pulse l2s psspired some dndng the n,ght-
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pulse l2s-pespired some dniing 'he n'Sh'7
tongue dry.
Aeon. &, every second hour. -


9 O'Clock, P. NJ Pulse l20-lell cheek less
sweed-,ongue moist.


Aeon. 6. and Bell q. alternately every hour.


Jan. I'd, M. Pulse 90. Has iell much bet
Ter all the morning Swelling has much sub
sided on the left cheek, nose, and lower part
of the right cheek. Color everywhere restored
10 almost the natural hue, excepting on the
upper parl OF the right cheek, where, however
il Is paier than formerly. Cuticle everywhere
wrinkled and the parts soft and faccid. No
vesication. Heat and pain much less. fon-
que clean and moist but rather red. Cont
Jan. Sd, M. Sep, almost all night. No red
ness Of face-cuiicle exioliating. Pulse IT,
Bowels free. I,


Sulph 6, every eight hours.lfs


Feeling quite well no farther attendance was
necessary. ae
Case of Infammatory Rheumatism of the knee


ioinr, occurring in the person OF female
\ II, servant, aged l8.


Nov. 23d, 1914, 10 O'Clock, P, M. She en-
Joys excellent health generally and is robust
and florid. In the course of the morning iclt
her left knee painful in walking and as the
day advanced, she suffered more and mole
She can assign no. cause--has been in bed Tor
several hours. Pulse ll2-skin warm. The
knee is very sensi5ly swelled, extremely ten.
der, and the integumenls sufused with red
flush. The joint contrasts remarkably with the
opposite both in figure and color No pain in
any other part. gns fna3


Bell. 6, every A hours. 4 ~


24lh, 8 o'clock, A.. M. Slept liltle owing TO
the pain in the knee Ii continues in the same
condition as il was last night, with the excep-
tion that the color is paler. Pulse 96-no pain
elsewhere. tsst


Bryon. 8, every third hour.


25th Last evening The pulse rose to lO4,
and the knee became redder. Had two doses
OF Bell. 6, in the afternoon, and for The night
resumed Bryon. every third hour


To-day, O'Clock, p. M. Swelling and red
ness Of the joint have much snbsided--almost
all the redness and swelling being confined to
the situation Of the ligament Of the patella, skin
cool-no evacuation. r3 .ases


Pulls 6, every third hour. ea
9th. Scarcely vestige Of tenderness re-
mains anywhere. Some tumefaction still evl-
dent, on comparing the knees. No pain on
standing or on motion, but considerable feeling
of stiffness in the joint--no redness. Has been
out Of bed since the afternoon.


Pulsat 6, every six hours.


3Oth. Has been occupied with her usual
household work since the 9th, and has felt the
joint only little stiff, a*a


Omit Pulls. Is well. :


!. - (Remainder to-morrow.)