CASE XIV.

_February_ 8th. Mr. R---- of K----. Had formerly suffered much from

gout, and lived very intemperately. Jaundiced countenance; ascites;

legs and thighs greatly swollen; appetite none; extremely weak;

confined to his bed. Had taken many medicines from his apothecary

without advantage. I ordered him decoction of Digitalis, and a

cordial; but he survived only a few days.

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