CASE LX.

_January_ 14th. Mr. B----, of D----. Jaundice and ascites, the

consequences of great intemperance. Extremely emaciated; his tongue

and fauces covered with apthous crusts, and his appetite gone. He

first took tincture of cantharides with infusum amarum, then vitriolic

salts, and various other medicines without relief; Infusum Digitalis

was given afterwards, but was equally unsuccessful.

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