Anatomical lesions of T. 247; R. 403;
E. 608; S. 683

Animals, T. in, 97; E. 496

Antimony in fevers, 284

- and opium in fevers, 294

Antiquity of T. 25; R. 309; E. 420
Antiseptics in T. 274; E. 644, 654
Aphasia in T. 205; E. 561
Aphonia in T. 193; E. 561

Appendix vermiformis perforated in E,
577, 623

Appetite in T. 146; R. 338, 359; E. 521
Arachnoid hemorrhage in T. 194, 261 ;
E. 655

Ardent continued fever, 677, 680
Ariège, E. at, 479
Armentyphus, 309, 338
Army fever, 24, 110
Arsenic in R. 409
Arteries in E. 631.

Thrombosis

See Embolism and

CHL

Cancrum Oris. See Noma

Cannabis indica in fevers, 297

Carbolic acid in fevers, T. 274; E. 554,
644, 654

Carbonic acid in expired air of fevers, 15;
T. 144

Carbuncles in T. 217

Carditis in T. 201, 257
Carlisle, T. at, 36, 98

Carphology in T. 168, 245; R. 373; E.
538; treatment, 297

Cases of T. 123, 172, 182, 188, 195, 198,
201, 204, 206, 208, 210, 223, 664,
672

-

- T. and variola, 225

T. and enteric fever, 664

T. followed by E. 672, 674

R. 350, 370, 374, 383, 384, 392
E. 500, 513, 528. 535, 543, 548,
554, 555, 557, 560, 565, 571, 584,
596, 664, 672

E. and scarlatina, 584
E. and diphtheria, 585
E. and variola, 585

E. followed by T. 671-2
Catalepsy in T. 168; E. 539
Catamenia. See Menstruation
Catarrhal T. 191, 228

Cattle plague distinct from E. 496
Causes of fevers, 3, 8; importance in dis-
tinguishing fevers, 8; of T. 61; R.
320; E. 438; S. 677

Causus, 676

Cellular tissue, inflammation of in T. 216,
306

Cerebellum in T. 263; R. 407; E. 636
Cerebral membranes in T. 203, 260; R.
406; E. 635

respiration in T. 142, 245

serosity in T. 175, 183, 261; R. 407;
E. 635

softening in T. 264; in R. 384; E. 636
symptoms in fever, in T. 158, 245,

293; R. 371; E. 534; pathology
of, 17, 20, 181, 203, 308, 531;
danger of, 245

Cerebrum in T. 203, 263; R. 384, 407;
E. 636

Cesspool fever, 419
Chalk, use of in E. 652

Change of practice in fevers, 42, 46, 48,
54, 278, 411, 648

Change of residence a cause of T. 70; R.
324; E. 455

type in fevers, 7, 42, 45, 54, 278,

411

Charcoal in E. 651, 654
Children, E. in, 440, 589

Peyer's patches in, 625

Chloral hydrate in fevers, 294
Chlorates in fevers, 274

Chloride of lime as a disinfectant, 270,

642

-sodium in fevers, 276

Circulation, organs of in T. 139, 193,
245, 256; R. 357, 382, 406; E.
518, 558, 631

Circumscribed epidemics of E. 445
flush of E. 509
Clapham, E. at, 472

Classification of continued fevers, 3
Clergy, liability to T. 82
Clifton, E. at, 479

Clinical description of T. 118; R. 347;
E. 497; S. 679

Clothes, propagation of fever by, T. 87;
R. 330; E. 467

Club-foot after T. 205; E. 561
Coexistence of specific poisons, 225, 583,
663; of T. and E. 663

Coffee in fevers, 152, 276, 298
Cold a cause of fever, 67, 324, 447, 677
in treatment of T. 279, 285, 291, 299;
R. 410; E. 648; S. 683

Collapse in T. 200; R. 382, 402, 415; E.
590, 606, 607; S. 681

Colon in T. 254; R. 404; E. 626
Colour of clothes predisposes to infection,
89

Coma in T. 165, 247, 298; R. 373; E.
536, 607

Coma vigil in T. 164, 245; E. 537
Common continued fever, 418, 676
Communication of fevers. See Propa-
gation

