CASE II.

William T----, AEt. 42. Ascites, with cough and dyspnoea. Abdomen

very much distended. The rest of his body highly emaciated. Urine

thick, high coloured, and in very small quantity.

_Decoct. Digit. (u. in Esther K----,) 4tis horis._

1st DAY of taking it. The 4th dose produced sickness.

2d. Vomiting after the second dose.

10th. Urine increased to [Symbol: pound]vi.

11th. Flow of urine continues. Abdomen quite flaccid.

12th. Abdomen not diminished.

15th: A smart purging came on, and the flow of urine diminished.

23d. Belly much bound. Took a cathart. powder, which was followed by a

diminution of the abdomen.

29th. To take a cathart. powder every 4th morning, continuing the

decoct. Digit.

32d. Urine exceedingly scanty.

35th. _Vin. scill. [Symbol: ounce]ss. o. m. &c._ This produced

diuretic effects.

44th. Tapped. Terminated fatally.

OBS. Here the medicine was _continued till it ceased to produce

diuretic effects_; and these effects were not aided by any

strengthening remedies.

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