_Fevers, Ardent or Continued._ In most cases it is advisable to commence with a purgative of Kaladana (187), Castor Oil (83), or Myrobalans (256), or if the patient be a strong adult, a Croton Pill (120); after its operation the Solution of Nitre (264) may be given, and Decoction of Abelmoschus (2), Lemonade (232), or Tamarind Infusion (346), _to allay the thirst and cool the system_. A very useful and refreshing drink in all fevers, especially if there is irritability of the stomach, is a mixture of equal parts of Milk and Soda Water, with the addition of a piece of ice if procurable. Sucking small pieces of ice also allays thirst and cools the system; for this latter purpose, also, sponging the surface with Water (385) or diluted Vinegar (376) may be employed. The diet should consist chiefly of Rice _Conjee_ (322) and other farinaceous articles, and the apartment should be kept cool and well ventilated. _To relieve Headache or great fulness of the head_, apply constantly Evaporating Lotion (380) or Nitre Lotion (265), or, if these fail to afford relief, Hot Water Fomentations (393). Leeches to the temples or nape of the neck (209) and Mustard Poultices to the feet (248) may also be necessary in severe cases. _For any severe or acute pain arising in the chest or abdomen_, Leeches (209) over the seat of pain should be applied, but if these fail try a Blister (349). _For Vomiting and Irritability of Stomach_ give Lime Water (223), or else give Hot Water as a drink (385), and apply Mustard Poultices (251); _for Bilious Diarrhœa accompanying_ use Warm Water Enemas (393). _For Sore Throat or Fissures of the Tongue_, apply Borax (55) or Alum (29); _for Dryness of the Mouth and Fauces_ sucking sliced limes, or, better still, pineapples, generally suffices. _In the advanced stages, when great exhaustion, delirium, &c._, are present, give Camphor (74) and Brandy Mixture (426) internally, and apply Turpentine Stupes (363) to the extremities; Turpentine Enemas (364) are also valuable in this condition. _For subsequent Debility and during Convalescence_ give one of the following tonics: Chiretta (98), Atís (42), Bonduc (52), Kariyát (191), Ním Bark (260), Gulancha (352-3), or Cinchona Febrifuge (402). A combination of Chiretta and Sweet Flag Root (12) or Chiretta Wine (99) is perhaps best suited for this purpose. A liberal animal diet should be allowed. N.B.—Throughout the attack it is essential to keep the bowels properly regulated.