Complications of fevers, 18; T. 190, 247,
303; R. 381, 402, 415; E. 555,
655; S. 682

Concentration of fever-poison, 694
Condy's fluid in fevers, 274; as a disin-
fectant, 270, 641-3

Congestive typhus, 227; R. 392
Conjunctivæ in T. 130, 177; R. 364,
374; E. 540

Constipation in T. 148, 278; R. 363; E.
524, 575, 647

Contagia, independent origin of, 8; T.
97, 112, 118; R. 332; E. 470,
496. See Poisons
Contagion of T. 80; R. 326; E. 458
Continued fevers, their importance, I ;

plurality, 2, 338; mortality, 1, 684
Convalescence in T. 184, 307; R. 381;
E. 546, 607, 657
Conveyance of fever patients, 90, 244,
269

Convulsions in T. 168, 245, 300; R. 368,
373, 402; E. 539; treatment, 300

tremens in T. 160, 231, 293

-

- è potu, diagnosis from T. 231
Delusions in T. 161; R. 372; E. 535,
561

Depressing emotions a cause of fevers,
69, 325, 450; a cause of increased
mortality, 243, 402

Desquamation in T. 136; R. 355; E. 516
Destitution a cause of T. 74; R. 325,
333; not of E. 457

- a cause of mortality in T. 243; R. 402
Diagnosis of T. 228, 393, 659; R. 393;
E. 590, 659; S. 682
Diaphoretics in T. 277; E. 645
Diarrhoea in T. 149, 208; R. 363, 381,
388; E. 523, 563, 606; treatment,
304, 415, 651, 657

autumnal, relation to E. 494, 545
Diet in T. 285; R. 413; E. 650, 657

Epistaxis in T. 178; R. 374, 381; E.
542, 607; treatment, 655

Ergot in fevers, 284; in hæmorrhages,
653

Eruption of T. 119, 130, 246, 248; its
nature, 131; varieties, 131; im-
portance in diagnosis, 133, 228,
660

-

-

in R. 352

- of E. 509, 606, 608; compared with
that of T. 512; its importance in
diagnosis, 513, 660

Eruptions, accidental in T. 215; R. 390;
E. 582; S. 680

Erysipelas, diagnosis from T. 233

-

in T. 207, 212, 305; R. 389; E. 581
Peyer's patches in, 626

Esquimaux, alleged exemption from T.

55, 117

Essential Fevers, 13
Ethers in fevers, 290

Etiology of T. 61, 118, 667; R. 320,
347; E. 438, 496, 667; S. 677
Exanthematic Typhus, 23, 38, 429
Exanthematous nature of T. 23, 38, 46,
131

Exciting cause of T. 79; R. 326; E. 458;

S. 677

Exeter Black Assize, 104

Expired air in T. 144; E. 359

Eyes. See Vision

FLE

3 A

asthenica, 23, 681
aticta, 23. 418
biliosa, 419, 588

cacoctes, 24

carcerum, 24, 34, 103, 425
castrensis, 24, 110

- continua simplex, 3, 19, 420, 547,

588, 676

- diaria, 677
ephemera, 677

epidemica, 23, 309

exanthematica, 24, 131, 429

gastrica, 418, 429, 588

hectica, 418

inflammatoria, 227, 309, 676

intestinalis, 419, 424

lenta, 418, 422, 423

maligna, 23, 24, 28, 32, 424

mesenterica, 419, 422, 426, 428, 627

- militaris, 24, 110

mucosa, 419

nautica, 24, 35, 108
nervosa, 418, 423, 425, 429
non-pestilens, 418, 421
non-putrida, 677

nosocomialis, 24, 34, 112
perniciosa, 24

pestilens, 23, 26, 29, 421
petechialis, 23, 30, 33, 229, 422
- petechizans, 418, 422
- peticularis, 23, 27, 28
- pituitosa, 419, 424
purpurea, 23, 27
putrida, 23, 32, 418, 425
semitertiana, 418, 421
septimanaria, 677
stigmatica, 23, 32
stomachica, 418