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TIE LUSes.-To prove the soundness of the lungs, let the patient draw in full breath, and then begin to count as far as he can, slowly and aubly, without again inhating the lungs. The uaber of seconds he can con- tinue is then to be carefully noted In con- firmed consumption, the time does not ex- ceed eight, and often less than six seconds In pleurisy and pneumonia it ranges from nine to four seconds. But when the lungs are. sound, the time will range as high as twenty to thirty seconds