ASCITES.

Abdomen swell'd, which fluctuates when struck upon the side, sirs;

Face pale and puff'd, and worse than that, with thirst and cough

beside, sirs;

Skin dry, and breathing difficult, and pains in epigastrium,

And watchfulness or partial sleep, with dreams would strike the

bravest dumb.

To cure--restore the balance of exhalants and absorbents,

With squill, blue-pill, and other means to soothe the patient's

torments.

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