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that those who attend only to the solids and

 the mere excitement, can never cure a single

 case of yellow fever that is really severe.-

 From the results of this plan of treatment,

 not only in their hands, but in those of Dr Stedman, of St Thomas', and MT Greatrex of Trinidad, it must be, as it deserves, gene rally adopted, Whilst these levers were con sidered diseases of the solids only, and treat cd as such, no efficient control could really be exercised over them. This is proposition the most determined 1ocalist cannot contro- vert. Wherever this treatment has been tri- cd, it's authors assure us that these hitherto terrible scourges have been disarmed of their terrors. That Drs Clanny and Stevens have merited we'll of science, there is no room toI doubt. Since the publication of Dr Clanny's

 lecture, this improvement in the treatment of fever has been much talked of; and one of our most popular lecturers, Dr Elliotson, speaks of it in the highest terms of praise.- Wetake thls opportunity of paying just tri bute to the merit of Dr Clanny's researches, and the rather, as his fame fer this valuable improvement in medicine is henceforward bound up in that of his partner in the inqui ry Dr Stevens.