CASE III.

George R----, AEt. 52. Ascites, general anasarca, and dyspnoea. His

legs so greatly distended that it was with great difficulty he could

draw the one after the other.

_Infus. Digital. [Symbol: dram]iiiss. ad. aq. [Symbol: pound]ss.

cap. [Symbol: ounce]i. altern. horis donec nauseam

excitaverit._ _Rep. 3tiis diebus. tempore intermedio cap.

sol. guaic. [Symbol: ounce]i. ter in die ex inf. sinap._

1st DAY of taking it. Became sickish towards night.

2d DAY. Made a great quantity of water during the night, and spat up a

great deal of watery phlegm. The first dose he took in the morning has

produced a sickness which has continued all day, but he has never

vomited.

3d. DAY. The change in his appearance so great as to make it difficult

to conceive him to be the same person. Instead of a large corpulent

man, he appeared tall, thin, and rather aged. Breathes freely, and can

walk up and down stairs without inconvenience.

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