Syrup of Squills 1 ounce. Tincture of Tolu 2 drachms. Spirits of Sweet Nitre 2 drachms. Paregoric ½ ounce. Should there be much restlessness or want of sleep, 30 drops of laudanum may be taken at bed-time in a little gruel, or added to a dose of the expectorant mixture. Or when the mixture is not necessary, from 10 to 15 grains of Dover’s powder, according to the age and strength of the patient, should be taken an hour before bed-time. It is also necessary to take an occasional aperient, which should consist of two assafœtida pills at night, and a black draught the following morning; or five grains of blue pill, and a dose of Epsom salts, three hours afterwards. The patient should be kept as much as possible in one temperature during the attack; and all lengthened conversation and fatigue strictly avoided. The diet should be light, low, and farinaceous, and consist of eggs, milk, custards, and sago, and tapioca puddings; and only when the expectorant or stimulating stage has been reached, should the drink be anything stronger than gruel. But when the expectorants are indicated, it becomes necessary to give wine, or other stimulants, and support the patient’s strength by a more generous diet. _Treatment of Chronic Bronchitis._—Where the symptoms are severe, the treatment may begin by placing a blister on the throat, and giving the expectorant mixture already prescribed. But in ordinary cases, it will be sufficient to place a large hot bran poultice on the throat and chest, renewing it every three or four hours; and twice a day rubbing the chest and throat with the following embrocation:— Dissolve, by heat, two drachms of camphor in two ounces of olive oil, and add spirits of sal volatile half an ounce, and at the same time give the expectorant mixture in table-spoonfuls every two hours. Where there is much loss of rest, and much anxiety, the annexed mixture to be substituted for the expectorant, and taken in doses of two table-spoonfuls every four hours. Dover’s Powder 1 drachm. Carbonate of Ammonia 2 scruples. Camphor Water 8 ounces. Sulphuric Ether 1 drachm. At the same time, the steam of hot vinegar and water is to be inhaled, and the patient’s strength supported by a proper and efficient dietary; with all the precautions advised in acute, observed in the management of chronic bronchitis. INFLUENZA.