32d. Pain and tenderness again returned; tongue more red; pulse 108.
33d. Six leeches were applied last evening without the slightest relief of the pain or tenderness; tongue red: pulse 96, more weak and soft.
34th. Tenderness considerably diminished; tongue less red; countenance again improved.
35th. Still less tenderness than yesterday; bears pressure much better; tongue nearly natural; two stools.
39th. Improving every day; no pain of abdomen; no tenderness on fullest pressure; bowels quite soft; tongue natural; four stools; pulse 72; appetite good: strength increasing.
44th. No return of uneasiness; continues to gain strength.
57th. Since last report has been daily improving, and is now quite well. Dismissed cured.
Case X.
Sarah Raven, æt. 17. Admitted on the 22d day of fever; no pain of the abdomen appears to have been complained of from the commencement of the attack; at present no tenderness on the fullest pressure; some distention; tongue covered with yellow fur, moist; bowels loose; pulse 110, sharp; only slight pain in the head; more pain in the limbs; mind dull, confused; deaf.
24th. No pain of abdomen on fullest pressure; tongue the same; only two stools; pulse 124; voice hoarse, feeble; respiration hurried; skin dark, almost livid; mind much more confused; delirium.