting not relieved by such | Vomiting controlled by treatment as was used in Mr. | treatment. Maybrick’s case. | | During vomiting burning heat and | Not present. constriction felt in throat. | | Blood frequently present in | Not present. vomited and purged matter. | | Intensely painful cramps in | Not present. calves of the legs. | | Pain in urinating. | Not present. | Purging and tenesmus an early | Not present until twelfth day symptom. | of illness, and then once | only. | Great intolerance of light. | Not present. | Eyes suffused and smarting. | Not present. | Eyeballs inflamed and reddened. | Not present. | Eyelids intensely itchy. | Not present. | Rapid and painful respiration | Not present. an early symptom. | | Pulse small, frequent, irregular, | Not so described until and imperceptible from the | approach of death. outset. | | Arsenic easily detected in urine | Not detected, _although looked and fæces. | for_. | Tongue fiery red in its entirety, | Tongue not red; “simply filthy.” or fiery red at tip and margins | and foul toward base. | | Early and remarkable reduction | Temperature normal up to day of temperature generally. | preceding death.