PHYSICAL anp LITERARY. 451 
- relieve for any long time. ' The next day, 
on repeating the /emicupium, fhe vomited, 
’ 
and then firft complained of a dyfury: 1 
now gave her fome pills of foap and jal. 
martis. On’ the evening after, the pain 
returning in her back and os pubis, fhe was 
again put into the femicupium, and after-~ 
wards voided a confiderable quantity of 
pale urine, which at firft feemed to con- 
tain fome rags, but foon hung with a 
‘white cloud, and let fall a whitifh pow- 
der. The pain going off next day, the 
urine was more faturated, and, as the fe 
micupium foon made her faint and fick, 
it was omitted, 
ALL this while the catamenia, which had 
firft appeared about two. years before, 
were entirely regular, and generally came 
on at their ufual. period about a week af- 
ter each fit. She now continued the ufe 
of the pills, with German Spaw-water 
and the cold bath. The feton was dried 
“up about the end of September, and fhe 
had only a flight return of pain in No- 
vember, .which was carried off by fo- 
menting the abdomen. I recommended 
lime 
